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Design of Low Power Vedic Multiplier Based Reconfigurable Fir Filter for DSP Applications
Authors: Poornima Y. , Kamalanathan M.
Published: February 2023

Recent advances in mobile computing and multimedia applications demand high - performance and low - power VLSI digital signal processing (DSP) systems. One of the most widely used operations in DSP is finite - impulse response (FIR) filtering. In the existing method FIR filter is designed using array multiplier, which is having higher delay and power dissipation. The proposed method presents a programmable digital finite impulse response (FIR) filter for high - performance applications. One of the most widely used operations in DSP is finite - impulse response (FIR) filtering. In the existing method FIR filter is designed using array multiplier, which is having higher delay and power dissipation. The proposed method presents a programmable digital finite impulse response (FIR) filter for high performance applications. The FIR filter performs the weighted summations of input sequences and is widely used in video convolution functions, signal preconditioning, and various communication applications. Recently, due to the high - performance requirement and increasing complexity of DSP and multimedia communication application. In this work, , FIR filter multipliers are extensively characterized with power simulations, providing a methodology for the perturbation of the coefficients of baseline filters at the algorithm level to trade-off reduced power consumption for filter quality. The proposed optimization technique does not require any hardware overhead and it enables the possibility of scaling the power consumption of the filter at runtime.
Porting Android Oreo onto Imx6 Processor based Media Accelerated Graphics Innovation Kit with driving an SD card
Authors: Jamadade, Shriyanka , J. S. Rajashekar , Saraguru Shilpa
Published: February 2023

Nowadays for the embedded devices use of android operating system has become current emerging trend in the market. The most widely used embedded device in industries which built with android OS is mobile phone. The advantage of using android OS compared to other OS is that, it is an open source and responds quickly to functional changes. It is becoming default OS for devices which requires the multimedia support. Porting of android onto ARM processor based platform is very necessary in order to bring the effectiveness of ARM and capability of android onto a product. The proposed work is to port android 8.0(oreo) onto iMX6 processor based Media Accelerated Graphics Innovation Kit (MAIK-II) and testing sd card interface for read or write process.
DC Analysis and Inference of Noise Margins for FINFET Inverters
Authors: Seth Smridhi , Sharma Shreya , Khanna Vandana
Published: February 2023

As the devices are shrinking day by day, conventionally used planar transistor or MOSFETs seem to be insufficient. MOSFET has been into use in the industry since a long time. But the continuous need to minimize the channel length has been an issue with MOSFET. This problem can be solved by FinFET. As the channel region is surrounded by the gate from three sides in FinFET, it has a better control over the flow of electrons and thus the channel length can be altered or minimized. Noise margin is among the important parameters for determining the stability of a digital circuit. Hence, to be certain that the digital circuit is working properly, one must take into consideration stability parameters like noise margin. In this paper, we have compared the noise margins of different types of FinFET inverters.
Adaption of Power Gating in Positive Feedback Adiabatic Logic Circuits
Authors: Mann Aarushi , Malhotra Naman , Pandey Neeta
Published: February 2023

Positive Feedback Adiabatic Logic (PFAL), a quasi static and differential logic adiabatic family, is one of the most robust, with significant reduction in power consumption has been chosen in this work. Power Gating has been adapted in order to further reduce power dissipation. It is accomplished by sleep state control units that switch circuits between awake and idle. Two power gating methodologies, footer and header, have been evaluated and compared. The functional verification and power evaluations have been performed using TSPICE simulations with 180nm TSMC CMOS parameters. Power consumption has also been examined by varying supply voltage, frequency of the power clock signal and load capacitance. The observed overhead in awake state power dissipations is compensated for with the significant decrease in idle state power dissipation.
Assessment of Beef Cattle Production, Slaughtering and Marketing Practice in Haramaya University, Ethiopia
Authors: Gadisa Birmaduma , Taffa Gemechu
Published: February 2023

