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  • by Srinivas Gangishetti
    £40.99

    A Marx generator is a type of electrical circuit whose purpose is to generate a high-voltage pulse by a number of capacitors that are charged in parallel and then connected in series by spark gap switches. First described by Erwin Otto Marx in 1924, a Marx generator is a type of electrical circuit whose purpose is to generate a high-voltage pulse. It is extensively used for simulating the effects of lightning during high voltage and aviation equipment testing.

  • by Pallavi Akkisettti
    £40.99

  • by Uduak Etukakpan
    £55.49

    The study investigated the effect of flipped hybrid learning model on academic achievement and retention of students in Physics in Akwa Ibom, Nigeria. Quasi experimental pre-test post-test design was adopted for the study. 8 research questions and 8 null hypotheses were formulated to guide the study. A researcher-made instrument was used for data collection. A sample size of 184 was used. A reliability of 0.73 was obtained which was converted to reliability co-efficient of 0.84. Mean and Standard Deviation were used in answering all the research questions and Analysis of Covariant was used for testing the hypotheses at 0.05 significant level. The results obtained show that the use of flipped hybrid learning model enhanced students¿ academic achievement and retention in physics. The study also showed no significant difference in mean achievement scores based on gender. Students in urban area taught with achieved more than their rural counterpart, performance of male and female students taught with based on cognitive ability level did not differ significantly, male students had a greater mean retention scores than female students. Hence Flipped Hybrid learning enhanced performance.

  • by Nastaran Saeidi
    £62.49

    The implant is an artificial tooth replacement that was nowadays considered a standard treatment for filling the gap. The tooth implant is a small screwdriver that sinks into the jawbone during surgery to boil the bone around and prepare the tooth's artificial crown. In fact, the implant base acts as a tooth root and a tooth coating as a tooth crown. The implant does not need to rely on the surrounding teeth and stays in the jawbone. Dental implants are made of titanium, but there are also zirconia dental implants. Titanium and Zirconia are substances that the body is compatible with and does not regard them as external attackers, so it does not react. Currently, the probability of successful dental implants is about 2 %, which is one of the most successful treatments. There are many books about implants. Many of these books are comprehensive and have useful classified information. The present book summarizes dental implants, their types, methods of failure, reasons for failure, care methods, and two Overdentures and Sinus Lift methods. In addition, an effort was made to avoid mentioning generalities and exaggerations, and most of the important things were mentioned in the book.

  • by Kato Munyaneza Silvan
    £62.49

    Intellectual property is a creation of mind such as inventions, literally and artistic works , designs and symbols, names and images used in commerce. That is why intellectual property rights are the rights given to persons over the creations of their minds. They usually give the creator an exclusive right over the use of creation for a certain period of time. Its important to access the challenges that intellectual property rights face under infringements against the intellectual property law and how such challenges can be put to awareness to enlighten the knowledge knowhow to legal intellectual property authorities to find a conducive solution of developing intellectual property against all sorts of of privacy on domestic goods as well as imported goods. Furthermore its important to understand the various means used and for that matter legal means must be consulted for protection of inventions in order to shape the strategies and alliances that are fundamental to the process. If intellectual property products are legally protected in the country in the duo process of investigations and trainings then there is a hope that that concrete solutions must be made in the lives of many.

  • by Salah S. Hashim
    £72.49

    In "Sustainable Polymers: A Future Without Plastic", we explore the different types of sustainable polymers and their applications in a variety of industries, from packaging and textiles to agriculture and medical devices. We delve into the manufacturing processes used to create sustainable polymers, the benefits of biodegradable options, and the potential for sustainable polymer recycling to close the loop in the circular economy.With contributions from experts in the field, this book provides a comprehensive look into the world of sustainable polymers and the role they can play in creating a more sustainable future. We hope that this book will inspire readers to think critically about the materials we use in our daily lives and the impact they have on the environment, and to consider the many benefits of sustainable polymers as a viable alternative.

