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  • by Sheralieva Risolat Islom Kizi
    £40.99

    The textile and garment and knitwear industry of Uzbekistan is one of the leading and dynamically developing industries. It plays an essential role in solving state tasks and meets the vital interests of many regions. It contributes to the harmonious development of the regions, provides employment and improves the welfare of the population, assists in the establishment and development of small and private businesses.

  • by Simo Pokam Raoul
    £77.99

    This study, devoted to the analysis of the different resources held by an organizational institution, was raised with a view to gaining a deeper understanding of the notion of resource and its importance in steering organizations.To underpin this, a precise development of all types of resources is invaluable, with the aim of measuring the contribution of each diversity within the group, with a view to achieving a final impact that is intended to be homogeneous.

  • by Georges Hathry
    £63.49

    In this book, you'll discover that the internal audit plan is a very important document for guaranteeing the effectiveness of your company's internal audit. The internal audit plan is based on a reliable process for identifying, analyzing and assessing risks. For this reason, it is based on the risk mapping of the risk management system, on management's view of the company's risks, on the analytical review of expenses, and on the analysis of business activity, profitability and financial position. The follow-up of audit recommendations also enables risks for which action plans to implement audit recommendations have not been implemented to be incorporated into the internal audit plan. This methodological approach is a guarantee of performance for your company's internal audit team.

  • by Jonathan Camino
    £40.99

    Multisensory perception is a fascinating topic that has historically attracted the attention of scientists and artists. From the mysterious effects of synesthesia, where the senses intertwine in unexpected ways, to the complex interactions between sight, hearing, touch and other senses that shape our everyday experience, stimulating multisensory perception is an ongoing field that sparks our imagination and invites us to explore the depths of the human psyche.

  • by Ismailda Oliveira
    £32.99

    The authors list relevant points on parental alienation, recent studies guiding interventions and the growing debate on the topic at national and international level. The law guiding the behaviour of professionals involved in child custody disputes and its updating, with the aim of benefiting the child or adolescent in this situation. An important point presented in the literature review refers to Parental Alienation Syndrome, which can affect these people when parents are in the process of separation, especially when it is contentious. In this context, we work with a multidisciplinary team, and one of the professionals who can act in these cases is the psychologist, who can carry out assessments, diagnoses, issue reports and opinions, as well as analyse the emotional state, the personality structure and the configuration of family relationships, in order to offer suggestions and support judicial decisions.

  • by Martin Kuengienda
    £40.99

    Human resources managementThe human resources leader plays a fundamental role in talent management and in creating a positive, productive work environment. Their leadership directly influences employee satisfaction, motivation and commitment to the organization.By developing the key qualities of HR leadership, such as integrity, communication skills, emotional intelligence, strategic vision, the ability to inspire and motivate, as well as change management skills, HR leaders can contribute to the success and sustainable growth of the organization.This book looks at the main challenges facing the HR function in the coming years. Designing a company's future human resources policy presupposes upstream up-to-date social data and permanent social indicators to guide decisions.

  • by Henry David Monsalve Gómez
    £32.99

    How is a maestro forged, what characteristics should he or she possess, and how did the guitar movement begin in Venezuela and the Colombian border? These and other questions are developed throughout this research, which is based on the artistic, pedagogical, creative and cultural work of the Venezuelan maestro Rafael Suárez. Throughout these pages, a detailed tour of his work in favour of the classical guitar is offered, as well as an account of his beginnings, influences, achievements and difficulties, revealing unprecedented situations that became a source of learning and personal and professional growth. This accumulation of experiences has allowed him to place himself among the most important visionaries in the field of academic guitar, achieving his goals and becoming undoubtedly recognised as a master in every sense of the word.

