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Volume 18, Issue 1, Cumulated
No. 167, January 25, 2022
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Australian Monsoon Time Scale
for studying the global warming impacts on Australian monsoon.
Gangadhara Rao Irlapati
H.No.5-30-4/1, Saibabanagar,
Jeedimetla, Hyderabad, India-500055.
Email:
gangadhar19582058@gmail.com
Abstract:
In the coming years, Great
destruction and unexpected interruptions with global warming
occur. Particularly, global warming is one of the reasons for
the triumphant changes in the world monsoon systems. This is the
result of heavy rains in some decades and floods and droughts in
some decades. The impact of the global warming is different in
various countries. This can be potentially counter the threat of
the global warming. Global warming impacts on the
Australian monsoons can be studied by the Australian Monsoon
Time Scale. I conducted some studies on the global warming and
its effects on the Australian monsoon. Hence, the world
countries must prepare their respective Global Monsoon Time
Scales as a part of continuous research on the global warming
and keep track of their monsoon trends. Countries affected by
Australian monsoon make the Australian Monsoon Time Scale and
study global warming effects on their respective countries.
[Gangadhara
Rao Irlapati.
Australian Monsoon Time Scale for studying the global warming
impacts on Australian monsoon.
J Am Sci
2022;18(1):1-16]. ISSN 15451003 (print); ISSN 23757264 (online).
http://www.jofamericanscience.org
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doi:10.7537/marsjas180122.01.
Key words:
Global warming, Australian Monsoons Time Scal |
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Section 324 of IPC: Bailable
and Compoundable- Explained
Jamshed Ansari
Asstt. Public Prosecutor,
Directorate of Prosecution, Govt. of NCT of Delhi (India)
Abstract:
There has been
some confusion with respect to the nature of offence punishable
under Section 324 of Indian Penal Code, 1860 (“the IPC”). The
question is whether the offence under Section 324 of IPC is a
bailable or a non-bailable one, a compoundable or a
non-compoundable one. This paper shall analyse the relevant
statutory provisions, statutory amendments, Gazette
Notifications and jurisprudential developments in order to
understand how we can deal with the issue.
[Ansari, Jamshed. Section 324
of IPC: Bailable and Compoundable- Explained.
J Am Sci
2022;18(1):17-19].
ISSN 1545-1003 (print); ISSN 2375-7264
(online).
http://www.jofamericanscience.org.
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doi:10.7537/marsjas181221.02.
Keywords:
Section 324 of IPC; Section 320
of Cr.PC; compoundable; bailable; Cr.PC (Amendment) Act, 2005,
Cr.PC (Amendment) Act, 2008; Gazette of India Notification dated
21.06.2006 |
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On the Stability, Optimization,
Control and Neural Networks of Complex Systems - Cognitive
analysis of high-order calculus equations and pattern
recognition in the "0 to 1"
Wang Yiping 1, Li
Xiaojian 2*, He Huacan 3*
1. Quzhou Older Science and
Technology Workers Association, Zhejiang wyp3025149@163.com;
324000;
2*. Beijing
North University of Technologylxj1166@qq.com; Beijing
101100;
3*.
Northwestern Polytechnic University, Xi’an hehuac@nwpu;
Xi’an 710072
Abstract: The concept of
"group combination-circular logarithm" for stability,
optimization, control and neural network of complex
multi-body systems is proposed. It satisfies infinite
arbitrary finite multivariate element-cluster group
combinations, integrates the two mathematical fields of
traditional calculus and pattern recognition, and has the
characteristics of closure, multi-system, multi-parameter,
heterogeneity, covariance, unit probability, and
isomorphism. Topological, center-zero symmetry and other
characteristics, optimize the composition of novel
high-order calculus equations "without derivatives, limits,
and logical symbols", and map them to controllable
"irrelevant mathematical models, no specific calculation
element content" circular logarithmic neural network ,In
{0:[0 to (1/2) to 1]:1} zero error arithmetic logic
cognition and parsing. Attached are experimental
explanations and examples of numerical calculation of
quintic calculus equations in one variable.
