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« Men will be growing beasts » - On will + be-ing in contemporary English
Authors: Celle Agnès
Published: February 2020

Cet article analyse l’interaction du modal will et de la forme be-ing dans un cadre énonciatif. Selon la détermination en jeu, le modal will construit trois differents types de projections. Soit l’occurrence visée met en jeu valuation et volition ; elle est alors qualitative. Soit on construit une assertion différée (événement futur ou emploi dit épistémique) ; dans ce cas, l’occurrence visée est quantitative. Soit on prédique une propriété qui se fonde sur les paramètres à la fois qualitatifs et quantitatifs. L’association du modal will avec la forme be-ing, instable qualitativement, va bloquer toute valuation et écarter ainsi l’agentivité et la volition. En effet, be-ing construit l’existence d’une occurrence en l’identifiant notionnellement mais sans la délimiter qualitativement. Par conséquent, be-ing pose une occurrence situationnelle qui n’est pas à envisager dans une problématique de validation. Will + be-ing va donc construire deux types de projections : soit l’instanciation de la relation prédicative dans une situation (avec prépondérance de T s ’il s 'agit de l ’avenir ou prépondérance de S dans les emplois dits épistémiques), soit la prédication d’une propriété atypique.
« Already » from a Topological Point of View
Authors: Col Gilles
Published: February 2020

Le point de départ de cette étude est un postulat : l'adverbe already n'exprime pas seulement de l'aspectualité, encore moins de la temporalité, mais de la modalité dans certains de ces emplois. Fondamentalement, il marque que l'on a accès à un espace abstrait de référence (domaine notionnel, espace mental,...). Plus précisément, il convoque deux éléments (l'un validé, l’autre envisagé), et évoque la priorité de l'un sur l'autre. L'élément non-prioritaire sert de repère à l'autre, et suivant la nature du repère, la priorité exprimée peut être de nature aspectuelle ou de nature modale. On assiste donc à un phénomène de mise à l'avant-plan / mise à l'arrière-plan des éléments reliés par already. C'est ainsi que l'on glisse d'un espace à un autre, et que l'on a accès au domaine.

Cette étude est menée sur un corpus de langue oral (anglais britannique d'adolescents londoniens, Bergen Corpus of London Tennage Language, 1999).
Aribert Reimann : Six Poems by Sylvia Plath
Authors: Dobretsberger Barbara
Published: February 2020

Les poèmes de Sylvia Plath, en particulier ceux qu’a choisis Reimann dans lesquels abondent les scènes métaphoriques, ne présentent pas de caractères particulièrement propices à la mise en musique pour voix et piano. C'est pourquoi des outils spéciaux. établissant des liens entre le texte anglais et l'écriture musicale de Reimann. seront nécessaires pour mener à bien cette étude. Il conviendra également de prendre en compte d’autres mises en musique de textes anglais par Reimann pour les comparer avec ses adaptations pour la voix de Hölderlin, Celan et Baudelaire. Cette étude permettra enfin de s 'interroger sur les éventuelles différences entre les mises en musique de textes anglais et celles de textes allemands ou français.
Reading the Metre : Verse Forms in Oratorio Librettos Written for Handel by Charles Jennens and Thomas Morell
Authors: Burrows Donald
Published: February 2020

Bien que l’on sache que Haendel a changé divers aspects de ses livrets, il est généralement admis qu ’il a composé ses opéras italiens et ses oratorios anglais sur des textes qui avaient été créés pour être des œuvres littéraires. Tandis que la plupart des livrets d’opéra étaient des adaptations d’œuvres originales que d’autres compositeurs italiens avaient déjà mises en musique, ceux des oratorios Jurent écrits exprès pour lui. Leurs auteurs s ’intéressaient aux littératures classique et anglaise : Charles Jennens occupait même une place honorable dans le milieu érudit comme éditeur des œuvres de Shakespeare. Dans cet article, nous examinerons des livrets écrits pour Haendel par Jennens et thomas Morell ; nous nous concentrerons en particulier sur les formes poétiques et l 'aspect prosodique. Les deux librettistes connaissaient bien les usages musicaux en vigueur en matière de mise en musique mais on remarque un net contraste entre leurs schémas littéraires favoris respectifs.
I sing the body electro : la vocalisation dans les musiques électroniques populaires
Authors: Birgy Philippe
Published: February 2020

Contemporary genres of electronic music are notably less vocal than other popular musical traditions in Anglo-Saxon countries. Their subcultural origins may explain this conspicuous absence of voice. For they were bom within communities which felt they were being denied all forms of social expression. As an alternative, musicians and DJs turned to electronic machines and forced them to speak up on their behalf. In this manner, they articulated a «language without words » in which the public could project their own longing for a form of counter-expression. We will observe the specificity of this form of vocalism, distinguishing it from poetic conventions as well as from pop lyrics and rap as oral poetry.
L’écriture musicale chez Lawrence Durrell
Authors: Keller Isabelle
Published: February 2020

