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  • by Rajinder Vir
    £75.49

    This article provides a non-formal assessment of the safety of the protocol, which is said to be both effective and resistant to a variety of assaults. The findings of the investigation indicate that the protocol under consideration does not offer user anonymity and that it is susceptible to session key disclosure assault, many-time pad attack, and insider attack. A brand new three-factor authentication protocol has been introduced in order to fulfil all of these needs. This protocol offers a greater level of security by utilizing Physically Unclonable Function (PUF) and Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC). This protocol allows for the revocation of smart cards and prevents cloning attacks.

  • by Pavithra K
    £55.49

    Entrepreneurship development is the process of enhancing the entrepreneurial knowledge and skills via structured training programmers. It deals with the study of entrepreneurial behavior, dynamics of business, and its development and expansion. This entrepreneur development process helps new firms or ventures get better in achieving their goals, improve business and the nation's economy. Another essential factor of this process is to improve the capacity to manage, develop, and build a business enterprise keeping in mind the risks related to it.

  • - A Proactive Guide to Disaster Preparedness
    by Ruby Jindal
    £39.99

    Calm Before the Storm: A Proactive Guide to Disaster Preparedness" serves as a comprehensive and empowering resource, guiding readers through the often-overlooked phase of tranquility preceding potential disasters. Exploring various natural and man-made threats, the book emphasizes the importance of understanding these nuances. It covers risk assessment, the science of disasters, and practical steps for fostering a culture of preparedness. From crafting personal disaster plans to assembling effective emergency kits, the book instills the idea that preparedness is a continuous mindset, illustrated through real-world examples. The concluding chapter reinforces the need for ongoing proactive efforts, urging readers to be architects of resilience in their lives and communities, ultimately inspiring a commitment to creating a safer and more resilient world.

  • by Abrar Ahmad Hakeem
    £71.49

    FAILURE IN DENTAL IMPLANTS A GUIDE FOR PROSTHODONTIC STUDENTS, RESEARCH SCHOLARS & GENERAL DENTISTS A book for Prosthodontic students and research scholars that will guide them during the training and research activities.This book will also help general dentists to get a full insight of failures related to dental implants.This book is tailored made and has elaborated various classification related to implant failures.

  • by Aloke Verma
    £39.99

    Ancient Indian physics, based on Vedic philosophy, combines modern science with Vedic philosophy to explain atomic structure, chemical reactions, and technology. For personal and professional development, Jantar Mantar observatories emphasize advanced scientific knowledge and interdisciplinary studies.

  • by Rajesh Kashyap
    £71.49

    Periodontal disease has a high prevalence in many countries. The early detection of periodontal disease is important in preventing tooth loss, and subsequently, maintaining the patient's general health. The current diagnostic approaches including clinical probing and intraoral radiography have shown several limitations in their reliability. Conventional diagnostic methods for periodontal disease include probing gingival tissues and performing radiographs to evaluate bony support. Radiographs give us information about the amount and type of alveolar bone defect. Hence, they are valuable in the detection of bone defects, the estimation of their severity, the evaluation of the treatment outcome, and making prognosis.Using two-dimensional (2D) radiographic methods, we can only observe the interproximal surfaces, and as a result, bone loss may be underestimated due to having a 2D view of three-dimensional (3D) structures.CBCT as a diagnostic tool is widely used in dentoalveolar surgeries, implantology, general /specialized dentistry (orthodontics, endodontics, periodontics, and forensic dentistry), and otolaryngology

  • by Bernard Kipsang Rop
    £75.49

    This book on Northern Kenya's Petroleum and Geothermal Resources Prospectivity involves a synoptic overview of geological implications, tectonic features, and subsurface stratigraphical studies of the great East African Rift System (EARS), where recent plays and geothermal manifestations have been discovered. Tectonism was brought out by continental rifting as a part of the major Gondwanaland breakup in the Late Paleozoic time, and continued in the Mesozoic and Tertiary. This movement was accompanied by a stupendous outpouring of the lava flows within several horst- and graben- like structural systems caused by extensional rifting, block faulting and subsidence, resulting in favourable petroleum and geothermal zones. This comprehensive overview of applied geology underscores the importance of essential skills required for geoscientists to unravel these vital energy resources in Kenya's EARS.