  • by Cildeberto Jaime Del Castillo Jaramillo
    £44.49

    Andean or Peruvian vision focusing on the impact of Europe on Cuban or Antillean music and its influences on Peru and South America, since there are many false myths and dogmas about the terms "Afro-Latin" or "Afro-Caribbean" music when in truth the African influence was very minimal because Africa only produced primitive music with rudimentary musical instruments, and in truth it was Spain that directly influenced Cuban music and Europe on all the Antilles and all of South America, This approach is important to demystify many lies and false dogmas about Caribbean and South American music that had a strong influence and development in New York and Puerto Rico and from there another new configuration for South America, but many truths were hidden for commercial purposes and that even today commercial, record or business sectors continue to promote only for profit and never for cultural or artistic purposes.

  • by Ronald de Jesús Chacín Fuenmayor
    £36.99

    Judicial interpretation is the process of applying the law, the concretisation of the general rule, of the whole legal system, to the concrete case, it is the fundamental activity of judicial activity, a category which has been theorised about for several centuries, with the proposals of the mid-20th century being of great influence and validity up to the present day, constituted by the contributions of prominent Latin American, European and North American jus-philosophers, mainly. The book deals with this subject, developing its notions from the following aspects: the importance of the judge's valuative activity from the personal point of view and also those found in its context, consisting of an interpretation based on an ontological conception of Law that is complex, holistic, three-dimensional, overcoming the legalist proposal from the Kelsenian epistemic position. Law is norm plus jurisprudence, social fact and value, even politics, when constitutional interpretation is analysed above all, and this is what this work shows, as well as the impact it has on judicial interpretation.

  • by Susana Thalía Pedroza de la Llave
    £49.99

    This book addresses three crucial issues that have crossed all borders in the world, to the detriment of the human rights of millions of victims: human trafficking, prostitution and the sex trade. This work is aimed at the general public, especially law students and human rights defenders, interested in the study and development of these social phenomena for the better protection and defence of human rights, from the perspective of Mexican legislation, doctrine and jurisprudence. It is a book that presents in a simple, synthetic and congruent manner with the legislation, the essential conceptions of human rights closely linked to the themes of the work, as well as their application in legal practice. It contains some reflections on the challenges that the technological advances of the modern era impose on the Mexican State to deal effectively with these crimes, not without first calling for a reasoned debate on the possibility of considering the activity of prostitution as a legitimate right to work when it is carried out voluntarily and not forced by multiple circumstances.

  • by Amar Bakdid
    £40.99

    Thermal spray coating techniques are part of a wide range of surface treatment processes. Plasma spray coating is one of them, and today it represents an industrial process offering effective solutions in a wide range of fields, including biomedical and health (implants, dental crowns, prostheses), energy (gas turbines, alternators, combustion chambers) and transport (land vehicles, trains, aircraft). We opted to address our main target, which is thermal spray coating technology, where we explained the various factors that can have a major influence on the efficiency and quality of spraying. Through our study, we concluded that this high-performance technique requires particular interest and advanced research in order to master it, while acknowledging the reality of its absence at Moroccan company level, thus missing out on an irrecoverable opportunity for development and profit. As a dry process, this technique meets the ecological expectations of manufacturing processes.

  • by Sara Oudmine
    £36.49

    This research work analyzes the importance of service quality in the context of higher education and its impact on student retention, satisfaction and career success. Through a literature review, we examine several models and tools, such as SERVQUAL, HEdPERF, SERVPERF, and E-S-QUAL, for assessing the quality of services offered by higher education institutions. We also examine the mediating and regulating factors that can influence the relationship between service quality and academic performance. Our research highlights the complex nature of service quality, influenced by both academic and extracurricular factors. Moreover, students' trust and behavioral intentions, such as collaboration, compliance and advocacy, are strongly influenced by service quality. Universities have the opportunity to implement targeted actions to improve their students' educational experience by understanding the complex interactions between service quality and academic outcomes.

  • by Ali El Alami
    £36.49

    This book is a collection of lessons and exercises designed to provide the reader with an excellent teaching document illustrating all aspects of electrical and electronic circuits. It is specially designed for first-year students in preparatory classes, BTS, DEUT and DUT students, as well as engineering students.

