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*QAZI ARSHAD SHABIR, 2QAZI AFTAB KABIR MASROOR MOHAMMAD
Abstract:
In this paper we established a fixed point theorem for multivalued contractive mappings in
cone metric space which generalize the common unique fixed point theorem to the case of
multivalued mappings in cone metric space. Our results are the extensions of the results
obtained by Mohammad et.al [10] to the case of cone metric spaces.
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322-330
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Impact of Corporate Governance on Foreign Institutional Investment
Priya Parikh
Abstract:
Capital is required for the growth and also for the development of every sector of the economy at
large. There are two sources of arranging capital that is internal sources and external source. In the
year 1991 India has faced Balance of Payment crisis which force India to open the economy for
liberalisation, Privatisation and Globalization. This allows a foreign capital to invest in selected
sector. There are various factors which can affect the foreign capital investments like Strong
Regulatory System, emerging market, transparent economy etc and this gives scope to Foreign
Institutional Investors (FII) to invest capital. Corporate Governance is also considers as one of the
factor which can have impact on inflow of capital in equity and debt. Hence there arises a need to
find out to what extent FII are related with Corporate Governance of a company. The present study
tries to find out the relation of Corporate Governance with FII and also tries to find out the other
extraneous variables impact on FII. For the study purpose the secondary data will be collected
from respective company’s annual reports of the year 2015-16. CNX Nifty 50 companies are
selected for the study. To find out the impact various statistical tool were applied like Correlation
Coefficient, Regression model, f-test and z-test
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331-372
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DETECTING MALWARE BY DATA MINING
Shafiqul Abidin
Abstract:
The exponentially growth of malware has created number of security threats in IT industry. A
large number of viruses are developed and millions of applications are infected and suffered on
daily basis. Trojan is one of the fatal and deadly types of malware. But it is often said as legitimate
software. They hide themselves within harmless programs. Trojan survived by going unnoticed.
They look like just about anything like the computer game as downloaded from different
websites. Sometimes even a popup advertisement might try to install something on our
computer. Trojan can trick you into using them. In this paper, data mining technique is being
proposed to detect Trojan. The technique is based on Naive Bayes – this technique is simple to
put into practice and we achieve amazing results in large number of cases. But practically,
dependencies exist among variables.
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373-379
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Digits in Units and Tens Places of 3-PrimeFactors Numbers till 1 Trillion
Neeraj Anant Pande
Abstract:
Positive integers which have precisely 3 prime divisors are
called as ‘3-PrimeFactors numbers’. As they inherit
unidentified distribution pattern from primes from which they
are built, their study from all perspectives, like primes,
becomes necessary. Using decimal number system,
occurrence analysis of all digit combinations in units and tens
places of 3-PrimeFactors numbers is presented here. The
range chosen covers all numbers havingupto as many as 12
significant decimal digits
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380-399
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ON THE DEGENERATE LAPLACE TRANSFORM III
Lalit Mohan Upadhyaya
Abstract:
Proceeding ahead in our earlier studies [31, 32] which
are in progression of the very recent study of Kim and
Kim [30], in this report we give an expression for the
degenerate Laplace transform of the degenerate Laplace
transform of a function and also define the degenerate
sine integral function and the degenerate cosine integral
function and obtain the expressions for the degenerate
Laplace transforms of these two functions.
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400-410
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THE ASSESSMENT OF DEVELOPMENT IMPACT BETWEEN THE
DAMS OF FLOODPAIN AREA ON THE LENGTH OF THE
COMPRESSION REGION
Xayitov X.J.
Abstract:
The article presents the results of experimental researches to assess the impact of
development between the dams floodplain area on the length of the compression region.
