ahmedheakl/docatlas_instruct huggingface dataset:
signature of the Physician issued within three months. (1 Photo copy) Reseta na may petsa ng pagpapalabas, kumpletong pangalan, numero ng lisensya at pirma ng Doktor na ibinigay sa loob ng tatlong buwan
3. Case Study 3. Case Study Report/ Case Summary.	Registered Social Worker in public or private practice. DSWD ● LSWDO ● NGO ● Medical Social Service ●
MEDICAL ASSISTANCE FOR LABORATORY MEDICAL ASSISTANCE PARA SA LABORATORYO
1. Medical Certificate/Clinical Abstract/Discharge Summary/Alagang Pinoy Tagubilin Form with Diagnosis with complete name, license number and signature of the Physician issued within three months (Original / Certified true copy) Medical Certificate/Clinical Abstract/Discharge Summary/Alagang Pinoy Tagubilin Form with Diagnosis na may kumpletong pangalan, numero ng lisensya at pirma ng Physician na inisyu sa	Attending Physician or from Medical Records of the hospital/clinic. Attending Physician or mula sa Medical Records ng ospital/klinika.
сконцентрирован опыт ушедших поколений, с другой. - рождаются новые традиции, концентрирующие опыт сегодняшнего дня соответствующие новому мировоззрению. Изменение жизненных условий, потребностей и взаимоотношений людей оказывает свое влияние и на развитие праздников и обрядов.Как результат изменения действительности обрядность проходит длинный и сложный путь эволюции, модифицируется, изменяется. Между традициями, обычаями и обрядами много общего: все они представляют собой формы передачи новым поколениям социального опыта, накопленного обществом, причем эта передача происходит в яркой образной форме с помощью условно - символических действий. Традиции охватывают более широкий круг явлений, чем праздники и обряды. Они встречаются во всех сферах общественной жизни, проявляются как одна из форм закрепления, сохранения и передачи определенных общественных отношений от одного поколения к другому. Таким образом, мы остановимся на следующих определениях основных используемых понятий. Традиция - общественное явление, которое отражает исторически сложившиеся и передаваемые из поколения в поколение обычаи, порядок, нормы поведения, особая форма общественных отношений, выражающихся в общих действиях и сохраняемых силой общественного мнения. Обычай - более узкое понятие по сравнению с традицией. Это установившееся в той или иной общественной среде правило, регулирующее поведение людей в общественной жизни. Исполнение не обеспечено государством. Он соблюдается благодаря своему неоднократному повторению и применению в течение длительного времени. Праздник - торжественная форма ознаменования различных событий личной или общественной жизни, основанная на поверьях и обычаях народа, день, свободный от трудов и повседневных будничных забот. Обряд - общественное явление, представляющее собой совокупность утвердившихся в народе условно - символических действий, выражающее определенный магический смысл, связанный с отмечаемыми событиями личной или общественной жизни; это своеобразный коллективный акт, который строго определяется традицией, а также внешняя сторона религиозной жизни и верований человека. Ритуал - порядок совершения обряда последовательность условно - символических действий, выражающих основную идею праздника, внешнее проявление верований человека. Эти понятия в обыденной жизни имеют тенденцию к расширению их объемов и довольно часто подменяются одно другим. Тем не менее их разведение и определение содержания от более широкого к узкому представляется нам правомерным, так как позволяет свободно оперировать ими в ходе наших рассуждений и отличать одно от другого.
#### Table 1: Different Feedstock for Bio-ethanol Production and their Comparative Production Potential.

Feedstock potential (L/ton) bio-ethanol production potential (L/ton) bio-ethanol production sugar cane 70 Sugar beet 110 Sweet potato 125 Potato 110 Cassava 180 Maize 360 Rice 430 Barley 250 Wheat 340 Sweet sorghum 60 Biomass (Bagasse and other cellulose). 280 (Kumar et al., 2007)

Feedstock potential (L/ton) bio-ethanol production
because important decisions are to be taken at top management level. A note in such cases should be structured in the following manner:-

