bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
PREVENÇÃO E RASTREIO DO CÂNCER DE COLO DE ÚTERO
Authors: Bezerra Rodrigo da Silva , Diniz Adriane Nunes , Soares Lilian Josiane da Rosa , Minossi Silvia Daniela , Macêdo Laíza Cláudia Barbosa de , Beserra Áthina Karla Vieira Nunes , Arruda Allana Maria Newton , Carvalho Juliana Ester Ribeiro , Sobral Thierry Duarte Ribeiro , Sousa Maria Kéren Ribeiro , Silva Maria Alicia Moura , Lima Maranna Paula Ferreira de , Ossani Andreza
Published: January 2024

O câncer do colo do útero (CCU) é a quarta neoplasia mais comum e a quarta principal causa de morte por câncer entre as mulheres no mundo, sendo responsável por aproximadamente 570.000 novos casos e 311.000 mortes em 2018. O objetivo do presente artigo é identificar informações recentes e relevantes disponíveis na literatura sobre prevenção e rastreo do CCU. Trata-se de uma revisão integrativa com artigos datados entre 2018 a 2013 nas bases de dados da Lilacs, Scielo e Google Scholar. A vacinação contra o (HPV) é uma importante estratégia de saúde pública para prevenir o CCU. A vacina oferece uma ferramenta poderosa para reduzir substancialmente a carga de CCU ao nível mundial. O princípio fundamental do rastreio do câncer é a detecção da doença numa fase precoce curável na população assintomática e aparentemente saudável. O objetivo do rastreio do câncer de útero é detectar lesões de alto grau nas mulheres assintomáticas, tratá-las e prevenir a progressão para doença invasiva. Estratégias de prevenção e rastreamento são excelentes formas de atenuar a incidência e mortalidade de mulheres com CCU no mundo. No entanto, esses cuidados são menores em países socioeconomicamente desfavoráveis, mulheres negras e que moram em zonas rurais.
FERRAMENTAS DE ABORDAGEM FAMILIAR PARA O CUIDADO CENTRADO NA FAMÍLIA
Authors: Lopes Amaral Lais , Rodrigues Soares Lima Matos Tamires , Lélis Ramos Cardoso Maria Clara , Soares Figueiredo Santos Aline , Sales Martuscelli Erika Fernanda , Alves Renato da Silva , Condé Renata Cristina , Silva Souza Christiane , Ferreira da Silva Junior Rene , Cordeiro Dantas Nhayeno , Rodrigues Barbosa Lorena , Braga Passos Maria Luiza , Neres Nunes Nathielly , Da Silva Dionízio Andra Aparecida
Published: January 2024

Objetivo: Relatar um estudo de caso de uma família pertencente à área de abrangência de uma Estratégia de Saúde da Família do município de Montes Claros, Minas Gerais, Brasil por meio da aplicação das ferramentas de abordagem familiar. Métodos: Estudo descritivo, com enfoque qualitativo, desenvolvido no primeiro semestre de 2020. Os dados foram obtidos durante atendimentos à paciente índice e sua família, com o auxílio de um roteiro semiestruturado. Resultados: O genograma representou graficamente a história da família e suas relações, o ecomapa demonstrou as interações da família com o sistema ecológico, o ciclo de vida identificou uma família do tipo nuclear, o FIRO auxiliou na compreensão da dinâmica familiar nas dimensões inclusão, controle e intimidade e o PRACTICE avaliou os problemas, papéis e estrutura, sentimentos, comunicação, ciclo de vida, doenças existentes, enfrentamento do estresse e redes de apoio. Por fim, a Conferência Familiar, realizada com a equipe multiprofissional e a família, possibilitou o planejamento de ações em relação à resolução dos problemas. Conclusão: A aplicação das ferramentas viabilizou estabelecer e fortalecer vínculos, que facilitaram a compreensão dos problemas e suas repercussões no contexto familiar, além da identificação das potencialidades para um funcionamento familiar saudável.
DESAFIOS QUE INTERFEREM NA SAÚDE SEXUAL DOS IDOSOS
Authors: Gomes de Araújo Jefferson , Brenner Farias Leal Iago , Andrade Feitosa Maria Augusta , França Rodrigues Mariana , Nunes Alves de Sousa Milena
Published: January 2024

Perduram na sociedade visões negativas a respeito da sexualidade na velhice, embora reconhecido com um fator promotor de bem-estar e qualidade de vida. Deste modo, objetivou-se analisar os desafios que interferem na saúde sexual em idosos. Realizou-se uma revisão integrativa da literatura. Pesquisou-se na National Library of Medicine (NLM/PUBMED) e Biblioteca Virtual em Saúde (BVS) e foram analisados 54 documentos e selecionados 15 artigos. Identificaram-se três categorias temáticas abrangentes para os desafios: psicológicos (especialmente a baixa autoestima, depressão e ansiedade), socioeducativos (incapacidade dos profissionais em aconselhar/tratar a sexualidade entre idosos, desconhecimento de práticas de prazer sexual e outros) e fisiológicos (impotência, diminuição da libido ou ressecamento vaginal, bem como limitações físicas provenientes de senilidade etc.). Conclui-se que pesquisas sobre novas técnicas de reposição hormonal, gestão do uso de medicações para impotência e a realização de cursos para a formação de profissionais de saúde são necessários para auxiliar os idosos quanto as dificuldades referentes a sexualidade na terceira idade.
ANALYSIS OF CONFIGURATION OF PILE GROUP ON SUPPORTING CAPACITY AND PILE EFFICIENCY IN TANJUNG BALAI FLAT CONSTRUCTION
Authors: Hasibuan M. Husni Malik , Jupriah Sarifah  , Ferdi Irawan
Published: January 2024