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411-417
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A STUDY ON ATTITUDE OF SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS TOWARDS E-LEARNING IN RELATION TO THEIR GENDER, RESIDENTIAL BACKWARD AND NATURE
OF SCHOOL
Manmohan gupta
Abstract:
Attitudes are composed from various forms of judgments. Attitudes develop on the ABC model (affect,
behavioural change and cognition). The affective response is a physiological response that expresses an
individual's preference for an entity. The behavioural intention is a verbal indication of the intention of an
individual. The cognitive response is a cognitive evaluation of the entity to form an attitude. Most attitudes
in individuals are a result of observational learning from their environment.Current conceptions of attitude
do not adequately distinguish between attitudes and factual beliefs on the one hand, or between attitudes and
preferences on the other. To hold an attitude is to describe an objective moral property to the attitude-object;
however the conception of such properties rests on an incoherent theory of relations as constitutive of their
terms, and the belief in them has only pseudo-cognitive content. The maintaining of attitudes is a special
technique for disguising and promoting interests. Attitudes serve as rationalizations for concealed or
unconscious impulses and are themselves defended by further rationalizations. These considerations call
into question some common techniques of attitude-assessment. Some apparent exceptions, namely 'aesthetic
attitudes' and 'authentic values', reveal themselves to be either (a) factual beliefs about aesthetic properties
or about human motivation respectively (b) preferences or (c) moral attitudes as defined.
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418-432
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Bianchi type-III Cosmic string coupled with
Perfect fluid in Bimetric Relativity
V. Mahurpawar
Abstract:
Five- dimensional Bianchi type-III cosmic string coupled with perfect fluid is
considered in Rosen’s bimetric theory of gravitation. It is observed that
cosmic string couple with perfect fluid does not exist. Hence only vacuum
model can be obtained.
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433-435
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SKILLS REQUIRED FOR WEB DEVELOPER
Dr. Sapna Nagpal
Abstract:
There is huge unemployment in India. People are getting degrees but not jobs. This paper
emphases the area of web development which has huge job requirements due to increasing
web drive in the present time. Web presence today has become a vital element for an
organization striving to fulfil its objectives in an efficient manner. And equally important,
if not more, in the mantra of success is the role of the web service provider. Setting up a
powerful web presence is a voyage of discovery.This research work focuses on the web
technologies used for coding the websites at the front-end as well as the back-end. While
implementing a web application, designing part has various options, this work has
endeavoured to find the mostly used language platform for web application development.
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436-440
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Generalized 'useful’ AG and 'useful' JS-Divergence Measures and their
Bounds
Reetu Kumari
Abstract:
In the present paper we consider one parametric generalization of
'useful' AG and 'useful' JS-divergence measures. Both the
generalizations can be expressed as particular cases of Csiszar f-divergence. Under some conditions of probability distributions,
some bounds inequalities are also obtained.
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441-450
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REVIEW OF SOLAR DRYING TECHNOLOGY FOR
AGRICULTURAL CROPS R K Aggarwal
Abstract:
Increasing population, climate change and post harvest losses lead to scarcity of food particularly in developing
countries. Improvement in storage facilities and drying of crops are utmost need of hour. Various types of solar
driers have been developed worldwide, but could not be adopted by the small farmers due to various reasons.
In the present study, development of direct, indirect and mixed modes solar driers have been discussed. The
review revealed that most of the solar driers have been developed only for particular crops, due to which the
solar drier could not be used throughout the year making these driers costly and out of the reach of small
farmers. None of the solar driers so far developed has temperature regulator system due to which the solar drier
could not be used for drying of various fruits and vegetables
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451-459
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DIFFUSION APPROXIMATION TO MULTI SERVER
QUEUE WITH DISCOURAGEMENT AND BULK ARRIVAL Dr. Sadhna Golash
Abstract:
This paper is devoted to present the simple approximate results for
the 𝑀𝛼
/𝑀/ 𝐶 queuing system, applying the method of diffusion
approximation for the transient behavior of probability density for
the system state 𝑃 𝑋, 𝑡/𝑋0 = 𝑋0
, using the method of diffusion
approximation. We provide approximate modified formulae for the
distributions of the mean number of customers and waiting time.
