Indriani, Syamsuddin Hasan, Syamsuddin Nompo Ambo Ako, Muh. Rusdi, Budiman Nohong, Purnama Isti Khaerani
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The aim of this study is to identify the forage growth, production and quality of dwarf napier grass. The study is conducted for 4 months from August to November 2018. The object of the study is centro legume (Centrosema Pubescens) and dwarf napier grass (Pennisetum Purpureum cv.mott) with various percentages. The study is arranged by using Completely Randomized Design (CRD) consisted of 4 treatments and 3 replications. As for the treatments, P1: 100% centro and dwarf napier grass; P2: 75% centro and dwarf napier grass; P3: 50% centro and dwarf napier grass; P4: 25% centro and dwarf napier grass; P5: 0% centro and dwarf napier grass. The parameters of the study are plant height, leaf area, chlorophyll, number of tillers, dry matter of leaf and stem, Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF), Neutral Detergent Fibre (NDF), crude protein of leaf and stem. Based on the study, it is identified that the intercropping of centro legume and dwarf napier grass is able to affect on the production, quality of dwarf napier grass.
Nurjaya, Budiman Nohong, Syamsuddin Nompo, Sema
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This study aims to determine the production and quality of corn straw (Zea mays L.) and Mung Bean (Vigna radiate L.) from the intercropping system. This study used a completely randomized design (CRD). P1 Single corn crop (8 corn: 0 mung beans), P2 Mix corn and mung beans (6 corn: 2 mung beans), P3 Mix corn and mung beans (4 corn: 4 mung beans), P4 Mix corn and mung beans (2 corn: 6 mung beans), P5 Single crop mung beans (0 corn: 8 mung beans). Parameters observed were the production of DM and OM, contents CP, CF, and DMDg and OMDg. The results of the variance analysis showed that the effect of treatment withintercropping planting system had a significant effect (P> 0.05) on the production of DM, OM, content of CF, CP and DMDg and OMDg.
Minde Hailu, Manikandan Muthuswamy, Yohannes Petros
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Industrial effluents with heavy metals adversely affect the growth and development of crops when it is used for irrigation. So this study was carried out to assess the effect of tannery effluent on seed germination and growth performance of selected varieties (BHQPY545 and Malkesa-2) of Maize using different effluent treatments. The treatments were made by mixing measured amount of tannery effluent in distilled water i.e. 0, 25, 50, 75 and 100%.
Ganeshprasad B N, Alexandar Mathew, Amar B Janakare, Prathima N
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Optimal proportion of the weight of the vehicle and payload is important in design of an aircraft. Wing creates the lift required for flight. Spars are the structural members which run through the wing root at the fuselage to the wing tip. Spars carry the major wing bending loads. During the take-off, the bottom layer of the wing is subjected to tensile force and top layer is to compression. This leads the spars to buckle. Hence the spars must be strong enough to sustain the buckling load. If the thickness of the spar is increased, the efficiency of the aircraft decreases. Several iterations are done by decreasing the thickness of the spar. Static stresses and buckling load factors are found out for these iterations and weight optimization of the spar is achieved.
Fabiano Gibson Daud Thulu, Tedson Chimera
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East African Rift System (EARS) is one of the major tectonic structures of the earth where thermal energy of the interior of the earth escapes to the near surface. Estimated Geothermal energy resource potential in the EARS is more than 14,500 MW. Currently, other countries such as Malawi, Zambia, and Mozambique have not gone beyond the systematic inventory work of the resource potential exploration.
Naser Sopjani
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Treatment of the criminal offense of attempted murder is very important. It is a fact that the actions of the perpetrator are such that he actually deprived one person of life, but that the circumstances created have saved the victim. To identify this criminal offense is not easy for those dealing with these cases, the police, the prosecution, the court and other procedural parties. The criminal offense of attempted murder is such that it is carried out only by direct intent.
Zainab Yahya Mhoma, WangHongwu and Ahmad Saleh Haji
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The study intends to assess the performance of water supply and management in Zanzibar. This study is conducted in Zanzibar. The study used descriptive survey, based on cross-sectional design. The study uses a total of 95 samples. The information was collected using questionnaire, structured interview and documentation. The study results indicate that the performance of water supply and management in the study area is not conducive.
Mangalathevi Yelumalai, Sangeetha Tharmathurai
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Introduction: Scleritis is a painful inflammatory process of the sclera. It may also involve the cornea and the underlying uvea. Ocular tuberculosis (TB) is rare though its incidence has varied over time. It may have various clinical presentation.