In the TanjungBalai Flats creation project, the inspiration used is a mini pile basis with a set pile device. The organization pile device on the inspiration withinside the creation of this flat is deliberate to have a exclusive wide variety of piles, particularly  piles, 3 piles, 4 piles. Therefore, on this look at diverse pile configurations might be completed with the aid of using modelling exclusive configurations with the equal wide variety of piles as the development of this flat. Furthermore, the sporting ability and performance values might be as compared that is the first-class value. Calculations on this look at had been the usage of the direct method (Direct One) and the pile performance component for the evaluation of the pile bearing ability. The calculation is accomplished primarily based totally at the soil statistics received withinside the shape of sondir statistics. The significance of the pile performance value (Eg) in a pile organization is encouraged with the aid of using the pile arrangement, the wide variety of rows, the wide variety of piles in a single row, and the pile distance inclusive of the three pile configuration of the project (V3) has an performance value (Eg) = 0,817 and (Qg) = 205.27 whilst the evaluation of the layout pile (V3-1) has an performance value (Eg) = 0.861 and (Qg) = 216.32. From the calculation effects it could be concluded that the affect of organization pile configuration at the pile bearing ability is encouraged with the aid of using the significance of the pile performance (Eg), the more the pile performance, the more the sporting ability.
OPTIMASI WAKTU DAN BIAYA PADA PROYEK BENDUNGAN SELESAI (STUDI KASUS PADA PROYEK PEMBANGUNAN BENDUNGAN BENDO TAHAP 2)
Authors: Andiko Irhash Putra  , Kartono Wibowo  , M. Faiqun Ni’am
Published: January 2024

The implementation of a project will not be separated from three factors, namely quality, time and cost. Time and cost factors can be calculated carefully and can be optimized. This needs to be done to evaluate the performance of a project, so that it becomes a lesson for the next project. This study aims to measure project performance, create optimal reschedules, optimal crash programs and calculate the time effectiveness and cost efficiency of rescheduling made in the Phase 2 Bendo Dam project. The method used in this study is the earned value and crash program with the data needed in this study is the Budget Plan (RAB), Time Schedule, Project Monthly Reports and Project Financial Reports. Then an analysis of the time and cost performance of the project is carried out, as well as calculating the optimization of alternatives for adding overtime hours and adding labor so that an optimal comparison of time and costs is obtained from the several alternatives. The results of the project performance using the earned value method in terms of costs are more accurate starting from the 18th month to the 25th month, as well as the completion time according to the planned time schedule. Meanwhile, the optimal rescheduling and crash program is adding workers with a cost efficiency of 0.66% of the total cost with a normal duration and time effectiveness of 88 calendar days.
DAMPAK PEMBANGUNAN ABDUL RASYID TOWER TERHADAP PERUBAHAN ARUS LALU LINTAS DI KABUPATEN KOTAWARINGIN BARAT
Authors: Yudi Ribut Pamungkas  , Pratikso  , Rachmat Mudiyono
Published: January 2024

In line with population growth, Pangkalan Bun City has now expanded to include linear pathways or the surrounding area, not only in the city center. This has resulted in the City of Pangkalan Bun having many large trading centers and one of them is the construction of the Abdul Rasyid Tower on Jalan Udan Said in front of the CBI Group head office, Pangkalan Bun, West Kotawaringin Regency, which will result in congestion / attraction of new trips in Pangkalan Bun City.

Data collection was carried out by means of a direct survey at the Abdul Rasyid Tower intersection on Jalan Udan Said during peak hours in the morning, afternoon and evening from 06.00 – 18.00 WIB. From the survey results, grouping was carried out on each segment at the intersection and presented in the form of a vehicle table. In calculating the savings analysis using the 1997 Indonesian Highway Capacity Manual and Vissim Software. Traffic performance around the Abdul Rasyid Tower project site at the time prior to construction according to MKJI 1997 calculations, the biggest delay at the afternoon intersection at the first intersection was 7,45 second. The results of the Vissim Software the biggest intersection delay occurred in the morning at the first intersection, which was 7,98 second. Traffic performance around the Abdul Rasyid Tower project site during construction according to MKJI 1997 calculations, the largest intersection delay occurred in the afternoon at the first intersection of 9,47 second. The results of the Vissim Software, the biggest delay at the intersection occurred in the afternoon at the first intersection at 9,89 second. Traffic performance around the Abdul Rasyid Tower project site during post-construction according to MKJI 1997 calculations, the largest intersection delay during the day at the first intersection was 7,78 second. The results of the Vissim Software, the largest delay at the first intersection during the day is 8,21 second.
The WUJUD BANGUNAN ARSITEKTUR BALE SAKENEM
Authors: Winardi Kenny
Published: January 2024