Ethiopia is endowed with good livestock production potential; however, the product utilization was underutilized. Meat is one of the most nutritious animal source foods that humans can consume. In Ethiopia, domestic consumption requirements for red meat arise due to rapidly growing population, increasing urbanization, rising income, increase export of live animal and meat to generate foreign exchange earnings. This study was anticipated to asses’ beef fattening, processing, handling and marketing of meat and live animal in the Haramaya University, which is found in Ethiopia, and known for technology innovation, adoption, and transfer for community. The source of cattle for fattening in the university is from Tullu Dambir, Haramaya and Oda Bultum cooperatives based on weight. Sex, appearance, and weight have limitation during buying. The farm was selected only male greater than 225kg and good appearance. As cattle enter the farm identification number, vaccination, and quarantine for 15days applied. The major feed resource for fatting was hay, silage, cafeterias leftover, and kitchen by-product. The cattle have managed in-group as a time entering to the fattening for 100 days. There was no live animal selling in farm. Even though there has been plenty of knowledge and experience in the University there is yet poor slaughterhouse management and traditional slaughtering practice. There was no compartment lairage, electrical hoist, vehicle, separated room for stomach, waste collection room, carcass classification, carcass chilling room, laboratory, refrigerator, stunning pen, chilling room, hide processing room and sterilization facilities. The University enterprise has been retailing the meat with 80kg/birr for student cafeteria service and 100 kg/birr for staff restaurant and individual/ private restaurants as well as individual campus resident. The fatting station and the abattoir should work in collaboration with the scientific communities to supply quality beef.
Critical Appraisal of Limited North European Corporate Governance Standards after Global Crisis, Corporate Scandals and Market Manipulation
Authors: Huy Dinh Tran Ngoc
Published: February 2023

This paper mainly analyzes principles and standards of some international and North European corporate governance frameworks which are issued during or after the global crisis. First, it looks at the United Nation Good corporate governance practices and analyzes its strengths and impacts on corporate governance model of a company. Second, it compared the UN standards to generally accepted governance standards of Sovereign Wealth Funds. The paper finds out that during the global crisis time 207-2008, despite taking care of risk management, there still lacks of certain governance standards in these 2 Codes. Then, it analyzes some relative good corporate governance standards in a few North European countries including: Norway and Finland. Third, this paper provides with a short summary of evaluation of these above 2 corporate governance principles in 2 groups which can enable corporations to compare to their current codes. Last but not least, it aims to realize a limited general set of standards of corporate governance and give proper recommendations to relevant governments and organizations. Additionally, it includes a section for recommending corporate governance for developing countries including Viet Nam.
Augment Reality in Education System – A Review
Authors: . Rozeena , Anwar Sharique , Wasim Mohd
Published: February 2023

The In recent years, our system is more focusing on Augment Reality (AR) to create innovative and advanced education system. As augment reality is coexist system of virtual reality and real world which give instant feedback and more clarification or other hand we can understand it by saying it is layer of virtual objects on real object and run them interactively in real time. The only purpose behind introducing augment reality is to encourage and motivate students towards learning. This paper review will contain various different definition of augment reality on the basis of different review papers, it will also give idea about latest technologies are using in AR, how the changes are occurred from the beginning to now, its current status in education system, how its impact are different from simple learning way of literature or science, its role in teaching, what are its limitations and how it will effect in development of AR, what challenges will occur like availability of adaption . After that we will find out chances of future research in AR for researchers and designers. At last, we can inference by analysing different journal review papers that augment reality is gradually taking place in education system at worldwide
Potential Strategies to Prepare a Unique RFQ – The Indian Valve Sourcing and Expediting Series
Authors: F. Paul Gregory , R. Gokul
Published: February 2023

Observation and documentation is an integral part of any sourcing and expediting activity. Every Sourcing manager, sourcing engineer, sourcing expeditor, sourcing coordinator must be well aware of the documentation process and what to do and what not to do. Whenever a sourcing office initiates a procurement process, it does so through requests. If a sourcing office wants to compare competitive offers, then it can mass manage through sending Request for Quotation (RFQ). The sourcing office will send a request listing the technical specification and the expected terms and conditions to competitive suppliers and gets back quotations in return. Though the process of generating an RFQ and converting it into a successful Purchase Order (PO) is simple, it has to be done systematically, to avoid chaos in document management. When this process is effectively managed, mass management of quotation and comparison becomes easier and the sourcing office will be able to make decisions in a systematic manner. However, sourcing offices adhere to the procurement policies of their Parent Organization and hence the objective of any valve sourcing office in India has to be two fold. One, to negotiate contract terms, such that the expected product quality is achieved within the prescribed financial quota. Second, the sourcing office will have to follow the norms and guidelines provided by the parent organization. Hence, it is the duty of the Regional Sourcing Manager to perfectly compose an RFQ, such that the RFQ remains comprehensive. This article rides through the basic RFQ architecture and provides guidelines to compose an attractive RFQ without compromising on the procurement policies of the Parent Organization.
Face Identification Using HAAR Wavelet Transform
Authors: Kumar Anil , Kumari Meenu
Published: February 2023

Face identification is the process of matching one or more people by analyzing and comparing the patterns of their faces. Algorithms for face identification typically extract facial features and compare them to a database to find the best match. The Haar wavelet transform has been mainly used for image processing and pattern identification due to its low computing requirements and quality to conserve and to compact the energy of a signal. In discrete wavelet transform, an image signal can be analyzed by passing it through an analysis filter bank followed by a decimation operation. Face identification has been performed in terms of correlation coefficient, Euclidean distance and sum of absolute difference.
Pathargama Primary Agriculture Credit Co – Operative Society, A case for intense study with respect Transformations brought by Vaidyanathan Committee Recommendations in PACSs
Authors: Babu Shekhar
Published: February 2023

