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Scientific Production of Exoskeleton: A Scientometric Analysis
No full textThe history of exoskeleton-like contraptions traces back to 1890 when Russian inventor Nicholas Yagin created the first passive gadget that required human intervention. Over the years, academic and industrial organizations have shown great interest, resulting in numerous studies, prototypes, and commercialized products. In this publication, we present a scientometrics investigation focusing on exoskeleton research. The analysis encompasses exoskeleton publications published from 1989 to 2022 year. Various scientometrics metrics were employed to explore different aspects of the field, including authors, nations, affiliations, keywords, citations, and collaboration networks. Among the Nation’s leading in this sector, the United States stands at the forefront with an extensive collaboration network involving other countries. Harvard University emerges as a critical contributor to exoskeleton research, leading in the number of publications, total citations per article (Vitiello N), h-index, g-index, and m-index. Over the past years, the Journal of Neuroengineering and Rehabilitation has experienced a significant surge in manuscripts related to exoskeletons, signifying the growing interest in the field since 2006. According to the author's keyword analysis, most studies focus on exoskeletons and their uses in rehabilitation. This comprehensive report provides an in-depth assessment of the current state of exoskeleton research and collaboration networks. It is a valuable resource for researchers to guide their projects or discover potential collaborators.  
Patient Perspectives on The Implementation of Specimen-Tracking Services Through Total Laboratory Automation In Dammam, Saudi Arabia
No full textIntroduction: Total laboratory automation (TLA) is a system in which performs several diverse categories of assessments on different types of specimens. This study aims to study patient perspectives on the implementation of specimen-tracking services through TLA in Dammam. Materials and methods: The study was based on a cross-sectional research design. A self-administered questionnaire was developed, and data was collected from patients who utilized the laboratory services in Dammam from January 2022 to January 2023 and who were more than 18 years old. Results: The total number of 283 responses was included in the analysis. A descriptive analysis of the demographics shows that 57.95% of the respondents were females, 52% aged between 18–29, 53.7% had a bachelor’s degree, and 53.4% were employed full-time. Results shows that the majority had visited the hospital more than three times for laboratory services (45.58%) between January 2022 and January 2023. Over 80% of the respondents agreed that the TLA led to higher satisfaction. The TLA services reduce long waiting hours and higher levels of patient satisfaction. The findings of this study have several practical implications for health-care facilities and institutions. Discussion: Patients who receive specimen-tracking services tend to visit the health-care facility more than once, which indicates patient satisfaction and trust toward TLA. Mostly female patients and younger people were found to have received specimen-tracking services through TLA. The findings of this study also highlight several benefits of TLA. It was revealed that the services, when offered through TLA, tend to show improvements from time to time. The results are available in a timely manner and are highly accurate. Laboratory automation also raises the levels of efficiency in service delivery. Furthermore, it improves the performance as well as the functions of the laboratory. Monitoring and evaluation systems also improve. There are several ways through which the time-tracking services result in added value to TLA, including increased efficiency and accuracy and reduced time. Conclusion: Management at health-care facilities and institutes can increase patient satisfaction by adopting TLA for providing specimen-tracking services
Swear Language Among Students in Three Universities in Makassar, Indonesia: A Psycholinguistic Study
No full textThis research is entitled Swear Language Among Students in Three Universities in Makassar, Indonesia: A Psycholinguistic Study. The aim of this research is 1) to explain the forms of swear language among Makassar students. 2) explain the types and psychological processes of curse language among students, and 3) describe the function of verbal language among Makassar students. The research method used is the observation method. The data collection techniques used were notes and SBLC (Limit-Free Involvement Cakap). Note technique: listening while taking notes. Meanwhile, SBLC can freely listen to swear words from students directly. Data analysis uses descriptive methods, namely analyzing data as it is. The research results show that. Forms of expression using animal names, body parts, threats, and Makassar language The mental process of swearing is triggered by emotions, whether happy emotions or angry emotions. The function of swearing language for students is familiarity, teasing, and emotional outbursts.  
The Reality Of Emotional Balance Among Gifted Students In The Middle Schools In Haifa District
No full textThe current study aimed to measure emotional balance among gifted students in middle school. The study sought to examine the type of differences in the average responses of gifted children on the emotional stability scale for gifted students in the Haifa District due to the variables of gender, academic grade, school achievement, residential area , and parents’ educational level. A questionnaire was used to measure emotional balance, and the study sample consisted of (72) gifted middle school students in the Haifa District, who were selected randomly and intentionally from the study population of (200) male and female students. The results revealed that the level of emotional balance among gifted students in middle schools in the Haifa District came in large degrees and very high levels, meaning that there was a high degree of emotional balance among gifted students. The results showed that there were no statistically significant differences at the significance level (0.05 > a). In the responses of gifted students to a measure of emotional stability among gifted students in middle schools in the Haifa district, due to the variables of gender, grade, school achievement, residential area, and parents’ educational level
Digital Technology and Copyright Protection the Challenges of Indian Performers Rights Society