Bale Sakenem is one of the many buildings of traditional Balinese architecture which function to accommodate traditional ceremonial activities.  Its specific function is to prepare and carry out religious ceremonies for Hindus. Basically, this architectural building has a wall structure that has six pillars or six saka, therefore this architectural bulding is named Bale Sakenem. The contruction ans structure of this building uses wood materials. Bale Sakenem is owned by all residents’ houses in the Panglipuran Tourism Village, Kubu District, Bangli Regency, Bali. Basically, it still maintains itsshape, structure, contruction and ornaments, but there are changes that have occuredin the materials. This reseach uses a qualitative descriptive method with an ase study approach. Research data was obtained from direct observation in the Panglipuran Tourism Village. The research conclusion shows that the materials used in the Bale Sakenem architectural buildings still use wood materials with changes in wood types nowadays.
PERENCANAAN STRUKTUR KANTOR PHICOS DENGAN SISTIM RANGKA BAJA PEMIKUL MOMEN KHUSUS
Authors: Rasyiid Lathiif Amhudo
Published: January 2024

Colomadu is the name of a district in Karanganyar Regency, Central Java. Colomadu's economic growth can grow through the goods and services business, tourism, and industry so that an office building is planned in the Colomadu area. Because the location of Colomadu District is not far from the province of Yogyakarta, where earthquakes often occur, an earthquake-resistant building is needed to anticipate a minimum number of casualties and material losses during an earthquake. Therefore, in planning this office, a special moment resisting frame system (SRPMK) is used. The building with the Special Moment Bearing Frame System (SRPMK) is planned with the concept of Strong Column and Weak Beam (strong column and weak beam). This planning aims to plan a building structure that is resistant to earthquake loads that will be received by the structure using a special moment-bearing frame structure system and refers to the applicable requirements in accordance with SNI 2847: 2019. Earthquake loads are reviewed using the spectrum response method and structural analysis is carried out with the help of the ETABS V9.7.4 program. From the planning results, the dimensions of the bondek floor plate thickness of 140 mm, beams B1A 150x400 mm, B2A 200x400 mm, B2B 200x400 mm, B2C 200x400 mm, B2D 200x400 mm, B2E 200x400 mm, B3A 200x500 mm, B3B 200x500 mm, B4A 300x150 mm, B5A 300x150 mm, BS 150x300 mm, and columns KP 150x150 mm, K1A 200x300 mm, K2A 400x550 mm, K3A 450x650 mm, and K4A 350x500 mm.
Evaluation of Food Safety Knowledge, Attitude, and Practices among Street Food Vendors in the Klang Valley, Malaysia
Authors: Abdul Aziz Nur Amelia Syakira , Kamarulzaman Nitty Hirawaty , Abdul Hadi Ahmad Hanis Izani
Published: January 2024

Street food vendors are proliferating in Malaysian communities because the foods are reasonably priced and accessible since they are typically found in crowded areas. Due to informal observation of food handling practices, street food vendors have been noted as a common cause of foodborne diseases. Hence, the objectives of this study are 1) to determine the level of knowledge, attitude, and practices (KAP) of food safety among street food vendors, 2) to examine the associations between the level of food safety practices and socioeconomic characteristics of street food vendors, and 3) to investigate the relationship between level of knowledge, attitude,  and practices of food safety among street food vendors,  A purposive sampling method was used, and 268 street food vendors were involved in this study. Several statistical analyses, including descriptive analysis, Chi-square analysis, and Pearson correlation analysis, were used to analyze the data. Out of 268 street food vendors, 219 (81.7%) had adequate knowledge, 239 (89.2%) had a favourable attitude, and 245 (91.4%) vendors implemented good practices in their food handling procedures. Street food vendors’ practices were associated with education level (p=0.069), type of stalls (p=0.030), monthly revenue (p=0.006), license (p=0.027), food safety training (p=0.001), and typhoid injection (p=0.005). The study revealed a positive correlation between the street food vendors’ knowledge, attitude, and practices (KAP) regarding food safety. This investigation suggests that the street food vendors demonstrated a commendable proficiency in food safety KAP. However, relevant authorities must prioritize rigorous enforcement and educational interventions. This proactive approach is essential to elevate food safety standards further and effectively address the potential risks of foodborne diseases.
2D/3D-printed PEDOT/PSS conductive hydrogel for biomedical sensors
Authors: Huang Bin , Zhao Zengjie , Zheng Yayu , Xu Kaidi , Wang Dan , Yang Qingyuan , Yang Tingting , Yang Xiaojie , Chen Huangqin
Published: January 2024

The integration of conductive hydrogels and advanced three-dimensional (3D) printing is a trigger of the development of biomedical sensors for healthcare diagnostics and personalized treatment. Poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene):poly(styr ene sulfonate) (PEDOT:PSS) is a versatile conductive hydrogel materials renowned for its exceptional conductivity and hydrophilicity, and 3D printing technology allows for precise and customized fabrication of electronic components and devices. In this review, we aim to explore the potential of 3D-printed PEDOT/PSS conductive hydrogel in the fabrication of biomedical sensors, with a focus on their distinct characteristics, application potential, and systematic classification. We also discuss the methods for fabricating PEDOT:PSS hydrogel electronic devices by employing 3D printing techniques, including extrusion-based 3D printing technology (fused deposition modeling, direct ink writing, and inkjet printing), powder-based 3D printing technology (selective laser sintering and selective laser melting), and photopolymerization-based 3D printing technology (stereolithography and digital light processing). The applications of 2D/3D-printed PEDOT:PSS hydrogels in biomedical sensors, such as strain sensors, pressure sensors, stretchable sensors, electrochemical sensors, temperature sensors, humidity sensors, and electrocardiogram sensor, are also summarized in this review. Finally, we provide insights into the development of 3D-printed PEDOT:PSS-based biomedical sensors and the innovative techniques for biomedical sensor integration.
Emerging Trends and Their Impact on Human Resource Outsourcing
Authors: - Vidya M R
Published: January 2024

