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This study reports the outcomes of experimental inquiries conducted on hybrid composite samples. The microstructural analysis comprises SEM, EDS, and XRD examinations, exploring the effects of compaction pressure and reinforcements on the microstructure, density, porosity, microhardness, and wear properties of the composites. Additionally, the experimental results are subjected to analysis using the analysis of variance (ANOVA) method. Furthermore, the study includes the presentation of a 3D model of a connecting rod, developed on Solidworks software, taking into account the properties of the Al/3 wt% Si3N4/4.5 wt% ZrO2 composite.

"Principles of Management" is a comprehensive guide aiming to provide a foundational understanding of essential management concepts. Typically commencing with an introduction to the significance of management in organizational contexts, the book delves into historical perspectives, tracing the evolution of management theories.

The following monograph represents a linguistic investigation into the cognitive, pragmatic, and lingua-cultural peculiarities of linguistic units that express the nature of time in both English and Uzbek languages. It explores how speakers of these languages conceptualize and communicate temporal information, focusing on the similarities and differences of those elements between the two languages. The research findings provide valuable insights into how speakers of English and Uzbek conceptualize and communicate about time. They highlight the cognitive, pragmatic, and linguistic factors that shape temporal expressions in these languages, shedding light on the underlying mechanisms and cultural influences that guide temporal communication. This book can be a useful guide for language teaching, cross-cultural communication, and the study of cognitive processes related to time perception. The current monograph consists of 3 parts, each one containing 2 various theoretical explanations of linguistic units expressing time.

The experiment entitled ¿Effect of chemicals on growth, yield and quality of baby corn (Zea mays L.)¿ was conducted during summer 2020 on var. GAYMH 1 at Horticulture Polytechnic, ASPEE College of Horticulture and Forestry, Navsari Agricultural University, Navsari, Gujarat, India. The experiment was laid out in randomized block design with three replications and eight treatments.The highest net return of ¿ 2,52,339 ha-1 was obtained with mepiquat chloride 200 ppm, maximum benefit:cost ratio (2.12) was obtained with NAA 40 ppm with net return of ¿ 2,49,276 ha-1.

The book introduces a finance calibration issue, aiming to determine model parameters using observed option prices. It delves into using intricate models like multi-dimensional jump diffusion with stochastic volatility to price European and Quanto options. Several numerical techniques¿integro-differential stochastic equations, finite elements, Monte Carlo, and Quasi Monte Carlo methods¿are examined for pricing. The Tikhonov regularization method is proposed to solve the calibration problem by converting it into an inverse problem of partial differential equations, solvable via numerical methods. Additionally, it explores the role of the optimal control framework in establishing conditions to minimize cost functionals. Despite the challenges in estimation, the model displays promise in calibration, exhibiting accuracy in theoretical outcomes and numerical experiments, demonstrating potential risk reduction capabilities.

In the inexorable progression of existence, philosophy assumes an integral role as a constant companion, lending profound elucidation to the multifaceted tapestry of life. The contemporary human experience has evolved into an intricate amalgamation of complexities, embracing a myriad of dimensions that necessitate a nuanced exploration. Embarking upon a comprehensive exposition, this series delves into the realm of total daily life philosophy, aspiring to unravel the intricacies of existence through a meticulous examination of philosophical tenets from diverse perspectives. In this scholarly pursuit, the objective is to fathom the profound intricacies that underlie the fabric of human life, employing philosophy as an indispensable tool to glean a more profound understanding of our multifarious reality. Philosophy as perceived by an Eastern philosopher bears the spirit of East.

Soils are inherently heterogeneous in nature because many factors contribute to their formation and the complex interactions of these factors (Maniyunda et al., 2013). One of the essential elements of a sustainable agricultural production system is the soil, and the quality of the soil is determined by its physio-chemical properties and ability to supply nutrients, which are ultimately reflected in crop productivity. The ability of a particular type of soil to perform within ecosystem and land use boundaries, sustain production, preserve environmental quality, and foster plant growth as well as human health was termed as soil quality (Karlen et al., 2001).

