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A review on need of implementation of modern construction techniques and equipment in Indian construction sector

The contribution of Indian construction sector to the GDP is approximately 10%. A massive growth is taking place in the construction sectors due to the boom in IT sectors and other fast growing services in the country. With the rapid growth in infrastructure demand, several new challenges have emerged in various forms, like massive number of projects, strict time stipulations, quality and safety assurance, unexpected rise/jump in the prices of materials essentially required for the construction project development. Outdated methods and old equipment’s that used in India are creating obstacles to that growth. This paper focuses on identifying the factors influencing selection of equipment and then discusses how productivity and safety at work place can be increased based on results from old researchers and available data’s. It also focuses on kind of equipment’s that are used and how applicability and selection criteria for equipment is done using a sample example. Furthermore, it highlights the applications and significance of interpretive structural modelling for construction sector.
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;9 A ST;CT (Continue on reverse if necesuary and, id entif by block numoer) Based on both physical and chemical properties it is clear that spider silks are very different than silk worm silk. In particular, the amino acid composition of the various spider silks are different with the variations being in Glx and Pro which are much higher than in worm silk. Studies by others using X-ray diffraction and by us with FTIR demonstrate that the dragline silk is predominantly 3-sheet. In the past contract period we constructed a cDNA library in a plasmid vector from the silk glands (dragline) of one species of spider. We isolated several clones which are positive in hybridizing to our DNA probes based on the protein sequence. We sequenced two clones which encoded different proteins both of which are components of major ampullate silk. We have obtained clones which appear to encode proteins for other spider silks as well.
Comprehending Resourceful Wagon System and Cue Through Wireless Sensor Networks

: Detecting vicinity is most important for driver safety. Sophisticated types of sensors are fitted in vehicles to avoid accidents from occurring. The kinematic vehicle state is attained. Traffic type availability is sensed using various sensors. Each year all over the world, thousands of serious injuries happening due to road accidents. This project gives idea to prevent any accidents from occurring in initial state. Some of the additional features like for navigating the land vehicle the GPS and GSM technology are used. The techniques can be implemented in achieving controlled adaptive environment. The various features proposed here makes use of DTMF technology such as collision to be detected automatically giving notification to victims relative, vehicle does not break the signal using light controlled traffic, altering to various speed at different zones, preventing horn from honking in horn prohibited areas, detecting drunk driving by means of alcohol detection and correspondingly sending message to the respective person, preventing theft from occurring by using vehicle security and sending related message.
Suppressing GATA3 Th2 Commitment and Stability by Cutting Edge: Type I IFN Reverses Human

T helper 2 cells regulate inﬂammatory responses to helminth infections while also mediating pathological processes of asthma and allergy. IL-4 promotes Th2 development by inducing the expression of the GATA3 transcription factor, and the Th2 phenotype is stabilized byaGATA3-dependentautoregulatoryloop.Inthisstudy,wefoundthattypeIIFN(IFN- a / b ) blocked human Th2 development and inhibited cytokine secretion from committed Th2 cells. This negative regulatory pathway was operative in human but not mouse CD4 + T cells and was selective to type I IFN, as neither IFN- g nor IL-12 mediated such inhibition. IFN- a / b blocked Th2 cytokine secretion through the inhibition of GATA3 during Th2 development and in fully committed Th2 cells. Ectopic expression of GATA3 via retrovirus did not overcome IFN- a / b –mediated inhibition of Th2 commitment. Thus, we demonstrate a novel role for IFN- a / b in blocking Th2 cells, suggesting its potential as a promising therapy for atopy and asthma. The Journal of Immunology , 2010, 185: 813–817.
Complex Medium Deficient in Divalent Cations