The present paper focuses on different types of HR outsourcing and the elements which need to be considered before a company goes for outsourcing of Human Resources Functions.
Design/Mythology/Approach: A review of available literature was done in order to understand how present HR firms offer a wide variety of services to organizations that need to focus on their core business activities and still establish and maintain good HR polices and to explore the factors that influence the HR Outsourcing decision with special emphasis on a proper cost benefits analysis of HR outsourcing.
Findings: The finding of the paper intimately point out that the decision of HR Outsourcing is contingent upon factors like flexibility, availability of adequate resources, affordability and acceptability etc., the paper also suggests a systematic process and certain per-requisites to successfully execute HR Outsourcing.
Relationship of the Perceived Service Quality and Customer Satisfaction on Digital Printing Businesses
Authors: - Jerdon Sta Maria Oralio , - Mark Clarence A. Labasan , - Jezza Mae A. Quintos , - Kenneth B. Fabian , - Jose S. Sabaulan , - Marilyn P. Gaoat
Published: January 2024

The study investigates the relationship between perceived service quality and customer satisfaction among digital printing businesses in Santiago City. The relationship between the demographic profile and customer satisfaction was also examined.
This cross-sectional study is based on primary and secondary data. A sample of 369 respondents who availed of the service at least once from the various digital printing businesses in Santiago City participated in the study. A non-probability sampling technique, specifically quota sampling, has been used in identifying participants for the current study. The researchers used the Pearson correlation coefficient to test hypotheses and provide statistical results.

The study found essential implications on the relationship between the perceived service quality and customer satisfaction in digital printing businesses; the customers perceived all the service quality dimensions, especially the Empathy dimension. Participants are “Very Satisfied” with the service they received rendered by the Digital Printing Businesses. Service quality and customer satisfaction have a moderate positive correlation. The perceived service quality has a weak positive correlation with the participant’s demographic profile, except the gender. Customer satisfaction has no significant relationship with the participant’s demographic profile.

The study presented an analysis of the relationship between perceived service quality and customer satisfaction among digital printing businesses that would be relevant in increasing the level of satisfaction experienced by the customers. Therefore, there is an essential contribution towards providing best practices for operational efficiency, workflow optimization, and quality control, resulting in improved processes and customer satisfaction.
Predictive Value of Blocks of Time, Open Door Policy, Closed-door Policy and Time-management Practices: Lessons for Leaders
Authors: - Lydia Osei Amankwah
Published: January 2024

The study examined the predictive value of blocks of time, open-door policy and closed-door policy on senior-member administrators time-management practices in the Technical Universities in Ghana. The main objective was to assess whether open-door policy, closed-door policy and blocks of time have impact on time-management practices of senior-member administrators. Two hypotheses were generated based on the objectives to guide the study. Predictive design was used for the study. Four hundred and forty-five senior-member administrators were selected through purposive sampling. Questionnaire was used to elicit responses from participants. The overall alpha coefficient of the items measured (α =.91) was obtained. Pearson correlation and hierarchical regression were the statistical tools used to analyse the data gathered. The findings indicated among others that there existed statistically significant and relationship between open-door policy, close-door policy, blocks of time and time-management practices. Findings equally showed that open-door policy made the strongest unique contribution to the prediction of time-management practices. The findings were discussed in relation to the literature. It was recommended among others that senior member administrators should be conscious of reinforcing the use of open-door policy, closed-door and blocks of time at the detriment of other variables. Specific time that can most conveniently help senior-member administrators to receive visitors and operate successfully should be pasted in front of the office door to control influx of visitors and avoid missing deadlines.
Ayurvastra: The Confluence of Traditional Medicine and Sustainable Fashion
Authors: - Dr. Shruti Tiwari
Published: January 2024

Ayurvastra, derived from the Sanskrit words 'Ayning life and 'Vastra' meaning clothing, represents a unique intersection of traditional medicine and sustainable fashion. This research paper explores the historical roots, manufacturing processes, therapeutic properties, and environmental sustainability of Ayurvastra. By delving into the ancient practices and contemporary applications, this paper aims to shed light on the potential benefits and challenges associated with Ayurvastra, positioning it as a promising niche within the broader landscape of sustainable and wellness-oriented textiles.
Keywords: Ayurvastra, sustainable fashion, traditional medicine, Ayurveda, medicinal clothing, herbal textiles, environmental sustainability.
Media and the Impact on Hetero Normative Narratives of Children
Authors: - Madhulika Sagaram-Naidu
Published: January 2024