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460-466
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Estimation for ISB p-dim Rayleigh distribution under progressive type-II
censored data using different loss functions Ranjita Pandey
Abstract:
In this paper, the Bayesian estimation procedures for the
unknown parameter as well as the reliability function of the
inverse size biased (ISB) p-dimensional (p-dim) Rayleigh
distribution under progressive Type-II censoring scheme are
estimated. We consider the maximum likelihood estimator
(MLEs) of the unknown parameter. Further, Bayesian
estimation of the unknown parameters under Lindley’s
Approximation (L-Approximation) method and Markov Chain
Monte Carlo (MCMC) techniques are used. The Hartigan prior
with squared error and general entropy loss functions are
considered for Bayesian analysis. Simulation study is
performed to compare the proposed estimates.
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467-476
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A Deep Study of Content Based Image Retrieval System using Sentiment Analysis
Meenaakshi N. Munjal
Abstract:
Analysis of visual contents has always been
interesting and important yet it is very challenging as well.
With the increasing popularity of social grids, images are
considered a very expedient way to communicate and
diffusion of information among online users. To know the
different patterns and different aspects of these images it
is very important to first interpret these images in a
simpler form. Like the textual information images also
carry different levels and different types of sentiments to
their spectators. Though it is quite easy to detect any type
of sentiment from the text but it is very difficult to analyse
sentiments from the visual images. By using the CBIR
technique it would be quite easy to get the accurate image
but the image with right sentiment is again a challenge. In
this paper, I have presented a method which is based on
psychosomatic models and web mining that can easily
and automatically construct a huge set of Visual
Sentiment Ontology (VSO) which comprises around
4000 ANP (Adjective Noun Pairs). I have also proposed
the concept of SentiBank, a pictorial notion sensor library
that can be used to sense more than 1000 ANPs in an
image. These two technique, VSO and SentiBank will
positively open the new doors to analyse the sentiments
in an image and gives the more accurate results while
accessing the images using sentiments.
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477-481
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Role of HAZOP in assessing risk of accidents in chemical process
industries: capability and lacunae Tabassum-Abbasi
Abstract:
Accidents in chemical process industries can not only cause losses of life and property but can
alsoresult in irreparable and incalculable damage to the environment exceeding several billions
of rupees. This is amply reflected in the Bhopal gas tragedy of 1984 and numerous accidents
that have occurred across the world before or since. Such accidents also cause major losses of
employment and shake the faith of people in industrial development. Hazard and operability
(HAZOP) study is one of the seminal techniques for assessing risk of such accidents and prevent
their occurrence. The present paper assesses the role of HAZOP and its capabilities. It then
identifies the shortcomings that need to be addressed for achieving the HAZOP‘s true potential,
and summarizes the attempts being made across the world to meet this challenge.
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482-487
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WEAR RATE OF (ALUMINIUM) AL-6061 ON DIFFERENT LOADS Rahul Jaiswal
Abstract:
Wear is the important factor for various applications in
automobile and aeronautical industries. Various researches are
going on to improve the wear by either alloying the material or
using the composite material. Wear is related to interactions
between surfaces and more specifically the removal and
deformation of material on a surface as a result of mechanical
action of the opposite surface. The research work summarized
in this thesis present an experimental investigation on the
effect of abrasive wear rate of the material Al-6061 alloy on
various load. The experiment was carried out in the laboratory
using an experimental set up for the analyzing the wear rate of
selected material. The experiment for analyzing the wear rate
conducted on various load as well as various orientation against
grinding disc. Here we study the working life of an engineering
component is expired when dimensional losses exceed the
specified tolerance limits. The abrasive wear behavior of
selected material is analyzing at different loads and four
different orientations. In the above paper I have analyzed the
abrasive wear of selected material, which shows the estimated
life of said material.
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488-493
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Development and Analysis of Pico-hydro Electrical Turbine with Aerofoil Profiled
Vertical Axis Blades in Water Supply Pipes for High Rise Buildings
Vikas Dev Singh
Abstract:
— In this work, the pico-hydroelectric power turbines
developed for applications in rivers and canal are modified and
minimized for applications in water supply pipes in high-rise
buildings. This work is to design, develop drawings and study the
functionality of a vertical axis turbine with Aerofoil profiled blades for
pico-hydroelectric power generation in high-rise buildings. The object
is to design a pico-hydroelectric turbine which will be placed in water
supply pipes risers. Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) analysis on
single blade is done on ANSYS by varying the striking angle of water
on blade. The results are used for 3 and 5 blades arrangement turbine.