When paying attention to the many references to music in Lawrence Durrell ’s texts, one cannot help feeling baffled by the mingling of styles building up a particularly heterogeneous soundscape which appears to partake of a synesthetic writing. Consequently, music cannot really be Durrell ’s proper theme, nor is it a mere recurring motif ; rather, music functions as a metaphorical concept underlying the writer’s composition. We shall study the musical metaphors which work as self-referential motifs and lead us to descry the interwoven echoes between Durrell ’s prose and poetry.
L’intertexte mythologique dans l’épyllion élisabéthain
Authors: Buté Nicolas
Published: February 2020

This article seeks to explain the development of the epillionic genre at the end of the sixteenth century and to define its major characteristics. It will explore the relationship between the Elizabethan epyllia and their Ovidian hypotext, and show how the Renaissance poems transformed the classical myths in matters of form and substance. It will also be affirmed that the minor epics form a system of intertextual reading in which mythology can be used as a rhetorical ornament and a poetical weapon.
« Le corps nu de Diane ou les égarements du cœur et de l’esprit dans Doctor Faustus et Edward II »
Authors: Boyer-Lafont Agnès
Published: February 2020

Doctor Faustus and Edward II present the tragic destinies of two men intent on satisfying their desires as well as engaged in a quest for power and knowledge. The numerous allusions to Actœon’s fable that are to be found in these two plays focus on the bathing Diana (Ovid, Metamorphoses, III). The goddess’s body, thus exhibited, sets a trap for those who behold her. Caught in the contemplation of her physical beauty, they forget the quest of the absolute that she also embodies and they die because of this fatal error. The myth’s traditional associations are thus perverted, leaving it seemingly reduced to mere sensual beauty. Yet Diana remains a cypher, impenetrable to the tragic heroes although intellegible to the audience.
Tenture et théâtre : de Minerve à Thespis
Authors: Rivère de Carles Nathalie
Published: February 2020

To study the arras in both an architectural and a textual perspective is to highlight the tight links between weaving a tapestry and weaving a text Through a textual and dramatic analysis of poetic writings (Hero and Leander) and plays with comic and tragic insights (Love’s Labours Lost, Henry IV Parts 1 and 2), this paper attempts to underline the integration of the arras in Renaissance drama. Thus, tapestries are considered first as essential features of dramatic technicalities and second as fictional elements supporting a heterogeneous textual composition. The arras on stage exemplifies a double mode of writing, where characters are mirrored by real and/or verbal tapestries. Moreover, the arras proves to be a laminar space from where a whole range of meanings can emerge and touch the Elizabethan audience. The relation between Minerva and Thespis allows us to witness the complexity of a creative area and the significant metamorphosis of a theatrical and pictorial heritage.
Such a tender ass : Shakespeare et L'Âne d’or d’Apulée
Authors: Lemercier-Goddard Sophie
Published: February 2020

Echoes of Apuleius’ Golden Ass reverberate through many of Shakespeare’s works, notably in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Romeo and Juliet, where the influence of the Cupid and Psyche episode is clearly traceable, giving rise to the myth of the sleeping beauty.
La Sirène ou le chant de l’inconnu
Authors: Bardelmann Claire
Published: February 2020

In the Renaissance, the music of the Siren retains much of the ambivalence which has characterised it ever since Antiquity. The Siren’s lure or the music of the spheres ? The answer lies in Renaissance cosmology and teratology but also in the representations of the Siren in emblem books and Renaissance drama. «What is the true nature of the Sirens’ song ?» asks Maurice Blanchot in Le Livre à venir. The eschatological function of this song mainly survives in the parallel between the Swan and the Siren, while the representations of the Siren on stage underline it as a deadly lure and a symbol of vanity. Yet, as a hybrid creature and a musical grotesque, the figure of the Siren can also be read as a metaphor. Her song is the song of the unknown — also a metaphor of the function of music in Renaissance drama.
« Thou didst Medusa see, / And should thy selfe, a moving marble bee » : Les statues de Méduse dans quelques poèmes élisabéthains
Authors: Sabatier Armelle
Published: February 2020

In the English Renaissance, the myth of Medusa is endowed with a variety of moral, theological and literary readings which are intricately superimposed. With her snaky locks and petrifying look, Medusa takes on the shape of a monstrous beauty and spreads terror and evil around her. At the sight of this stunning yet repulsive woman, humans are petrified into statues. Conversely, in Petrarch’s poems, she appears as a cold, insensitive mistress who never responds to the call of the poet, who is thus translated into a lifeless block. Faced with this overwhelming literary tradition, the Elizabethan poet is either mesmerized by Medusa’s power and trapped in a stereotyped style, or become a new Perseus who, thanks to the reflection of his polished style, strives to fight against set literary codes. Ultimately, these new Medusas are overpowered by their own reflections and end up like statues.
FAQ : What is Gothic ?
Authors: Lévy Maurice
Published: February 2020

