Journal for ReAttach Therapy and Developmental Diversities (JRTDD)
Not a member yet
2765 research outputs found
Sort by
Study of Designing Technology-Driven Solutions for Holistic Environmental Protection in Agriculture
No full textThe increasing challenges posed by environmental degradation and the urgent need for sustainable agricultural practices have prompted a paradigm shift towards technology-driven solutions in the agricultural sector. This research paper delves into the significance of designing technology-driven solutions for holistic environmental protection in agriculture. The paper explores how advanced technologies, when integrated with innovative design principles, can empower farmers to make environmentally conscious decisions and foster resilient agricultural practices.
With the goal of achieving sustainable development and preserving natural resources, the paper highlights the potential of technology-driven platforms like Farmonaut. Farmonaut exemplifies how satellite-based crop healthmonitoring and field mapping services can provide real-time data on crop conditions, enabling farmers to optimize resource utilization and minimize the environmental impact of farming practices.
Through the application of machine learning, Farmonaut\u27s voice and text- based plant issue identification system further assists farmers in promptly identifying crop issues and accessing government-approved remedies. By offering multi-language support and a comprehensive database of crops and issues, the platform ensures accessibility and usability for farmers across diverse regions.
This paper showcases the transformative impact of technology-driven design solutions in promoting eco-friendly agricultural practices. The findings emphasize the potential of such approaches to not only reduce chemical inputs but also optimize field management, thus fostering a harmonious coexistence between agriculture and the environment
Model-Making and Its Practices Improve Design Process for Beginners Students of Architecture &Product Desig
No full textThe present paper has explained how the physical and CAD models could be useful in design projects for students studying degrees in architecture and product design. When it comes to a systematic design process, detailing and materialization and model-making steps are frequently ignored in design education. Detailing and materialization and modelmaking considerations are frequently disregarded in design education after something has undergone a careful design process. In order to create the appearance of completeness for potential clients, teachers typically instruct their students to concentrate on recognizing problems, coming up with creative design solutions, and conveying "nearly accomplished ideas" in the form of detailed and sophisticated depictions. This study also discusses the methodical approach to teaching design and practice in terms of choosing the finest models and prototypes. Students discovered that rather than models of the actual building, the findings of a survey, or the final design, both physical and CAD modeling environments have the ability to produce models for architecture. The authors also advocate keeping a strict approach to conceptual and imaginative development as well as a targeted cognitive approach through Model Making for researching design themes and then formulating solutions. 
A Dual Approach To Control: Evidence From Assamese
No full textThe major focus of this paper is on whether the relationship between the matrix clause argument that control the reference of the null argument in an embedded non finite clause involves a rule of movement or a construal relationship well defined without involving movement. This paper, on the basis of the facts in Assamese, argues that we need both the Movement theory as well as Control theory in order to deal with the syntax and semantics of the subject of infinitival constructions. However, both of these operations (movement and non-movement control) apply in separate grammatical domains which can be identified by various grammatical properties of these domains
Exploring Applicability Of Lean Principles In SWM For Patna Municipal Corporation
No full textRapid urbanization is driven by quality living aspirations, yet it has posed many challenges toward creating a sustainable built environment. One of the significant challenges is managing the enormous amount of waste created in the urban environment. The problem becomes more critical for cities like Patna (India), where infrastructure growth has not occurred concerning the growing population density. This paper is about exploring lean Thinking in Municipal Solid waste management to provide an efficient model that could manage the increasing quantity without scaling up the system. The study explores the applicability of Lean Principles in Municipal Solid Waste Management by identifying the Value Chain and creating flow within the system in Indian and Global contexts. Furthermore, it analyses the present condition of Municipal Solid Waste Management in the region of Patna Municipal Corporation, identifies its Value Stream and revenue generation potential. The study suggests suitable Lean suggestions for improving the present condition and revenue generation opportunities of Municipal Solid Waste Management in the area under the jurisdiction of Patna Municipal Corporation. This guides the path for introducing Lean management in the Municipal Solid Waste Management sector and improving the management capacity of ULBs with the optimum utilization of available resources.  