  • by Matheus Duarte de Araújo
    £40.99

    The book offers a comprehensive set of case studies that integrate mathematics into the context of sustainable development. These case studies address a variety of topics, from renewable energy and sustainable agriculture to public transportation and ecosystem preservation. Each case study provides a practical insight into how mathematics can be applied to solve real-world problems related to sustainability. The book aims to help both teachers and students understand the importance of mathematics in promoting sustainable practices. It offers opportunities for active and experiential learning, encouraging students to apply their mathematical knowledge to solving environmental and sustainability challenges. In addition, the case studies promote awareness of environmental issues and prepare students for future careers that require an understanding of these issues. Throughout the book, readers will find detailed examples, practical steps and discussions that highlight the relevance of mathematics in a world increasingly concerned with sustainability.

  • by Daicy Arias
    £36.49

    Currently the excessive use of chemical antidepressants in Ecuador has increased in recent years, over time the abuse of antidepressants, blocks the action of the neurotransmitter that is responsible for maintaining in balance the mood (serotonin), causing high levels of depression and anxiety in people, strokes or brain damage, memory loss and can even lead to death. According to the World Health Organization (WHO) every year 1200 million people die due to the excessive use of chemical antidepressants, where it has been shown that young people are the most likely to suffer mental health problems (depression, anxiety and sadness) due to poor diet (obesity), bullying at school or at work and the consumption of alcohol and drugs. Developing the proposal to develop a natural product with ayahuausca (Banisteriopsis caapi) to replace synthetic antidepressants, will avoid dependence in patients. It was developed through the analysis of people suffering from depression and anxiety, because it prevents the breakdown of serotonin; due to the alkaloids (harmine and tetrahydroharmine).

  • by Diego Javier Bastidas Logroño
    £50.99

    The development of communications in this time has advanced by leaps and bounds, due to this, the development of free software under Linux in companies has been crucial because with the implementation of the Free Directory Access Protocol, in Linux servers will help the BRIGADE OF ARMORED CABALLERY No. 11 "GALÁPAGOS" to control unauthorized users to access information that is reserved and confidential. The unauthorized access to information would cause instability in the Institution, so this proposal based on the implementation of a Domain with the LDAP protocol and its application in the establishment of a domain with free software under Linux and its application in the armored cavalry brigade No.11 "GALAPAGOS" will allow the creation of a reliable authentication domain for both Windows and Linux in addition to providing computer security especially for the Look over the Shoulder attack. The results of the research whose main purpose is to implement LDAP authentication in the users of the 11 B.C.B. "GALÁPAGOS" network are presented for consideration.

  • by Garenert Joseph
    £56.49

    This work proposes a description of the evolution of the intergenerational decline in civic-mindedness in the community of Carrefour. The decline is observed, described and questioned over the period 2000-2016. The research takes a sociological, economic, legal and developmental approach.A survey of the various institutions: the School, the Family, the Church, the State, will be carried out in order to gather certain information on the factors mechanizing intergenerational decline in the community of Carrefour. After analyzing the empirical data, we found that weak institutions, weak traditions, the failure to teach theoretical and practical civics courses, impunity and ignorance are the main factors driving the decline of civics in Haiti. It is therefore the responsibility of these institutions to redress the country's image by promoting the rule of law.

  • by Raisha Alejandra Gamba Segovia
    £45.49

    This document contains an investigative reflection on software and explains through an explanation of concepts (intellectual property, industrial property, copyright, new creations, etc.), how software, through its protection, is a fundamental pillar of the development of information technologies in history. It should be clarified that this document only intends to study the scope of protection related to intellectual property and, specifically, to copyrights and new creations. It should be noted that this text provides highly relevant concepts regarding software protection, since it not only exposes the law as the main source of formal protection, but also explains how, in practice, different tools contribute to its material protection.