L’auteur tente d’explorer les lieux modernes du gothique et interroge les avatars d’un genre en prodigieuse expansion. Jadis étroitement confiné à un contexte historique précis, le Gothique a, dans l’immédiate après guerre, envahi les halls de gare et d’aéroport, les supermarchés et les drugstores. Les illustrations de couverture de ces romans peuvent servir à analyser une culture qui reproduit l’ancienne thématique — adaptée aux particularismes de la société moderne. Le féminisme des années soixante s’est emparé d’un genre évidemment apte — mettant en scène le malheur de la condition féminine — à illustrer, argumenter, voire formuler ses thèses. Mais le gothique, déborde aujourd’hui le cadre littéraire : il est devenu phénomène de société et sert à désigner tout ce qui, sur nos écrans, dans la rue, dans la presse, dans nos alcôves, renvoie à l'Autre, qui incarne l’horreur, l’abomination et l’effroi. Le Gothique, c’est le ça. Mais c’est aussi, comme le prétendent certains commentateurs de Derrida, le retour menaçant du politique. C’est enfin les vibrations "musicales" produites par des groupes qui s’intitulent Sex Gang Children, Southern Death Cult ou Alien Sex Fiend : tout, aujourd’hui, est gothique, et réciproquement.
When ‘letter’ becomes ‘litter’ : the (de)construction of the message from Ann Radcliffe to Wilkie Collins
Authors: Johnson Kirstin
Published: February 2020

Les oeuvres gothiques telles que celles d’Ann Radcliffe incluent des manuscrits qui se situent très souvent à la frontière entre lettre et déchet. Leurs feuilles sont tantôt menacées par le feu, tantôt partiellement détruites par le temps qui passe et qui les rendent presque illisibles. Wilkie Collins, fondateur du roman à sensation, se concentre également sur cette précarité de la lettre ainsi que sur sa destruction et sa déconstruction. Le lecteur, quant à lui, trouve son rôle dans la reconstruction et la transformation éventuelle du déchet en lettre.
La Cosmographei (1544) de Sebastian Münster, une approche protestante de la cosmographie au tournant du Moyen Age et des Temps Modernes ?
Authors: Pott Sandra
Published: February 2020

After the discovery of America, cosmography became a popular genre. The authors resorted not only to divers methods and disciplines (e.g. astronomy, mathematics, historiography, philosophy) but also to several sources such as The Bible, literature and stories. While cosmography had been dominated until then by catholic scientists, Sebastian Münster was one of the first protestants to attempt a description of the earth. In this paper we propose to ask ourselves whether Münster wrote a protestant cosmogony, whether on the contrary his appraoch was the established catholic one or whether he was only trying to avoid confessionalism. The problem of authority thus concerns Münster’s position towards the authority of God and The Bible, the authority of ancient texts and the authority of his contemporaries.
L’autorité dynastique au service de la Parole : les testaments politiques des Hohenzollern (1667-1768)
Authors: Knopper Françoise
Published: February 2020

In their political testaments, the absolutist sovereigns of Brandenburg profess their Calvinism, justify the meddling of political authority with religious affairs, reason in terms of religious legitimacy and of dynastic specificity. The genre of the political testament, half-public, half-private, enables us to analyze the way in which those princes chose to advocate a rigorous, hard-working, money-saving behaviour, and also used to quote Scripture, appeal to Christ and confess their fear of death. Our aim will be to compare the passages which each of them devoted to religion and to decide whether a pronounced evolution could be noticed in the course of four successive generations. The Great Elector’s testament (1667) is characterized by some proselytism and is echoed by his son’s, the first King in Prussia. Tormented by religious issues, the Sergeant-King, Frederick-William I (1722) seems to stay close to the lutheran conception of authority, thus reconciling his own political project with a doctrine of predestination which preoccupied him. Even Frederick II, who admired Voltaire and was hostile to any kind of superstition or enthusiasm, claimed he was "the Pope of the Lutherans and the Head of the Reformed Church" (1752 / 1768).
Une église épiscopale sans évêques : paradoxes et mutations de l’Église d’Angleterre dans les colonies nord-américaines
Authors: Van Ruymbeke Bertrand
Published: February 2020

In British North America, the nature and growth of the Church of England was conditioned by specific circumstances, not the least of which being the absence of a resident bishop. This bishop-less Episcopalian Church was also unusually dependent on civilian power and, to make things worse, was globally a minority church. This essay seeks to discuss the characteristics of what has been termed "colonial Anglicanism" from the foundation of Virginia to the 1750s.
Autorité civile, autorité divine chez Jean-Jacques Rousseau. La Lettre à C. de Beaumont et les Lettres écrites de la montagne, 1763-1764
Authors: Cottret Bernard
Published: February 2020

Protestants used to be disrespectful. At any rate, Rousseau certainly was towards both Churches and States. The word "authority" is used a hundred times in the Lettre à Christophe de Beaumont and in the Lettres écrites de la montagne. It is applied to men, to Jesus-Christ, to pastors, to kings, of magistrates, to laws, to the Refomers, to the Church, to everyone. One can also speak of the authority of reason, of miracles, of the Gospel, of magicians, of the author, of Revelation, of government in matters of religion, of the Little Council, of the legislator, of fathers, of the Republic, of books, of priests, etc. The semantic concatenation of "authority" seems to be endless. It might be of interest to compare this term to others such as "sublimity" referring to Jesus. This paper will be in line with a similar inquiry contained in a book entitled Christ des Lumières, also published by Bernard Cottret in 1991 (Paris : Cerf).
1918-1919 : le débat sur la réorganisation des Églises protestantes en Allemagne — séparation de l’Église (des Églises) et de l’État ?
Authors: Coustillac Mechthild
Published: February 2020