Paracoccus denitrificans grown in a complex medium was highly susceptible to lysozyme, in contrast to cells grown in a complex medium supplemented with Mg2+ and Ca2+ or in a succinate-salts medium. The complex medium was deficient in divalent cations needed for optimum outer membrane stability. The major change in molecular compositions of outer membranes isolated from cells grown under the different conditions was a higher ratio of ornithine-containing lipid to phospholipid in complex-medium-grown cells (0.63) than in cells grown in complex medium with Mg2' and Ca2+ (0.22) or in succinate-salts medium (0.14). We suggest that the dipolarionic ornithine-containing lipid is less dependent than acidic phospholipids on divalent cations for its incorporation into the outer membrane.
Design of SiNx Optical Sensor Using Polygonal Resonator Structure

In this paper, SiNx polygonal resonator is carefully simulated for an optical sensor. The polygonal resonator has recently attracted much attention for application in bio and chemical sensors because it does not have a bending loss, which can be fabricated with high integration rate, and it has an advantage of using Multi Mode Interference (MMI) coupler. In polygonal resonator sensor design, high Q-factor and low loss Total Internal Reflection (TIR) mirror are important factors. Therefore, a 125 degrees TIR mirror that has a 97% reflectance considering the Goos-Hånchen shift and critical angle is designed. For rib type waveguide, we designed it to have 3 μm width, 0.5 μm height, and 0.25 μm etching depth. Regarding the simulation results of Finite Domain Time difference (FDTD) method, the Q-factor of SiNx polygonal resonator was 5736 and Free Spectral Range (FSR) was 16.3 nm. When we changed the refractive index, the shift of the peak was 26.5 nm/Refractive Index Unit (RIU). Keywordsphotonics; optical resonator; optical sensors.
In uence of Tumor Location on Short- and Long- Term Outcomes After Laparoscopic Surgery for Rectal Cancer: A Propensity Score Matched Cohort Study

Hong Yang Beijing Cancer Hospital https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2847-668X Zhendan Yao Beijing Cancer Hospital Ming Cui Beijing Cancer Hospital Jiadi Xing Beijing Cancer Hospital Chenghai Zhang Beijing Cancer Hospital Nan Zhang Beijing Cancer Hospital Maoxing Liu Beijing Cancer Hospital Kai Xu Beijing Cancer Hospital Fei Tan Beijing Cancer Hospital Xiangqian Su (  suxiangqian@bjmu.edu.cn ) Beijing Cancer Hospital https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0667-8141
DIPLOMARBEIT Diffusive approximation of the Liouville equation

kinetic equation in Krein space In this chapter we try to treat the problem given by (1.7) in an more abstract way. Due to the special structure it is convenient to state the problem in a Krein space. In [Ćur00] an abstract treatment in Krein space was given which suits to Everything Theorem 3.10 Due to the form of the treated domain [Ćur00, Theorem 3.4] seems to be a convenient result. Unfortunately as in most references only autonomous equations are studied and indeed the results e.g. presented in [Paz92, Chapter 5, Theorem 3.1] and [Paz92, Chapter 7, Theorem 2.3] suggest that the nonautonomous Cauchy problem has stricter and more involved necessary conditions. So we aim to interpret the previous results considering Tf ′(x) =A(x)f +Df x ∈ [0, 1] (3.1) g =P+f(0) + P−f(1) (3.2) where T := idv, A(x) = A := c∂v and D = ε∂vv. (The potential V (x) has to be linear)
A Synthesis Model for Multimedia Video Files In Different Views

In Multiview applications, camera views can be used as reference views to synthesize additional virtual viewpoints, allowing users to freely navigate within a 3D scene. However, Bandwidth constraints may restrict the number of reference views sent to clients, limiting the quality of the synthesized viewpoints. In this work, we study the problem of in-network reference view synthesis aimed at improving the navigation quality at the clients. We consider a distributed cloud network architecture, where data stored in a main cloud is delivered to end users with the help of cloudlets, i.e., resource-rich proxies close to the users. We argue that, in case of limited bandwidth from the cloudlet to the users, re-sampling at the could let the viewpoints of the 3D scene (i.e., synthesizing novel virtual views in the cloudlets to be used as new references to the decoder) is beneficial compared to mere sub sampling of the original set of camera views. We therefore cast a new reference view selection problem that seeks the subset of views minimizing the distortion over a view navigation window defined by the user under bandwidth constraints. We prove that the problem is NP-hard, and we propose an effective polynomial time algorithm using dynamic programming to solve the optimization problem under general assumptions that cover most of the multiview scenarios in practice. Simulation results confirm the performance gain offered by virtual view synthesis in the network.
EFFECTS OF INTERVAL TRAINING ON FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY, MUSCLE MASS AND STRENGTH IN OVERWEIGHT ADULTS