  • by Sajid Hussain
    £55.49

    Patients with fixed orthodontic appliances tend to exhibit signs of gingivitis and gingival enlargement with false pockets. Significantly higher occurrence of Treponema denticola and Tannerella forsythensis in adult patients with gingivitis and an attached fixed orthodontic appliance has been reported in the literature. Periodontal pathogens represent a significant risk not only for the periodontal disease but also for the patient's general health. Orthodontic anomalies and their treatment with a fixed orthodontic appliance create favourable conditions for colonisation of sub gingival plaque with periodontal pathogens and their following invasion into the cells. Hence the present study is aimed at identifying the red complex organisms, namely Porphyromonas gingivalis, Tannerella forsythensis and Treponema denticola in the plaque samples collected from pseudo pockets of subjects undergoing fixed orthodontic therapy. The organisms were identified using real time PCR.

  • by D Gopal Thapa
    £55.49

    The consumer market today has become increasingly diverse; hence attracting customers and retaining them has become very crucial for their success. As a result of this, retailers have adopted visual merchandising tools and techniques to differentiate themselves from the rest of the retailers in the market to attract and retain a huge customer base that is most likely to buy on impulse. The primary objective of this study was to examine the relationship between visual merchandising dimensions and consumer impulse buying behavior in the retail industry of Nepal. The study area for this research was the retail stores of malls in Kathmandu city; Labim mall and Eyeplex Mall in particular, and the data were collected from respondents through a questionnaire survey method. It is hence, concluded that consumer impulse buying is significantly impacted by product display, form/ mannequin display and promotional signage. As impulse buying has now been perceived as a common behavior, thus retailers should take the opportunity and benefit themselves from the use of different visual merchandising elements which is often termed as 'an art of silent selling'.

  • by Louis Fu
    £96.99

    Since 1800, more progress has been made than in the preceding 3,000 years. This is largely attributed to work conducted in the dissecting room and laboratory. Key milestones in the 19th-century surgical history include the discovery of anesthesia, antiseptic surgery based on bacteriology, and changes in medical education methods. The Anatomy Act of 1832 in Great Britain removed restrictions on procuring human bodies for dissection. The significant strides in morbid anatomy, pathological anatomy, and experimental pathology have all strongly influenced the advancement of modern surgery.

  • by Ravikumar P Shingala
    £55.49

    Indian bean (Lablab purpureus L.) is a sweet, bushy semi-erect herb belongs to family Fabaceae with 2n = 22 chromosomes. It is commonly known as Field bean, Hyacinth bean, Dolichos bean, Egyptian bean, Bonavist bean, Sem etc. while locally known as 'Papadi'. It is predominantly a self-pollinated crop. Biofertilizers play an important role in increasing availability of nitrogen and phosphorus. They increase the biological fixation of atmospheric nitrogen and enhance phosphorus availability to the crop. The seeds treated with bacterial culture of Rhizobium increase nodulation and influence yield as well as economize the input cost of fertilizer to some extent. Evaluation of the role of biofertilizers including Rhizobium and PSB to harness their effect in enhancing crop yields will be a challenging task.

  • by Ibrahim Eromosele Kareem
    £40.99

    The book examines cybersecurity in today's digital world, emphasizing its integration into global national policies. With rising concerns post-corporate breaches, private sector organizations prioritize cybersecurity. The key economic question tackled is the optimal budget allocation for cybersecurity. The Gordon-Loeb model, a focal point in academia and practice, suggests an initial investment not exceeding 37% of expected damages from breaches. Spending should focus on areas yielding significant net benefits, considering diminishing returns. The book aims to explore the economics of cybersecurity, providing insights into optimal security investment. It contributes nuanced perspectives for scholars, practitioners, and decision-makers navigating the intersection of economics and cybersecurity in the contemporary digital landscape.

  • by Tulika Khare
    £40.99

    Climate change is a global emergency and one of the main environmental concern for the world. Increase in temperature and humidity are the main characteristics of global warming. Many cities in India are affected by increase in heat. The aim of the research was To study the impact of climate change on employee`s performance in Government offices in Nagpur city. A sample size was 100 Government employees and Purposive random samplings were done to select the subject. Data was collected from the sample by using pre-coded interview schedule. For experimental data collection following instruments were used such as: -Thermohygrometer, Lux meter, Noise level meter to measure environmental conditions. The data show that 41-50 years of age group were most impact by climate change. 47% respondents were graduate. 83% of the respondents were having permanent job. 37% respondents work productivity was impacted when they worked in hot climate. 67% respondents were agree that there were advantages of working in cold climate for increasing employee`s performance. 55% respondents felt cold climate suitable for work performance