Saw Nu Sanda Thein, YANG HuaLong
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In this paper, the recent situation of Yangon Port including its capacity, navigation condition, channel constricts etc. are illustrated first. And then the future development plans for both Yangon Inner Harbour and Thilawa Port Area are described. The development of special economic zone (SEZ) near Thilawa area is also briefly simplifies.
Alexandar Mathew, Amar B janakare, Ganeshprasad B N, Prathima N
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Hydropower is a renewable source of energy, which is economical, nonpolluting and environmental friendly among all renewable sources of energy. Hence, hydropower has become one of the most suitable and efficient source of renewable energy. Flywheel turbine is a new type of low head impulse turbine that is specifically built to harness energy from water stored at very low heads i.e.1 to 3m.The conventional Pelton turbines are used for power generation from water stored at high heads.
Eng. Dena Al-Dalabeh, Eng. Iman Khresha, MLT Yazan F. Jarrah
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Otitis media or Otitis externa is an infection or inflammation of the external auditory canal, the auricles, or both. It is mostly often caused by bacterial infection or occasionally fungal infection. The most characteristic symptom is discomfort that is limited to the external auditory canal, while the most characteristic signs are erythema and swelling of the canal with variable discharge. Discharge are collected by ear swab to screen various pathogenic responsible for infection.
Alin Boncioaga
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Ayo is a POC tool that’s designed to make password cracking techniques easier. It should only be used if the following strategies have failed:
Alin Boncioaga
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Ayo is a POC tool thats designed to make password cracking techniques easier. It should only be used if the following strategies have
Pili Masoud Kaku , Zhu Haochen , Peter Njoroge Murigi
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The main cause of climate change in Zanzibar is rapid population growth, which has driven up the emissions of Carbon dioxide. Since 1980s, the demand of water for Agricultural, Industrial, urban use has been on an increase. This has resulted in the exploitation of underground water without consideration for recharge. Consequently, the water table has continually lowered. Zanzibar, being an island, is poorly endowed with surface water resources such as rivers and lakes. This means that the only other source of water is precipitation.
Mukhammad Alfan Khakim, Maria Veronica Roesminingsih, Agus Suprijono, Waspodo Tjipto Subroto
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This study aims to describe the students activities and learning outcomes to enhanced the cooperative learning models make a match on social science subjects in 5th grade of Jajartunggal III state elementary school, Surabaya. This research is an action research which carried out in three cycles. The subjects in this study were fifth grade students of Jajartunggal III state elementary school, Surabaya in Academic Year of 2018/2019, they are 36 students. The data collection technique used observation, learning outcomes tests and documentation. The students activities in cycle I was 69.86% and increased to 78.80% in cycle II, and 85.82% in cycle III.
Hnin Pwint Myu Wai, Phyu Phyu Tar, Phyu Thwe
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With the increase of information, web page classification as one of the methods of text mining plays vital role in many management and organizing information. Web page classification is the process of assigning a web page to one or more predefined category labels. With the high availability of information from diverse sources, web page classification tasks have attained paramount importance.
Dr. Chetna Rathour
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Elementary education is an important place in the educational system of a developing country. The entire growth and development of the child, mental as well as physical, depends upon Elementary education. Todays most of the parents complain about poor concentration of their children during study.
Massoud Elghool
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Technology changes the world of business and transforms the labor market. This work focuses in particular on the impact of new technologies to provide employment to workers, as well as self-employment in Libya. There are clear possibilities and wider use of digital tools. The government, companies and individuals today can benefit greatly from new "digital jobs" and from the use of digital tools.
Akanksha Dubey
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Traditionally, the Indian Armed Forces have been the sole realm of men. Due to the changing societal trends and increasing complexity of military roles, women have been inducted into the Indian Armed Forces since 1992 and Permanent Commission was granted to them in 2008. Since war is viewed to be fought by men, the essential “masculinity” of the Army has been maintained by assigning them support roles.
Abdussalam Alhadi Addeeb, Ahmed Abdallah Aburas
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Digital image processing (DIP) has a much broader scope of tools, techniques and algorithms than the corresponding analog image processing. This valuable advantage can be invested in processing and restoring informative image out of distorted one, for instance noisy image. The main objective of this paper is to insure accurate quality metrics to measure spatial filtering techniques in estimating an actual image out of noisy data. The image is distorted with Salt & Pepper noise. The proposed restoration techniques include Mean filter, Median filter, Max filter, Min filter and Wiener filter. The filters are investigated versus the grayscale image. Different quality metrics are employed, including, Mean Square Error (MSE), Performance Index (PI), Peak Signal-to-Noise Ratio (PSNR), and Image Enhancement Factor (IEF). Moreover, blind metrics that include BRISQUE and NIQE are studied and their accuracies get assessed. Constantly, the investigated quality metrics show that Median filter demonstrates a greater outcome than all of its counterparts. Study shows also that the accuracies of quality measures are in agreement with each other as well as with the subjective assessment of the restored images.