  • by M. Sahaya Sheela
    £40.99

    Wireless communication is essential in today's world. Without wireless connectivity, life will be tough because everything is dependent on the internet, data transmission, and so on. Although wired internet is an alternative, it has several disadvantages, such as installation being difficult, taking more time, being more expensive, looking less organized and flexible due to wires, and so on.5G will use Advanced Antenna System (AAS) - a mixture of AAS radio and a set of AAS features. AAS includes multi-antenna techniques namely beamforming and MIMO (multiple-input and multiple-output).Telecommunications companies use 5G antennas to handle the greater speed, capacity, and bandwidth of 5G networks. As these networks become more commonplace, new design challenges, capabilities, and opportunities will continue to emerge. A patch antenna is a low-profile directional radio antenna that is used for indoor locations covering single-floor offices, stores and small studios. It is mounted on a small, rectangular, flat surface and consists of two metallic plates placed upon each other.

  • by S. M. Ferdous Azam
    £72.49

    This book explores the financial behavior of SMEs in Malaysia in response to Covid-19. It investigates the relationship between response approach, operational damage, and a business continuity plan. The sample is selected via simple random sampling, and demographic questions are included. The study bridges the gap between theory and practice, providing insights into the financial practices and preferences of SMEs. The results highlight the need for a flexible response approach, a procedure response orientation, and a business continuity plan to mitigate operational damage caused by Covid-19. The findings could benefit SMEs, policymakers, and researchers in developing effective strategies to address financial challenges during and after the pandemic.

  • by Jamal Assadi
    £62.49

    This book aims to provide insights into innovative and effective methods for improving English language learning among students in Arab communities in Israel. The six major chapters of the book (the introduction and the conclusions not included) offer a diverse range of approaches and techniques that have been tested to improve EFL learning outcomes in these communities. These studies were conducted with the aim of identifying innovative and engaging teaching strategies that can be used by English teachers to promote their students' proficiency in oral and written communication. The research topics explored in this book include the use of songs and music to enhance vocabulary learning, the integration of digital storytelling into the EFL curriculum, the role of teachers' attitudes towards collaborative instruction in improving students' writing and speaking skills, the impact of distance learning on students' activeness, and the benefits of blogging in revolutionizing ESL writing education.

  • by Prasant Kumar
    £40.99

    "Powering the Future: How Battery Technology is Transforming Electric Vehicles" is a book that explores the current state and future prospects of electric vehicles, with a focus on the role of battery technology in driving their development and adoption. The book is covers topics such as the history of battery technology, the latest breakthroughs and innovations in battery design and manufacturing, the challenges and limitations of current battery technology, and the emerging trends and future possibilities for electric vehicle batteries. It also covers the economic, environmental, and societal impacts of electric vehicles and the shift towards sustainable transportation, as well as the policy and regulatory frameworks that are shaping the industry. Overall, "Powering the Future" is a comprehensive and accessible guide to the latest developments in electric vehicle and battery technology, and will be of interest to anyone interested in the future of transportation, energy, and sustainability. I hope this book proves to be an invaluable resource on your journey toward securing your dream job in electrical engineering.

  • by Mehebub Alam
    £40.99

    This book presents the research works related to the development of new algorithms for line outage identification using voltage phasor of PMU. Three new voltage phasor-based algorithms are introduced. The proposed three models are 1) Direct comparison of phasor angle measurement (DCPAM) model 2) Comparison of bus current injection (CBCI) model 3) Comparison of bus power injection mismatch (CBPIM) model. The proposed algorithms also consider the constraints like PMU outage issue and measurement noises which reflect the novelty and reliability of the methodology. The performance of the proposed methodologies are checked on different IEEE test systems in terms of accuracy.

  • by Milka Ugway
    £40.99

    "Solarflaring" introduces you to the cutting-edge research and technologies used to study and forecast solar flares, such as space-based observatories and advanced modeling techniques. We will delve into the historical significance of solar flares and their influence on past civilizations, as well as their potential implications for the future.Moreover, this book examines the untapped potential of solar energy as a clean and renewable power source. We will explore the latest advancements in solar technology and how harnessing the Sun's energy can mitigate our dependence on fossil fuels.1Embark on an extraordinary expedition through the sunlit realm of solar flares. Each chapter of "Solarflaring" presents a captivating blend of scientific discoveries, real-world impacts, and captivating stories, all supported by the latest research in solar physics and space exploration. Prepare to be enlightened and inspired as we uncover the secrets of the Sun's fiery power.