  • by &#1042, &#1041, &#1048, et al.
    £50.99

    Современная кадастровая система Узбекистана, которая включает в себя более 20 видов государственных кадастров, представляет собой двухмерную плоскую кадастровую систему в формате 2D, отражающий объект в плоском состоянии, не дающей четкой информации о проекциях выступающих конструкций, которые накладываются друг на друга. Такие кадастровые модели не способны дать полную информацию о современной архитектуре с перекрывающимися частями, что в последующем приводит к принятию неправильных решений и появлению "кадастровых ошибок". В таких условиях цифровизация и применение возможностей искусственного интеллекта повысит эффективность реформирования кадастровой системы в целом. В центре такой деятельности лежит вопрос правового регулирования, который значительно отстает от практического применения, что на сегодняшний день является недостаточным и затягивает процесс его полноценного применения.

  • by Mukarrama Nasibboeva
    £39.99

    The role and influence of English today are gaining a higher speed in the world and Uzbekistan. The main factors for this phenomenon include expanding communication with the world after gaining independence and increasing the speed and scope of information exchange in the global village. The dominant position in the internet space by the language of the published content is firmly held by English, which is a strong motivation to learn English for those who wish to promote their global competencies. As it was mentioned since the Declaration of Independence the importance of the English language has been increasing in all aspects of Uzbek people's life. At present, reforms in the sphere of higher education in the country are being carried out under the leadership of the President. We can see this as an example of adopting and implementing the Strategy of Action on the five priority directions of the Republic of Uzbekistan development in 2017-2021. The strategy for further development of the Republic of Uzbekistan, in the section on social development priorities, focuses on the development of education and science.

  • by Manish Goyal
    £172.49

    This book covers a wide range of clinical cases in orthodontics. Throughout the book, simple approaches for dealing with complex, ethnic, and unusual clinical issues are discussed. It includes over 200 full-color images of both rare and routine Orthodontics cases, with all aesthetic issues thoroughly discussed. The presentation of pre and post-treatment images is basic and easy on the eyes. Each case includes pre-treatment photographic assessment, treatment planning, and post-treatment analysis in an easy-to-follow format so that images and texts may be seen and read at a glance. Intended as a quick and illustrative reference guide for postgraduate and undergraduate students, this book represents the most up-to-date, practice-oriented book in the field of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopaedics.

  • by Lynda Alkama
    £76.49

    In wireless sensor networks, each device is able to monitor its environment and send the collected information via a wireless connection. However, to monitor the critical infrastructure, critical messages must be transmitted with minimal delay to deal with failures that may occur. In order to allow this monitoring, the use of the 802.15.4 standard becomes limited. Thus, in 2013, the IEEE organization proposed the new version IEEE 802.15.4k. This amendment proposes new priority channel access mechanisms, namely CSMA/CA with PCA backoff and ALOHA PCA. To evaluate the performance of this amendment, we have modeled its two mechanisms by a Markov chain. The resolution of the systems induced by our models, allowed us to calculate some performance metrics. Non ideal and ideal channel, saturated and non-saturated traffic conditions are considered. In addition, the effect of varying some parameters on our performance metrics is proposed. The results obtained are satisfactory, because the size of the data packets and network size are the most important parameters in industrial applications, especially in critical infrastructure monitoring systems. By varying them, good results are observed.

  • by Asha Sohal
    £55.49

    The bus attendance system based on an Android application is a modern and efficient solution for automating attendance management on buses. Utilizing the power of Android devices and cloudbased technologies, the system aims to improve accuracy, efficiency, and data accessibility. The three main modules - Driver, Admin, and Student - cater to the specific needs of each user group. The Driver module allows for easy attendance marking and access to route information, while the Admin module enables route management and report generation. The Student module provides access to attendance records and route information. Integration with Firebase ensures secure storage and synchronization of attendance data in real-time. The system offers benefits such as reduced paperwork, increased accuracy, and real-time insights. With its intuitive user interfaces, the Android application provides a seamless experience. By streamlining the attendance management process, the bus attendance system enhances overall efficiency and promotes data accuracy in bus transportation operations.