Media has a profound influence on the narratives children construct about the world around them and their lived experience. Children develop a perception of the world and its working as well as their future lives and roles in society based on media exposure. One major effect of media on children has been in quite evident and obvious heteronormative narratives. Heteronormativity has been discussed in the west in relation to gender roles and stereotyping. However, in the Indian context, heteronormativity extends itself into the over exaggerated narratives children develop imagining excessive machismo, violence and aggression as accepted ways of life. The other angle of hetero normativity relevant in India is fantasy and stories targeting children of all ages leading to the development of unrealistic expectations, flawed body image and instant gratification. This article describes various instances and examples of the impact of media on children’s lives and development of personality.
The Study on Customer Satisfaction Towards Online Shopping
Authors: - ARCHANA KUMARI
Published: January 2024

Online shopping is the activity of buying goods and services directly from seller through internet using web browser or mobile app. It is a form of electronic commerce which made shopping easier and convenient for the customer through the internet E-shop, E-store, internet shop, web store or virtual store propose the physical similarity of buying goods or services at a retailer or shopping epicenter. Online shopping saves time and effort as there are no times to wait, as we have 24*7 opportunities to shop online.
Life and Style in Indian Homespun: As Mentioned in the Writings of Manoj Das and Ruskin Bond
Authors: - Pratikshya Mohanty
Published: January 2024

The research work covers some of the short stories by two veteran writers Manoj Das and Ruskin Bond highlights the rural aspects in their writings, such as poverty, illiteracy, superstition, life-style, belief and religion.
Effect of Dry Cupping on Physical Symptom of Headache in Premenstrual Syndrome among Females within 18-26 years : A Randomised Clinical Trial
Authors: - Saima Shaikh , - Ashwini Bulbuli
Published: January 2024

BACKGROUND: Premenstrual syndrome or PMS are a group of psycho neuroendocrine condition whose cause is not known often experienced prior to menstruation. PMS symptoms are varied with prevalence of premenstrual headache of nearly 43%. Numerous evidences for management of PMS in general are available however literature on specific management of premenstrual headache is unavailable.
OBJECTIVE: To determine the effect of dry cupping on physical symptom of headache in the premenstrual syndrome using Daily Record of Severity of Problems (DRSP), Headache Impact test (HIT-6) and Visual Analogue Scale (VAS)
METHODS: Females within 18-26 years who complained of premenstrual headache and were willing to participate were included. Subjects were recruited and randomly divided into two groups. Outcome measures used were Daily Record of Severity of Problems (DRSP) and Headache Impact test (HIT-6). Visual Analogue Scale (VAS) was used pre and post intervention. Group A was given cervical traction whereas group B was given dry cupping and cervical traction. DRSP and HIT-6 were recorded for four cycles.
RESULTS: The mean of demographic data suggested that both the group were homogenous at the baseline in terms of age and BMI. HIT-6 mean scores when compared from baseline to 2nd follow up for both the groups demonstrated statistically significant outcome. This improvement was maintained for over a period f two cycles in group B. DRSP and VAS mean scores were compared from baseline to post intervention showed high statistically significant
improvement (p=0.0001)
CONCLUSION: The study concludes that dry cupping is an effective tool for immediate to long term reduction of premenstrual headache symptoms.
A Protection of Privacy and Data under India's Legal Regime
Authors: - Sanjay Mulik , - Sachin Sunil Paralkar
Published: January 2024

Privacy has arisen as an essential common liberty across the globe and in India too it has been perceived as a Fundamental Right under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution. Right to Privacy is firmly connected with the protection of data, which in this mechanical and globalized world has become extremely challenging to accomplish.
Bullying and Unhealthy Psychological Atmosphere in Classroom
Authors: - Aravinthan Nagaratnam , - Lavanya Aravinthan
Published: January 2024

In the realm of education, the classroom symbolizes intellectual exploration and youth development. Unfortunately, bullying mars this ideal, pervading the social and emotional fabric. This pervasive issue, spanning verbal abuse to cyberbullying, demands a nuanced understanding. Beyond individual impacts, bullying disrupts group dynamics, hindering collaborative learning. A holistic approach is imperative to reclaim the classroom as a fear-free space for academic growth.
A Qualitative Study on Problem and Challenges Involved in Multitasking
Authors: - Rihana Riyath , - T. Chandramohan
Published: January 2024

The purpose of this study to identify why is difficult for the employees to do Multi tasking in manufacturing plant. In our fast-paced and interconnected world, individuals often find themselves engaged in various tasks simultaneously, a phenomenon commonly known as multitasking. This qualitative study aims to delve into the intricate web of problems and challenges associated with multitasking, shedding light on the cognitive, emotional, and social aspects that individuals grapple with in their daily lives. Through in-depth interviews and thematic analysis, this research seeks to uncover the nuanced experiences of individuals engaged in multitasking across diverse contexts, such as work, education, and personal life. The study will explore the cognitive load imposed by multitasking, investigating how individuals manage and allocate their attention across different tasks. Additionally, the emotional impact of multitasking will be examined, considering stress, fatigue, and the potential effects on overall well-being.
In the Light of English Literature: an Exordium on Old English
Authors: - Harshavardhana.R
Published: January 2024