The present study is related with the impact analysis of Pathargama PACS in Godda district of Jharkhand. The PACS under study has 1812 members out of which 12 persons are in the Board of Directors of the society include 5 women and 1 ST members. Vaidyanathan study team provides financial as well as non-financial assistance to only eligible Societies. Eligibility criteria comprise improvement is management and record keeping, efforts taken to improve recovery performance and aiming at enhance overall efficiency. The concerned committee fulfils the criteria. Hence it was provided assistance of Rs 232000 from the DCCBs Godda which was given fund by NABARD through the Government of Jharkhand. The fund obtained was utilized by the society for legislative reformed brought about in the Bye-Laws by the state government. It provided reduction in government intervention such as voting right to members, limiting supervisory power of the Government and increase in composition of its functions. The Society adhered to the programme of providing and attending training courses organized by the BIRD, DLTs and CAS. Vaidynathan committee also effected technological reforms and attempted to provide Internet facility to the society. In this attempt the society has not been successful till date. Attempts have been taken to improve recovery performance regularity in holding meetings, according larger membership to weaker sections of the society and enlargement of financial capacity and it’s functioning in addition to credit activities.
Innovative and Optimal platform: A place for thinker
Authors: Garg Vartit , Sharma Utkarsh , Baliyan Vishal , Rajput Tanmay
Published: February 2023

In the present era of technology where in every second a new technology rises and new changes takes place rapidly where everyone have different ways to solve the problem in an optimal way. With this growth in technology people are pondering in different direction for the solution of already existing problems. There is no existing platform to put our notions and get resources to implement the idea. The common people of the society all have the access to that platform where they put the notions or solutions of the problems which they bear in daily life in an innovative way. Also the major factor which hinders in the growth of the ideas is resources as not all people in the society have full access to the resources to deploy their ideas in reality. The proposed system aim is to provide the web application which gathers the innovative ideas from the users. This application is not only limited to the students but it caters all those users who have their notions which are unique and innovative as well. The propose system provides the repository to collect ideas and checks the uniqueness of the content uploaded by the users by implementing a plagiarism checker which helps the official to find the unique ideas. The system also checks the authentication of the user as per the details provided by the users. It also provides the admin panel from which all the crucial details looked up by the admin. The platform provides a wide range to explore and put their notions by which their notions can become reality if it's found to be unique or authentic. This platform enhance the knowledge as it provides a repository in which unique ideas of people gather in one site .Not only students but people from different profession can also put their notions and innovative idea as well which gives a boost to their thought as well.
Justification of Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) in Indian Sugar mill industry for attaining core excellence
Authors: Singh Sandeep , Singh Karanbir , Mahajan Vinod , Singh Gurcharan
Published: February 2023

The role of this study is to expand an understanding of Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) proposals towards developing central capabilities in Indian sugar mill industries. The authors have decisively examined the implications of OEE implementation in the sugar mill sector. The study discloses that management and leadership, with their honest involvement towards execution of Japanese’s maintenance practices, can appreciably add to accumulate the core competencies and sustainability. The study highlights that OEE initiatives outscore traditional maintenance practices towards improving process performance (PP). Attentive OEE implementation over a reasonable time period can extensively increase the consciousness of central capabilities in PP. The study has been carried out to establish the assistance of OEE proposals for achieving core competencies in process industries. Though, sector-wise execution of the plan for all process industries can also be achieved to evaluate the contributions of OEE in the industrial sectors. The plan of the study is to spot the impact of key OEE proposals and dimensions on managerial performance. The paper emphasizes the need to bring disciplined organizational changes in launching maintenance improvement activities for approving the enhancements in the performance of the industry. In today’s highly dynamic and rapidly changing environment, the global competition among organizations has guided the maintenance activities to précised demands in the manufacturing organization.
Epidemiological Covid-19 Outbreak Prediction and Analysis using Machine Learning
Authors: Kakkar Manit , Agarwal Elisha , Arora Shaveta
Published: February 2023

In December 2019, coronavirus disease (Covid-19) showed in the seafood marketplace in Wuhan, China for which no treatment has been found till date. Since this disease is emerging widely in almost all parts of the world and no medication is found so far therefore research is needed to illuminate the study of coronaviruses. In this work, we have proposed various machine learning methods to analyse the pandemic coronavirus recovery rate and death rate in the real world. For this, polynomial regression, Decision tree regressor, Random Forest regressor and Long-short term memory (LSTM) model are utilized. The parameters are estimated, and predictions are made based on real-time dataset. Our proposed models tend to achieve high accuracy in prediction which will help to improve in-depth investigation
Artificial Neural Networks and its Applications: A Review
Authors: Kumar M. Naveen
Published: February 2023