The body size of animals depends on "external physical" factors and "internal physiological" factors. The length of the animals depends on the following factors: 1- Strength of the circulatory system 2- Air pressure 3- Density of Blood 4- Earth surface gravity 5- Amount of hemoglobin affinity for oxygen 6- Body angle relative to the ground Why a today animal cannot be tall like a dinosaur 100 million years ago. Which of the above factors has changed during this time?

In the heart of the Arwi world, an intellectual and spiritual resurgence bloomed, ignited by the profound wisdom and tireless efforts of eminent scholars and saints. From Shaykh Sadaq Ibrahim Maraik¿yar, the pioneering figure alongside Saint Shahul Hamid, who rallied against the Portuguese tyranny, to the scholarly legacies of Shaykh Mustafa Wali and Shaykh Abdul Qadir Naina Labbai 'Alim, each luminary illuminates a distinct facet of this rich cultural tapestry.These luminaries were not merely scholars; they were torchbearers of knowledge and spiritual guidance. Shaykh Sulayman Wali's prophetic vision upon seeing a child, foretelling future contributions, Shaykh Salahuddin's eloquence, Shaykhuna Pulavar's literary prowess, and the polymathic genius of Yasin Mawlanäeach added a layer to the fabric of Arwi heritage, fostering education, spirituality, and literary excellence.The saga extends to the poetesses, Sayyida Asiya Umma and Fatima Jawhariyya, whose mystical verses and spiritual insights transcend time. Their works stand as testament to the elevated spiritual literature woven within the Arwi community.This compilation pays homage to these illustrious figures.

Current manual is addressed as a course book for the 2nd course students of Philology of Higher education on the discipline ¿Language aspects practice". It focuses mainly on enhancing the vocabulary range of learners which further helps to maintain other language skills. The manual has two key objectives of providing formal, subject-based education and of encouraging students¿ personal development in a wider social and cultural context. Formal education involves the acquisition of knowledge and understanding, concepts and skills within each subject area. Personal development takes place in a range of spiritual, moral, social and cultural contexts. It involves an awareness of appropriate behavior, understanding of the environment in which students work and live, and a development of their individual identity.

Unlock the secrets of citric acid production with this groundbreaking work that focuses on utilizing molasses, a sugar industry byproduct, to yield this indispensable organic acid. Delving into meticulous optimization of various parameters such as pH, temperature, aeration, phosphate concentration, time, and inoculum size, this comprehensive guide provides valuable insights for both academics and industry professionals. Join the journey to revolutionize citric acid production and discover sustainable, efficient, and economically viable methods.

For a sustainable world order, we must accept that we are responsible for the lives of all living things, not only today but also in the future. October 16, the date of establishment of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), is celebrated as World Food Day every year and the theme of this year's World Food Day has been determined as "Let's Grow, Let's Feed; Let's Sustain Together". It is predicted that the demand for agricultural products will reach 10 billion and increase by 60 percent. In order to meet the increasing food demand and ensure everyone has access to sufficient and nutritious food, production must be increased and food loss and waste must be prevented. The COVID-19 pandemic has shown us that we need to change. The whole world is going through an extraordinary period. It has become clear that uninterrupted food supply is more important than ever. The indispensability of the agricultural sector in terms of food supply security is gaining more importance. The COVID-19 pandemic has shown us how important agriculture, seeds, soil, water resources and food are.As an author, I hope to contribute to agriculture and literature in this book.

Some of the extracts had a good potential for therapeutic uses against some pathogens. It appears that extracts with high antimicrobial activity against Gram-negative bacteria do not necessarily have high activity against other Gram¿negative bacteria compared to Gram-positive bacteria. Lilium candidum-mediated silver nanoparticles extract were the most effective plant extracts against the Gram-negative bacteria studied in this work. These plant-mediated silver nanoparticles could be a potential source of new antibacterial agents. Further and more specific studies, in vivo, are recommended to determine the efficacy of these essential oils in the treatment of gram-negative bacterial infections. The data represented in this present study contribute to a novel and unexplored area of nanomaterials as alternative medicine. This study also recommended that it would be important to understand the mode of action of the biosynthesized nanoparticles before their use in nanomedicine applications.