Since 1526, the relationship between German protestantism and authority has been strongly determined by the existence of the "Landesherrliches Kirchenregiment" (Church-Ruler regime) linked to the territorial State. Its sudden disappearance in 1918 as a consequence of the collapse of the monarchies plunged the Protestant churches into a serious identity crisis. This analysis concentrates on the case of Prussia where the subservience of the Evangelical Church to the State authorities had made it into a bastion of conservatism. Politically and theologically liberal protestants wanted to use the 1918 crisis to free the Church from its political subservience and to introduce more democracy into its internal structures. A majority of them also agreed with the conservatives in re-affirming their attachment to a "Volkskirche" (broadly-based Church) in the Lutheran tradition and to a policy of cooperation between State and ecclesiastical authorities. In 1919, the Weimar Constitution granted the Churches political and administrative independence and recognised their status as public institutions.
La conception de l’autorité dans les groupes néo-pentecôtistes et/ou charismatiques en France au début des années 70 et la réaction de l’Église catholique institutionnelle
Authors: Ugeux Bernard
Published: February 2020

In the wake of the pentecostal revival, the Charismatic Renewal was born in the United States at the end of the sixties and emerged in France at the beginning of the seventies, mostly in university chaplaincies or in prayer houses, such as Troussures. It soon acquired a strongly oecumenical dimension. The emphasis laid on the authority of charismata mentioned particularly in St Paul’s epistles (1 Corinthians, Romans, Ephesians) almost immediately generated new forms of leadership in prayer groups or in new communities. In some groups the charismatic experience known as “renewal (or baptism) in the spirit” was considered as prevailing over the power of the church ministry. First regarded as an “implicit protest”, the Charismatic Renewal has been repeatedly the target of various attempts at integrating it into the Church, as early as 1975 (with Cardinal Suenens) which can be said to have finally succeeded, with the risk of making “charisma” become a “routine” (M. Weber).
Asynchronous ice-sheet development along the central East Greenland margin: a GLANAM project contribution
Authors: Pérez Lara F. , Nielsen Tove
Published: February 2020

The sedimentary record of the glaciated margins of the North Atlantic holds evidence of past ice-sheet activity, and reflects spatial and temporal variations in the ice–ocean–climate interaction as well as the influence of tectonic processes. Furthermore, the record of cross-shelf ice sheets provides a direct link between the continental ice cover and the deep ocean, a relevant issue in the context of climate research.
Wolfgang Welsch’s concept of transculturality: towards a transversal paradigm of social pedagogy
Authors: Marynowicz-Hetka Ewa
Published: February 2020

The article is an attempt to answer the following questions: how, in the context of Wolfgang Welsch’s concept of transculturality (1998a,b,c,d;2004), together with its transformations towards transversality, a new interpretation of the categories of interculturalism and multiculturalism is possible? This proposal helps to find justifications for Helena Radlinska’s thesis that social pedagogy is at the crossroads of sciences and also allows us to think about the epistemological consequences of this view. As a result of the analysis of the values of the concept of transculturality/tranversality, the assumption was formulated that it can be a reference for constructing a transversal paradigm of social pedagogy and a basis for its ontological framework. As a result of adopting such a view, a transversal paradigm of social pedagogy was proposed, which is formed by three frameworks: ontological – transversal reason, methodological – long duration plus breaks and discontinuities, and epistemological – complexity of processes and phenomena occurring in the field of practice.
Tolerance and patriotism in the educational process of shaping civil society
Authors: Nikitorowicz Jerzy
Published: February 2020

The author analyzes the concept of tolerance and patriotism, drawing attention to the ideas, principles and attitudes of these categories. Presenting various views in this in this field, he refers to the biography and position of Professor Tadeusz Pilch. Patriotism is treated as an effect of following the principles of tolerance and the attitude of tolerance shaped in the educational process. The author formulates numerous questions related to the difficult process of shaping civil society and suggests that education faces increasingly difficult challenges related to the elimination of ideologization of the nation. He draws attention to tolerance and patriotism as a special value in shaping civil society, implementing the principles of heterology.
Analisis penghindaran pajak, beban pajak tangguhan, dan koneksi politik terhadap manajemen laba
Authors:   Universitas Kristen Krida Wacana, Antonius Riky , Tampubolon Lambok DR ,   Universitas Kristen Krida Wacana
Published: February 2020

Purpose: This study aims to examine the effect of tax avoidance, deferred tax burden and political connections on earnings management. Research methodology: Purposive sampling was used as the sampling technique in this study. The data was tested using multiple-linear regression. Results: The results show that tax avoidance, deferred tax expense, and company’s political relation have no effect on earnings management practice. Limitations: A limitation of this study is the use of very little data due to the large number of sampling criteria. Contribution: This study can be a reference for companies to make better earnings management. Keywords: Tax avoidance, Deferred tax expense, Political relation, Company size, Leverage, Return on assets, Earnings management
Simultaneous Approximation for Beta-Baskakov -Stancu Operators
Authors:   Department of Mathematics, G. L. Bajaj Insti- tute of Technology and Management, Greater Noida ( Delhi) India., Sharma* Rupa Rani , Garg Sangeeta ,   Department of Mathematics, New Era Institute of Science and Technology, Ghaziabad (UP), India.
Published: February 2020