No full textIndian music is ever-green. Every restaurant, pub. Airports, stadium, television etc plays them making them world famous. India has 465 FM Radio stations which constantly play Indian Bollywood music. Though the song becomes well known the singer who sang the song is not recognized nor does he or she receive sufficient compensation for the song. The artist in India is the one who works so hard but ends up getting nothing. The ‘Indian Copyright law was amended in 2012’ to acknowledge the rights of performers. The singers were recognized as performers. The law provided for royalty to be paid to the singers. In reality this royalty never reached the singers. The problem for the singer was identifying the user playing his song and the problem for a genuine user was identifying the location of the singer to pay the royalty directly to him. Therefore, there was a need for an independent body to administer the copyright and collect royalty. ISRA is the bridge between the singer and the user which helps in collecting royalty. This article discusses the issues faced by the singers and the need to develop a smother collective administration of copyright
Harmonic Mean Cordial Labeling of One Chord Cn V G
No full textAll the graphs considered in this article are simple and undirected. Let G = (V (G),E(G)) be a simple undirected graph. A function is called Harmonic Mean Cordial if the induced function defined by satisfies the condition and for any , where and denote the number of vertices and number of edges with label respectively and denotes the greatest integer less than or equals to . A graph is called a harmonic mean cordial graph if it admits harmonic mean cordial labeling. In this article, we have discussed the harmonic mean cordial labeling of One Chord
Mapping Of Nutrient Status Of C-Organic And N-Total Soil In The Paddy Fields Of The Duchy District Majalengka Regency
Get PDFThis study aims to determine the mapping of soil C-organic nutrient status in rice fields in the Majalengka District. The experiment was conducted in the District of the Duchy of Majalengka Regency with an altitude of 855 m above sea level. Kadipaten District has an area of 2,157 ha, with land contours varying from flat to proven. This study starts from January to March 2023. The research method used in this study is mixed because it can answer the problem formulation descriptively, qualitatively, and statistically quantitatively. The method used to take soil samples is the free grid method with a detailed survey rate on a map scale of 1:50,000. The method used for interviews with farmers is the simple random sampling method. The results showed that the area of rice fields in the District of the Duchy, which occupies seven delineated villages, is an area of 1,361.76 ha. Where the area of rice fields in the District of the Duchy is irrigated rice fields covering an area of 917.39 ha and rainfed rice fields covering an area of 444.36 ha, with three criteria for the content of C-organic status, namely medium 598.48 ha (43.95%) occupies part of Pagandon Village, Karang Sambung, Babakan Anyar, and Kadipaten. The area with a low C-organic area is 512.38 ha (37.63%), occupying parts of Pagandon, Karang Sambung, Babakab Anyar, Liangjualang, Heuleut, and Cipaku villages. Then, for the very low C-organic criterion, 250.90 ha (18.42%) occupies part of the village area. Liangjulang, Heuleut and Cipaku
Textural Characteristics of Coastal Sediments Between Bhavanapadu and Baruva Villages in Srikakulam District, East Coast of India
No full textThe texture of a rock or sediment is the size, shape, and arrangement of the grains. The microgeometry of sediments deals with intergranular relationship of grains, their size and shape. In the present study, a total of sixty surficial sediment samples were collected from the study area (foreshore-20, berm-7, backshore-13, and dunes-20) with an interval of 1 km. The geology, geomorphology, drainage pattern, climate, waves, and currents are discussed. The grain size parameters viz., mean grain size, standard deviation, skewness, and kurtosis are discussed extensively. Sand is the predominant component in all the sediment samples (99.82–99.93%) whereas silt and clay contents are less than 1% from the four environments. The mean grain size of the sediment samples shows that medium grained sands are followed by fine grained sands indicating a low energy environment of deposition. The standard deviation values reveal that the sediments are well to moderately sorted. The average values of skewness indicate that all the sediment samples are negatively skewed to positively skewed representing an environment of deposition of low to moderate energy conditions. Most of the kurtosis values indicate that the sediments are of platykurtic to leptokurtic in nature. The platykurtic nature of sediments indicates the sorting of tail portions of sediment populations
Molecular Docking, Dynamics Simulation, And in Silico DFT Studies Of Bromo [1,4] Benzodiazepine Derivatives Are Efficient Ways to Prevent Skin Cancer
No full textStudies have revealed that the most common kind of cancer in the world is skin cancer. Unrepaired deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) in skin cells can cause genetic abnormalities or mutations that lead to skin cancer. Early detection is crucial because skin cancer is more treatable in its early stages and tends to gradually spread to other areas of the body. Early detection of signs of skin cancer is essential due to the high mortality, increasing morbidity and expensive medical care of the disease. The present study used ligand and structure-based analysis to calculate the interaction between bromo [1,4] benzodiazepine derivatives and 4,5 Diaryl Isoxazole Hsp90 Chaperone Inhibitors: Potential Therapeutic Agents for Cancer. Qikprop revealed that the structures of several antiviral drugs were identical to those of bromo[1,4] benzodiazepine derivatives (1a-1j). bromo [1,4] benzodiazepine derivatives were employed in an in silicodocking experiment, DFT calculations and simulation techniques on skin cancer with PDB ID 2VCI, using Schrodinger Maestro 12.4. Each ligand's interaction was studied, and the potential imperative energy was calculated. In summary, a high potency against skin cancer as observed for the derivative of bromo [1,4] benzodiazepine derivatives with the best binding energy
Temperature-Dependent Storage Stability and Shelf-Life Assessment Of Palmyra Blended Beverage
Get PDFNutraceuticals added ready to serve blended beverages was prepared from tender palmyra pulp and the storage study of the developed beverages was carried out in this research. Blended beverage was prepared by blending the tender palmyra pulp along with green chilly pulp and ginger extract. For each treatment the final TSS was adjusted to 12 °Brix (as per optimization) in the blended juice. After the finalization of the juice blend, the pasteurized juice was further packed with preservatives such as potassium meta-bisulphite and sodium benzoate at 300ppm. The Palmyra blended juice was stored under ambient (30±5 °C) and refrigerated condition (4±1 °C) in glass bottles. The effect of preservative treatment and storage condition on quality parameters during storage of PBJ was investigated for a period of 180 days. The quality parameters considered under study were biochemical, phytochemical, sensory and microbiological property. The palmyra blended juice with sodium benzoate performed best under both ambient and refrigerated storage conditions up to 90 and 180 days respectively