ABSTRACT:
The vastness and the richness of English literature spanning over many centuries is very incredible and prodigious encompassing a wide range of genres, authors and literary movements. It includes works from old English poetry like “Beowulf” to the plays of William Shakespeare, the novels of Charles Dickens, the poetry of Emily Dickinson and to the works of modern authors like J.K. Rowling and J.R.R. Tolkien and so on. English literature reflects the evolution of language and the culture it represents, making it a significant and diverse field of study. Hence English literature in its evolution and development has been greatly influenced by Old English, a remarkable beginning in its course of history. Thus having left a significant impact, making Old English a vantage point to enable oneself to decode and understand in detail the background, composition, structure, characteristics and fundamentals of English language and literature.
Studies on Floral Bud Development and Flowering Behaviour of Guava (Psidium Guajava L.)
Authors: - Mahabir Singh Singh , - Ramanpreet Kaur , - J S Bal
Published: January 2024

Guava (Psidium guajava L.) is an important and common fruit of the tropical and subtropical regions of the world and is known as the “Apple of Tropics”. The current study was carried out to investigate the floral biology of two important guava cultivars, Lucknow-49 and Lalit. The cultivar Lalit was the first to begin flowering (29th April) earlier than the cultivar L-49 (3rd May). Lalit had the longest flowering period of 51 days, while L-49 had the shortest flowering period of 43 days during the rainy season flowering. Both the cultivars came to full bloom during the first fortnight of May to mid-June. The flowers bear on the current season's growth in the axils of leaves either solitary or in cymes of two or three. The flowers are white. Floral buds passed through eight distinct stages in both cultivars. The cultivar Lalit (47 days) took more number of days than L-49 (38 days). Opening of flowers and dehiscence of anthers took place early in the morning hours in both the cultivars. The optimum time of anthesis was found from 5:30 AM to 9:30 AM with the peak period of anthesis from 5:30 to 6:30 AM in both the cultivars. The optimum time for anther dehiscence is 6:30 to 9:30 AM with the peak period of anther dehiscence from 7:30 to 9:30 AM in both the cultivars.
Efficacy and Hurdles of Carbon Footprint Labels in Shaping Consumer Choices
Authors: - R. Manju , - Dr. A. Latha
Published: January 2024

The purpose of this study is to look into the impact of carbon footprint labels on consumer behavior and to examine the benefits and challenges associated with their adoption. The goal of the study is to shed light on the obstacles that prevent consumers from incorporating carbon footprint labels into their decision-making processes and how well they work to encourage eco-friendly behavior. Both primary and secondary data are used in the study, which has a descriptive research design. Primary data is obtained through the use of a structured questionnaire, and secondary data is obtained from a variety of sources, such as websites, journals, and research papers. The results are interpreted using statistical techniques like weighted mean, frequency analysis, and Henry Garrett analysis. With the focus of the world on environmental sustainability, this study aims to address the barriers that prevent carbon footprint labels from being successfully incorporated into consumer choices. The legitimacy of such labels is weakened by a number of issues, including the absence of standardized measurement methodologies, consumer skepticism, and the possibility of greenwashing. A varied consumer landscape with variable product usage durations and influential factors is revealed by the data analysis. Customers are motivated to make environmentally conscious decisions by media coverage, corporate responsibility, and health concerns. Although a significant percentage appreciates carbon footprint labels as a means of promoting sustainable decisions, opinions and understanding regarding environmental friendliness vary widely. The analysis prioritizes factors associated with the advantages of carbon footprint labeling, suggesting that businesses who wear these labels have an edge over competitors and are encouraged to improve supply chain efficiency. In order to promote sustainability, the study highlights the importance of consumer awareness, company CSR profiles, and open information sharing.
Study of Quality of Industrial Sewage Soil Sample by Inoculation of Jeevamrutha and Vermicompost and their Combined Effect
Authors: - Mahesha , - Martha Joanna , - Likhitha K. , - Meena E. , - Vandana K. , - Nabeela Farheen S.N. , - Mubasheera Unnisa , - Lavanya G.C.
Published: January 2024

The main aim of the work was to study the quality of industrial sewage soil using amendments like jeevamrutha, vermicompost, earthworm and their combination. Jeevamrutha and vermicompost with Eudrilus eugeniaeadded to the Industrial sewage soil and found significant variations in the micro (Cu, Mn, Zn and Fe) and macronutrients(N, P, K, Ca, Mg and S) of industrial soil.
Application of Discrete Wavelet Transform and Chebyshev Neural Network for Differential Protection of Indirect Symmetrical Phase Shift Transformer
Authors: - Shailendra Kumar Bhasker
Published: January 2024

The Indirect Symmetrical Phase Shift Transformer (ISPST) stands out from a power transformer due to its combination of electrically connected and magnetically coupled circuits. Hence in this work, an intelligent differential protection algorithm, based on Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT) and Chebyshev Neural Network (ChNN), is proposed as main classifier to discriminate internal fault and inrush. Half cycle thee phase post fault differential current is considered for the proposed algorithm. PSCAD/EMTDC software is utilized to simulate different operating conditions of ISPST, resulting in the simulation of a significant amount of internal faults and inrush cases. The algorithm under consideration has undergone extensive evaluation across numerous cases, resulting in an accuracy rate exceeding 99%. The results indicate that the classifier based on DWT - ChNN yields extremely promising results, even when dealing with a noisy signal, current transformer (CT) saturation, and varying ISPST ratings. Superiority of the proposed algorithm is also compared with Multilayer Perceptron (MLP), Radial Basis Function Neural Network (RBFNN) and Probabilistic Neural Network (PNN) based approaches under the same conditions and it is found that proposed classifier is the most efficient and rapid among all alternative classifiers for the differential protection scheme of an ISPST under the considered conditions.
Deep Learning Model with VGG16 Model for Brain Tumour Detection
Authors: - Mandeep Mehan , - Dr. Harpreet Kaur , - Dr. Neelofar Sohi
Published: January 2024