Neural networks have seen an explosion of interest over the last few years and are being successfully applied across an extraordinary range of problem domains, in areas as diverse as finance, medicine, engineering, geology, physics and biology. The excitement stems from the fact that these networks are attempts to model the capabilities of the human brain. From a statistical perspective neural networks are interesting because of their potential use in prediction and classification problems. Artificial neural networks (ANNs) are non-linear data driven self adaptive approach as opposed to the traditional model based methods. They are powerful tools for modelling, especially when the underlying data relationship is unknown. ANNs can identify and learn correlated patterns between input data sets and corresponding target values. After training, ANNs can be used to predict the outcome of new independent input data. ANNs imitate the learning process of the human brain and can process problems involving non-linear and complex data even if the data are imprecise and noisy. Thus they are ideally suited for the modeling of agricultural data which are known to be complex and often non-linear. A very important feature of these networks is their adaptive nature, where “learning by example” replaces “programming” in solving problems. This feature makes such computational models very appealing in application domains where one has little or incomplete understanding of the problem to be solved but where training data is readily available
Smart Water Management using IOT
Authors: Krishna M. Rama , Sajeeda S. K. , Dhanya B. , Meghana M.
Published: February 2023

Water is the most important need for all living beings. This paper helps to regulate the proper maintenance of water tank using IOT. Water management problems such as water usage, overflow in the water tank.To overcome this problem by implementing proper monitoring and information updation system. Ultrasonic sensor is used to indicate the level of water in real time. When the water level falls below the threshold level the motor will automatically ON. Temperature sensor is used to sense the temperature in the water tank. Water flow sensor is used to know the usage of water liter per hour. By using ESP8266 WI-FI module the data is recorded in real time and updated in cloud.
A Novel Design of Multiband Plus Shape Slotted Microstrip Patch Antenna for Wireless Applications
Authors: Azeem Abdul , Ruchitha G. , Ramya K. Sri , Unnisa Md Shehanaaz
Published: February 2023

This paper proposes a multi band plus shaped slotted microstrip patch antenna for wireless applications, using 0.287mm thickness duroid substrate and a metallic ground plane. The proposed antenna generates five bands of frequencies those are 1.57GHZ (GPS), 1.95GHZ (UMTS), 3.11GHZ (WIMAX), 3.17GHZ (Radio location) and 4.05GHZ(WLAN). The proposed antenna has VSWR1.3 at all the frequencies. The Scattering and far-field parameters of the designed antenna are analysed using Ansys HFSS software version 15.0.Theperformance characteristics of the proposed antenna is analysed on the basis of VSWR, Efficiency, Gain, Radiation pattern and Return loss.
Weather Monitoring using AWS Cloud Computing
Authors: Mullapudi Rama Krishna , G. Mallika , K. Nikitha , M. Bhanu Sree
Published: February 2023

The system proposed is an advanced solution for weather monitoring that uses AWS IoT to make its real time data easily accessible over a very wide range. The system deals with monitoring weather and climate changes like temperature, humidity, pressure, altitude using sensors and Raspberry pi as a controller. These sensors data will be stored in the AWS Dynamo DB. The data uploaded to the Cloud can easily be accessible from anywhere in the world. The data gathered in the Cloud can also be used for future references. The project even consists of a MQTT(Message Queuing Telemetry Transport Protocol) protocol that sends Messages/mails as an effective alert system to warn people about sudden and drastic weather changes. Due to the compact design and fewer moving parts this design requires less maintenance. The components in this project don’t consume much power. Compared to other devices that are available in the market the Smart weather monitoring system is cheaper and cost effective. This project can be of great use to weather stations, aviation and marine industries and even the agricultural industry.
Use of Karanja Oil for Recovery of Energy Values from Coal Washery Tailings
Authors: Rohaan Mohd , Singhal Hritik , Gupta Garvit , Yadav Anand Mohan
Published: February 2023

The increment in generation of large quantity of fines while mining and beneficiation has led to the serious environmental issues. In this present study, non-edible oil such as Karanja oil was used as bridging liquid to recover coal fines from washery tailings sample, which were discarded while beneficiation process. The coal washery tailings sample was collected from Dhanbad, Jharkhand, with high ash content of 52.74%. The effects of pulp density, oil dosage, and agglomeration time were investigated. From the experimentation, it was found that ash rejection was in the range of 60.90% to 74.96% and organic matter recovery was in the range of 61.14% to 84.77%.
Design of a Wind Turbine for Self-Renewable Electric Vehicle
Authors: Teja B Chiranjeevi , Niharika V. Bindu
Published: February 2023

