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A bibliometric analysis of highly cited papers from India in Science Citation Index Expanded
No full textElango, B. and Ho, Y.S. ；2017, A bibliometric analysis of highly cited papers from India in Science Citation Index Expanded. Current Science, 112 ；8, 1653-1658.[[abstract]]The aim of the present study is to analyse the highly cited papers from India. The Science Citation
Index Expanded database was used to retrieve the related bibliographic records. Grouping and
reclassification of institutions with misspellings and variants have been done. The most productive
institutions, collaborating partners and Y-index of the contributing authors were examined. Results
revealed that all the highly cited papers from India did not receive citations in the early years after
publication. Co-authored (or international collaboration) papers received more citation impact
than single-authored ones. USA was the preferred collaborative partner for international collaboration.
The Indian Institutes of Technology, CSIR organizations, and Indian Institute of Science,
Bengaluru were the leading Indian institution
From old to new: roles of protein sources and individual amino acids in clinical nutrition.
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Impact of sea level rise and tidal effects on flux-controlled and partially isolated shallow aquifer on the southeast coast of India
No full textA rise in sea level is the most important threat to the coastal aquifers in which the intensity of threat also depends on the local hydrogeological settings. The present study seeks to identify the impacts of sea level rise and tidal effects on the shallow and complex aquifer located south of Chennai, India. The aquifer geometry is isolated dune surfaces due to the presence of enclosing saline surface water. The freshwater is available as an elongated lens, and replenishment occurs by rainfall, with limited regional influx. Numerical simulation was carried out to understand the response of groundwater table to sea level rise until the year 2100. Initially, the tidal effects were investigated for the duration of 3 years. A sinusoidal fluctuation of groundwater table is noticed only in the northern part and the tidal impact seems infinitesimal because of steep hydraulic gradient in the south. Simulation of groundwater table without considering sea level rise predicts a decline in the elevation of groundwater table/freshwater lens by − 0.35 m in the dune surfaces. The simulation with reported sea level rise of 2 mm year −1 with the same rate of groundwater pumping results in a total increase of 0.5 m in groundwater table. The study infers that the tidal effects are high in the shallow groundwater gradient, and sea level rise will be beneficial to the isolated coastal freshwater aquifers by increasing the elevation of groundwater table/freshwater lens and further deepening the interface between seawater and freshwater
ABOUT ECONOMIC LIFE IN THE XIIIth CENTURY IN ANATOLIA AT VAL?YAT-N?MA-I H?DJ? BAKT?SH-? W?L?
No full textDocument analysis, which is the most important study method used by historians while reaching information about the past of cultures or civilizations, is tried to obtain a picture showing the whole of the relevant culture and civilization by establishing a relationship with each other within a certain framework. Here in this study, based on the samples obtained from Val?yat-N?ma-ı H?dj? Bakt?sh-? W?l?; It has been tried to make inferences about the economic life of XIIIth century Anatolia. The work known as Manâkıb-ı Hünkâr H?dj? Bakt?sh-? W?l? or Val?yat-N?ma-ı H?dj? Bakt?sh-? W?l?; It is a copy written by Uzun Ferdowsi at the end of the XVth century and the beginning of the XVIth century, and describes H?dj? Bakt?sh-? W?l?, who was known to have lived in the first quarter of the 1200s and 1300s. In the light of Val?yat- N?ma-ı H?dj? Bakt?sh-? W?l?, which is one of the most well-known and most readable texts in Anatolia of the XIIIth century, aiming to propagate the thoughts, lives, practices and activities of H?dj? Bakt?sh-? W?l?; this study includes inferences about the social life in the political, religious, economic and socio-cultural fields of the Anatolian geography, which we see through a painful period both politically, economically and religiously; an introduction about the subject covered in the text, where the purpose, method, main problem and sub-problems are given, the first part where the political panorama of XIIIth century Anatolia is given, the second part where H?dj? Bakt?sh-? W?l? and his work are discussed, and the third part where the findings about the economic life from the work are given. It consists of conclusion parts in which a general evaluation of the study is made in the light of the findings
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