A mass or collection of abnormal brain cells is referred to as a brain tumour. The skull, in which the brain is housed, is exceedingly sturdy. There are several phases involved in the detection of brain tumours from biomedical images, including pre-processing, segmentation, feature extraction, and classification. The various schemes for the brain tumor detection are proposed in previous years but those schemes give low accuracy. In this paper, novel scheme is proposed which is based on transfer learning model. In the proposed scheme Parallel Non-Local Mean is used for the filtering and snake segmentation is used for the image segmentation. Transfer learning will be employed for classification in the final stage. The VGG16 and CNN models are combined to create the transfer learning model. Python will be used to implement the suggested model, and accuracy, precision, and recall will be evaluated of the outcomes.
High-Frequency Trading Using Machine Learning: A Comprehensive Analysis
Authors: - Sarthak Jalindar Sarjine , - Harshali Patil , - Jyotshna Dongardive
Published: January 2024

This research paper delves into the intersection of High-Frequency Trading (HFT) and Machine Learning (ML), exploring the significant impact of ML techniques on enhancing the efficiency, accuracy, and profitability of HFT strategies. The paper presents an in-depth examination of the principles, challenges, and opportunities associated with HFT and ML integration. It also discusses various ML approaches applied in HFT, their advantages, limitations, and potential future developments. Through an extensive review of literature and case studies, this paper aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the evolving landscape of HFT driven by ML advancements.
A New Avenue in Hybrid Polyoxometalate Chemistry: Synthesis and Characterization of Mn (II) Functionalized POM Based Ionic Liquids
Authors: - Rajarshi Chatterjee , - Sudeshna Dutta , - Arabinda Mandal
Published: January 2024

The synthesis of novel hybrid materials, combining the properties of organic and inorganic components in one compound, results in materials with unique physical and chemical properties. The organic-functionalization of POMs with covalently or non-covalently linked organic species opens a large spectrum of possibilities and research challenges. The development of such novel systems for metal−organic architectures is an attractive research field. Lacunary polyoxometalates (POMs) offer structurally well-defined coordination sites with various coordination directions; thus, lacunary POMs are ideal building blocks for inorganic−organic architectures. Here, we report the successful self-assembly of transition metal substituted anionic POM along with a new generation POM based ionic liquid. We know that the counter-cations in polyoxometalate chemistry play immense role beyond charge balance. That is why the resultant structure is furthermore utilized as a stable and reactive building block to synthesize POM based ionic liquid (POM-IL), an inorganic−organic architecture comprising 3d-metal substituted mono-lacunary POM and tetrabutyl ammonium (TBA) ligands.
Food Adulteration And Its Various Facets
Authors: - Kartika Sangwan , - Kavita Dua
Published: January 2024

Food is necessary for life to sustain itself. Everybody eats to obtain energy for various metabolic processes. Food is necessary for the growth, maintenance, repair, and upkeep of all living things. There are many different kinds of food on the market today, and we all rely on different kinds of food on a daily basis, such as fruits, vegetables, grains, pulses, legumes, and so on. Natural food products being contaminated or adulterated is one of the biggest problems facing modern society. In poor nations, adding adulterant is a frequent practice despite numerous penalties and sanctions. Natural products can be adulterated in a number of ways. Adulteration impacts practically all food items and happens on a worldwide scale in a variety of ways. In addition to being a significant economic concern, adulteration can have a negative impact on customers' health. The sophistication of food adulteration techniques has led to the need for highly effective and dependable procedures for identifying fraudulent manipulations. This review paper analyses the various facets of food adulteration occurring around us all the time and offers solutions to tackle the same in future.
मुंशी प्रेमचंद के कहानी साहित्य में चित्रित वृद्ध विमर्श
Authors: - Savitri Suryakant Mandhare
Published: January 2024

आज के दिनों में बुजुर्गों की समस्या बड़ी समस्या हो गयी हैं , लोग बुजुर्ग माता पिता को एक तो घर में अकेले छोड़ देते हैं या उन्हें अनाथ आश्रम में छोड़ देते हैं I कई खबरे हम आज की तारीख में देख रहे हैं I जो बुजुर्ग अपने परिवार के लिए जिंदगी भर कष्ठ उठाते हैं उन्हें घर से बेदखल किया जाता हैं I अंध मा बाप को रेलवे स्टेशन पर अकेले छोड़ दिया जाता हैं I समाज में भी अकेले बेसहारा वृद्ध की अवहेलना की जाती हैं I उनके घर, जायदाद हथियाए जाते हैं I नजदीकी रिश्र्तेदार शुरुआत में तो बहुत सहानुभूति दिखाते हैं लेकिन एक बार जायदाद अपने नामपर करवाने के बाद उन्हें घर से निकाला जाता है , पेट भर खाने के लिए भी उन्हें तरसना पड़ता हैं I यह समस्या प्रेमचंद जी ने अपने कहानी साहित्य के द्वारा उजागर की हुई हैं I आज जो गहन समस्या बन गयी है उसे प्रेमचंद जी ने कई साल पहले ही अपने साहित्य का विषय बनाया था I वह एक यथार्थवादी साहित्यकार होने के कारन उनकी कहानीया हमें अपने घर ,आस पड़ोस की कहानीया लगती हैं I उनकी कहानियों से हमें वृद्ध विमर्श की झांकी साफ साफ दिखती हैं I इसी वृद्ध विमर्शका अभ्यास करने हेतु यह शोध आलेख सादर किया जा रहा हैं I
Knowledge, Attitude and Practice on Adverse Drug Reactions and its Reporting Among Nursing Students
Authors: - Christina Mariam Varghese , - Dr. Arun Chandran R
Published: January 2024