The primary objective was to investigate the effectiveness of interval training and to evaluate the best available method for measuring body composition and functional capacity. Thirty overweight subjects voluntarily participated in the current study. They ranked sedentary according to their level of activity (˃30-minute moderate physical activity 3days/wk). The training sessions were divided into the warm-up phase, training phase and a cool-down phase. The training programs were completed 3days/week for 12 weeks. Body composition was calculated by skinfold thickness method and bio-impedance before and after training. Similarly, aerobic capacities were measured by lactate threshold testing and by Astrand submaximal testing. A significant effect of interval training on the body composition and functional capacities of overweight adults. BMI and body fat mass were reduced significantly (P < 0.05). Maximum oxygen uptake (VO2 max) was significantly improved in participants (P < 0.05). Similarly, significant changes were seen in the lactate threshold level (P < 0.05). Interval training is a useful method to improve body composition and functional capacities. Moreover, it is evaluated that Bioimpedance and Lactate threshold testing provides more detailed information and is more useful exercise testing techniques as compared to skinfold thickness and Astrand submaximal test
Intrusion Detection System for VANET Based on BFO Algorithm

: A VANET (Vehicular Ad hoc Network) is an organization-less self-forming wireless networks of routers. It has impending applications in entirely capricious and dynamic environment. In specification based Intrusion Detection system, definite physiognomies of vital objects are examined and any anomaly is noticed. We recommend a method to investigate the exposure to attacks in network, precisely the utmost communal network layer hazard, Black Hole attack and to create a specification based Intrusion Detection System (IDS) using BFO Algorithm methodology. The recommended system is developed by using BFO Algorithm, which evaluates the activities of every single node and make available facts about the attack. The performance of VANET is evaluated depending upon BFO algorithm.
AnewspeciesofPythiumwithornamentedoogonia:morphology, taxonomy, internal transcribedspacer regionof its ribosomalRNA, and its comparisonwith relatedspecies

taxonomy, internal transcribedspacer regionof its ribosomalRNA, and its comparisonwith relatedspecies Bernard Paul, Kanak Bala, Belbahri Lassaad, Gautier Calmin, Esperanza Sanchez-Hernandez & Francois Lefort Laboratoire des Sciences de la Vigne, Institut Jules Guyot, Université de Bourgogne, Dijon, France; Laboratory of Applied Genetics, School of Engineering of Lullier, University of Applied Sciences of Western Switzerland, Jussy, Switzerland; and Agroforestry Pathology, Department of Agronomy, University of Cordoba, Cordoba, Spain
An Extended Review on Reversible Logic Gates and their Implementation

: In recent years, reversible logic circuits have applications in the emerging field of digital signal processing, computer graphics and cryptography. They are also a fundamental requirement in the field of quantum computation. We have investigated that the purposes of designing reversible logic are to decrease the number of reversible gates, garbage outputs, constant inputs, quantum cost, area, power, delay and hardware complexity of the reversible circuits. This paper provides some reversible logic gates, which can be used in designing more complex systems having reversible circuits and can execute more complicated operations using quantum computers. The reversible circuits form the basic building blocks of quantum computers as all quantum operations are inherently reversible. This paper presents the data relating to the reversible gates which helps in designing complex circuits.
EVALUATION OF MANAGEMENT NETWORK SECURITY USING SEKCHECK NETWORK EVALUATOR