  • - Innovations, Applications & Future Aspect
    by Sima Das
    £75.49

    The intersection of deep learning and healthcare has ushered in a new era of possibilities, transforming the landscape of medical research, diagnosis, and treatment. This comprehensive volume explores the innovative applications of deep learning in various facets of healthcare, presenting a roadmap for the future of medical practice. The book begins by laying the foundation of deep learning principles and their adaptation to healthcare contexts. It delves into cutting-edge developments in medical imaging, showcasing how convolutional neural networks (CNNs) and recurrent neural networks (RNNs) are revolutionizing the accuracy and efficiency of diagnostic processes. From early detection of diseases to personalized treatment plans, the impact of deep learning on patient care is examined with real-world case studies. Beyond diagnostics, the book explores the integration of deep learning into electronic health records (EHRs) and clinical decision support systems, highlighting the potential to enhance data-driven decision-making in healthcare settings.

  • by Pradnya Diwthe
    £62.49

    The present experimental study was conducted to evaluate the effect of methanolic extract of stem bark of Neolamarckia cadamba against streptozotocin-induced diabetes in wistar rats. The % extractability and qualitative phytochemical analysis of the Neolamarckia cadamba methanolic extract of stem bark were conducted while studying its anti-diabetic potential. The phytochemical analysis revealed the existence of active constituents, it was found that the presence of flavonoids, alkaloids, proteins, amino acids, carbohydrates, saponins, phytosterols, resins, tannins, glycosides, and phenolic compounds and the extractability percentage was obtained to be 13.40%. GC-MS analysis report revealed the presence of a total 31 bioactive compounds. hexadecanoic acid ethyl ester, octadecanoic acid ethyl ester, n-hexadecanoic, pentadecanoic acid, -Sitosterol, and β-Sitosterol acid are pharmacologically important phytoconstituents in Neolamarckia cadamba extract. The serum biochemical, haematological and histopathological changes in the pancreas, liver, and kidney were among the parameters used to evaluate the anti-diabetic effects of the methanolic extract of Neolamarckia cadamba stem bark.

  • by Phanus Nalondo Kundu
    £71.49

    Since independence, conflict scholars have argued that the previous Kenyan Government and by Extension Uganda, Sudan, The Southern Sudan and Ethiopia has ignored The north-western region of Kenya both politically and economically by the rest of the country. Characterized by droughts, starvations, ethnic conflicts and cattle raids, this territory is seen by the Kenyan government as a marginalized area, a space in "crisis" where violence has finally become commonplace. Almost every week, the national media reports increasingly frequent and intense conflicts: The Turkana pastoralists in Kenya are regularly attacked by the inhabitants in West Pokot and vice versa, Ethiopian pastoralists, in raids around the water points of the region, The Karamojong without proper redress. The environmental, socio-economic and historical context is crucial in the understanding of the emergence of such conflicts (I). Moreover, these conflicts are systematically described as ethnic conflicts for the control of water points, and fight for water a view which simplifies reality.

  • by Hüseyin Denk
    £40.99

    Türkiye iklim ve arazi yapısı bakımından oldukça hayvancılığa elverişli bir ülkedir. Ülkemiz hayvan sayısı bakımından dünya ülkeleri arasında ön sıralardadır. Türkiye'de hayvan varlığının bölgelere göre dağılımı incelendiğinde, sığır varlığının Doğu Anadolu ve Karadeniz Bölgesinde yoğunlaştığı görülmektedir. Mera olanaklarının daha fazla olmasından dolayı, Doğu Anadolu bölgesi ülkemizin hayvancılık bölgesi olma özelliğini sürdürmektedir. Bu bölgede hayvancılık daha çok ekstansif olarak yapılmaktadır. Batı bölgelerimizde ise Kültür sığır ırkları ile entansif yetiştiricilik yapılmaktadır. Kitapta bölgelere göre yerli sığır ırkları ve bu ırkların özellikleri detaylı olarak açıklanmıştır. Yazar kitabın, yetiştiricilere ve okuyuculara faydalı olmasını temenni eder.

  • by Gondwe Haggai
    £40.99

    The experiment was conducted at the Misamfu Aquaculture Research Station in Kasama, Zambia. Fifteen (15) concrete tanks measuring 2 m2 each were used. There were four (4) treatments: Diet + Rosemary (DR), Diet + Garlic (DG), Diet + Turmeric (DT), and Diet with no additives (control) were fed to tilapia, Oreochromis machrochir, and each treatment was replicated three times. The final mean weight, weight gain, and SGR of juveniles of O. machrochir fed on different diets ranged from 24.25 0.10g to 27.88 0.2g, 16.95 0.22g to 20.44 0.4g, and 2.00 0.21% per day to 2.2 0.11% per day, respectively. Lower final mean weight, weight gain and SGR were recorded in treatment where O. machrochir was fed on a diet without any feed additives, which differed significantly from diets supplemented with rosemary, garlic, and turmeric, which did not differ from each other. There was no significant difference in the FCR of O. machrochir fed on Diet + Rosemary, Diet + Garlic, and Diet + Turmeric.