The project aims to design a wind turbine from which the wind energy is caused by the relative motion between vehicle and the wind. By using the auxiliary power sources electric vehicle itself generates the electric power required to drive the vehicle during dynamic condition. Compared to conventional fuels used in modern vehicles the energy storage capacity of this is very low, due to the lack of capability of storing sufficient amount of energy to run the vehicle for a long time. The efficiency and performance of electric vehicles are better than the engine driven vehicles. Utilizing the wind energy caused by the relative motion between the vehicle and the wind by auxiliary power source like horizontal, vertical wind turbines can generate the electric power required to drive the vehicle during running condition.
A Study on Feasibility for Avant-Garde Surrealism and Juxtaposition in Valve Inspection – The Indian Valve Sourcing and Expediting Series
Authors: F. Paul Gregory , R. Gokul
Published: February 2023

Most researchers worked surrealism with the Valve Sourcing and expediting industry conceive a thought that it would be umbrage to make amendments to the entire process, this article suggests that real-time feedback based juxtaposition incorporated surrealism in the valve inspection process would reverberate a holistic improvement in the process. The article does not assert an idea to go against the standards, but rather asserts an idea to augment appurtenances to the existing system. The article asserts the necessary skills for Valve Sourcing Inspectors, the key qualities being able to ruminate, discern facts and to be allusive in situations necessitating. Valve source inspectors are required to be witty, sober-minded, diligent rather than being a dolt, being insolent, involving in malarkey. Compunction is a good quality in contrast to whining. This study has provided suggestions for the recruitment procedure of Valve inspectors and has also listed the various accessories that are required by the company to be provided for their inspectors, immediately after their appointment.
Comparative Studies on Strength of Concrete by Partial Replacement of Cement with Marble Dust and Coconut Fibre
Authors: Kumar Ravi , Bansal Rajwinder Singh
Published: February 2023

The cost of building project primarily on the quantity of concrete used during its construction. Cement being the only component manufactured in factories is costly and adds to the cost of a building project. Research work is going on throughout the globe for partial replacement of cement with suitable agriculture waste product such as rice husk ash , fly ash emanating from thermal power plants with the burning of coal, marble powder or coconut coir fiber without hampering the workability as well as strength of concrete. A large amount of coconut fibers is available in coastal region and marble powder exists in Rajasthan .The Feasibility studies on effect of using an admixture of coconut fibers and marble powder on strength of M30 concrete have been conducted . All the instructions, parameters, formulas have been followed according to the bureau of Indian standard. To conduct the test , aggregate consisting of coarse aggregate 20mm and fine sand, 10mm aggregate, marble dust powder, coconut fiber and fresh water have been used. Mix sample of M30 in different variations of ingredients as below have been examined. Four trail mix by varying the percentage of OPC 43 grade of cement, coconut fiber and marble dust powder were prepared and examine for their average compressive strength by the standardized method. It was concluded that M30 mix prepared by 94% of cement with 4% replacement by marble dust powder and adding 2% coconut fiber gives compressive strength of 38.300N/mm2.
Thermodynamic study of solarized supercritical carbon dioxide cycle
Authors: Kanaujiya Amit
Published: February 2023

The supercritical carbon dioxide cycle run on the utilization of carbon dioxide uses emissions from fossil fuel-fired power plants. In this study, the supercritical carbon dioxide cycle is powered by solar energy using heliostat fields. The operating range of supercritical carbon dioxide cycle permits for the integration of low-temperature cycles for effective utilization of the heat remaining unutilized in it. This paper considers the supercritical carbon dioxide cycle for its energy analysis. It aims for the optimal utilization of heat available with the exhaust from the sCO2 cycle. Results obtained based on parametric variation have been presented and analyzed here. At the turbine inlet pressure of 290 bar, the turbine inlet temperature of 700oC in sCO2 cycle and cycle efficiency is obtained as 16.56 % and specific work output is 174.6 KJ/kg of sCO2.
Key aspects of Autonomous driving software
Authors: Kaur Parminder Pal , Kumar Sudhir
Published: February 2023

In era of the automation, the autonomous car or the driverless car are often mentioned as a robotic car in simple language. The project implemented by providing the video picture for finding the path or lanes for driving a car using Anaconda environment and machine learning tools. This project is capable of sensing the environment, navigating and fulfilling the human transportation capabilities with none human input. It is an enormous step of advance technology.
Our main objective in this project is to create and develop a software that can automatically find the lanes of the road and then accordingly predict the steering angle required to make the turn. This project is implemented using OpenCV by python. The key aspects of Self-driving car works on the basis of angle movement without interruption of human and after that the results of actual angle and moved angle of cars are compared. In the proposed work we are using video lanes for better finding of lanes or paths to move to predetermined destination over roads.
Criminal Face Detection System
Authors: Singhal Aakriti , Chaudhary Vishal , Agarwal Anshika , Sharma Akriti
Published: February 2023