Fabrication and evaluation of Oxymetazoline Hydrochloride Proniosomal Gel as a Vesicular Drug Delivery System
No full textThe purpose of this research is to design proniosomal gel drug delivery system of oxymetazoline hydrochloride in a trial to overcome the adverse effects associated with oral administration of the drug. This can be overcome by the use of vesicular drug delivery system. Encapsulation of a drug in vesicular structure can be predicted to prolong the existence of the drug in the systemic circulation and thus enhance penetration into target tissue and reduce toxicity. Due to the limited solvent system present, the proniosomes formed were the mixture of many phases of liquid crystal, viz. lamellar, hexagonal and cubic phase liquid crystals. The potential of proniosomes as a transdermal drug delivery system of oxymetazoline hydrochloride was investigated by encapsulating the drug in various formulations of proniosomal gel composed of various ratios of sorbitan fatty acid esters, cholesterol, prepared by coacervation-phase separation method. The formulated systems were characterized in vitro for size, vesicle count, drug entrapment, drug release profiles and vesicular stability at different storage conditions. Stability studies for proniosomal gel were carried out for 4 weeks. The method of proniosome loading resulted in an encapsulation yield of 30.6 – 75.4%. In-vitro studies showed prolonged release of entrapped oxymetazoline hydrochloride. At refrigerated conditions, higher drug retention was observed. It is evident from this study that proniosomes are a promising prolonged delivery system for oxymetazoline hydrochloride and have reasonably good stability characteristics
Exercise Capability with Total Body Fat Percent & Skeletal Muscle Percent in Male Students aged 18 - 25 Years: A Correlational Study
No full textIntroduction: Obesity is considered the greatest health problem in the modern industrial world; the 5th leading risk factors; cause of death in 2004, according to World Health Organization (WHO). It is a medical condition where excess body fat, accumulated in body, exerts adverse effects on health, thus a negative factor for health and longevity in society.
Objectives: To assess aerobic exercise performance; overweight and/or obesity, if any among the studied population and also to assess correlation between exercise capability with total body fat % and skeletal muscle % of the participants.
Methods: 118 male medical students (18- 25 years of age) were selected for the present study, based on the Inclusion and Exclusion criteria. In this study conducted for 1 year (12 months), Questionnaire method was followed, along with Stadiometer (for height), Weighing machine (for body weight), Mercury Sphygmomanometer and Stethoscope (for blood pressure), Karada scan machine (for total body fat and skeletal muscle %), Treadmill Test machine (for exercise capability including VO2 max and MET), ECG machine (for cardiac health assessment), Anthropometric measurements (for BMI, waist - hip ratio) etc were used. Data obtained were Statistically analyzed to check the level of significance.
Results: Both VO2 max and MET exhibited significant negative correlation with body fat % and BMI, while a significant positive correlation was present with Skeletal muscle %. Similarly, endurance time or TMT showed a significant positive correlation with Skeletal muscle % and a significant negative correlation with both Body fat % and BMI. Significant positive correlation between MET and Skeletal muscle % were observed. Mean value of Body fat % and BMI were higher (statistically significant) in Overweight/Obese subgroup, while Skeletal muscle %, VO2 max, TMT and MET were more in normal BMI subgroup.