  • by Arun Kumar R
    £40.99

    The robotic arm is used for multiple industrial applications, from welding, material handling, and thermal spraying, to painting and drilling. The robotic technology also provides human-like dexterity in a variety of environments. These may include servicing nuclear power stations, welding and repairing pipelines on the ocean floor, remote servicing of utility power lines, or cleaning up radioactive and other hazardous wastes, various food industries and so on.

  • by Ezzat Khedr
    £71.49

    The present book consists of four conference papers written by a single author or published due to cooperation with his co-workers and colleagues. Themes of the first two papers are selected on lateritic rook weathering of crystalline rocks and the next two papers are complementary processes covering sedimentation and tectonics of sedimentary cover developed during Phanerozoic times separately either over the Nubian shield in southern Egypt or in the Rifted edge of the Arabia shield at Saudi Arabia. Their importance is what they offer for researchers in the field of sedimentology and because of their novelty and models that can be followed in other research in many other regions of the world.

  • by &#1072, &#1084, &#1077, et al.
    £50.99

    Современные движения земной коры территории Армении исследовались по данным сейсмического режима, деформографическим измерениям, гидрогеодинамическим наблюдениям за уровнем подземных вод и геохимии минеральных вод центральной части региона Результаты анализа сейсмичности территории Армении приводятся в работе с целью слежения за динамикой изменения сейсмического режима в регионе. Геодинамика очаговых зон сильных землетрясений проводилось по данным сейсмичности сейсмогеодинамики очаговых зон и их связь с возникновением сильных землетрясений. Геодинамика сейсмичности определялась как результат движения земной коры с учетом полей напряжений и деформаций. Рассматривались периоды сейсмического затишья, особенности изменения уровня подземных вод и химического состава в связи с подготовкой землетрясений.

  • by Vadim Ol'shanetskii
    £71.49

    The monograph discusses issues related to the problem of migration of grain boundaries in single-phase and two-phase structures. Particular attention is paid to the kinetics and laws of growth of isomeric and lamellar grains, including the features of the movement of their boundaries in the presence of stationary and mobile particles of excess phases. Issues related to the formation of grains during sintering when using different powders (with the preservation of solid-state boundary inclusions or pores), as well as with additive surfacing technology, are also considered. The material of the monograph is intended for masters, graduate students and research engineers in factory laboratories.

  • by Gopal Thapa
    £55.49

    The advent of digital marketing brings a new way of promoting products and/or services which associates the marketers and consumers on virtual platforms. Businesses see enormous opportunities and are eager to fit into the trend with the popularity of digital marketing. Digital marketing is marketing that uses different digital marketing platforms such as search engine marketing, content marketing, social media marketing and so on in order to promote products or services. Digital marketing is a relatively new field of study in Nepal. It is a survey based research study. A survey was conducted to find out the impact of different variables used in research (search engine marketing, content marketing, social media marketing and e-mail marketing) on consumer buying behavior. The research was conducted in Kathmandu Valley. It was found that search engine marketing, social media marketing and affiliate marketing have significant and positive relationships with consumer buying behavior. Similarly, content marketing and e-mail marketing have least relationship with consumer buying behavior.

  • by Naima Barre
    £40.99

    This book is about malnutrition of children under five years, in Faculty of Nutrition and Food Science. This book is ultimate guide of how to write step by step your book correctly and get A start in your final defence. This book we completed in June 2022 and we got after our deffence A start and I hope to help this guide every one in the feild of nutrition and food science in terms of reference, guide, and so on.

  • by R Selvakumar
    £39.99

    Tuberculosis (TB) is a major public health concern with over 2 billion people currently infected, 8.6 million new cases per year, and more than 1.3 million deaths annually. Such information covers their traditional uses, chemistry, and established medicinal values as established by medicinal plant research. The book has identified these plants by their names, families, chemical constituents and biological values and thus makes them usable/valuable for all categories of students who are interested in the study of plants; herbal practitioners of all categories and pharmaceutical companies/outfits who must identify these plants properly and make use of them for medicines-plants have been identified for use in the management/treatment of certain health disorders. Plant species still serve as a rich source of many novel biologically active compounds, yet very few plant species have been thoroughly investigated for their medicinal properties and thus, there is renewed interest in phytomedicine research.

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