Mst. Khadija Akter, Md. Nurul Islam, Tousif Nayem
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This study comprises land type, soil quality and agricultural crop production of the study area. Accordingly, some areas are chosen to carry out investigation, of which one is more useful for the farmers. My study area is Debiganj Upazilla under Panchagarh district. There are two types of data are used such as Primary and Secondary data. A questionnaire survey was conducted involving 100 respondents almost equally taken from each of the area. The respondents are almost middle gather rich farmers usually farm the land using modern farming system and get high yield. Data analysis techniques are Bivariate, Exploratory statistic, Multivariate etc.
Ilejimi D.O, Okai J.O and Raheem R.L
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In this paper, the concept of Successive Approximation method also called the Picard Iteration Method (PIM) for solving Fractional integro-differential equations is introduced. The fractional derivative is considered in the Caputo sense [6]. The proposed method reduces the equation into a standard integro integral equation of the second kind. Some test problems are considered to demonstrate the accuracy and the convergence of the presented method.
Kyu Kyu Thin, Dr. Nay Win Zaw
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This paper presents Object Detection System of an Autonomous mobile Robot by using Artificial Neutral Network. In this system, the autonomous mobile robot is applied to operate in the Electronics Department ,West Yangon Technological University..A camera is installed at the top of the robot to control the vision based of the robot. Firstly, the position of the obstacles objects is snapped. And to avoid the obstacles along the robot path, the robot must recognize the objects with an artificial neutral network training process.
Ho Thi Hanh Tien, Nguyen Thi Thanh Binh, Nguyen Huu Chuc
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This research paper analyzes the practices of entrepreneurship education (EE) in the 4th industrial revolution in Vietnam TVET with the focuses on the existing forms of EE being offered; the awareness of leaders, students, teachers about EE; the difficulties in infusing EE at vocational colleges; and possible supports from different stakeholders. This analysis was based on the empirical data collected from document analysis, students survey, and interviews with key stakeholders at five vocational colleges in Central Vietnam.
Andurkar SP1, Pagdal PH, Mohite SD, Doibale MK
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Background: One of the achievements of National Health Mission is in improving the basic transport and ambulances for pregnant women which are operating under dial 108/102 emergency transport system (EMS) in the form of ambulances. Although, 108 is predominantly designed to attend patients of critical care, trauma and accident victims, state governments consider 108 services to be the mainstay of transport for pregnant women in both normal labour and emergency whereas 102 services exclusively cater the needs of pregnant women and sick newborn. Government of India has launched Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakaram (JSSK) on 1st June, 2011, which entitles all pregnant women free of cost hospital services including transport, who delivers in public health institutions. Present research work aimed to study free transport component entitled under JSSK scheme.
Dr. Sadaf Mustafa, Faryal Ikram, Mahpara Naeem
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The main aim of this research is to determine the impact of corporate social responsibility (CSR) on customers satisfaction and brand loyalty in Telecom companies of Pakistan in formation of purchase intention of customers. Data from 150 respondents were collected through questionnaire from all over Karachi. Data analysis was performed through chi square. The findings of this study showed that CSR have significant relationship with customers satisfaction and brand loyalty. Moreover, it is concluded that there is also positive relation between brand loyalty and purchase intention. This study concludes that by improving ethical CSR customers satisfaction can also improve which can retain customer to be loyal to the brand. This study concluded that any industry which want make organization-consumer bond stronger should focus on CSR.
Htet Htet Yi, Ei Phyu Soe
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The goal of the project is to build a low cost Doppler radar with coaxial microwave parts and to develop circular waveguide Cantenna construction. In this project 5.8GHz continuous wave (CW) signal is transmitted. The radar system is constructed by using hardware components such as Cantenna, voltage controlled oscillator, power amplifiers, splitter, mixer, and video amplifier. The entire system is powered using a 24V battery. The acquired data from the radar system is recorded by using audacity software and save as “.wav” file. This “.wav” file is processed in Matlab. The measurements are taken on the road inside the MAEU campus. The result of velocity can be viewed with personal computer (PC).