Conclusion: The present study concludes that, decreased physical fitness along with excess body fat, leads to a decline in aerobic exercise capability. Low cardio-respiratory fitness in young adults with increased body fat could be a factor for developing cardiovascular co-morbidities later in middle age. Hence, this study is relevant in current scenario
The importance of Blood Flow Restriction Training (BFRT) in Physiotherapy: A Review of Literature
No full textBlood Flow Restriction Treatment (BFRT) is a rehabilitation method that appears to generate improvements in hypertrophy comparable with heavy weightlifting. Despite its growing popularity, the extent to which BFRT has penetrated the physical therapy (PT) industry is unknown. The goal of this study was to evaluate PT\u27s knowledge of and usage of BFRT in clinical settings. The objective of this study was to determine the significance of BFRT in different medical situations and evaluate its therapeutic effects from a physiotherapeutic perspective. PubMed, ResearchGate, Google Scholar, ScienceDirect, Advanced Google Scholar, and Elsevier were used as research databases to locate relevant literature reviews. Ten publications were selected based on predetermined inclusion criteria; these studies collectively provided evidence supporting the efficacy of BFRT in the field of physiotherapy. There appear to be gaps between PT\u27s awareness of BFRT and its implementation in practice, although most of these professionals are willing to give it a shot. Most BFRT practitioners believe that the therapy is successful and plan to use it in the future. More education and training could improve the PT\u27s capacity to use BFRT, as well as possibly improve their long-term clinical outcomes
Integration Of Technical Indicators With Support Vector Regression Analysis For Improved Stock Market Prediction
No full textThis study employs technical indicators within the Support Vector Regression (SVR) framework to enhance the precision of stock market prediction models. Traditional methodologies for stock market analysis commonly rely on individual technical indicators to prognosticate market movements. However, their efficacy in capturing the nuanced dynamics of financial markets remains restricted. Concurrently, machine learning algorithms, particularly SVR, have showcased adeptness in managing non-linear relationships and intricate data patterns.
Through thorough experimentation and analysis, this study scrutinizes the predictive efficacy of the amalgamated model in comparison to conventional methods and standalone technical indicator analyses. The effectiveness of the proposed approach in foreseeing stock market movements is gauged utilizing performance indicators such as accuracy, precision, and recall. Furthermore, the study evaluates predictive performance metrics including Mean Squared Error (MSE), Root Mean Squared Error (RMSE), and Mean Absolute Error (MAE), while also employing comparison methodologies against baseline models
An Overview of Asthi Sarata With Special Reference To Cardiopulmonary Efficiency
No full textAyurveda proposes three Doshas (Vata, Pitta and Kapha), seven Dhatus (Rasa, Rakta, Mamsa, Meda, Asthi ,Majja and Shukra) and three Malas (Purisha, Mutra and Sweda) as building elements of the body. The excellency or preponderance of Dhatus, qualitatively and quantitatively, has been described as Sarata of Dhatu. The concept of Sarata is greatly described by authors of ancient Ayurveda. The Sarata of all seven Dhatus, their physical, social and mental traits have been discussed by Acharyas of Ayurveda.
Aims and Objectives: The present study chiefly aims for the review of concept of Asthi Sarata with special reference to cardiopulmonary efficiency.
Material and Methods: review of concept from Samhitas, text books, previous works on AsthiSarata with reference to cardiopulmonary efficiency in the various forms like original research articles, oral presentations, theses and other published works etc.
Observations and Results: The concept of Asthi Sarata also encompasses the concept of Bala. The words like “Mahotsaha”, “Kriyavantah” etc. are to be assessed with relation to physical fitness of the individual. Most of the articles have mentioned the various physical traits of Asthi Sarata with their association with cardio-respiratory endurance.
Conclusion: Ayurveda deals with concept of Sarata of Dhatu, amongst which Asthi Sarata is one of the Sarata. The persons showing Asthi Sarata have been described to have various physical, mental and social traits. The physical traits described in Asthi Sarata may be assessed with cardiopulmonary efficiency which represents the physical fitness of the Asthi Sara person
Assessing Banking Services Knowledge among Respondents in the Kachchh Region: A Comparative Analysis of Taluka Perspective
No full textBanking is the backbone of the economy. The main objective of this study is to find out whether the account holders of Abdasa and Nakhatrana in the villeges rural area of Kutch district use various services offered by the banks. The purposive sampling method is Use for Sample. The data of the study was collected from primary and secondary sources. A total of 80 respondents have been selected from these 10 villages of Abdasa and Nakhatrana Talukas of Kachchh District. It was found that the various banking services such as issuing drafts, pension payments, grating loans, the level of service knowledge of the bank have been found to be lower among the people of Nakhatrana taluka compared to Abdasa taluk