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Leadership Pain: The Classroom for Growth. By Samuel R. Chand
No full textLEADERSHIP PAIN: THE CLASSROOM FOR GROWTH. By Samuel R. Chand. Nashville, TN: Thomas Nelson (2015). Kindle edition, 250 pages.
First, he looks at the main causes of pain in leadership— namely, external sources, personal unrelieved stress, and a growing organization. But he does not stop there. He spends a good deal of time looking at how to analyze and recognize the painful experiences that we have and how they help us grow. This is important because, without it, a lot of pain we suffer can be in vain. Finally, the author encourages leaders by reminding them that there are privileges that come with leadership in spite of the pain. Most spiritual leaders will acknowledge that God uses trial to refine us, but few will stop to really analyze their hardships in a way that allows God to maximize them for personal growth and the growth of their organizations. Even fewer will see this pain as a blessing and privilege
Lasers in medical applications: R&D Mapping
No full textA study of the MEDLINE CDROM database, for the period 1969-2000 was undertaken. The purpose was, to identify core areas of research and development, in the field of applications of lasers to humans, along with other bibliometric indicators of research. A total of 34,833 records were retrieved, downloaded and analysed. The results
indicate a steady increase in the number of publications every year, from 1970 onwards, with 1997 (2767 articles) and 1998 (2914 articles) being the most productive years. The most prolific contributors were J. Haut, with 95 publications to his credit, followed by M. Landthaler (82), G. Coscas (79), S.G. Bown (73) and P. Bjerring (70). Collaboration among the authors was high, with a maximum of 15 contributors observed in a few articles. The top ranking journal in the field was Ophthalmology, which published 769 articles starting from 1978. USA was way ahead as the country with the highest journal productivity (around 40% of the total number of records), followed by UK and Germany.
A total of 103 articles were published from India. English was the preferred language of publication, with 75% of the records being published in English language. In the use of
lasers for humans, maximum number of records were found for adult and middle aged populations. Research focussed on the eye and its various diseases. Lasers were found to
be used for therapeutic purposes, in surgery and in the diagnosis of diseases. Carbondioxide laser was most frequently used for medical applications. Though there
were quite a few references on the adverse effects of lasers, the therapeutic effects far outweighed them
Some impacts of Title VII on management hiring practices in selected banks in Atlanta, 1969
No full textبابا گرونانک کے کلام کے اردو تراجم
No full textBaba Guru Nanak, the pioneer of monotheism, equality and brotherhood, was born in a middle-class Hindu family of Punjab, about five centuries ago, i.e. 1526 A.D. according to Bikram, 1469 A.D. His father's name was Baba Kalyan Chand alias Mah. He was three years old. His mother's name was Tripta Bibi. People recited Guru Nanak’s poetry Jip Ji in the early morning in Sikhism. It is a word whose every syllable is a message of humanity, brotherhood, negation of caste community, as well as complete peace. Baba Guru Nanak founded Sikhism in the late fifteenth century. Baba Guru Nanak was an influential spiritual figure who taught not only spiritual but Ibid social, religious, equality, brotherly love and peace in his teachings, which is reflected in his words Jap Ji in the holy religious book of Sikhism. Many scholars have translated the Baba Guru Nanak’s poetry in Urdu. This article is about analysis of translation of Baba Guru Nanak’s Poetry
Aggregate agricultural supply response in developing countries : a survey of selected issues