The paper is some proposal of advance properties of Beta-Baskakov-Stancu operators consisting hypergeo-metric series function. The central moments, Voronovskaya type asymptotic formula and error estimates applying some characteristic properties are obtained for mentioned operators.
Inequalities Between First and Second Order Moments for Continuous Probability Distribution
Authors:   Chitkara University School of Engineering and Technology, Chitkara University, Himachal Pradesh (India), Sharma S. R. , Gupta M. ,   Chitkara University School of Engineering and Technology, Chitkara University, Himachal Pradesh (India), Malhotra* Reetu ,   Chitkara University Institute of Engineering and Technology, Chitkara University, Punjab (India).
Published: February 2020

In this research article we obtained some inequalities between moments of 1st and 2nd order for a continuous distribution over the interval [x, y], when infimum and supremum of the continuous probability distribution is taken into consideration. These inequalities have shown improvement and are better than those exist in literature. Inequalities also obtained for continuous random variables which vary in [x, y] interval, such that the probability density function (pdf) (t) become zero in [p, q]  [x, y].The improvement in inequalities have been shown graphically. Here in this paper we deduced some existing inequalities by using the inequalities obtained in Theorem 2.1 and Theorem 2.2.
Human bodysuit with color sensing for the Visually Impaired
Authors:   EECE Dept, GITAM University(GU), Vishakhapatnam, India., Chisti* Md Khwaja Muinuddin , naik R. Koteswararao ,   EECE Department, GU, Visakhapatnam, India., naick B. Suribabu ,   EECE Department, GU, Vishakhapatnam, India., Veganti Sunanda ,   EECE Dept, GU, Vishakhapatnam,, Chandu Lanke Pream ,   EECE Department, GU, India.
Published: February 2020

In this paper, a navigational aid for blind people is developed as a suite with the handwear module, which makes use of ARM LPC 2148 microcontroller board with ultrasonic serial ASCII sensors and tappers for collision avoidance and a provision for primary-colored objects detection. The user is alerted with tapping mechanism and synthetic voice feedback to guide the navigation. The user is also provided with buttons for switching on the Left and Right-hand wear sensors and sensing primary colors. The user can also turn on and off the GPS and GSM modules, which gives the location of the user through a message to any preloaded number for assisting. Thus the proposed handware module helps the blind people to navigate outdoor and can differentiate primary colored objects that helps user in segregating daily household objects, appliance, clothes, etc. The paper also gives an idea of possible additional provisions to the jacket are explored.
A Multifunctional Voltage Mode Fractional Order Filters using a Single CFOA
Authors:   Electrical Engineering Department, Delhi Technological University, Delhi, India., Kumar Manoj , Bhaskar* D. R. ,   Electronics and Communication Engineering Department, Delhi Technological University, Delhi, India., Kumar Pragati ,   Electrical Engineering Department, Delhi Technological University, Delhi, India.
Published: February 2020

A multifunction voltage mode fractional order filter structure is described using a single current feedback operational amplifier (CFOA). This configuration realizes three fractional order filters (FOFs) namely fractional order low pass (FOLP), fractional order band pass (FOBP) and fractional order high pass (FOHP) filters. The performance of the proposed structure has been verified through PSPICE and MATLAB simulation results using macro model of AD844 type CFOA.
A Novel Security Architecture Based on Haystack System for HDFS Storage System: Extended Work
Authors:   Department of Computer Science, National School of Applied Sciences, Ibn Tofail University, Morocco., Kandrouch* Ibtissame , Hmina Nabil ,   Department of Physics, Mohammed V University, Morocco., Hmina Habiba Chaoui, Nabil ,   Department of Physics, Mohammed V University, Morocco.
Published: February 2020

Over the past few years, the digitization of our different daily transactions and our activities have helped to create the new Big Data era. This phenomenon has become more widely used in different fields for many reasons, such as information retrieval, decision making, etc. But keeping this data safe from any attack attempts constitutes a real challenge. Indeed, Big Data security has become very important recently, since all technologies and large organizations have become dependent on these Data. For this reason, we deal with the Big Data security problems, especially those encountered during their management and treatment, and more precisely, those appeared during the processing with Hadoop system. The paper aims to highlight the Big Data system processing situation in terms of security, also it shed light on some existing security solutions used for overcoming these security issues, we will reveal its strengths and its weaknesses according to the security pillars. Subsequently, we will present our new security architecture, based on Haystack intrusion detection system, which serves to improve the inactive data security contained in HDFS, while analyzing its feasibility and its parameters
Hybridizing the Machine Learning Techniques for Prediction of Sediment Yield
Authors:   Department of Electronics and Computer Engineering, Koneru Lakshmaiah Education Foundation, Vaddeswaram-522502, (A.P.), India., Yadav* Arvind , Supriya Bezawada ,   Department of Electronics and Computer Engineering, Koneru Lakshmaiah Education Foundation, Vaddeswaram-522502, (A.P.), India., Navya Guda ,   Department of Electronics and Computer Engineering, Koneru Lakshmaiah Education Foundation, Vaddeswaram-522502, (A.P.), India., Satyannarayana Penke ,   Department of Electronics and Computer Engineering, Koneru Lakshmaiah Education Foundation, Vaddeswaram-522502, (A.P.), India.
Published: February 2020