This book provides a comprehensive introduction to precision machining processes, machine tools, and related technologies.Covering fundamental principles of precision engineering, this book explores topics such as metrology, materials, and precision machining.Focusing on micromachining and precision manufacturing, this book explores the fundamentals and applications of spark-assisted chemical engraving.This book discusses the principles and practices of precision engineering, covering aspects such as measurement, design, and manufacturing.

This book depicts sleep quality, excessive daytime sleepiness and psychological distress among first year medical students of tertiary government medical college of western Maharashtra. Sleep is an essential component of physical and mental health, Insufficient sleep impacts on alertness and leads to attention decline. It may be due to a sudden transition from school life to professional life, vast syllabus, exam stress and excessive use of social media.This book shows association of some demographic factors (age, sex, residence, hometown, religion) with sleep and psychological distress. Medical cultures that promote healthy diversity, responsibility, and accountability rather than competition and shaming are core to the solution of this issue encountered by medical students worldwide. So recommendations regarding promotion of healthy lifestyle, stress-free life and awareness about the negative impacts of sleep disturbances on academic performance can be given. Therefore, measures to improve sleep habits among medical students are highly recommended.

A hybrid vehicle is one that uses two or more distinct types of power, such as submarines that use diesel when surfaced and batteries when submerged. Other means to store energy include pressurized fluid in hydraulic hybrids. In this concern, hybrid power-trains are designed to switch from one power source to another to maximize both fuel efficiency and energy efficiency. In hybrid electric vehicles, for instance, the electric motor is more efficient at producing torque, or turning power, while the combustion engine is better for maintaining high speed. Improved efficiency, lower emissions, and reduced running costs relative to non-hybrid vehicles are three primary benefits of hybridization.

This book "Exploring Literary Horizons- Journeys, Perspectives, and Comparative Analyses", This academic collection explores diverse literary themes. chapter 1 comprehensively analyzes Buddha's life via travel texts, delving into cultural nuances. chapter 2 applies a colonial perspective to Yann Martel's novel, examining historical contexts and the impact of colonization. chapter 3 explores the evolution of fantasy, using the Harry Potter series to delve into magical creatures, real-world relevance, and literacy impact. chapter 4 navigates the representation of Satan in Milton's work and its reflection in modern fantasy TV. chapter 5 unravels diasporic identity through a comparative analysis, exploring themes of conflict and dilemmas. Chapter 6 delves into the poets' distinctive views on poetic composition, offering a synthesis of their creative approaches. Each study contributes to a nuanced understanding of literary and cultural dimensions.

Aquaculture is the practice of cultivating aquatic organisms, encompassing fish, crustaceans, mollusks, and plants, in controlled environments such as ponds, tanks, or cages. This industry plays a vital role in meeting the increasing global demand for seafood while alleviating pressure on wild fish stocks. Various methods, including fish farming, shrimp cultivation, and shellfish farming, are employed to rear and harvest aquatic species. Aquaculture contributes significantly to the economy, providing food security, employment opportunities, and export revenue. While promoting sustainability through practices like Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture (IMTA), it faces challenges such as disease control and environmental impact. Overall, aquaculture serves as a crucial solution for sustainable seafood production, balancing the needs of a growing population with environmental stewardship.

In an era where precision and immediacy are paramount, biosensors stand as silent sentinels revolutionizing healthcare, industry, and our everyday lives. "Biosensors: Unveiling the Silent Revolution in Health and Technology" explores the profound significance of these miniature marvels, illuminating their pivotal role in diagnostics, environmental monitoring, and cutting-edge research.This book delves into the fundamental principles underlying biosensors, unraveling their intricate mechanisms that enable real-time detection of biological and chemical substances with unparalleled accuracy. From glucose monitoring for diabetes management to detecting pathogens swiftly during outbreaks, biosensors emerge as catalysts for proactive healthcare interventions, enhancing both patient outcomes and the efficiency of medical practices.Beyond healthcare, the book navigates the expansive landscape where biosensors intersect with environmental sustainability and industrial optimization. Highlighting their application in monitoring pollutants, ensuring food safety, and enabling precision agriculture, it unveils how biosensors are instrumental in shaping a safer and more sustainable future.