- (i) Problem:- State the problem. How it has arisen? What are the critical factors?
- (ii) Additional Information:- Give additional information to size up the problem. The information would be available on the files and other paper in the Section. If sufficient information is not available to enable thorough examination, it should be collected before attempting a note.
- (iii) Rule, policy etc:- Precedent cues having a bearing on the issue under consideration should be put up. If there are varying precedents or any precedent differs in certain respects from the case under examination, the difference should be brought out so as to arrive at a correct decision.
- (iv) Precedents;- Precedent cases having a bearing on the issue under consideration should be put up. If there are varying precedents or any precedent differs in certain respects from the case under examination, the difference should be brought out so as to arrive at a correct decision.
- (v) Critical analysis:- the case should then be examined on merits answering questions like 'what are the possible alternative solutions/ which is the best solution? It should be ensured that views of other Divisions/Ministries etc. have been obtained where necessary. Attention should also be paid to other aspects like the financial and other implications, repercussions, and the modality of implementing the decision and the authority competent to take a decision.
- (vi) Concluding para:- the concluding para should suggest a course of action for consideration. In cases where a decision is to be taken by a higher authority like committee, Board etc. the point or points on which the decision of such higher authority is sought should be specifically mentioned.
###### UNIT-III

- 1. Reference to High Court (Sec. 113, Order XLVI)
- 2. Review (Sec. 114 &Order XLVII)
- 3. Revision ( Sec. 115)
- 4. Exemption of certain women and other persons from Personal Appearance and Arrest (Secs. 132-135A), Application for Restitution ( Sec. 144), Right to lodge Caveat ( Sec. 148A)
- 5. Inherent Powers of the Court ( Secs. 151-153B)

######## Leading Case: Major S.S. Khanna v. Brig. F. J. Dillion, AIR 1964 SC 497

###### UNIT-IV

- 1. Salient features of the Limitation Act
- 2. Limitation of Suits, Appeals and Application ( Secs.3-11)
- 3. Exclusion of Time (Secs.12-15)
- 4. Effect of Death, Fraud, Acknowledgement, Payments etc. on Limitation (Secs. 16-22)
- 5. Acquisition of Ownership by Possession ( Secs. 25- 27)

######## Leading Case: Ram Lal v. Rewa Coal Fields Ltd., AIR 1962 SC 361

###### Statutory Material

Code of Civil Procedure, 1908

Indian Limitation Act, 1963

###### Suggested Readings

- 1. Mulla : The Code of Civil Procedure (Student Edition)
- 2. Thakkar, C.K. : The Code of Civil Procedure
- 3. Sarkar, Sudipto : The Code of Civil Procedure
- 4. Saha, A.N. : The Code of Civil Procedure
- 5. Mulla D.F. : Key to Civil Practice
- 6. Takwani C.K. : Civil Procedure Code
- 7. Mitra, B.B. : H.C. Mitra's Indian Limitation Act
- 8. Dayal, R.D. : Limitation Act
- 9. Row, Sanjiva : Limitation Act
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Vedic system involves Karmakaanda (system of prescribed acts and rituals). A detailed understanding of this Karmakaanda became necessary in due course of time, and this gave rise to a vast literature of Kalpasutra. Kalpa means that which is understood or justified in respect of prescribed acts and rituals.