Owojaiye Oluwasanjo Biodun, Olaitan Tunde Rafiu, Atibioke Oluwatoyin Adeola, Aina Olusegun Babatunde, Babatunde Olaolu and Akinola-soji Blessing.
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The study investigated the effects of rural-urban drift on agricultural labour supply in Yagba East Local Government area of Kogi State, Nigeria. 100 household heads were randomly sampled in the study area. The principal result of the study reveals that labour wage and household migration were the most important factors affecting the labour supply while lack of capital and inadequate labour supply ranked highest as constraints to agricultural production, the study reveals that 92.7% of the respondent in the study area have household migrants, 41.1% had between 4-6 migrants, 58.8% of the migrants were male, 68.0% were single and 76.3% of them were between the ages of 15-20 years.
Binod Gupta
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Introduction: Hepatitis C virus (HCV) is a positive stranded RNA virus that causes acute and chronic hepatitis and hepatocellular carcinoma. Aims & Objectives: The study was conducted to establish the transfection of Huh 7.5 derived cell lines with In-vitro transcript of HCV pF6/JFH-1 for production of infectious virus particles in naïve Huh 7.5 cells, its detection by RT-PCR
Shobhit Khandare, Pradeep Gurbani, Ranjeetkumar Yadav, Jatin Dhumal , Manasi Berde
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The proper maintenance of High-voltage transmission lines is of vital importance, since any problem may result in the interruption of electricity, with many negative impacts to health, transportation and safety and causes a huge loss of capital. Preventive maintenance is the best way to avoid problems with infrastructure, by detecting them in an early stage and responding accordingly with action plans for improvements or repairs. So idea about the Line Inspection bot meets this requirement. It will consist of camera modules; Image Processing techniques are used for detection of faults and cut in conductor, corrosion over conductor or guard ring.
DrKoushik Baishya, Prof.Rakesh Sharma
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Cerebral palsy (CP) is the leading cause of childhood disability affecting function and development. It is defined as a non-progressive neuromotor disorder of cerebral origin. The motor disorders are often accompanied by disturbances of sensation, perception, cognition, communication, and behaviour as well as by epilepsy and secondary musculoskeletal problems.
S.Spattnaik, M.R Mohapatra, J.Parija,S.K Giri, S.Samantray, B.Lnayak, S.N Senapathi,J.J Mohapatra, A.Kpadhi,Lucy Pattnaik
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A retrospective analysis was of a total 170cases of patients who underwent systematic pelvic and para- aortic lymphadenectomy between 2011 - 2017 , at AHRCC. chi=square was used for univariate analysis of variables influencing the lymph node involvement in endometrial cancer, those with p value<.05 were included in multivariate logistic regression. The effect of variables on lymphnode involvement are reported using odds ratio and 95%confidence.
Imtiyaz Ahmed, Iqbal Aziz
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Aims: To study uroflowmetric changes before and after Suprapubic Transvesical Prostatectomy in the patients of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia.
Khawar Jalil, Shahid Raza
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One of the reasons mining projects are facing sudden closure and premature termination is the financial uncertainties associated with these project. Mining projects differ from each other e.g. on the basis of utilized human and technological resources. This paper has two objectives, first is to estimate different cost components as percentage of the total cost and second is to propose an optimum cost model each for the bench drilling phase of granite mining through diamond wire sawing technique.
Carolyne Nabwoba Simiyu
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In January 2003 the Kenyan government implemented Free Primary Education (FPE). FPE was received with a lot of enthusiasm by stakeholders in education. The FPE policy envisaged that the government would provide teaching and learning materials to all public primary schools. This paper therefore discusses the attitudes of teachers and learners towards utilization of learning resources in Bungoma County in Kenya. A descriptive survey design was used in this study.
IRISH MAY A. ROXAS, MARIETTA B. AGUSTIN, OSCAR T. VALLEJO
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This study focused on the assessment of the Special Education programs in the Division of Aurora, Philippines particularly those offerings of special education classes in the Districts of Dipaculao, Maria Aurora and Baler.
J.Jasmine Cecilia, Dr.K.Prince Paul Antony
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Shopping has become more social event in India in recent years, especially among the nuclear families living in tier II and small cities. Frequent shopping creates opportunities for the young children or kids in the families to see, touch and buy various products, which in turn make them very sensible and matured consumers. Children try to influence the elders in the family and parent by drawing rational justification to their decisions.