Rivers are an integral part of the hydrologic cycle and are the major dynamic geologic agents that play major role for transformation of sediments from land to the oceans. Sedimentation is the biggest problem. Evaluation of suspended sediment yield is an essential parameter under the assessment on Dam filling, protecting of aquatic organism and wildlife habitats, understanding the flood capacity and hydroelectric equipment in hydro-electric power. The assurance of sediment yield through different traditional way isn’t exactly correct because of the participation of different complex processes.There are many limitations of traditional methods but it can be overcome by artificial intelligence techniques. So, in this study, the MOGA-ANN (Multi-objective genetic algorithm based artificial neural network) hybrid artificial intelligence method is used to estimate the sediment yield in Krishna river basin, India. The research done for evaluation of the suspended sediment load by taking 20 years of data from Vijayawada, gauging station which is the downward station in Krishna river. The proposed MOGA-ANN model provided low root mean square error (0.03354) and high correlation coefficient (0.9214) during test phase. It exhibited satisfactory performance.
Grid Connected Hybrid Renewable Energy System with Various Controller Implementation
Authors:   School of Electrical Engineering, KIIT Deemed to be University , Bhubaneswar,India., Mishra* Debayani , Maharana M. K. ,   School of Electrical Engineering, KIIT Deemed to be University , Bhubaneswar, India
Published: February 2020

In power industry due to fast industrialization the generation system has upswing towards strongly procuring energy from various non-conventional energy sources (RES). Persistent work is carried out in order to use additional energy obtained from the renewable sources and limiting the dependence on the conventional energy sources. The amalgamation of various Hybrid Renewable Energy Sources (HRES) i.e. Solar, Wind and Fuel cell including load forms a Micro grid, the realistic management of energy from these renewable sources to accommodate the demand at the consumer end with proper efficiency is necessary. This paper proposes a hybrid system comprising of three energy sources PV, Wind and Fuel Cell and is connected to the grid by using power electronic converters using MATLAB/SIMULINK. A control circuit is designed by using PI controller and fuzzy logic based controller for providing gate signals to the inverter. The voltage profile when connected to a load by using various controllers is studied. A comparison study and behavior of source voltage, source current, load voltage and load current is studied by using PI controller and fuzzy logic controller.
Energy Saving and Clean Technology for Natural Gas Transporting
Authors:   Department of electrical energy and electromechanics, Electromechanical Faculty, Saint-Petersburg Mining University, Saint-Petersburg, Russia., Vasiliev Bogdan , Zyrin* Viacheslav ,   Department of electrical energy and electromechanics, Electromechanical Faculty, Saint-Petersburg Mining University, Saint-Petersburg, Russia., Mardashov Dmitrii ,   Department of development and operation of oil and gas deposits, Oil and Gas Faculty, Saint-Petersburg Mining University, Saint-Petersburg, Russia.
Published: February 2020

Sustainable development of the Arctic oil and gas deposits depends on the reliable and efficient operation of the gas transportation system (GTS), which development has great importance for industry growth. In spite of high reliability of GTS, it is necessary for such specific area, as Arctic is, to use the technology, which is safe and clean. In this paper, the major factors influencing on industrial and ecological safety of GTS are analyzed, revealed factors which impact GTS safety, and on that base measures for providing safety are proposed. The paper shows that use of gas-turbine engines of gas-compressor units (GCU) results in the following features: emissions of hazardous substances in the atmosphere; pollution by toxic waste; harmful noise and vibration; thermal impact on the environment; decrease in energy efficiency. It is shown that for the radical problem resolution of industrial and ecological safety of gas-transmission system it is reasonable to use gas-compressor units driven by electric motors. For such critical issue as clean and safe gas transporting in the Arctic region the gas compressor units with electrical drives has a great perspective for implementation, taking into account their serious advantages and industrial tests in Europe and USA.
Identification of Carbon Monoxide Levels
Authors:   Computer Engineering Department, Gharda Institute of Technology, Lavel, Tal- Khed, Dist- Ratnagiri, India., Raghunath* Bane Raman , Pratik Sonar ,   Research Developer, Tata Consultancy Service (TCS), Pune, City- Pune, India., Megha R. Bane ,   Reseach Scolar, Electronics Engineering Department, Shivaji University, Kolhapury, City- Kolhapu, Country- India., Sourabh Walke ,   Software Engineer, Pune, City- Pune, India.
Published: February 2020