  • by Jan Solonar
    £25.49

    Compared to other types of electric machines, unipolar generators have a number of advantages. Simplicity of design, high overload capacity, high efficiency, absence of ripples in the current and voltage curve, possibility of direct connection to the turbine, etc. The use of superconducting winding in unipolar generators makes it possible to significantly increase the magnetic field and the generator's E.D.S.. As research has shown, it is necessary to use electric arc moving contact in unipolar ones. This kind of contact can operate up to 350 m/s, and when certain conditions are created, the voltage drop in the arc contact can be reduced to 1-3 V at current densities up to 100 - 200 A/cm2. Achievement of such rotor speeds and losses in the contact make it possible to consider the unipolar generator as a highly efficient source of electric energy directly connected to the turbine, which is also one of the positive factors in the creation of power units of large capacities.

  • by Majdi Ben Romdhane
    £36.49

    Plate osteosynthesis of humeral shaft fracturesrepresent the gold standard for anatomical reduction and solid fixation, enabling early rehabilitation; but open treatment exposes the patient to the risk of infection and, above all, iterative radial paralysis. These complications are not seen with the other two techniques, namely minimally invasive endo-medullary treatment by percutaneous pinning or anterograde nailing.This is still a highly topical issue, since therapeutic indications are not yet well codified, and a number of complications secondary to fracture or treatment have yet to be mastered. These are usually minimized by rigorous application of the operative technique.

  • by Samuel Nain
    £37.99

    The basis of any commercial enterprise is the purchase and sale of goods or services; hence the importance of inventory management. This accounting management will allow the company to maintain control in a timely manner, as well as to know at the end of the accounting period a reliable statement of the economic situation of the company. Inventory constitutes the current asset items that are ready for sale, i.e. all the merchandise that a company has in its warehouse valued at acquisition cost, for sale or productive activities. By means of the following research work, some basic concepts of everything related to inventories in a company, methods, system and control will be presented.

  • by Michele Da Silva
    £36.49

    Since its origins through Freud, psychoanalysis has made contributions to understanding the human psyche, and through its language it makes it possible to treat various neuroses, including the obsessive ones caused by technology. The text addresses the growing influence of technology in people's lives and how this can trigger obsessive neuroses. It is based on the idea that excessive use of technological devices can lead to obsessive behavior, anxiety and social disconnection. Psychoanalysis offers a unique perspective for understanding these issues. It explores the human mind, identifying the origins of obsessive neuroses and providing therapeutic tools to deal with these challenges. In this context, it seeks to illuminate how psychoanalysis can be applied to treat technology-related mental health problems. The social importance of this work is undeniable, since technology is increasingly present in our society. Understanding the psychological implications of these changes is vital to ensuring people's well-being. The research recognizes the need for appropriate therapeutic approaches to address these issues.

  • by Alicia Margarita Lopez Diaz de Cabrera
    £37.99

    The present research study is quantitative, descriptive-correlational and cross-sectional. It was conducted with the health personnel of the surgical center during the months of January and February 2016, whose objective was to determine the relationship between working conditions and the level of job satisfaction. The sample population consisted of 51 people including physicians, nurses and nursing technicians who met the established inclusion criteria. The information was obtained through the instruments: Evaluation of working conditions and for job satisfaction the Font Roja Questionnaire which are valid and validated. The results obtained were tabulated and presented in simple and double-entry statistical tables. The information obtained was processed using the IBM statistical program, SPSS STATISTIC 23. From the results it is concluded that there are acceptable working conditions, which have a significant relationship with the average level of job satisfaction.

  • by Arthur Prado-Netto
    £37.99

    Rotter's (1966) concept of locus of control is the general tendency to believe that what happens to us depends on ourselves (internality) or, conversely, on chance or other factors beyond our control (externality). The main aim of this study was to show the prognostic value of the LOC and the value of psychotherapeutic action aimed at increasing the belief in personal control in the treatment of obesity. A comparison was made between the different general locus scales. Subjects were classified according to the presence or absence of eating disorders. The population consisted of 46 obese women undergoing treatment at a hospital in Bordeaux, France. The results showed that eating behaviour disorders in obese people are linked to externalism in weight control and externalism in personal control. Obese subjects without BAC believed more in weight control and personal control than subjects with BAC.