Othman Awad Alyafei
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The research is based on enlightening the importance of employees as one of the major stakeholders of the company. It includes the methods of motivating employees for productivity and focus into the job described. Bonus and Merit increase policies motivate individuals for effective performance in order to achieve the desired goals.
Yohanna, H.S, Bang, P.D, Zakka, P.W and Anigbogu, N.A
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Environmental concerns arising from the exploitation of conventional coarse aggregates (mainly crushed rocks) and the need to provide more sustainable alternatives; the need to manage and utilize agricultural wastes having suitable properties one of which is canarium schweinfurthii (atili) seed have led to many research efforts aimed at addressing such concerns and issues.
Chernet Zerga Wejira
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Education significantly affects the development of a country in terms of the economic growth, employment opportunity and the stability and fairness in politics. It is powerful tool to change peoples lives for the better and it affects positively the economic development of a country on long term.
Chernet Zerga Wejira
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Education significantly affects the development of a country in terms of the economic growth, employment opportunity and the stability and fairness in politics. It is powerful tool to change peoples lives for the better and it affects positively the economic development of a country on long term.
Bakulikira M, Bayubasire C, Bagalwa M, Baluku B, Mulumeoderhwa K
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Schistosomiasis or bilharziasis is a parasitic disease caused by trematodes of the genus Schistosoma, five of which are pathogenic to humans in tropical regions and the Democratic Republic of Congo is not excluded. A survey was carried out on 346 people in the Katana Health Zone in the period June to September 2015 to assess the populations knowledge, attitudes and practices with regard to intestinal schistosomiasis Schistosoma mansoni.
Dayok, S.T, Agber, P.I and Ugese, F.D
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A two year study on the assessment of the effects of supplementary irrigation (SI) and variety on the productivity of potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) was conducted during the 2017 and 2018 cropping seasons at the Research Farm of the National Root Crops Research Institute (NRCRI) Kuru, Jos in Plateau State, Nigeria. The treatments consisted of two varieties of potato (improved variety ( Daimat) and local variety and four levels of water application (W1 = No SI, W2 = SI of 200 mm, W3= SI of 400 mm, W4 = SI of 600 mm).
Smita Jain, Purnima Swarup Khare
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Alteration in thermoelectric properties of any specific materials by doping is one of the effective and popular routes. We report the experimental results followed by the mathematical calculations aimed at developing effective thermoelectric materials for high temperature applications. Transition metal oxide materials are the promising candidates for renewable energy due to their chemical stability.
M. A. Al-Shabi
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This paper discusses several important algorithms used for the encryption and decryption of data in all fields, to make a comparative study for most important algorithms in terms of speed (implementation) and security (special keys) determine whether an encryption algorithm is good. What is more, computational resources, such memory (RAM) size, are an integral consideration since they affect algorithm efficiency, hence the need to ensure optimal resource allocation, etc. Particularly, encryption is the process of transforming plain text into ciphered-text, which cannot be understood or altered easily by undesirable people.
Dr. Muhammad Adam, Dr. Adamu Gagdi Jibrin, Danladi Ibrahim
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Determine relationship between moderate consumption of caffeine and high academic performance among undergraduate biology students was among the objectives of the study. Correlational design was adopted as the design for this study. The population of the study constitutes 481 biology education undergraduate students from the Faculty of Technology Education. A proportionate stratified sampling technique was employed in selecting 196 students as sample participants in this study using Research Advisor table for determining sample size.
Bhanujyothi H C, Rajesh S M, Vidya J and Sahana D S
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Internet of Things (IoT) applications serves several areas, in which Real Time Applications has major siginificance and are widely used. In this paper, we discuss the implementation of IoT Services such as Room Temperature Monitoring and Fire Alarm System using Message Queue Telemetry Transportation (MQTT) broker. The MQTT Transportation broker has been utilized as a platform to provide the Internet of Things services. Open-source software component is used for connecting sensors and actuators to the platform by the IoT end device via Wi-Fi channel. We created smart Environment scenario and designed IoT messages satisfying the scenario requirement.
Dr Ayush Pandey, Dr Vikas Shukla, Dr Anand Doshi
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Here we report a case scenario where a 19 year old female presented with complaints of Pain over bilateral buttocks radiating down to the right thigh to foot x 4 months, persistent, exaggerated by squatting/ working, Constipation x 4 months, Weight loss x 1 month, Urinary retention x 15 days, continuous dribbling and Loss of sensation over bilateral buttocks, inability to feel clothes or hot/cold sensation. She was diagnosed to have a sacral tumor and was managed a multidisciplinary approach.