With ever rising emission of pollutant gases from different sources like factories, auto mobiles and power, it is a subject of emerging concerns that some strong measures are required to monitor and control these pollutant. Breathing of these gases may cause serious harmful effects to anyone. In these gases, Carbon Monoxide (CO) is often called "Silent Killer" as being colour-less, odour-less and poisonous, it is undetectable by humans. When inhaled it, it deprives blood stream of oxygen and suffocates its victim. In this paper we are proposing a simple system to monitor Carbon Monoxide (CO). Carbon Monoxide (CO) detectors are used to detect CO. This paper also discusses analysis of amount of these CO based a data set from Kaggle and prediction of possible amount of CO in air using regression. The prediction accuracy which is measured as RMSE is 0.17766.
A Comprehensive Realization of Resource Spread Multiple Access / NOMA performances in 5G
Authors:   Research Scholar/Anna University and Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Dhaanish Ahmed College of Engineering, Anna University, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India., Elayaraja* C. , Amali Dr. C. ,   Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication, SRM Valliammai Engineering College (Autonomous), Anna University, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India., Sridevi Dr.D. ,   Assistant Professor, Department of General Engineering, SRM Valliammai Engineering College (Autonomous), Anna University, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India., Geetha Dr.T.S. ,   Associate Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication, Sriram Engineering College, Anna University, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.
Published: February 2020

Since 4G has limited in capacity, restricted in resource utilization, reasonable latency and so on. In order to yield high performance factors of the above-said, a Non Orthogonal Multiple Access (NOMA) plays an important role in 5G communication networks. The NOMA is otherwise called as Resource Spread Multiple Access (RSMA), whose performance is quite fit while envisioned for the forthcoming communication (i.e., 5G and above), which fulfil the requirements of the current 5th Generation, in view of capacity improvement, power allocation, lower latency, outage probability for both uplink and downlink configurations. This paper gets into the analytical and simulation analysis of the power domain NOMA technique to two users case on sum capacity and outage power probability for conventional un-ordered (not fixed) and ordered (fixed). Based on the position of the users as near base stations and cell edges are analyzed, subjected not to compromise the quality of service (QoS), maximize the spectrum utilization, out-and-out resource allocation, good energy efficiency and so on. Here an interesting view on both the channel gain and SNR are possessed higher degree of consent on outage power and successive interference cancellation. When the channel gains are equal on both the users, correspondingly SNR and outage probability varies. On the other hand, when the gain of the weaker user channel is higher than the gain of the stronger user channel, then a cross over point arises significantly. Moreover, the Successive Interferences Cancellation (SIC) has increased by reducing the Signal to Noise ratio (SNR) and vice versa. This ideology is suited for the applications of 5G requiring asynchronous and grant-free access like IOT and mission critical control.
Noise Removing in Medical Images by using Image Fusion Method
Authors:   Electronics Department, Shivaji University, Sangli, India., Patil* Miss. Rucha B. , Patil Prof. R D. ,   Electronics Department, Shivaji University, Sangli, India.
Published: February 2020

Image processing also made a graph in medical applications. During disease diagnosis medical practitioners are widely using digital images. At several states of art medical equipments are producing images of different organs, which are used at different stages of disease. Such medical images are X-rays, CT scans, MRI, ultrasound images etc. These images are produced by high frequency waves which also contains some part of noise. This noise is generated due to scattering of high frequencies. This noise is called as Speckle. Speckle alters the image quantity hence degrades the information in it which may cause any small error to the practitioner to disease diagnosis. Hence speckle removing made a vital role in medical images. This paper gives detail study of PCA image fusion to remove noise.
Design and Implementation of Three axis Fluxgate Magnetometer and its Applications
Authors:   Assistant Professor (Sr.G), Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRMIST) , Kattankulathur, India., Senthilmurugan* S. , Ganesh Viswanathan ,   Studying B. Tech EEE in SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Kattankulathur, India., Prabhu Akash ,   Studying B. Tech EEE in SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Kattankulathur, India.
Published: February 2020

A scientific instrument which measures the magnetic field strength and its direction is known as Magnetometer. In this article a three axis Fluxgate Magnetometer is constructed by using simple ring core and simple drive circuits instead of specialized components like Hall Effect sensors. This type of Fluxgate magnetometers is working on the principle of magnetic flux linking a coil depends on the orientation of the coil with respect to the earth’s magnetic field lines. Here the three single axis fluxgate magnetometers are designed and placed perpendicular to each other on a board. The circuit is designed to produce 100 KHz frequency and to measure the Magnetic field in the range up to 7 Tesla. The sensitivity is tested through an external electromagnet. The readings are obtained in LAB-VIEW platform and the three-axis data is displayed.
Setting Time of Granite Powder Blended Banana Fibre Reinforced High Performance Concrete
Authors:   Professor, Centre for Construction Methods and Materials, Department of Civil Engineering, S R Engineering College, Warangal, India., Murthi* Dr.P. , Poongodi Dr.K. ,   Professor, Centre for Construction Methods and Materials, Department of Civil Engineering, S R Engineering College, Warangal, India., Saravanan Dr.R. ,   Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Navodaya Institute of Technology, Raichur. India, Gobinath Dr.R. ,   Professor and Head, Department of Civil Engineering, S R Engineering College, Warangal,
Published: February 2020