The output of turbines in terms of power is calculated. Although the
power output of single turbine is small but the same can be modified
by arranging number of turbines in series in pipes
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494-498
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Generalized Double Difference Sequence Spaces Defined by Orlicz Functions
Naveen Kumar Srivastava
Abstract:
The idea of difference sequence spaces was introduced
by Kizmaz [1] and then this subject has been studied and
generalized by various mathematicians. In this paper we define
some difference sequence spaces by Orlicz space of entire
sequences and establish some inclusion relations. Some
properties of these spaces are studied
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499-511
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ECONOMIC STAKES IN MEDICINAL PLANTS
Shweta Kamari
Abstract:
The current research works are based upon the scientific reports and research regarding
medicinal plants for its ethical and economical aspects. Plant act as a main source of
medicine from ancient human civilizations and thousands of plant materials are useful for
mankind. This huge demand leads to start economical practices on medicinal plants
which are going effects diversity of medicinal plants. The ethical aspects should be
covered regarding medicinal plat research and collection which leads to sustainable
achievements. Various national and international guidelines have been come from
different countries regarding ethics in scientific research of medicinal plants. That’s all
should be considered with their suggestions as per national policy will helps to solve
ethical problem in medicinal plant research
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512-520
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Chelated transition metal Schiff base complexes derived from 4-acetyl-3-methyl-1-
phenyl-2-pyrazolin-5-one with 2-amino-4-phenyl thiazole: A Case Study.
Dr.Rajesh Kumar Mishra
Abstract:
The novel Schiff base has been synthesized from 4-acetyl-3-methyl-1-phenyl-2-pyrazolin-5-
one with 2-amino-4-phenyl thiazole. This Schiff base form complexes of type ML2.2H2O
(Where M= Mn, Fe, Co, Ni and Cu). This Schiff base was characterized by elemental
analysis, mass spectra, 1H NMR spectra 13C NMR spectra and FTIR spectra. Metal
complexes were characterized by elemental analysis, Magnetic susceptibility, electrical
conductance, electronic spectra, infrared spectra and TGA analysis. All the compounds
were tested for their antimicrobial activity. The result indicates that the growth of the
tested organism was inhibited by most of the compounds.
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521-529
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A mixture of ethanolic solution of Magnetic Studies of Some Transition Metal Complexes
Radhika Raman Singh
Abstract:
A number of new mixed ligand complexes of Co(II), Ni(II), Cu(II) and Zn(II) containing
diphenylamine- 2- carboxylic acid (DPHC) and furfural dine-2- amino thiazole (FAT) have been
synthesized and characterized by elemental analysis, TLC, conductivity measurements and IR
spectral data.
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530-534
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EFFECT-OF-DMSO ON THE THERMODYNAMIC ACTIVATION PARAMETERS,
ACTIVATION ENERGIES AND SOLVENT-SOLUTE INTERACTION OF CATALYSED
SOLVOLYSIS OF CAPRYLATES
KAVITA KUMARI, R. T. SINGH
Abstract:
The kinetics of the solvent effect of aquo-DMSO media on the catalysed hydrolysis of
the ester Methyl caprylate was studied separately in different reaction media consisting of
different concentration of DMSO ranging from 20 to 80% (v/v).
It has been observed that ∆H* and ∆S* of the reaction were found to increase
simultaneously with increase in ∆G* values and from this, it has been inferred that the
reaction is enthalpy dominating and entropy deplething.