Salakory Melianus, Wiclief S. Pinoa, Revalda Amanda Yacoba B. Salakory
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This study aims to analyze about factors of mangrove forest ecosystem conservation strategy in Baguala Bay District. This research is a qualitative research. Data were collected through documentation and observation. Method analysis employed was SWOT. The factors of mangrove forest ecosystem conservation strategic in Baguala Bay District is four (4) variable, with following description: strengths is eight (8) indicators, weaknesses is seven (7) indicators, oppurtunities is nine (9) indicators and five (5) indicators.
Siwitri Munambar, Nofita, Anang Sucahyo
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The response is a response or reply to a stimulus that can be known by actions or behaviour given to a given stimulus. By knowing the level of response of farmers to the application of liquid organic fertilizer, we can find out the extent of the response given by farmers. This study aims to find out farmers about the application of the use of liquid organic fertilizer (POC) in soybean cultivation in Yogyakarta, especially in the Cipta Boga II farmer group, Kulonprogo district.
Adeyemo David Akinlolu, Agokei Roland Chukwudi
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This study examined the predictive relationship between counselling, self-efficacy and commitment and the potential mediating effects of emotional intelligence and gender identification. Masters-level counselling interns and doctoral counselling students (N = 126) were surveyed to determine levels of counselling self-efficacy, emotional intelligence, gender identification and counsellor commitment. Pearson product-moment correlation coefficients revealed significant pairwise relationships between the 4 variables of interest. A multiple-mediator path analysis supported the hypotheses that counselling self-efficacy is a significant predictor of counsellor commitment. and that emotional intelligence is a mediator of that relationship, Results suggest that counselling self-efficacy may be an important variable in the development of key counsellor preparation outcomes and professional commitment.
Carolyne C. Bundotich, Dr Felicity W. Githinji , Prof John K. Chang’ach
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Alcohol abuse is one of the social issues in today’s society. Parents and social institutions like schools have the responsibility of socializing the young people but they have also fallen victims of alcohol abuse. The need to carry out this research arose from the fact that alcohol consumption, especially illicit alcohol, had affected the society as a whole, the family included. The study was conducted in Keiyo North, Elgeyo-Marakwet County.
Eng. Flowra Al-rawashdeh, Eng. Dena M. Aldalabeeh, Eng. Manal A. Alsharaya
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Recently, the quality of healthcare is a significant concern worldwide. Clinical laboratories are an essential part of healthcare services where more than 65% of medical cases are diagnosed by laboratory tests. Therefore, clinical laboratory results are playing a significant role in diagnosis, treatment and decision making. Excellent practice of quality management is an emerging issue to ensure quality control, reliable and accurate test results. The modern quality tools such as Lean and Six-sigma offer realistic and sustain approaches to increase efficiency, reduce cost, minimis errors, remove waste from working process in clinical laboratories.
Eng. Mahdi A. Alabadi, Eng. Ibrahim M. Alhyari
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Recently, digital radiology systems have been replacing screen film technology. During the last two decades, digital radiology applications have a wide acceptance in healthcare facilities. Manufacturers provide different types of digital detectors that improve image capture, image quality, readout, archiving, post-processing and communication system. Digital images detectors based in converting X-ray images into digital form combined with computer aided application which is open the door for new diagnostic procedures.
Akanmu, T. A., Aadegoke, B. O. and Oladoye, S. F.
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Management of disk scheduling is a very important aspect of operating system. Performance of the disk scheduling completely depends on how efficient is the scheduling algorithm to allocate services to the requests in a better manner. Many scheduling algorithms such as FCFS, SSTF, SCAN, C-SCAN, LOOK, and C-LOOK are developed in recent years to optimised the system disk I/O performance. By reducing the number of head movement, we can improve the performance of disk I/O operation. In this paper, a new algorithm has been proposed to reduce the number of head movement. The proposed algorithm is designed from SSTF and SCAN algorithms. The existing scheduling algorithms and our proposed algorithm are applied to two different queues of disk I/O requests. The results show that, our algorithm and LOOK give the least head movement values in the case of first queue of disk I/O requests, but it gives the least head movement value in the second queue of disk I/O of requests. Conclusively, HDSA (Hybridized Disk Scheduling Algorithm) has reduced the head movement as compared to the existing Disk Scheduling Algorithms. it therefore maximizes the throughput for modern storage devices.