  • by Jean Senat Fleury
    £72.49

    Japan: The Rise of an Empire covers many decades of Japanese Empire history. It identifies the beliefs, the policies, and the practices of the Japanese from 1853 to the Pacific War. It describes Japan¿s opening to modernization with the 1853 arrival of commodore Matthew Calbraith Perry in the country, and details the wars launched by Emperor Meiji and Emperor Hirohito during the nineteenth and the twentieth centuries.The book exposes the expansionist policy practiced by Japan at the end of the 19th century and during the first period of the 20th century.

  • by Ahmet Efe
    £87.99

    The rapidly advancing digitalization trend, along with e-government, industry 4.0, and society 5.0, has increased both the benefits and risks in the cyber field. Cybersecurity is crucial for protecting various entities and requires a customized, up-to-date approach for each professional group. Key concepts in cybersecurity include networking, security engineering, and governance. Building a solid cybersecurity culture involves administrative support, clear rules and procedures, training, testing, and communication. The book is divided into four chapters, focusing on the protection of information assets, governance and management of IT, information systems acquisition, development, and implementation, and information systems operations and business resilience. By prioritizing cybersecurity and fostering a strong security culture, organizations can reduce risks and encourage growth.

  • by Sameer Abuzandah
    £40.99

    The purpose of this book was to review homeschool literature regarding homeschooling approaches, parents¿ motivations for selecting homeschooling, and technology integration. This book is to determine best practices, approaches, and reasons for choosing a homeschooling approach. Through this book, new information was gathered regarding the integration of instructional technology by children learning from home. Therefore, this book significantly contributes to the existing academic literature on the topic. The book is rich in information that can benefit current and aspiring homeschoolers by explaining the curriculum amount and available homeschooling opportunities, as well as the benefits and constraints of technology.

  • by Ankita Annu
    £56.49

    Hypomineralised enamel defects like molar incisor hypomineralisation are one of the common clinical problems and should thus be regarded as a public health problem which brings painful consequences, poor aesthetics and a negative impact on the quality of life. Good understanding about the etiology, early diagnosis by differentiating from other enamel defects and appropriate treatment are essential for the management of MIH so that the the child grows and develops in all aspects without any hurdles being laid down as a part of manifestation of this condition.

  • by Varsha Sadhwani
    £40.99

    The trend in clinical field has shown a palpable shift from conventional braces to innovative technologies like clear aligners.Clear aligners use computerized 3D technology to visualize and move the teeth in a virtual model. This technology along with advances in 3D printing and manufacturing efficiencies allow aligners to be produced in a large number and in a timely fashion. Initial cases were mild crowding or spacing which progress to cases that need expansion and malocclusion correction. This clear aligner technique is continually evolving because of research and development in materials, and manufacturing techniques, auxiliaries and computer programming of tooth movement.Many different types of aligners are available today throughout the world and marketed to treat everything from mild to more complex malocclusions. Some of the aligners which are majority marketed are Invisalign, Clearpath, ClearCorrect, SureSmile, k-line, Simpli-5 etc.

  • by Syed Mohamed Huzaifa A. H.
    £56.49

    Dental implants have revolutionized the field of oral rehabilitation. Having a success rate of over 90% over 10 years, endosseous implants can now be successfully and predictably used to replace a missing teeth in the oral cavity. Osseodensification is an innovative biomechanical technique to prepare the site. It uses densifying Burs to produce low plastic deformation owing to its non-removal method of site preparation, which preserves the bone enhancing the host site. This book narrates about osseodensification protocol for implant site preparation.

