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On the Well-Posedness for the 3-D Micropolar Fluid System in Critical Fourier-Besov-Morrey Spaces
Get PDFIn the present paper, we study the Cauchy problem of the incompressible micropolar fluid system in R3. We show that this problem is locally well-posed in Fourier-Besov-Morrey spaces
Exploring Poetic Depth An Analysis of logyil Performance by Anselm niyagakuu kyoh of Nandom-Kuselle
Get PDF"Exploring Light\u27s Bend: Gravity\u27s Influence Versus Refraction"
No full textIn this text, we discuss Einstein\u27s theory of relativity, which has been challenged several times but has only become more solid and confirmed with each attempt to invalidate it, even in contemporary times. In this article, we present one of the arguments that tries to refute the theory and explain why it is incorrect. We aim to present this simply so a wide audience can easily understand
Inclusive Subtitles for All: Developing Practices and Guidelines for Accessible Media Content in Newly Experimenting Territories
Get PDFThis article provides a descriptive and analytical overview of the ongoing practical projects and action research intended to implement inclusive practices in the media sector in Malta. It also provides a transversal analysis of the findings across a series of applied and experimental studies investigating the practice of inclusive subtitles, a translation mode that targets a wide spectrum of viewers providing linguistic, cultural, and sensory access. The studies carried out adopt a user-centred approach and aim to identify the needs of the local audience while testing and shaping a set of proposed guidelines to be adopted by local practitioners and stakeholders. The main findings and insights are based on the observation of patterns and potential norms that emerged across the studies and corroborate, or otherwise, the specifications and recommendations in the said guidelines, while identifying the need for further research focusing on specific aspects. This paper could provide a model for similar territories that are seeking to engage in inclusive practices applied to media content
Utilisation of Multiple Languages in Teaching and Learning: Mapping Initiatives at the University of South Africa (Unisa)
Get PDFAnalysing the Representation of Minorities In Governance and Decision making Processes Under Modi\u27s Administration
Get PDFThis research paper examines the representation of minorities, particularly the Muslim community, in governance and decision-making processes under the administration of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in India. Through a comprehensive literature review and empirical analysis, it delves into the historical context, theoretical frameworks, and methodologies employed. The paper scrutinises Modi\u27s administration\u27s policies and their impact on religious and ethnic minorities, highlighting concerns over marginalisation and discrimination. It assesses decision-making structures and mechanisms, emphasising the exclusion of minority voices. Furthermore, it explores the implications of minority representation on governance, drawing parallels with international studies. Overall, the paper underscores the importance of equitable representation for minority groups in fostering inclusive governance and enhancing social cohesion
Reuse of the Gipuzkoan Megalithic Landcape: From Ceremonial Sites to Livestock Farming and Hunting
Get PDFFor several decades now, the landscape has been studied from multiple fields due to its complexity and the wide variety of aspects it encompasses. Each discipline approaches the landscape from a particular perspective, analyzing both its physical characteristics and its cultural, social, and symbolic dimensions. Research has emphasized the reuse of the landscape, taking into account the living societies of the past and their evolution. The megalithic phenomenon follows the same diachronic line. For years, megalithism has been treated as a prehistoric element without understanding its reuse by different contemporary communities around it. The use of these elements has been prevalent throughout history, and it has been varied. Local communities have used these elements for purposes ranging from quarries for the extraction of raw materials to other types of functions. Therefore, it is necessary to understand megalithism as an evolutionary phenomenon connected to the changes of local communities. Thus, the reuse of the landscape and its resources along with subsequent societies, basing the study on the understanding of these elements that have come down to us as heritage to the present day. For this, the bidirectional socialization of megalithic heritage must be considered and studied in future researc
A Blockchain Technology to Secure Electronic Health Records in Healthcare System
Get PDFThe study proposes a blockchain-based patient-centric EHR solution for India. The proposed framework would provide a secure health infrastructure system, make data tampering impossible, enable just-in-time availability of healthcare information, remove handwritten prescriptions, and offer end-to-end monitoring, and increase patient privacy and record management. The research connects to hospital databases to incorporate previous handwritten prescriptions into the new system. In the Hyperledger Fabric-based design, patients will view, write, and control authorization to their medical information through a web or mobile interface. During implementation, we used a network model with three companies and three peers. When write block duration is raised from 250ms to 2s, 250tps throughput improves by 4x. Block size 20 is 50% faster than block size 40, improving network performance. Since the network model\u27s CPU utilization has remained steady over time, a drop in block size and an increase in block time will lead to a considerable decrease in network latency, boosting network performance
The Conceivability of Consciousness Kirk\u27s and Chalmers\u27s Zombie Thought Experiments
No full textIn this paper we will discuss Zombie TE (thought experiments)* from (e.g.) Robert Kirk and David Chalmers. On rhetorical analyses there appear three possible fallacies, popular science fallacy, objectivist fallacy and straw man which are restorable to some extent. On surface analyses of Kirk\u27s Zombie Replica we discover one more TE, Zulliver, an alternate of Brain-in-a-Vat (BIV). On deep analysis as by Kirk himself in Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy it is a Conceivability Argument that could be considered basic to TE in consciousness studies. Because of complexity and modal structure of Conceivability Argument we discuss a nonmodal, non-TE example as inverted spectrum (ST1) that appears acceptable to skeptics as W.V. Quine.Chalmers proposes his global Zombie World TE as an argument from failure of logical supervenience of the mental on the physical. Chalmers\u27s Anti-materialism Modal Argument (AMMA) appears on deep analyses with help of modal logic an ontological modus tollens falsifying materialism.As nonmodal alternate argument (ST2) we next discuss Saul Kripke\u27s Pain ≠ (◻) C fibers Firing. It is itself not a TE but as according to Chalmers most essentially based on related Divine Creation TE by Kripke, which Kripke interpretation has received less attention than merited.Lastly, we discuss a non-TE example of phantom pain as mentioned by Kripke (a/o) which appears acceptable to Daniel Dennett who even accepts René Descartes\u27s metaphorical explanation of the bell-pull, although Dennett maintains it is only an example of a relatively \u27thin hallucination.We end the paper with some suggestions of further research as based upon Chalmers\u27s catalogue of conscious experiences.