Bharat Kumar Dhal
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This Project aims to study the application aspects of the speech recognition; speech recognition is the process by which a computer (or other type of machine) identifies spoken words. Basically, it means talking to your computer, and having it correctly recognized what you are saying. Voice or speech recognition is the ability of a machine or program to receive and interpret dictation, or to understand and carry out spoken commands. which can be used in automation system to manage electrical equipment’s by voice only. We will restrict our attention to basic home appliances. The proposed system consists of Atmel’s AVR Microcontroller ATmega16, relay circuit and other peripherals. Codes are developed using AVR Studio IDE and HEX files are uploaded to the controller chip by using AVR Burner through Usbasp Program loader. AMR Voice is the speech recognition software that converts speech into text commands and transmits those on Bluetooth. ISIS Proteus is advance simulation software which is used to simulate the Prototype before actual hardware implementation. Upon successful recognition of voice commands, the ATmega drives the corresponding load.
Ekaterina Rozhkova, Ru Guo
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The effects of climate change on freshwater systems and their management occurs mainly due to the observed and projected increase in temperature, increase in precipitation, rise in sea level and precipitation variability. By this, climate warming accelerates the global water cycle on the planet, making arid regions even drier and leading to flooding in the wet ones. According to the findings of scientists, made on the basis of 13 years satellite observations, the warming of the Earths climate leads to increased evaporation of water from the surface of the oceans, which causes more rainfall than before, that riverbeds return to the ocean.
Mohamad Taha Abdulgapor, Mohalidin M. Tuya
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This paper presents realistic scenarios on the bangsamoro community specifically the areas where people are involved in conflicts whether the nature of such conflicts is personal gap or misunderstanding family feuds, land issues and political power. The key to peace and conflict resolution or solutions and mitigating approaches are directly needed and presented.
Mohalidin M. Tuya
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This research paper presents the Islamic corporate values, the importance of values and principles in a Muslim’s life will be highlighted as they relate to corporate needs and issues which include officials, managers, employees, and religious leaders..
Mrs Mateena Maqbool
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Purpose: The aim of the study was to assess the effectiveness of structured teaching programme on knowledge regarding management of critically ill children on mechanical ventilator among staff nurses in Government G.B. Pant hospital, Srinagar Kashmir.
L. B .Raut, Y.M. Khedkar, S.Y. Salunke, S.V. Jadhav
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Vibration suppression can be considered as one of the most important parameter affecting the performance of Mechanical structures and related safety and comfort. To reduce the system vibration of such systems, an active vibration control mechanism is required. Generally, vibration control techniques can been categorized into passive and active. Most of the existing systems falls under the passive category.
Ogidi Adam Ogidi, Danja B.A., Hammashi H.Lodma, Nathaniel Sunday Samuel, Sanusi K.A
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The heavy metals content of agricultural soils at kashere, Ako LGA, Gombe, were determined using an atomic absorption spectrophotometer (AAS). The result shows the mean heavy metal content of samples as follows, Fe (21.31 mg/Kg), Zn (7.86 mg/Kg), Cd(1.58 mg/Kg),Cr(2.32 mg/Kg) and Pb (36.10 mg/Kg). The concentration of heavy metals in samples increased in the following order, Cd < Cr < Zn< Fe < Pb. The mean values for some physiochemical parameters of the soil samples are; pH (5.7), moisture (27.2 %), the concentrations of heavy metals in soil samples were less than the permissible limits for heavy metals in soils set by USEPA / WHO.
Vinay Pandey, Kiran Pawar, Tara Verma, Siddhart Jain, Madhavi M. Mane
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With the innovation of PC framework the correspondence have turned out to be very less demanding. A portable give different highlights such to correspondence, for example, voice calling, content sms and so forth. We have proposed a framework which is useful for those people who are physically tested. With the assistance of this device the voice can be changed into content and from content to voice. This undertaking will totally wipe out the utilization of consoles and we would probably get to the things just by utilizing our voice and mouse click. The typical individual can likewise be utilized this framework for read reason. It is an easy to understand and furthermore productive to utilize.
Elijah O. Okeyo, Dr. Jeanne Mogusu, Dr. Nicholus K. Ombachi
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In Kenya, the newly promulgated constitution of 2010 (CoK, 2010), provides the basis of monitoring and evaluation as an important tool for operationalizing Government projects to ensure transparency, integrity and accountability. The study was conducted in six Lake Region economic Bloc Counties namely, Migori, Homabay, Kisumu, Siaya, Kakamega and Vihiga. This study specifically assessed the effectiveness of Monitoring and Evaluation Structure on the Performance of County Governments. The study was guided by the change and structural functionalism theories advanced by Emile Durkheim.