The Utilization of Information Technology in business has become a significant part in supporting the business process. The implementation of IT has been implemented as a value chain system which support the business transaction from first level process till documentation, its result a report which could mark the decision making process in manager level. Indeed the information which is the output of the system has a very important role in the process business; therefore the procedure and mechanism how to protect that information also need a special courtesy. There are several tools which has been use as security evaluator both inn system and network. This paper has concern about one of those tools, the tools called Sekcheck Network Evaluator Security Evaluator. This tools has function to analyze the current system in awareness of user in information security substances especially assessment of user role and activities in a network. The papers will analyze the assessments process by Sekcheck Network Evaluator and how the result is and how to accomplish it with Information Technology Audit process that will influence to the factors of awareness and risk level of information security from user perspective. At the end this could use as consideration input for managers to optimize user awareness about security of information in business. Keywords: Business transaction system, Information Security, Awareness, Assessment, Network, application Sekcheck Network Evaluator security evaluator
A REVIEW ON SITHAANANTHA BAIRAVA MATHIRAI FOR THE TREATMENT OF THANDAGA VATHAM (LUMBAR SPONDYLOSIS)

Lumbar spondylosis is characterized by disc degeneration and osteophytosis, and is more prevalent among the middle-aged and elderly population. The prevalence of lumbar spondylosis ranges from 38% to 85% depending on age and ethnic groups. Siddha is one of the ancient system of medicine in much older that Ayurveda and is considered as the mother medicine of ancient Tamils/Dravidians in South India. Siddha medicine utilizes plant extracts and metal oxides for the preparation of medicines. Nowadays people are focusing their interest towards traditional system of medicine for a longterm relief. In Siddha system, Sithaanantha Bairava Mathirai a herbo mineral formulation has been indicated in Classical literature towards the management of Thandaga vatham (Lumbar Spondylosis). This review is focused on the various biological activity of the medicinal plants used in the Sithaanantha Bairava Mathirai with special focus on the anti-inflammatory, antipyretic and antioxidant properties on these medicinal plants. This review will enlighten the mind with effective pharmacological nature of the herbs used in Sithaanantha Bairava Mathirai and its medical importance in the treatment of lumbar spondylosis.
Experimental Validation of a Potential Circulating microRNA Panel for Non-Invasive Pancreatic Cancer Diagnosis

MicroRNA (miRNA) expression dysregulations in pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) have been studied widely for their diagnostic and prognostic utility. By the use of Bioinformatics-based methods, in our previous study, we identified some potential miRNA panels for diagnosis of Pancreatic cancer patients from non-cancerous controls (the screening stage). In this report, we used 142 plasma samples from people with and without pancreatic cancer (PC) to conduct RT-qPCR differential expression analysis to assess the strength of the first previously proposed diagnostic panel (consisting of miR-125a-3p, miR-4530 and miR-92a-2-5p). For this aim the research was divided into two phases: testing, and external validation. A total of 92 PC plasma samples and normal controls (NCs) were evaluated in the testing stage to determine the ability of the considered miRNAs to discriminate cancer from non-cancer samples as a panel. Furthermore, in the external validation phase, a group of 25 PC serum samples vs. 25 NCs was employed to validate the diagnostic value of the panel. As the result, we identified significant up-regulation for all the three considered miRNAs in the serum of PC patients. After that, a three-miRNA panel in serum was developed. For the testing, validating and combined stages, the area under the receiver operating characteristic curves (AUC) for the panel were 0.850, 0.910 and 0.86 respectively, indicating that it had a higher diagnostic value than individual miRNAs. Therefore, we detected a promising three-miRNA panel in the plasma for non-invasive PC diagnosis (miR-125a-3p, miR-4530 and miR-92a-2-5p).
Heat Stress- and Heat Shock Transcription Factor- Dependent Expression and Activity of Ascorbate Peroxidase in Arabidopsis