Criminal record generally contains all the information both personal and criminal with the photograph of the person. In order to recognize Criminal, identification of some sort is required, designated by eyewitnesses. In most cases the resolution or/and quality of the recorded image sections is unsatisfactory and is difficult to recognize the face. Recognition can be achieved in various different ways like DNA, eyes, finger print, etc. One of the ways is face identification. In our proposed methodology, a database is created by storing both full and sliced images of the criminals along with all the personal and criminal details. Then one more database is created in order to identify the criminal; eyewitnesses with the help of a professional will try to build the criminal face using the stored slices stored in the database. Then with the help of the Amazon Rekognition, it predicts the criminal by matching the created image with the existing database, if the result is 70-80% of then that face is declared as a criminal.
Study of POST and PRE-Scheme of Dispersion Compensation in a 32 Channel DWDM Network with NRZ, RZ and Encoded Transmitter
Authors: Singh Alok , Sureel Abhishek
Published: February 2023

Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM)is a technique that has been developed to improve the channel range and bandwidth of optical fibre transmission systems. Multiple information channels of varying wavelengths are sent on a single fibre The phenomenon of an input signal spreading out as it flows down the fibre is referred to as optical fibre dispersion. Chromatic, modal and polarisation mode dispersion are all examples of dispersion in fibre optic cable. To compensate for such dispersion, this paper introduces two techniques: Dispersion Compensation Fibre (DCF) and fibre Bragg Grating (FBG).In this paper we will explore Pre, Post Dispersion compensation technique with input as RZ, NRZ and MDRZ encoded. This analysis was carried out and simulated using Optisystem17, which took into account a number of variables such as Maximum Quality Factor, Eye Height, and Minimum Bit Error Rate (BER). Results were analysed for different lengths of transmission.
Analysis of Critical Success Factors for the application of AGVs in the Indian Industry
Authors: Arora Aavriti , Choudhary Manas , Sahdev Shourya , Madan Ashok Kumar
Published: February 2023

The logistics and e-commerce industry is undergoing a massive shift towards automation and intelligent systems. E-Commerce and logistics businesses are actively deploying Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVS) in warehouses to improve efficiency and save time. Increasing technological advancements have enabled AGVs to become more versatile in their applications. While AGVs have become more adept at their function, market acceptance of AGVs depends on various critical success factors that play an essential role in their widespread adoption. In the present research work, various essential success factors have been determined through research and interaction with experts and academicians. Subsequently, Fuzzy TOPSIS is used to rank the critical success factors (CSFs) based on their relative significance. The results and findings would help design and develop strategies that would enhance the presence of AGVs on shop floors in various industries.
Flash Sales and the Idea of Scarcity: A Double-edged Sword
Authors: Panwar Tapish , Khan Kalim
Published: February 2023

Flash sales help online portals to push sales and profits temporarily by creating a false sense of scarcity of the products. However, often an inability to procure a product due to its limited quantity as propagated by flash sales, may influence consumer perceptions and negatively buying behavior. This alteration in behavior could be temporary or permanent and forever affect the brand’s reputation in consumer’s minds. There has been limited research on how flash sales may lead to negative consumer responses due to their inability to buy products that they need. This paper aims at converging the concept of scarcity with flash sales, and then discuss the possible negative outcome responses by customers when they are unable to get better off a flash sales. The study shows that consumers not only feel dissatisfied when they are unable to get their hands on the product they need but may feel and express anger towards the brand, leading to brand switch and in some cases activism.
A Study on the Self Appraisal Technique Use as a Performance Appraisal Tool
Authors: Golder Alauddin
Published: February 2023

The paper aims at studying the significance of Self Appraisal Technique use as a Performance Appraisal Tool. The paper will deal with the self appraisal technique as a tool in the performance appraisal technique and how it impacts the employee as well as the organization. The purpose of the paper also extends to the barriers that the employee and organization face when assessing a self appraisal form and when the employee writes in the form. The paper also highlights the biasness and the duplicity that can arise during this process. The study reveal that self appraisal technique has a huge impact on the process of performance appraisal process and helps the employee is self evaluating himself and to improves his skills accordingly. The paper also reveals that employee satisfaction increases as a result of the self appraisal form and this in turn leads to greater productivity from the employee. Self appraisal also has negative sides such as employee sometimes mark them very high as a result of which organization could make a wrong assessment regarding employees and in turn could promote less capable employees.
IOT Base Temperature Data Logger using Think Speak Cloud and Auto Excel Report Generation
Authors: Nawate Pravin Rajesh , Kshirsagar Shivani Janardhan
Published: February 2023