  • by Jeramy Sianyang Durango Sanchez
    £40.99

    This research aims to recover from epicondylitis through physical agents such as thermotherapy, TENS and intervention plan through activities. The design of this research is descriptive and cross-sectional, since it reveals the reality of epicondylitis and its incidence in the workplace and household chores. Epicondylitis is a common pathology suffered by adults or athletes who performed repetitive movements, both at work and in sports. It is a pathology that degenerates the tendon. 90% of people have improvement with conservative treatment, and in some cases very serious, their recovery is surgical.

  • by Sergio Roberto Barrios Morales
    £37.99

    Generation of vipers! ... the terrible epithet launched by the prophet against those who represented the religion of the Talmud, describes the character of the mission of those who today deceive the Church of Christ, introducing themselves covertly to pervert the message of the gospel. This book is aimed at making believers aware of the need for a genuine concern to review the legitimacy of the claims of the Judaizers, and not to be led astray by fables and vain genealogies in which they are taught, with a view to a system of error. The author has compiled historical facts, literary evidence, scholarly opinions, and scriptural testimony to offer a brief apologetic study in defense of the purity of the faith and the Gospel.

  • by Rahma Derbel
    £36.49

    Perioperative anxiety is a frequent phenomenon among patients. It is even more pronounced in patients undergoing AR, especially in the orthopedic OR, where noise levels are alarmingly high, and are therefore responsible for increasing the stress and anxiety felt by the patient. Various pharmacological and non-pharmacological approaches have been developed, but premedication remains the most widely used. However, because of its undesirable effects, various studies have tried to find an alternative, namely TM. The latter is a non-pharmacological, risk-free and low-cost approach, and has proved its efficacy in several studies.The aim of our study was to evaluate the contribution of TM on perioperative anxiety during scheduled orthopedic surgery of the lower limb under AR.

  • by Boris Turko
    £49.99

    The monograph is dedicated to theoretical and experimental studies of the optical and electrical properties of such functional materials for OLED technologies as: ITO, advanced graphene oxide, ZnO, Alq3, dicyanomethylenepyrane and other h¿dni.For scientific and engineering professionals who specialize in the field of electronic materials science, nano-, microelectronics and solid state physics, as well as for graduates, graduate students and students in various physical, technical and natural sciences specialties.

  • by Walter Murillo
    £56.49

    Attention deficit is increasingly growing in educational contexts, due to the poor medical detection and early approach to disorders such as ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), this disorder without proper attention can generate severe sequelae in adolescence and adulthood in different contexts of life, due to this, the ATENTI attentional pedagogical strategy is created, which links some contents supported by a virtual learning environment that favor the attentional processes of children at early ages within the educational context. In the research, the relevance and validation of the strategy is verified from two perspectives, the first one starts with a pedagogical level through the validation of the contents by two experts related to educational psychology and later, a technological validation of functionality and relevance by two experts in virtual education and digital contents, to later involve a population of cycle 1 of a Bogotá IED and evaluate the impact of the strategy in the attentional aspect.

  • by María de Lourdes Alonso Spilsbury
    £37.99

    Without animal protein, it is very likely that we would not be as we are -since the last 200,000 years- as indicated by the archeological remains of the hominids that preceded us. Supported by documentary information with abundant bibliography, the dilemma of eating meat is analyzed, with arguments from philosophy, ethics, anthropology, animal welfare science, applied ethology, nutrition, psychology and sustainability. The main objective of this essay is to provide a framework on the use of contemporary ethical principles and theories on our relationship with food animals - such as teleological theories, deontological theories and principlism, among others - that the reader - especially a zootechnical student - can understand as an acquisition of instrumental competences, and apply it to the dilemma caused by the consumption of animal protein.

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