From enhancement in EC values with increase in DMSO content of the reaction
media and from depletion in ED values with increase in D values of the aquo-DMSO media, it
has been inferred that the initial state and the transition states of the reaction are solvated
and desolvated respectively
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535-542
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A KINETIC STUDY OF AQUO-ETHANOL REACTION MEDIA ON THE
PHARMACEUTICAL EFFICIENCY OF SOLVOLYSIS PRODUCES OF
NICOTINATES
ZEBA PARWEEN, R. T. SINGH
Abstract:
For studying the solvent effect of aquo-ethanol solvent systems on the insecticidal efficiency of
the Solvolysis Products of nicotinate ester the kinetics of alkali catalysed hydrolysis of methyl
nicotinate was studided in aquo-EtOHmedia having varying concentration of ethanol from 20 to
80% (v/v) al five different temperatures ranging from 20 to 40°C. From enhancement and
depletion found in EC and ED values respectively is due to Solvation and desolvation of unitial
and transition State to different extent. With decreasing number of water molecules from 1.341 to
0.329 with increasing temperature from 20 to 40°C, it is concluded that the mechanism of the
reaction is changed from unimolecular to bimolecular with addition of ethanol in the reaction
media. Simulatineously increase in all the three thermodynamic activation parameters i.e. ∆H*,
∆S* and ∆G*, it may be inferred that the solvent ethanol acts enthalpy stimulator and entropy
controlled. From the evaluated numerical value of Iso-Kinetic temperature of the reaction, i.e.
321.10, it is concluded that due to strong solvent solute interaction in aquo-ethanol media it may
be used for manufacturing insecticide of desired strength.
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543-552
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AN ANALYSIS ON ZERO-DIVISOR GRAPH OF A RING PRAVIN KUMAR SINGH
Abstract:
Throughout this paper we analyze the ideal zero divisor graph centred on Ґ1(ℛ) of
the commutative ring ℛ. We address some of the theoretical graph properties of Ґ1(ℛ) in
relation to the zero divisor graph by characterizing the condition in which clique number and
chromatic number is same..
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553-558
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A SIMPLE AND ‘‘GREEN’’ METHOD FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF AU, AG, AND
AU–AG ALLOY NANOPARTICLES
DR. SUDHIR KUMAR MISHRA
Abstract:
Integration of ‘‘green chemistry’’ principles into nanotechnology is one of the key issues
in nano science research today. In this work, we report an environmentally benign method for
the preparation of Au, Ag, and Au–Ag nanoparticles in water, using glucose as the reducing
agent and starch as the protecting agent. The alloy nanoparticles prepared in this way appears
to be homogeneous and their sizes are well within the quantum size domain (<10 nm), where
they are more amenable to size-dependent changes in electronic properties
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559-568
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TITLE: TECHNIQUES FOR OPTIMIZING THE SIZE OF PHOTOVOLTAIC
SYSTEMS ARE EVALUATED
VIRENDER
Abstract:
An effective system of sizing stand - alone photovoltaic systems (SAPV)
is described in this study. It is an upgraded version of the researchers' prior work. Their
prior study relied on such a test technique, which raised issues about the difficulties of
determining the model's constants. As a result, our proposed method for a generalized
artificial neural network (GANN) in this study is composed of such an analysis approach
and a training set .Because rather than employing mathematical equations, it GRNN
facilitates in predicting the best size of a Photovoltaic by using geographical position of the
intended site. procedures.By using GRNN allows the researchers to apply a previous works
approach while avoiding some of its drawbacks. disadvantages. Data from five Malaysian
sites was used to test the method. And according to findings, our proposed method is good
in SAPV sized, and the proposed GRNN-based model accurately estimates Photovoltaic
system packaging curve with just a prediction error of 0.6 percent. In addition, our
environmental and power consumption information are employed in this study to account
for solar and power uncertainty
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569-579
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LIFESTYLE AND HEART DISEASES: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
JUSTIN V SEBASTIAN,NEENUMOL K JOSE,SHANTI JOYE
Abstract:
Background: Coronary heart disease (CHD) is the most common cause of death worldwide
the literature shows a wide variation in the arrangement of cardiac rehabilitation and
achieved lifestyle changes. Aim: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the lifestyle
components (such as diet and exercise, smoking, stress and anxiety, blood pressure and
diabetes, etc.) in reducing the risk for cardiovascular events in patients with established
heart disease. Method: A systematic literature review of articles published in the databases
PubMed and CINAHL between 1989 and 2016 was conducted. This resulted in 720 hits of
which 14 articles finally met the set criteria for inclusion.Results: The majority of
significant positive results on lifestyle factors were shown emphasise on the combination
of activities like healthy diet, physical activity or exercise, weight control, smoking
cessation, stress management, blood pressure and diabetes control, need of hormonal
therapy after menopause and adherence to medical treatment.Conclusion: This systematic
review results highlights very high prevalence and clustering of CVD-related lifestyle
factors, particularly healthy diet, physical activity or exercise, weight control, smoking
cessation, stress management, blood pressure and diabetes control, need of hormonal
therapy after menopause and adherence to medical treatment. These interventions should
be based on a comprehensive and integrated approach covering all of these lifestyle factors
rather than any single factor to anticipate their cumulative effects.