The system proposed in this paper gives idea about advanced result for covering the Temperature conditions at a particular place or a lab and make the information visible anywhere in the world. The technology behind this called Internet of Effects (IoT), which is an advanced, effective result for connecting any effects to the internet and to connect the entire world of effects in a network. Then effects might be anything like electronic widgets, detectors or automotive electronic outfit. The system deals with monitoring and controlling the temperature conditions with detectors and sends the information to the Cloud and also compasses the detector data in the form of graphical statistics. The data streamlined from the enforced system can be accessible each over in the world through internet.
A Rejoinder to Crovelli’s “The Courtiers of Confusion”
Authors: WYSOCKI IGOR , E. BLOCK WALTER
Published: February 2023

Este artículo es una respuesta a la réplica de Crovelli a nuestra crítica original de su objeción a la adopción supuestamente equivocada del frecuentismo por parte de Ludwig von Mises. En primer lugar, demostramos la falta de importancia de la distinción favorecida por Crovelli entre la probabilidad y el método para generar probabilidades. Más adelante, mostramos que en alguna lectura del «subjetivismo» su afirmación de que el determinismo necesita abrazar la definición subjetiva de la probabilidad es simplemente trivial. Después de aclarar estos conceptos erróneos, exponemos lo que creemos que son dos puntos reales de desacuerdo entre nosotros y Crovelli. En concreto, argumentamos —contra Crovell — que (1) el determinismo no requiere interpretar las probabilidades como grados de creencias y que (2) el frecuentismo es compatible tanto con la visión del mundo determinista como con la indeterminista. Por último, enumeramos algunos retos adicionales que Crovelli dejó sin tratar y que, en nuestra opinión, su teoría no podría abordar en ningún caso.
Effects of autonomous personal guarantee
Authors: Bitca Ion , Andon Ala
Published: February 2023

The legal relationships that arise in connection with the autonomous personal guarantee are limited to the following three categories of relationships: the relationships that arise between the creditor and the autonomous guarantor, between the creditor and the debtor of the main obligation and the relationships between autonomous guarantors, in the case of multiple guarantors In the relations between the creditor and the autonomous guarantor, it is of interest to satisfy the creditor's claim, which will be made on the basis of a request addressed by the creditor to the guarantor, which, as a rule, the request will be addressed, after the obligation, whose claim is guaranteed, will be due, but not later than the expiry of the deadline of the autonomous personal guarantee (art. 1655, par. 1, first prop., Civil Code). However, according to the provisions of art. 1655, para. 1, prop. the second and art. Art. 1643 paragraph 3, Civil Code, the request may be made even before the obligation is enforceable if the following conditions are met: --- the obligation whose claim is guaranteed becomes due on the cut-off date of the term of the autonomous personal guarantee or, at the most, within 14 days from this cut-off date; --- the application must be submitted no later than 14 days after the deadline for the autonomous personal guarantee. In the relations between the guarantor and the main debtor, the autonomous personal guarantee will only produce effects if the obligation of the main debtor is due and enforceable, this because, as the obligation is usually established in favor of the debtor, the guarantor will not be able to be forced to perform in advance guaranteed obligation. If the guarantor will receive a request for the execution of the debtor's obligation, he is obliged to notify the debtor of his intention to execute or refuse to execute the obligation. Any consequences resulting from failure to fulfill this obligation will be borne by the guarantor. In the case of a plurality of guarantors, in the relations between the guarantors, the guarantee is joint and several, the guarantor who will execute the main obligation will have a right of recourse against the other guarantors, for their partial shares, which until proven otherwise are presumed to be equal.
Theoretical perspectives on promoting human security through mechanisms of the state of law
Authors: Sprincean Serghei , Catan Anastasia , Toncu Sanda
Published: February 2023

The most effective mechanisms of the state of law, such as the procedures for the defence of fundamental human rights and the robust justice system that generate social equity and sustainable development represent important guarantees of ensuring human security and are complementary and interdependent with the universal imperatives of sustainable human survival in the conditions of the contemporary global crisis. The issue of correlation of the rule of law with human security is a subject that is treated situationally and in accordance or in tandem with a set of reasoned conditions. The paradigm of human security, supported by the concept of human rights, managed to bring a new breath to security studies in the last 2-3 decades, transforming and replacing the dominant conception, of realist origin, of state security in a chaotic world, where only military force can provide true protection.
Theoretical approaches to the leadership concept
Authors: Culipei Laura-Catalina
Published: February 2023