No full textThe authors review several studies of the aggregate agricultural supply response. Using both economic and econometric reasons, they argue that time series estimation typically generates a downward-biased estimate of the response to a credible reform. Even though time series estimates can provide an accurate picture of past behavoiral relations, they do not provide an adequate basis for forecasting the impact of policy reform. This is especially true in developing countries, where policy reforms involve large changes and have included agricultural price reform, industrial trade liberalization, financial sector reform, and macroeconomic stabilization. Under those circumstances, parameters values obtained under the former policy regime have little relevance in the new regime. The authors also argue that investment in public goods should be viewed as complementary to, not competitive with, price policy. They claim that to select the policy with the biggest impact on output makes no sense. They provide what they consider to be better criteria for choosing the best from alternative policies.Environmental Economics&Policies,Payment Systems&Infrastructure,Economic Theory&Research,Markets and Market Access,Labor Policies,Economic Theory&Research,Environmental Economics&Policies,Access to Markets,Markets and Market Access,Inequality
Scientometric Portrait of Nobel Laureate S. Chandrasekhar
No full textScientometric analysis of the publications productivity of Nobel Laureate S. Chandrasekhar is documented
A study of Qurratulain Hyder’s style in Reportage "Koh-e-Damavand": رپورتاژ”کوہِ دماوند“ میں قرۃ العین حیدر کے اسلوب کا مطالعہ
No full textReportage is one of the nonfictional prose. It has real life stories about real things like human beings, objects, places and events. It is blended with fiction writing techniques. Qurratulain Hyder is an inventive writer of Urdu literature. She is well known and highly appreciated for her unique style of fiction writing yet the same characteristics are also very much true for her nonfictional writing. In this article, her versatility of non-fictional writing will be discussed in the perspective of her reportage “Koh-e-Damavand.”. This report was published in 2000A.D consists of two parts. The first part is based on the tourism of Tehran, Isfahan, the Armenian city of Julfa, etc. The second part contains a two-page introduction and the story of the coronation ceremony of Emperor Arya and the queen of Iran, Farah Diba. In the reportage, she has quoted the interview from the country of Iran in a specific way and in a conversational way. Here they have benefited a lot from the history of Iran. Probably her aim was to present the events in a true and honest manner that how did Emperor Arya Mehr divorce his two wives and marry a young Iranian girl, Farah Diba, in Koh Damavand. Qurratulain Hyder has presented it in a very allegorical manner.
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Abid Ali Abid, Usloob, Ali Garh book depot, Ali Garh,1976 ,p.134-135
Date:10May:10May 2024,Time:1 O’clock https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/reportage#:~:text=Reportage%20is%20the%20reporting%20of,%5Bformal%5D
Qurratulain Hyder, Sitamber Ka Chand, Educational Publishing House, Delhi, 2002, p.8
Wajida Begum, Qurratulain Hyder Ki Reportage Nigari, Educational Publishing House, Delhi, 2015, p.15
Abdul Aziz, Urdu Mein reportage Nigari, Maktaba Shahrah ,Delhi,1952,P.7
Qurratulain Hyder, Sitamber Ka Chand, P.7
Urdu Mein Reportage Nigari Fan aur Irtiqa, by S.M.Z Gauhar Srishti Publications, Behar,2003,P.122
Abdul Aziz, Urdu Mein reportage Nigari, P. 23-24
Qurratulain Hyder, Koh.e.Damavand, Educational Publishing House, Delhi, 2000, P.2
Qurratulain Hyder, Koh.e.Damavand, P.68
Ibid, P. 45
Talat Gul ,Urdu Mein Reportage Ki Riwayat,New Public Press, Dehli, 1992,P.91
Qurratulain Hyder, Koh.e.Damavand, P.61
Ibid ,P. 98
Ibid, P. 46-45
Ibid, P. 54
Ibid, P. 66
Ibid, P. 46-47
Ibid, P. 48
Ibid, P. 98
Ibid, P.66
Ibid
Ibid ,P. 66-67
Ibid ,P. 67
Azeem Ushan Siddiqi, Qurratulain Hyder Ki Afsana Nigari,(Pat Jhar Ky Ainy Mein) Mashmoola:Qurratulain Hyder Ek Mutala by Professor Muhiuddin Mumbai Wala, 1999, P.35
Qurratulain Hyder, Koh.e.Damavand, P.96
Ibid, P .14
An inquiry in to the changes occurring in capital structure of public utilities in the United States during last two decades 1944-1961, 1966
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