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580-603
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FORMATION CONSTANTS AND THERMODYNAMIC PARAMETERS OF
SOME TERNARY CHELATES
DR. RENU SINGHAL
Abstract:
The formation constants of ternary chelates of
Cu(II), Ni(II), Cd(II), Zn(II), Co(II) with Cis 1,2,3,4
Cyclopentanetetracarboxylic acid (CPTA) and 8-
Hydroxyquinoline (Hq) in the 1 : 1 :1 ratio have been
determined at 30o
, 40o
, 50o
(±1
0𝐶) and at ionic strength
𝜇 = 0.2𝑀 (Nac104). The free energy (F
o
) enthalpy
(H
o
) and entropy (S
o
) have also been calculated. The
order of the stability constants of the complexes is found
to be Cu(II) Zn(II) Cd(II) Ni(II) Co(II).
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604-607
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SPECTRUM OF INTUITIONISTIC FUZZY GRAPH STRUCTURE
Vandana Bansal
Abstract:
In this paper, the Matrix presentation in an intuitionistic fuzzy graph structure
(IFGS) is discussed. The Adjacency Matrix of an intuitionistic fuzzy graph structure 𝐺 is
introduced and defined. With the help of Adjacency matrix, eigenvalue or characteristic
root of an adjacency matrix
Ad( ) G
in IFGS are defined and studied. The concept of the
spectrum of an adjacency matrix
Ad( ) G
in IFGS is introduced and the notion of the
spectrum of IFGS is explained.
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608-614
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Dielectric RelaxationPhenomenon of New Materials Containing Cholesteryl Group:
Twisted Grain Boundary Phases in Liquid Crystalline Compounds
Laxmi Shankar Awasthi,Karuna Shankar Awasthi,Krishna Kumar Shukla
Abstract:
The Twisted Grain Boundary (TGB) phases of liquid crystals (LCs) are characterized not
only by bulk properties viz. weak transition enthalpy, optical texture, dielectric
permittivity, dielectric anisotropy and viscosity etc. but also from the molecular parameters
(relaxation frequency, dielectric strength etc.) for their mutual association and rotation
under an applied electric field. Dielectric relaxation mechanism of TGB phases of LCs are
related to the response of LC molecules to the application of an electric field. In the present
research article, theoretical aspect of the dielectric relaxation phenomenon of TGB phases
of the liquid crystals has been discussed.
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615-621
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EXPANSION OF MAPPINGS IN VARIOUS FUZZY METRIC SPACES:
THEOREMS OF FIXED POINTS
ABHISHEK KUMAR
Abstract:
Most academics work within the context of fuzzy metric
space (F z- met spc), which employs fuzzy numbers.
Based on fuzzy scalars, Xia and Guo [5] created the F z-met spc, which is similar to the traditional -met spc. This
article uses fuzzy scalars to define fuzzy partial-met spc, a
generalisation of F z-met spc. Fixed point theorems
(FPTs) in partial F z-met spcs have been established
using the concept of fuzzy scalars for extended mappings
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622-630
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