The actuality of the concept of leadership for modern society appeared unexpectedly and very quickly took root in the entrepreneurial and administration activity. Regardless of the initiation of the origin, both the notion and the content have become very popular among the business environment, especially in the aspect of showing superiority to the manager. The personality of the manager has gained a lot in the last period of managerial evolution, although studies on the delimitation of the manager-leader and leader-manager perceptions are less common. More recently in society, the notion of leader is associated with personality and not so much with the manager. This topic has aroused the author's interest in this empirical research, with theoretical elements under the aspect of a classic research.
Interview and clinical history of the adult and child
Authors: Cojocaru Aurelia , Lungu Natalia
Published: February 2023

The first step in the psychological evaluation is the clinical interview. Moreover, the assessment is closely associated with the very identity of the clinical psychologist. No other mental health professional (psychiatrist, social worker, psychological counselor, non-clinical psychologist, etc.) incorporates assessment into their training and professional activity to such a large extent as the clinical psychologist does. In the case of a small child, it will be done in the presence of the parents and in the case of teenagers or in the case of suspicions of abuse, the small child and the parents will also be approached separately.
The aging process: changes in the social context affecting the quality of life of the older
Authors: Silistraru Nicolae , Diwo Veronica
Published: February 2023

In this article, we elucidate the aging process, delimiting the changes in the social context that affect the quality of life of people of the third age. We cannot escape the aging process. The moment we are born, the aging process begins. People have to conform to the stages of life and growth and change can often be seen as negative and unproductive, but without personal and physical development man cannot progress. Many changes can be viewed negatively by the society in which we live and with the passage of time, the first signs of aging appear.
Game On Glio Podcast
Authors: Traphagen Shannon
Published: February 2023

Join Dr. Randy D'Amico and Dr. Jason Sheehan from the Journal of Neuro-Oncology for a conversation with the host of the Game On Glio Podcast and founder of Traphagen's Trail Ride 4 Brain Cancer, Shannon Traphagen, to discuss her podcast and her work to increase dialogue on brain cancer and find a cure for glioblastoma.
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF METALLIC RAW MATERIALS FOR JEWELRY PRODUCTION X – XVIII CENTURIES FROM THE TERRITORY OF NORTHERN AND CENTRAL BELARUS
Authors: MAHALINSKI I.
Published: February 2023

The article presents the results of research on the chemical composition of raw metal for jewelry production in the X – XVIII centuries from the territory of Northern and Central Belarus. The author comes to the conclusion that the predominant use of high-zinc multicomponent alloys, as well as tin-lead alloys and unalloyed low-melting metals is a distinctive feature of local non-ferrous metalworking. The presence of complex alloys with a high zinc content in the sample indicates direct contacts of local jewelers with ore mining and brass production centers. Wide spread of tin-lead alloys in XII – XIII centuries is associated with an increase in the pace of religious construction, availability of raw materials, ease of processing and external similarity to silver. It is noted that non-ferrous metals entered the region standardized in the form of ingots, as well as in the form of scrap metal of various origins.
OFFICIAL FESTIVE CEREMONIES IN POLOTSKY AND VITEBSK VOIVODESHIPS (LANDS) IN THE XV – XVIII CENTURIES
Authors: SKІEPУAN A.
Published: February 2023

One of the main mechanisms that unite people, forms and demonstrates a certain system of values, the difference in the perception of the surrounding world is a celebration, a holiday. They mark the most important milestones of life: personal (birth, marriage, death) and social. Already at the beginning of the 15th century, in the cities and towns of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, a peculiar urban culture began to form. Various ceremonies, processions, rituals dedicated to both secular and church holidays and celebrations become its integral part. In the context of the forced closure of Orthodox churches and monasteries, the spread of Greek Catholic Church, it was the city holiday that became the bridge that united the inhabitants of the city of various confessions and social strata.
SOCIO-ECONOMIC SITUATION OF THE URSYN-NEMTSEVICH FAMILY IN THE FIRST HALF OF THE XIX CENTURY
Authors: LISHYK V.
Published: February 2023

The article presents the results of a study of the position of the Ursyn-Nemtsevich (Ursyn-Niemcewicz) family in the 19th century. The author introduced into scientific circulation archival documents and memoirs that have not been published to date. The study revealed the main characteristics and periods of the socio-economic situation of the Ursyn-Nemtsevichs in this period. The issue of the property status of the family, which belongs to the category of large landowners, is analyzed. An additional emphasis in the article is placed on changes in the position of the Ursyn-Nemtsevichs after the uprising of 1830–1831, the consequences of which had a significant impact on the representatives of the clan. As one of the results of the study, a characteristic of the property status of the Ursyn-Nemtsevich family is presented, which gives a concrete idea of the features of large landownership in Belarus.