The investigation is intended to analyse the variations in setting time behaviour of high performance fibre reinforced concrete (HPFRC) after adding granite powder as substitute for cement. The replacement of cement by granite powder was consider at the rate of 0, 5, 10, 15 and 20%. In order to improve the performance of concrete, banana fibres are added in concrete at 0.25, 0.5, 0.75, 1.0, and 1.25% by weight of cement. High strength concrete with M50 grade was designed and investigated in this study. The investigation was carried out in two stages, the stage one was predicting the optimum level of adding banana fibre based on the strength performance and the stage two was evaluating the variations in setting time performance of hardened concrete due to addition of granite powder. The setting time of concrete was conducted using penetration resistance test as per IS: 8142-1976. The slump value of the HPFRC was maintained by 80-100 mm and the dosage of superplasticizer was modified accordingly without varying the w/c ratio. Based on the results obtained in this investigation, 1% banana fibre was taken for developing the fibre reinforced concrete without affecting the 28 days compressive strength. The substitution of granite powder beyond 15% increases the setting time significantly and also affect the strength of HPFRC. The relationship between the setting time and 28 days compressive strength was predicted.
Compressive Strength and Water Absorption Relationship of Alkaline Activated Concrete
Authors:   Research Scholar, Structural Engineering Department, Annamalai University, Annamalainagar, India., Doss* S.Dhavamani , Thirugnanasambandam S. ,   Professor, Structural Engineering Department, Annamalai University, Annamalainagar, India., Murthi Dr.P. ,   Centre for Construction Methods and Materials, Department of Civil Engineering, S R Engineering College, Warangal, India., Poongodi Dr.K. ,   Centre for Construction Methods and Materials, Department of Civil Engineering, S R Engineering College, Warangal, India.
Published: February 2020

Sustainability is an emerging term in the field of innovative materials for productions, especially in construction arena. There are numerous complications such as global warming, material exhaustion and high energy loss. These are the freezing issues ascends in the world due to the urbanisation enlargement. In this research, conventional concrete and alkaline activated concrete are cast to find the suitability of new sustainable material for making concrete. Cement is replaced by silica and rich reactive silica materials such as fly ash and Ground Granulated Blast Furnace Slag (GGBS). Further river sand is replaced with M-Sand. By replacing these materials, the reduction of CO2 emission and exhaustion of river sand can be minimised. Three different combinations of materials are tried for M40 grade with the mix ratio of 1: 1.63: 2.64. The experimental investigations exhibit that, the alkaline activated concrete with river sand and M-Sand are better in compressive strength than conventional concrete. Alkaline solution is used in concrete matrix for activating the binding property of alkaline activated concrete.
Natural Convection MHD Effect on Heat Transfer in Vertical Cylinder
Authors:   Department of Applied Mathematics, M.J.P. Rohilkhand University, Bareilly, India, Lal* Madan , Agarwal Swati ,   Department of Applied Mathematics, M.J.P. Rohilkhand University,Bareilly,India
Published: February 2020

In this paper, natural convection MHD effect on Heat transfer in vertical cylinder is analyzed. Firstly heat transfer equation and convert it in dimensionless form by introducing dimensionless variables has considered. By use of finite Hankel and inverse Hankel transforms in dimensionless heat transfer equation, the values of temperature and Nusselt number is obtained. Finally, graphical representation is used to study the effect of Prandtl number pr on temperature and Nusselt number Nu. It is observed that the fluid at the center region of the cylinder is not heated for value of Prandtl number Pr greater than 1.7 for small values of t.
Orbit Estimation of GEO-missions Applicable to NavIC Data
Authors:   Junior Research, Department of Electronics and Communication Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering, Bengaluru, India., S.* Varsha H. , B Shreyanka ,   Chougule Junior Research, Department of Electronics and Communication Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering, Bengaluru, India, Vighnesam Dr. N. V. ,   Professor, Department of Mathematics, Dayanandasagar College of Engineering, Karnataka, India., Sudha Dr. K. L. ,   Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering, Bangalore, India
Published: February 2020

Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System (IRNSS) is India’s own navigation system. It is a seven satellite constellation with the operational name NavIC – Navigation with Indian Constellation. Satellite Orbit determination (OD) estimates the position and velocity of orbiting satellite. The two main estimation algorithms widely used in Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) are Extended Kalman Filter (EKF) and Least Squares. This study on Batch Least Squares (BLS) - Differential Correction (DC) algorithm demonstrates precise orbit estimation of any GEO missions using only range measurements with crude initial state parameters. Currently, the study is based on simulated inputs and the satellite orbits are successfully estimated with position error in sub-centimeters level. Further, the work will be extended to live data of IRNSS satellites.
Modelling Social Embodiment in Social Robotic Companions: using Tamagotchi & NAO
Authors:   MSc, Intelligent Systems, University Bielefeld, Germany., Sivanantham* Balavivek , Sunkara Mohith Bhargav ,   MSc, Intelligent Systems, University Bielefeld, Germany., Teja Burugu Ravi ,   MSc, Rorbotics, Cranfiled University, Germany.
Published: February 2020

Social interactions with robots and agents have become increasingly popular as a way for humans to interact. To be able to provide these social interactions, the embodiment in particular social embodiment for the social agents are considered to be an important factor. In this paper, we introduce an experiment to measure the impor- tance of modelling of social embodiment in social agents. For which we decided to use Tamagotchi architecture in two different configurations as a virtual agent (Graphical user interface) and a physical robot (NAO robot). We then surveyed on interactions with these two different embodiment configurations using a questionnaire and a short interview. Which we then discussed in our results section, showing how modelling of social embodiment in social agents plays an important role in social interactions between humans and robots.