Adverse Drug Reaction (ADR) is defined as ‘a response to a medicine which is noxious and unintended, and which occurs at doses normally used in man’. ADR reporting does not yet appear to be regarded by healthcare practitioners as an integral element of standard professional practice. This is mainly because there isn't a robust and active ADR monitoring system or a culture of reporting among medical personnel. If given sufficient knowledge and skills during their undergraduate training careers, medical students could play a significant role and shift the paradigm in the successful implementation of a Pharmacovigilance program. At the moment, they don't have any significant roles due to insufficient training they received regarding ADR reporting. Thus it can be reasoned that effective educational intervention regarding ADR reporting improves Spontaneous Reporting. This study improves the Knowledge Attitude and Practice on ADRs among nursing students as they are the next generation of healthcare workers who will be the first point of contact in case a patient develops an adverse drug reaction in hospital settings. The goal of the study is to assess and improve the Knowledge, Attitude and Practice on Adverse Drug Reactions and its reporting among nursing students. The study also aimed to identify the barriers associated with reporting of Adverse Drug Reactions among the study subjects. An educational interventional study was carried out among 150 samples in selected nursing colleges of Bengaluru. The data was collected by using self designed content validated questionnaire and responses were recorded. All data obtained was processed and analyzed by using Microsoft excel. It was found that most of the student’s knowledge towards Adverse Drug Reactions and its reporting were found to be improved after suitable intervention. Lack of training, less exposure, absence of professional confidence was identified as barriers associated with reporting of ADR. With the right coaching and guidance provided by means of educational programs, this study was able to further enhance nursing student’s knowledge, attitude and practice regarding Adverse Drug Reactions and its reporting.
Development of Deep Learning-based Models for Predicting the Thermal Performance of Phase Change Materials
Authors: - Ganesh J G , - JAYAKRISHNAN V M , - Sreekanth S
Published: January 2024

Evaluating parameters such as time delay and damping coefficient in different climates and locations to evaluate Building skins combined with PCM are difficult and time-consuming to reduce heat gain. This research aims to develop a novel deep learning-based model for predicting PCM integrated roof buildings' thermal performance. When making predictions about performance, we recommend using the MKR indicator. Taking into account changes in PCM's thermophysical properties, we investigate the application of deep learning methods to predict the thermal performance of a PCM roof. Create an informative focus that includes mathematical representation considering the versatility of PCMs' thermo-physical properties. The MKR index is predicted using ANN, a deep learning technique. The results can indicate that ANN is the most effective model. During Sensitivity testing, training and analysis, independent datasets show the effectiveness and better performance of models based on artificial neural networks.
Development of Hybrid PCM-based Thermal Energy Storage Systems
Authors: - Sreekanth S , - Ganesh J G , - Jayakrishnan V M
Published: January 2024

The use of phase transition materials for thermal energy storage has been identified as an appropriate option. However, issues arise due to the PCM's low heat conductivity and form stability throughout charging and discharging cycles. We advocate for the creation of hybrid PCM-based thermal energy storage systems in this study. For the proposed study, narrative or reasonably priced biochar-PCM hybrid dormant radiant heat memory content was created and evaluated. Using a batch type pyrolyser, aquatic invasive weed plants are used to create the biochar. Several experimental and analytical techniques have been used to examine the traits and qualities of the innovative energy storage material. Brunauer, Emmett, and Teller (BET), checking electron microscopy (SEM), X-beam powder diffraction (XRD), differential filtering calorimetry (DSC), thermogravimetric investigation (TGA), Fourier-change infrared spectroscopy (FT-IR), and warm conductivity analyzer are a couple of the strategies utilized. The study also suggested the ideal combination of PCM and biofuels by employing hybrid thermal energy storage materials. An novel substance is more stable and thermally conductive than pure PCM because it has a high carbon content and is porous. For the preparation of stable composite materials with good thermal and structural stability, a straightforward impregnation method was used. The best PCM to biochar mixing ratio, with the least amount of PCM leaking out of the composite can be found. When opposed to prior advanced specimens, a sample created using this procedure can exhibit all of the required properties. Because the chemical properties of the composite will be identical to those of the pure PCM, We can prove since no chemical bonding exists in between PCM and the biochar. We are able to determine the heat of fusion using calculations. A PCM's thermal conductivity could be enhanced by employing construct theories based on water hyacinth biochar. The PCM's heat transfer is enhanced even further when flour made of aluminum alloy is added.