To find evidence for a connection between heat stress response, oxidative stress, and common stress tolerance, we studied the effects of elevated growth temperatures and heat stress on the activity and expression of ascorbate peroxidase (APX). We compared wild-type Arabidopsis with transgenic plants overexpressing heat shock transcription factor 3 (HSF3), which synthesize heat shock proteins and are improved in basal thermotolerance. Following heat stress, APX activity was positively affected in transgenic plants and correlated with a new thermostable isoform, APX. This enzyme was present in addition to thermolabile cytosolic APX1, the prevalent isoform in unstressed cells. In HSF3-transgenic plants, APX activity was detectable at normal temperature and persisted after severe heat stress at 44°C. In nontransgenic plants, APX was undetectable at normal temperature, but could be induced by moderate heat stress. The mRNA expression profiles of known and three new Apx genes were determined using real-time PCR. Apx1 and Apx2 genes encoding cytosolic APX were heat stress and HSF dependently expressed, but only the representations of Apx2 mRNA met the criteria that suggest identity between APX and APX2: not expressed at normal temperature in wild type, strong induction by heat stress, and HSF3-dependent expression in transgenic plants. Our data suggest that Apx2 is a novel heat shock gene and that the enzymatic activity of APX2/APX is required to compensate heat stress-dependent decline of APX1 activity in the cytosol. The functional roles of modulations of APX expression and the interdependence of heat stress and oxidative stress response and signaling mechanisms are discussed.
ReviewEmerging Therapeutic Strategies for Parkinson's Disease and Future Prospects: A

Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a neurodegenerative disorder pathologically distinguished by degeneration of dopaminergic neurons in the substantia nigra pars compacta. Muscle rigidity, tremor, and bradykinesia are all clinical motor hallmarks of PD. Several pathways have been implicated in PD etiology, including mitochondrial dysfunction, impaired protein clearance, and neuroinflammation, but how these factors interact remains incompletely understood. Although many breakthroughs in PD therapy have been accomplished, there is currently no cure for PD, only trials to alleviate the related motor symptoms. To reduce or stop the clinical progression and mobility impairment, a disease-modifying approach that can directly target the etiology rather than offering symptomatic alleviation remains a major unmet clinical need in the management of PD. In this review, we briefly introduce current treatments and pathophysiology of PD. In addition, we address the novel innovative therapeutic targets for PD therapy, including α-synuclein, autophagy, neurodegeneration, neuroinflammation, and others. Several immunomodulatory approaches and stem cell research currently in clinical trials with PD patients are also discussed. Moreover, preclinical studies and clinical trials evaluating the efficacy of novel and repurposed therapeutic agents and their pragmatic applications with encouraging outcomes are summarized. Finally, molecular biomarkers under active investigation are presented as potentially valuable tools for early PD diag-
Running head: CO-SPEECH GESTURES IN COMPREHENDING GRAMMATICAL CONSTRUCTIONS 1 IN PRESS: DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY

Gesture is an important precursor of children’s ear ly l nguage development, for example, in the transition to multiword speech and as a predict or of later language abilities. However, it is unclear whether gestural input can influence childr en’s comprehension of complex grammatical constructions. In Study 1, three(M = 3;5) and four-year-old (M = 4;6) children witnessed two-participant actions described using t he infrequent object-cleft-construction (OCCIt was the dog that the cat chased ). Half saw an experimenter accompanying her descriptions with gestures representing the two par ticipants and indicating the direction of action, the remaining children did not witness gest ure. Children who witnessed gestures showed better comprehension of the OCC than those w ho did not witness gestures, both in and beyond the immediate physical context, but this benefit was restricted to the oldest fouryear-olds. In Study 2, a further group of older fou r-year-old children (M = 4;7) witnessed the same two-participant actions described by an experi menter and accompanied by gestures, but the gesture represented only the two participants a nd not the direction of the action. Again, a benefit of gesture was observed on subsequent compr ehension of the OCC. We interpret these findings as demonstrating that representation al co-speech gestures can help children comprehend complex linguistic structures by highlig hting the roles played by the participants