  • by Abhay Raj
    £40.99

    Analysis of overall Heat transfer in Shell and tube heat exchanger can be done by changing various structural parameters, such as baffle cut, space between baffles, shape of baffles or tube shape and size. In this report, all the analysis is done on the shell side. Analysis of shell side fluid temperature and heat transfer is done by using a commercial CFD package. Study is done on a single pass shell and tube heat exchanger with turbulent flow. Simulation data are obtained for shell and tube heat exchanger with helical tube and inclined baffles (25% and 36% cut) with inclination angle of 5¿, 10¿ and 15¿ respectively. In this report, simulation is done using CFD (Ansys Fluent) for 5°, 10° and 15° inclination of baffle and it is observed that, for 10° baffle inclination, highest thermal performance is observed as compared to the 5°, and 15°.

  • by Vijayan Gopalsamy
    £56.49

    Energy is the ability to do work, and power plants are facilities that convert different forms of energy into electrical energy. The book covers the different types of power plants, including thermal, nuclear, hydroelectric, wind, and solar power plants.The book also explains the operating principles of power plants, which involve converting energy into mechanical energy, which is then converted into electrical energy. The major components of a power plant are explained in detail, including boilers or reactors, turbines, generators, transformers, and cooling systems.In addition to these topics, the book covers the various aspects of power plant engineering, including plant layout and design, instrumentation and control, maintenance and troubleshooting, and environmental issues.

  • by Céline Rodrigues
    £72.49

    Arctic Indigenous peoples were the first to feel the cause-effect, with no responsibility to the harm that was and is affecting their way of life, their living subsistence, their home. Climate change has direct and indirect impacts. Facing the inability of the States to keep them safe and secure, Inuit and Sámi organisations had to take the lead to protect themselves, at least with their voices heard at international level. The Inuit Circumpolar Council and Sámi Council have done a great job that allowed to recognise their human rights as well as giving them a place at the Arctic Council as Permanent Participants. In order to understand the difficulties at national level, the comparison work will be helpful to analyse the applicability of human security (within a trinity that includes Green theory and ecosystem approach) of Canada and Finland¿s Arctic policies, where Inuit and Sámi live, respectively, acknowledging the impact both countries can provide to their Arctic communities as part of their country and society, accepting their diversity. Keeping population safe is an obligation of States, though in this new century and climate threat context, they can not to do it alone.

  • by Rohit Karkun
    £40.99

    3D printing has transformed the field of orthodontics by providing a range of benefits such as increased accuracy, efficiency, and affordability in the creation of orthodontic appliances. It is being used to create precise physical models of teeth and gums, clear aligners, custom orthodontic appliances like retainers and braces, and surgical guides. 3D printing enables customization, faster production, and lower costs compared to traditional manufacturing methods, resulting in more precise and effective treatments for patients.

  • by Nanak Jogal
    £40.99

    India has been known for its rich history of mining gemstones, and the country's emerald mines are among the most renowned in the world. Emerald mining in India has a long and illustrious history, dating back to ancient times. The country is home to some of the largest emerald deposits in the world, and its emeralds are highly sought after by gemstone enthusiasts and collectors worldwide.Indian emeralds are typically found in the mountainous regions of the country, such as the Western Ghats, the Aravalli Range, and the Himalayas. These regions are characterized by rugged terrain and harsh weather conditions, which make emerald mining a challenging and risky business.

  • by Ludmila Khodel
    £93.99

    Linguistics is often called «the science of language», the study of the human capacity to communicate and organize thought using different tools (the vocal tract for spoken languages, hands for sign languages) and involving different abstract and tactile components. When you see something interesting or shocking, when you try to remember a fact or setting, express anger or love, you do this through the medium of language. When you read, sing, study, write, chat or daydream, language is at the heart of your experience. The study of linguistics is not just an investigation into words or sounds, but into the heart of humanity.

  • by Prachi Sharma
    £83.99

  • by Özlem ¿Engöz ¿Irin
    £40.99

  • by Varsha Garudkar
    £72.49

    Take the opportunity to learn from your mistakes: find the cause of your problem and eliminate it. Don't try to be perfect; just be an excellent example of being human. -Tony Robbins.This book is all about endodontic mishaps, its prevention and its management. the book is helpful for beginners as well as experienced endodontics or dental clinician. Its is very important to learn from your own mistakes.

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