32 research outputs found
SitX Sdn. Bhd / Muhammad Atiqullah Zulkifli... [et al.]
No full textSitX SDN BHD is a new local company registered with Companies Commission Act (SSM) in 2020. Our company mainly involve in producing and manufactured health and wellness equipment that are suitable for people dealing with sitting in long period. Our product named is SitX ergonomic massage chair which combination between full massage chair and office chair. This product are focusing on person who searching solution on back pain due to much sitting. Massage around spine and give a relaxing towards back part is a main targeting function. To avoid the losses from buy two product with different function, this is the solution to the worker and student to keep their back relief by spending on one thing. Our business headquarter and manufacture is located on Sungai Kapar Indah, Klang, Selangor. All the management such administration, financial department and others were place in HQ building and for the marketing were placed at a few kiosk around Malaysia. The marketing strategies also planning well where our team was done a research about our competitor and how do we boost our sale to achieve the company goals. Marketing segmentation also highlighted in this business plan in order to attract the consumer as much needed to meet the sales target
The Impacts of Insecurity and Instability on FDI Inflow and Business Activities in Afghanistan
No full textAbstract: Despite the existence of plenteous investment opportunities in various sectors such as mining, infrastructure, energy, agriculture, services, construction, and telecommunication, moreover the unprecedented attention of the international community, large-scale financial assistance in the last two decades, the strong support and significant reforms initiated by the government to facilitate a better environment for doing business; unfortunately, Afghanistan remains one of the most unattractive poor economies in the world. Four decades of conflicts, the deterrent security situation, and the political instability significantly caused backwardness and poverty and negatively impacted the overall economic growth in the country.
Therefore, this study investigates the negative impacts of insecurity and instability on the inflow of foreign direct investments (FDI) and business activities in Afghanistan. Meanwhile, it explores the role of FDI and business activities in stimulating economic growth, improving security conditions, and assuring peace and stability in the country.
The research employed a survey questionnaire to collect the primary data from the Afghan business community who have been directly and indirectly affected by the consequences of insecurity and instability. At the same time, the literature of other studies was comprehensively reviewed to discuss the research topic and collect the secondary data. A mixture of qualitative and quantitative approaches was adopted to analyze and describe the research findings.
Keywords: Afghan Economy, Business Activities, Economic Growth, FDI, Insecurity and FDI, Instability.
Title: The Impacts of Insecurity and Instability on FDI Inflow and Business Activities in Afghanistan
Author: Atiqullah Nusrat
International Journal of Recent Research in Thesis and Dissertation (IJRRTD)
Vol. 3, Issue 1, January 2022 - June 2022
Page No: 54-64
Paper Publications
Website: www.paperpublications.org
Published Date: 13-May-2022
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6546658
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https://www.paperpublications.org/upload/book/The%20Impacts%20of%20Insecurity-13052022-3.pdfInternational Journal of Recent Research in Thesis and Dissertation (IJRRTD), Paper Publications, Website: www.paperpublications.or
Modern Trends in Western Criticism: مغربی تنقید کے جدید رجحانات
No full textWestren New Criticism was a formalist movement in literary theory. New criticism developed as a reaction to the older philological and literary history that dominated literary criticism in the middle decades of the 20th century, which focused on the history and meaning of individual words and their relation to foreign and ancient languages, comparative sources, and the biographical circumstances of the others. The new critics felt that this approach tended to distract from the text and meaning of a poem and entirely neglect its aesthetic qualities in favor of teaching about external factors. New criticism believed the structure and meaning of the text were intimately connected and should not be analyzed separately. In order to bring the focus of literary studies back to analysis of the texts. The new critics also looked for paradox, paradox, ambiguity, irony, and tension to help establish the single best and most unified interpretation of the text.
Reference:
Sajjad Baqir Rizvi, Dr, Critical Principles of the West, Islamabad: Moqtadra Qaumi Language, 2002, p: 7
Atiqullah, Professor, The Tradition of Criticism in the Maghreb, Lahore: Haqq Publications, 2018, p: 402
Ibid
Asghar Ali Baloch, Dr, Essay, A Brief Review of Some Important Critical Schools, Content: Criticism Past, Present and Future, Author: Dr. Mushtaq Adil, Sahiwal: Farogh Zaban Publishers, p: 84
Atiqullah, Professor, The Tradition of Criticism in the West, pp. 243-244
Ibid
Jameel Jalbi, Ph.D., Eliot's Essays, Contents, From Aristotle to Eliot, Islamabad: National Book Foundation, 2015, P.: 178
Salim Akhtar, Dr, Creative Personalities and Criticism, Lahore: Milestone Publications, 1989, p: 513
. Zirmunskij, Voprosy Teorie, Literary {Leningrad}1928, pp.8-9
Hamid Kashmiri, Dr, Tafheem wa Naqeed, Critical Essays, Lahore: Famous Book Depot, S.N, p:621
North Roop Fry, Objections to New Criticism, Lahore: Modern Publications House, 2020, p: 34
Roland Barthes, Objections to New Criticism, Preston University Press, p.7
Detection Technology / Muhammad Syafiq Naqiuddin Nil Amri
No full textThis case study is about Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd., one of the famous technological companies nowadays that produces smartphones, televisions, refrigerators, and more. The products that this company has made are known worldwide because of the reputations and brand name. From this study, we can learn to analyze, apply the knowledge, reasoning, and concluding to understand this company. The first part of this case study focuses on collecting the company information such as the company's background, the problem statement and the purpose of the study. Through the analysis, some problems could be identified in the company. These problems were studied, and some solutions and improvement were proposed to achieve a better-quality product that customers know from all around the globe. The second part of the case study focuses on its’ background, organizational structure, products and services, technology, business, marketing, and operational strategy. For the third part, we only use SWOT, the short form for strength, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of this company's product or services and understand how the company works. The fourth part is for me to find the findings and discussion for this report of a case study about Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. And for the last one is for the recommendation and improvement section