Hazel R. Balan, Jonrick G. Escol, Jessanto L. Baranggan, Canna Regine D. Cubao
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Vermicompost refers to a comprehensive soil substrate and an eco-friendly farm input which is produced by the joint and simultaneous action of earthworms and microorganisms in degrading organic matter into nutritional humus in the absence of heat. This study was carried out to determine the growth performance of selected plants using vermicompost derived from Kibalisa Eco-waste Center. A total of three treatments were carried out in the experimentation for a period of 45 days.
JEMSS Jayarathna, HMTP Herath
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The attractive image given to alcohol is a key attraction which drives adolescents to experiment alcohol consumption in their early ages. Thus this study was aimed to identify social norms on attractive image given to alcohol among adolescents and to assess their ability to identify the factors which contribute in building an attractive image around alcohol. A cross sectional study was conducted in two state schools in North Central province in Sri Lanka. Sample size of the study was sixty seven adolescents from 14 to 16 age groups.
Dr. Rajni Kant
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Mention the abstract for the article. An abstract is a brief summary of a research article, thesis, review, conference proceeding or any in-depth analysis of a particular subject or discipline, and is often used to help the reader quickly ascertain the papers purpose. When used, an abstract always appears at the beginning of a manuscript, acting as the point-of-entry for any given scientific paper or patent application.
Ilukor Geresom
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While health service utilization is a key indicator of health service delivery which many countries seek to improve, low health service utilization patterns characterize many urban settings in developing countries with a grave impact on the community. One such urban setting is Mbale Municipality in Mbale district, Uganda. A cross sectional descriptive study was carried in five wards of Mbale Municipality on the ninety-three (93) respondents. The study aimed at investigating the determinants which influence utilization of health services in urban areas.
Sani Abdullahi Bello
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Rapid urbanization has been considerd one of the significant factor of urban studies in developing countries of the world since the emergence of population explosion in the 1960s and 1970s in larger cities (Barros, 2004). Land use/land cover change information is very essential in decision making process in urban planning implementation and management of urban areas to meet the increasing demands for basic human needs and welfare of the contemporary rapidly growing population.
A.S. Thanuja Nishadi
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The large volumes of healthcare big data are rapidly generating all over the world in numerous ways. Therefore, significant amount of money has been allocating for healthcare industry for treatments, diagnosis and other research and development areas in handling healthcare big data. Further, patients are unnecessarily spending time, effort and money, due to lack of telemedicine support. However, the rapid growth of unstructured healthcare data does not support for existing big data analyzing technologies. Therefore, the study suggests Hadoop MapReduce for store and process medical data to avoid the modern issues in healthcare big data analysis.
Muh. Patekkai, Andi Adri Arief, Mardiana Ethrawaty Fachry
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The purposes of this research are to analyze smoked Katsuwonus pelamis feasibility which involves operating costs, the income, the amount of profits, and to calculate Revenue Cost Ratio (R/C Ratio) of smoked Katsuwonus pelamis business
Mohammed.Hasan.Al-Eghwairyeen
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This papers aims to investigating the effect of low frequency alternating electric current (AC) on the growth of human skin cancer cells in vitro. Results of this experiment showed a clear positive effect of low frequency alternating electric current on the proliferation of adherent skin cancer cells.
Bobadoye I.W., Fawole, O. I and Ogunwale A.O
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Background: Women of reproductive age especially postpartum women are exposed to the risk of pregnancies. Contraceptive use during the postpartum period would reduce rates of maternal and infant mortality by preventing unplanned, unwanted pregnancies and by spacing new pregnancies at least two years after the previous birth.
Biru Desta Kassaye
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The main objective of this research is to investigate the impact of workforce diversity and its workgroup performance at private higher education institutions (St. Mary University, Admas University, Unity University and Rift Valley University) by taking workgroup cohesiveness, job involvement and turn over intention as performance indicators. The data were collected through respondent administered questionnaire. Quantitative approach was employed to produce statistical figure for analysis. Data were analyzed through cross tabulations and chi-square (p) values.
Perpetua Emmanuel*, Chaeka Semango Mwesongo
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Literatures pertaining to community awareness to natural resources management have revealed that there is inadequate community awareness towards natural resources management in Tanzania. However, data to indicate factors influencing community awareness and the main approach of participation in natural gas exploitation and management in Songosongo Island is missing.
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