- 3. Pratishakhya / Vyaakaran / Grammer:-

Vyakarana is considered to be a principal part of the six Vedaangas. Vyakarana is looked upon as the mouth among the Vedaangas. The most celebrated author of vyakarana is Panini, who has himself mentioned several great names of the great grammarians. Panini's famous book is Ashtadhyayi, in which he has discussed both Vedic and non-Vedic words. One of the greatest commentaries on vyakarana is that of Patanjali. This is supposed to be the most authentic book on Panini's Vyakarana. The authenticity of Patanjali's commentary is so great that wherever there is a difference of opinion between Sutra, Vaarttika and Mahabhashya, the verdict of the Mahabhashya of Patanjali is regarded to be ultimately acceptable. Closely connected with Siksha, Chhandas and Vyakarana, there is a body of literature known as Praatisaakhya. For each Veda and for each sakha there are certain specific rules, and these rules deal with various subjects connected with pronunciation, meters, and other grammatical matters. The meaning of the Veda is also indicated in the Praatisaakhya, and it is therefore considered to be an aid to the study of the concerned Veda. The Rik Praatisaakhya deals with the Saishiriya Upasaakha of the Saakala sakha of the Rig-Veda. Maharshi Shaunaka is the author. The great commentator Uvat has written a commentary on this Praatisaakhya. Kaatyaayana who belonged to a period earlier than that of Panini composed Vajasaneyi Praatisaakhya. Uvat and Anantabhatta have written, respectively, Matriveda and Padaarthaprakashaka to elucidate the Praatisaakhya of Katyayana. Taittiriya Praatisaakhya is related to the Taittiriya Samhita of Krishna Yajur-Veda. The commentary has been written by Mahishi, which is known as Padakramasadana. Pushpasutra and Riktantra are the two Praatisaakhyas on the Sama-Veda. The author of Pushpasutra is supposed to be Vararuchi, and the author of Riktantra is
யைவன் நிரூபித்ைது யபான்று அவன் பிைசங்கிப்பரை யைவன் சத்ைிேம் ைான் என்று நிரூபிப்பார் ஏகனனில் அவனுரடே வருரக எலிோவின் ; வருரகோேிருந்து சீயோன் மரலேின் எடுத்துக் ககாள்ேப்படுைலுக்கு , ஆேத்ைமாக்குகிேைாேிருக்கிேது. யலாத்ைின் நாட்கேில் நடந்ைது யபாலவும் கரடசி நாட்கேில் நடக்கும் என்று இயேசு கூேினார். அவனுரடே பிைசங்கம் ஆவிேினால் சாை யமற்ேப்பட்டைாேிருந்து யைவனுரடே வார்த்ரைக்கு யநைாக ஜனங்கரே வழி நடத்தும். அயநகர் யவைத்ரை ைவோன முரேேில் கற்றுக் ககாண்டிருக்கிேபடிோல் இந்ை தூைரனயும் அவர்கள் ைவோகப் புரிந்து ககாள்வார்கள். (நான் இங்கு ைீர்க்கைரிசனம் என்று எழுைி ரவத்ைிருக்கியேன்) P-R-O-P-H-E-C-Y கபாய்ேர்கோல் அயநகர் யவைத்ரை ைவோன முரேேில் கற்றுக் ககாண்டிருக்கிேபடிோல் அயநக உண்ரமோன ஊழிேக்காைரும் , இத்தூைரனத் ைவோகப் புரிந்துக்ககாள்வார்கள். 373 கரடசி கால ைீர்க்கைரிசனங்கள் ைிரும்பக் கூேப்படுவது யபால முைலாவது முன்யனாடிோனவன் வனாந்ைிைத்ைிலிருந்து வந்து இயைா , ' உலகத்ைின் பாவத்ரை சுமந்து ைீர்க்கிே யைவ ஆட்டுக்குட்டி என்று ' அரே கூவிேது யபான்று அவருரடே இைண்டாம் வருரகக்கு , முன்யனாடுபவனும் வார்த்ரைேினால் பிேந்ை மணவாட்டிரே ஜனங்களுக்கு சுட்டிக் காண்பிப்பான். வானத்ைில் இயேசு மகிரமேில் யைான்றுவரை மணவாட்டிக்கு சுட்டிக் காண்பித்து இயைா , ' யைவனுரடே ஆட்டுக்குட்டி மகிரமேில் வருகிோர் என்று அரே ' கூவுவான்.இந்ை நிரேயவேப்யபாகின்ே சம்பவத்ைிற்காக யைவன் ைாயம நம்ரம ஆேத்ைப்படுத்துவாைாக. 374 இப்கபாழுது நான் இங்யகயே நிறுத்ைிவிடுவது நல்லது. , அரை நீங்கள் விசுவாசிக்கிேீர்கோ இரவகள் ஏன் ? இவ்விைமிருக்கின்ேன என்பரை இப்கபாழுது நீங்கள் நல்லவிைமாய் புரிந்து ககாண்டீர்கோ அது வார்த்ரை நண்பர்கயே அயநக காரிேங்கள் ? , , கசால்லப்பட யவண்டிேைாயுள்ேது. நாம் - இைன்யபரில் ஐந்ைரை அல்லது ஆறு மணி யநைம் பிைசங்கித்துள்யேன். ஆனால் நான் எரை யபசிக்ககாண்டிருக்கியேயனா அது இந்யநைம் பரிசுத்ைஆவிேினால் உங்கேில் ஆழமாக பைிந்ைிருக்கும் என்று எண்ணுகியேன். நாம் கரடசி நாட்கேில் வாழ்ந்து ககாண்டிருக்கியோம். விரைகள் பின்மாரிக்ககன இப்கபாழுது விரைக்கப்பட்டு விட்டன.
#### LIST OF TABLES