The main idea is a consistent materialistic understanding of the world around us. The development of a consistent materialistic view of the world around us allows us to offer an alternative view of some phenomena and their interpretation by modern scientific theories. Some consequences from the consistent materialistic view of the world around us set out in the previous book, including the development of society, are examined and clarified. The secondary nature of religious views and their inclusion in a consistent materialistic view is shown. Attention is focused on the worldview position of researchers, both when interpreting the results of the experiment and when developing theoretical concepts. The concepts of gravitational and electromagnetic inertial masses are introduced and their contribution to the stability of stability of the substance is considered.

Embedded systems play a crucial role in our daily lives, powering devices ranging from medical equipment and automotive systems to smart home devices and industrial machinery. Ensuring the reliability and functionality of these embedded systems is paramount, and rigorous testing is essential to identify and address potential issues. Optimization techniques in testing have emerged as a valuable approach to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of testing processes for embedded systems.

Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a chronic inflammatory disorder affecting joints, causing pain, swelling, and stiffness. While conventional medications are often prescribed, some individuals explore herbal remedies for potential relief. It's crucial to note that herbal treatments should be approached with caution and under medical supervision. Various herbal plants have been studied for their potential anti-inflammatory and immunomodulatory properties in the context of rheumatoid arthritis. several herbal remedies are promoted today for treating arthritis, including turmeric, ginger, Boswellia serrata, devil's claw, willow bark extract, and fever few. while herbs show promise in managing rheumatoid arthritis symptoms, more research is needed to establish their effectiveness and safety. Always seek guidance from a healthcare provider to ensure a comprehensive and safe approach to managing rheumatoid arthritis.

The presentation and publication of the book - "Specifics of TV series " - was formed based on a certain vision. My dissertation work touches upon the specifics of directing a television series and the production-creative aspects that lead the director as a creator and artist to understand the strategy and tactics of action, which leads from craft to art. Based on the theoretical material in the book and the works of modern scientists working in this field, I brought to light the topic - TV series and society, the socio-cultural aspect of TV series.Interested readers, students will follow the path from the structure of television to the phenomenon of the television series.Welcome! I hope that theoretical knowledge will help us to make practical general conclusions.

Pulses are a wonderful gift of nature to agriculture. They provide nutrition to human beings and animals. India is one of the major pulse growing country of the world, accounting roughly one-third of total area under pulse cultivation and one fourth of total production. Among the pulses, chickpea is an important rabi season crop with high acceptability and wider use in nutritional food basket.Chickpea is mainly grown in about more than 50 countries including India, Pakistan, Turkey, Iran, Myanmar, Australia, Ethopia, Canada, Mexico and Iraq.In Gujarat, the regions of Ghed and Bhalare the main chickpea growing areas. Micronutrients are essential for the normal growth of plants. In Saurashtra region, chickpea is grown as a low cost remunerative crop due to its lower water requirement and high market price as compared to other pulses. Zinc deficiency is one of the most frequently encountered micronutrient deficiencies in pulses in most of black cotton soils. Biofortification is regarded as one strategy to address the persistent burden of micronutrient malnutrition specifically by improving zinc concentration.

The changing climate has declined the production of oilseeds by 13.7% and future climate change is projected to have increased concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere. Between 2030 and 2052, atmospheric CO2 concentration is likely to reach 450-600 ¿mol/mol if it continues to increase at the current rate. Thus, it becomes imperative to study the effects of increasing CO2 levels on crops, microorganisms and soil to predict future plant and microorganism response as to maintain higher crop productivity of major crops like groundnut. Most of the studies are focused on the aboveground plant processes and comparatively little information is available on the impacts of increased CO2 levels on the below ground processes. Therefore, taking into account these facts this book represents the results obtained from M.Sc. research work about productivity, quality & soil fertility with elevated CO2. This also emphasizes on improving our understanding of soil-microbe interaction and their effects on yield and quality of the produce under higher level of carbon dioxide.