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Parallel processing in optimal structural design using simulated annealing
No full textIn this work the basics of parallel computer architectures and some popular parallelization strategies are described. Simulated annealing (SA), a stochastic, discrete optimization technique, is chosen for its global capability, robustness, and suitability for parallel processing. The concept of 'shakeup' in SA, which simulates reannealing, is introduced. The beneficial effects of shakeup for escaping local optima is demonstrated by solving a 2D multimodal optimization problem. A pin-jointed 10-storied multibay plane truss structure is considered as an example optimization problem and has been solved using both serial as well as parallel versions of the SA algorithm. The parallel result, achieved with a relatively small parallel configuration of the computer, indicates that very large structural designs can be optimized in much shorter times along with high probability of achieving global solutions even on moderately sized parallel computers. (Author
Effects of cadmium on killifish from mangrove area Sandspit at Karachi coast
No full textTo determine the effect of cadmium on killifish collected from sandspit
Karachi Coast. In the experiment the different doses used i.e. 2.5, 5, 10 and 20ppm show
a gradual increase in percent mortality with increase in the dose. These percent
mortalities were statistically analysed which indicate that mortality rises with increase in
concentration of solution, Cd compound. The result were analysed with probit analysis
and probit mortality. The LD50 of Cd was found to be 16.3ppm at 72 hours post
treatment where as LT50 cd was found to be 94.1 hours at 10ppm dose respectively
Effects of cadmium on killifish from mangrove area Sandspit at Karachi coast
No full textTo determine the effect of cadmium on killifish collected from sandspitKarachi Coast. In the experiment the different doses used i.e. 2.5, 5, 10 and 20ppm showa gradual increase in percent mortality with increase in the dose. These percentmortalities were statistically analysed which indicate that mortality rises with increase inconcentration of solution, Cd compound. The result were analysed with probit analysisand probit mortality. The LD50 of Cd was found to be 16.3ppm at 72 hours posttreatment where as LT50 cd was found to be 94.1 hours at 10ppm dose respectively
Understanding tantalum-catalyzed ethylene trimerization: When things go wrong
No full textEthylene oligomerization to linear low-molecular-mass α-olefins is an open industrial challenge. Ta-based catalysts are promising systems, but the unclear understanding of their behavior prevents systematic advances in the field. We demonstrate here that a well-defined (î -SiO)3Ta III species is able to promote ethylene oligo-/polymerization without any cocatalyst, confirming that the active species in Ta systems corresponds to a TaIII species. DFT calculations on a series of Ta systems ranging from ethylene trimerization to ethylene polymerization catalysts highlight the key factors controlling their experimental behavior. Comparison of these Ta systems allows one to set general rules for the rational development of new ethylene Ta oligomerization catalysts. © 2013 American Chemical Society.We thank SABIC for the generous endowment (to J.M.B.) and for research support (to Y.C.) and the OCRF for the generous support of our studies (E.C.). We appreciate technical cooperation from KAUST, KFUPM, CRP, and CoRE-PRP
Effect of selected residual Ziegler–Natta and metallocene catalysts on the UV-induced degradation of unstabilized ethylene homopolymer films
No full textUHMW Ziegler–Natta polyethylene: Synthesis, crystallization, and melt behavior
No full textThe fabrication of normal and UHMW PE end-products involves melting and crystallization of the polymer. Therefore, the melt behavior and crystallization of as-synthesized UHMW PE, and NMW PE and E-1-hexene copolymer have been studied using a new nonisothermal crystallization model, Flory's equilibrium theory and ethylene sequence length distribution concept (SLD), Gibbs–Thompson equation, and DSC experiments. By using this approach, the effects of MW, 1-hexene incorporation, ethylene SLD, the level of undercooling θ, and crystal surface free energy D on crystallite stability, relative crystallinity α, instantaneous crystallinity χ, the crystallization kinetic triplet, crystallization entropy, and lamellar thickness distribution (LTD) have been evaluated. Consequently, this study reports insightful new results, interpretations, and explanations regarding the melting and crystallization of the aforementioned polymers. The UHMW PE results significantly differ from the NMW PE and E-1-hexene copolymer ones. Ethylene sequences shorter than the so called minimum crystallizable ethylene sequence length, irrespective of E-1-hexene copolymer MW, can also crystallize. Additionally, the polymer preparation shows that the catalyst coordination environment and symmetry, as well as achiral ethylene versus prochiral α-olefin steric encumbrance and competitive diffusion affect the synthesis of UHMW PE, particularly the corresponding UHMW copolymers.The authors greatly acknowledge the financial support provided for this study by King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST) via the Science & Technology Unit at King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals (KFUPM) through Project Number 14-PET-283-04 as part of the National Science and Technology Innovation Plan (MAARIFAH). The technical assistance provided by the Center for Refining & Petrochemicals (CRP) at the Research Institute, KFUPM, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia; and NMR Core Laboratory, Thuwal, King Abdullah University of Science & Technology (KAUST), Saudi Arabia is also gratefully acknowledged. The support offered by Prof. J. C. Santamarina, Energy GeoEngineering Laboratory, KAUST to NMR assay is highly appreciated. The technical assistance of Mr. Anwar Hossaen and the gift of the experimental α-olefins by United Petrochemicals, an affiliate of Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC), are thankfully appreciated
