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sj-docx-1-eae-10.1177_0958305X231193873 - Supplemental material for Comparative analysis of triboelectric behavior of natural waste biomaterials and green energy harvesting
No full textSupplemental material, sj-docx-1-eae-10.1177_0958305X231193873 for Comparative analysis of triboelectric behavior of natural waste biomaterials and green energy harvesting by Jaspreet Kaur, Ravinder Singh Sawhney, Harminder Singh, Manjit Sandhu and
Rajdeep Singh Sohal, Amandeep Singh, Maninder Singh, Sandeep Kaur in Energy & Environment</p
Travelers’ Word-of-mouth Intentions for Emerging Gastronomy Tourism Destinations
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Research, Implementation and Security Analysis of Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CAVs) using Machine Learning Algorithms
No full textEfforts linked to connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs) have exploded in the last several years, and they are already beginning to impact people's daily lives. A growing number of businesses and academic institutions have made public announcements about their CAV efforts, and a few have even begun conducting field experiments. Governments all around the globe have also put rules in place to help hasten the adoption of CAV technology. CAV cyber security has emerged as a major concern, adding significantly to the difficulties of implementing CAV. (As cited in abstract.
English Phobia Causes and Remedies
No full textThe article examines the causes and remedies of poor English teaching and learning in primary and post primary schools and recommends measures to overcome them. Among the root causes of English phobia in schools are the imbalanced skills, poor examination system, lack of effective teaching aids , shortage of qualified English teachers, lack of adequate in service teaching programmes, lack of proper incentives for English teachers and an inherent fear of mathematics. The study revealed that english phobia exists among students, which is characterized by hesitation or shyness, feverish feelings in English class and difficulty of expression. Highlighted causes include poor student teacher relationship, non conducive environment for English class among others. Genuine efforts should be made by all stakeholders in solving the problem to improve student's achievement English. Mrs. Sandeep Kaur | Mrs. Gurpreet Kaur | Ms. Jyotsna Sharma "English-Phobia: Causes and Remedies" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-2 | Issue-3 , April 2018, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd11551.pd
An efficient method for ECSM characterization of CMOS inverter in nanometer range technologiesInternational Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED)
No full textResearch on Evolved Security Threats and Solutions for Healthcare IoT (IoMT)
Get PDFThe research report mainly focuses on evolved security threats and solutions for healthcare IoT (IoMT), where robotic or remote surgery has been selected for deep study. In the research report, IoT communication protocols used in applications of IoMT have been classified, and the main characteristics of IoT communication protocols have been evaluated, which are used at the perception, network, and application layer of medical devices. (As cited in abstract.
Integrability and L1-convergence of trigonometric series with real and complex coefficients
No full textThe present thesis entitled \lq \lq \textbf{Integrability and -convergence of trigonometric series with real and complex coefficients}" comprises certain investigations carried out by me at the School of Mathematics, Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, Patiala (TIET), under the supervision of Dr. Jatinderdeep Kaur, Assistant Professor, School of Mathematics, TIET, Patiala and Dr . S.S. Bhatia, Professor, School of Mathematics, TIET, Patiala.
The existence of sine and cosine series as a Fourier series, their integrability and -convergence seems to be one of the difficult question in theory of convergence of trigonometric series in -metric norm. It is well known that if a trigonometric series converges in -metric to a function , then it is a Fourier series of the function but the converse of the said result does not hold good. The present thesis has been written on the same basis. In this thesis, Integrability and -convergence of trigonometric cosine and sine series have been studied by imposing different conditions on coefficient sequences as well as by introducing new modified trigonometric cosine and sine sums \textit{as these sums approximate their limit better than the classical trigonometric series in the sense that they converge in -metric to the sum of trigonometric series whereas the classical series itself may not.}
The thesis embodies six chapters. \textbf{Chapter I,} is introductory. In this chapter, apart from setting up the notations and terminologies to be used in the sequel, some known results interrelated with the work done in the present thesis have been presented. Further a brief plan of the results presented in the subsequent chapters is given in this chapter.
In \textbf{Chapter II,} a new modified trigonometric cosine sum has been introduced and criterion for the summability and -convergence of modified cosine sum has been obtained under the class of generalized semi-convex sequences. Also, the -convergence of the cosine series has been deduced as corollary in this chapter.
In the literature so far available, most of the authors have studied the integrability and -convergence of trigonometric cosine series using different classes of coefficient sequences. However, very few of them have studied the -convergence of the trigonometric sine series. In \textbf{Chapter III,} a new modified trigonometric sine sum has been introduced and its -convergence has been studied under the class . Further, in this chapter we have obtained -convergence of derivative of modified trigonometric sine sum under a new extended class of coefficient sequences. Also, an application has been given to illustrate the main result.
\textbf{Chapter IV,} is devoted to the study of -convergence of complex form of the new modified trigonometric cosine and sine sums introduced in chapter II and III under the new generalized classes and of complex coefficient sequences.
In \textbf{Chapter V,} we have introduced a new modified double trigonometric sine sum and have studied the integrability and -convergence of double trigonometric cosine series under the new class of double coefficient sequences.
The objective of \textbf{Chapter VI} is to study the integrability and -convergence of Fourier series of periodic fuzzy valued functions with new class of fuzzy coefficients
Genomic dissection of Australian Bordetella pertussis isolates from the 2008-2012 epidemic
No full textAbstract not availableAzadeh Safarchi, Sophie Octavia, Sunny Z. Wu, Sandeep Kaur, Vitali Sintchenko, Gwendolyn L. Gilbert, Nicholas Wood, Peter McIntyre, Helen Marshall, Anthony D. Keil, Ruiting La
Call light responsiveness in the healthcare organizations: a best practice study
Get PDFPatients in nursing homes, long-term care, and other healthcare organizations use either call lights or an alternate tool to request assistance from the nursing staff. Sometimes, these requests are not met in a timely fashion. In this report, recommendations to this problem was formulated through studying best practices.
The literature review examined the measures that can be taken to improve call light response times in nursing homes leading to an increase in patient satisfaction and decrease in the number of falls. The research design used in this study was a non-experimental research project using a qualitative approach examining best practices among organizations, through hermeneutics, a textual analysis.
Upon analyzing thirty-five sources of textual material on best-practice call-light response times in healthcare organizations, the analysis identified four issues associated with the process, involving: patient safety, insufficient staffing, incident reporting, and alternative technologies. Best practices are the best solution to help define, measure, analyze improve and ultimately control the response variations. Understanding the best practice available can help systems that are performing at low levels, improve their response times and increase productivity and efficiency within the organization.
In conclusion, recommendations included using the tools of a bureaucratic organization when implementing changes: using various alerting devices to meet needs of different patients; obtaining membership to organizations such as CAHF; allowing the administrative staff to gain insight into effective programs or policies; and finally, the implementation of hourly rounds
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