Table1: Different feedstock for bio- ethanol production and comparative… Table 2: Main components of blackstrap molasses…………………………. Table 3: Result for analysis of molasses……………………………………… Table 4: Result for analysis of bio- ethanol produced……………………….. Table 5: Analytical result for spent wash (untreated and treated)………….
[Source: fDi markets. Anzahl Investitionsvorhaben (1338) (Number of investments): Chemie (651)(Chemicals), (536) (Plastic), (151) (Rubber). 89% of all investments are graphically represented. Report on the German Chemical Industry- Germany trade and Invest]

- 2.3. Raw materials supply

Germany´s chemical industry regions are well connected to the European pipeline grid. The country's chemical complexes are served by excellent logistics networks - from road and rail to waterway and pipeline. Investment is being made all the time to improve provision across the existing logistics infrastructure.

- 2.4. Major international players

World-class company performance is imperative in the face of numerous global challenges. German companies have long been at the forefront in developing innovations and trends and continue to consolidate their global prominence. The country's top producers account for many globally active chemical companies; being headed up by such illustrious names as BASF, Bayer, Henkel, Evonik, Covestro, Merck, Lanxess, Freudenberg, Wacker, and Altana.

- 2.5. Chemical industry-specific clusters

The central task of cluster platforms is to connect businesses with each other as well as businesses with research institutions. Chemical Clusters offer added value to their members:

- • as networking platform for R&D institutes, companies, and authorities within the region
- • through strategic alliances with international chemical sites in Europe, Asia and the US
- • by strengthening the cluster members' global competitiveness

Some of the clusters in the chemical industry located in Bavaria (BY) and Baden- Württemberg (BW) are:

- • Chemie Cluster Bayern

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Mathematicians of ancient India often applied their mathematical knowledge to make accurate astronomical predictions. The most significant among them was Aryabhatta whose book, Aryabhatiya, represented the pinnacle of astronomical knowledge at the time. He correctly propounded that the Earth is round, rotates on its own axis and revolves around the Sun i.e the heliocentric theory. He also made predictions about the solar and lunar eclipses, duration of the day as well as the distance between the Earth and the Moon.

- 10. Wootz Steel

A pioneering steel alloy matrix developed in India, Wootz steel is a crucible steel characterized by a pattern of bands that was known in the ancient world by many different names such as Ukku, Hindwani and Seric Iron. This steel was used to make the famed Damascus swords of yore that could cleave a free-falling silk scarf or a block of wood with the same ease. Produced by the Tamils of the Chera Dynasty, the finest steel of the ancient world was made by heating black magnetite ore in the presence of carbon in a sealed clay crucible kept inside a charcoal furnace.

- 11. Smelting of Zinc

India was the first to smelt zinc by the distillation process, an advanced technique derived from a long experience of ancient alchemy. The ancient Persians had also attempted to reduce zinc oxide in an open furnace but had failed. Zawar in the Tiri valley of Rajasthan is the world's first known ancient zinc smelting site. The distillation technique of zinc production goes back to the 12th Century AD and is an important contribution of India to the world of science.

- 12. Seamless Metal Globe

Considered one of the most remarkable feats in metallurgy, the first seamless celestial globe was made in Kashmir by Ali Kashmiri ibn Luqman in the reign of the Emperor Akbar. In a major feat in metallurgy, Mughal metallurgists pioneered the method of lost-wax casting to make twenty other globe masterpieces in the reign of the Mughal Empire. Before these globes were rediscovered in the 1980s, modern metallurgists believed that it was technically impossible to produce metal globes without any seams, even with modern technology.
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