Prosthesis(and not the implant fixture) is the most crucial part of the implant which fulfills the patient's expectations of a lost tooth. A decade back, implants were surgically driven which caused serious issues while the prosthetic phase. These issues introduced the concept of Prosthetically driven implantology, which considers treatment planning as the most important part of the whole process and the same is elaborated in the book.This book also focuses on the digital workflow of prosthesis driven implant placements which ensures ideal 3D implant placement enhancing the final outcome of the prosthesis. This book enhances the ideal positioning of the implants in the esthetic as well as posterior zones and also throws light on the occlusal considerations in implantology.Implant site development has been an important part of the contents of this book as well in implantology, in general.

This book, titled "The Ethnic and Regional Cuisine of Bhutan," extensively explores Bhutan's regional culinary identity. Through in-depth research, it delves into native Bhutanese dishes, offering insights into the country's oldest monarchy, geography, climate, and unique attributes. The report meticulously examines Bhutan's climatic conditions, illustrating their impact on agriculture and the availability of specific food groups, shaping the distinct character of Bhutanese cuisine. Key features of Bhutanese culinary traditions are outlined, followed by a comprehensive study of ethically exclusive dishes. Additionally, the report delves into the traditional serving and eating practices of Bhutanese food. Conclusively, it explores how Bhutanese cuisine has evolved into a global culinary phenomenon, influenced by modern gastronomy and fusion concepts. This book serves as a captivating exploration of Bhutanese culinary heritage, offering a rich tapestry of flavors, history, and cultural significance.

Keeping in mind the economical value and importance of human survival through fishes, the author was keen to study the cestode parasites of fishes. The major collection was done at waltair. Kakinada and dumalpetha. The whole work has been carried out of the cestode parasites of the orders. Tetraphylidea, Trypanorhyncha and Lecanocephalidea. They belong to the families, Phyllobothridea, Onchobothridae, Gymnorhynchidae, Lecanicephalidae and Adelobothridae. The species of the genera included in this work are phyllobothrium, Acanthobothrium, Gymnorhynchus. Tylocephalum, Adelobothrium and Carpobothrium. The different aspects of one species of Phyllobothrium one species of Acanthobothrium, one species of Gymnorhynchidae, one species of Carpobothrium, four species of Tylocephalum, two species of polypocephalus and two species of Adelobothrium. The different physiological aspects of some species of few genera are also carried out.

The pandemic has faced the scientific community with several serious hurdles. At the same time, this provided potential for new scientific pursuits, particularly in biotechnology. We have now begun to reap the benefits of the many scientific and medical advances accomplished in the last decade as a society. Advances in genomics, proteomics, and DNA sequencing technologies have permitted a more informed and tailored approach to medication design.India is ranked third in Asia and among the top 12 biotech destinations in the world. Because of rising economic prosperity, increased health consciousness, and a billion-plus population base, the Indian biotech industry is expected to grow significantly. The development of indigenous technologies/solutions of the Country is aiming at cost-effective and meet global standards of quality. The Indian start-up environment provides a unique opportunity to develop frugal innovative products. Unmet demands can be addressed with internationally competitive products and platform technologies. India has the potential to become a major biomanufacturing powerhouse.

The twenty first century workforce consists of Generations X, Y and Z. Each generation is diverse in regard to work psychology (i.e. science of people behavior at work place). Organizations (HR practitioners) will require to know work behavior pattern of each generational employees. Insight into work behavior patterns will enable organizations (HR practitioners) to implement and execute customized strategies that will create productive and effective work environment for each generational employees. The present study explored the work psychology of three generations. A survey of 357 employees of automobile industry in North Central region of India was conducted. The present study was done on nine parameters ¿ personality attributes, emotional intelligence, learning style preferences, training needs, technical skills and abilities, modes of communication , attitude towards change acceptance, well-being requirements and reverse mentoring. Results show differences and similarities among three generational employees in regard to the nine parameters of work psychology.