[Wang Yiping, Li
Xiaojian, He Huacan. On the Stability, Optimization, Control
and Neural Networks of Complex Systems - Cognitive analysis of
high-order calculus equations and pattern recognition in the "0
to 1".
J Am Sci
2022;18(1):18-34]. ISSN 1545-1003
(print); ISSN 2375-7264 (online).
http://www.jofamericanscience.org.
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doi:10.7537/marsjas180122.03.
Keywords: Complex multi-body
system; High-order calculus;Pattern
recognition; Group combination-Circle logarithm;
Three-dimensional five-dimensional space network
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Economic Study of Fish Production in Lake Maryot
Dr. Fatma Elzahraa Ahmed Gerbil1, Dr. Yasmeen Mousa
Abo Elyazeed Mousa1 and Dr. Zainab Mohktar Kolib2
1Agricultural
Economics Research Institute - Agricultural Research Center,
Egypt
2National
Institute of Oceanography Fisheries (NIOF), Egypt
Email:
drfatmagebril@gmail.com
Abstract:
The problem with research was the instability of fish production
in Lake Maryot, especially during the period (2015- 2019),
Although the lake has been developed by the Public Authority for
the Development of Fisheries, Fish production peaked at about
12.30 thousand tons in 2015, an estimated 65% increase over
2014. The following years, however, it declined by between 15%
and 35%. In the context of the research problem, the research
aimed at: (1) Study of the evolution of fish production from
Lake Maryot during the period (2005-2019), (2) Study of the
current status and productivity of fishing units on Lake Maryot,
(3) estimating the optimal production of fish in Lake Maryot,
(4) estimate of seasonal evidence of fluctuations in fish
production from Lake Maryot ott fisheries, and (5)
identification of the main impediments to the development of
fish production on Lake Ma Maryot in order to establish
procedures and measures to address and overcome them. The
research produced a series of findings, the most important of
which were: The increase in 2015 was due to an increase in water
levels during this year as a result of development and clean-up
work in 2014, as well as a reduction in production in the
following years as a result of a reduction in water levels by
about 30 cm in November 2015, The period from 2015 to 2019 was
also found to have seen a marked improvement in the productivity
of the fishing units used on the lake, and fish production on
the lake was found to take place in the third non-economic stage
of the production function. By applying the Cipher surplus model
to Lake Maryot catches, maximum sustainable production was
estimated (MSY) about 8,478 thousand tons/year, using optimal
effort (Fmax) Estimated at 808 compounds, comparing
the estimated production of the model with actual production
shows that actual production exceeded the permitted production
in 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2019 using a higher than optimal fishing
effort Based on the study of seasonal fluctuations in
production, average seasonal fish production exceeds the overall
average of about 808.18 tons during the spring and summer, While
falling through in winter and autumn, With an estimated seasonal
ratio of 98.82% and 91%, respectively, and the seasonal
coefficient was about 1.13, Examination of the constraints to
the development of Lake Maryot's fisheries shows that the most
significant among them are pollution of the lake's waters as a
result of various sources of wastewater (industrial, sanitary
and agricultural), the lake's exposure to drying and Backlogs,
and overfishing.
[Fatma Elzahraa Ahmed Gerbil, Yasmen Mousa Abo Elyazeed Mousa
and Zainab Mohktar Kolib.
Economic Study of Fish
Production in Lake Maryot
J Am Sci
2022;18(1):35-43]. ISSN
1545-1003 (print); ISSN 2375-7264 (online).
http://www.jofamericanscience.org.
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doi:10.7537/marsjas180122.04.
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Lake Maryot - overfishing - overproduction model - Schaefer |
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Parameters Related to Year-Wise Break-Up of Total Sanctions and
Disbursement of Loan (Rs. in Lack) in performance of Haryana
financial corporation
1Dr. Gulab Singh and 2Pragati Yadav
1Associate Professor, Department of Commerce, SunRise
University, Alwar, Rajasthan (India)
2Research Scholar, Department of Commerce, SunRise University,
Alwar, Rajasthan (India)
e-mail-
karamveeryadav74@gmail.com
Abstract: Financial assistance sanctioned and disbursed forms an
important parameter for analysing the performance of HFC. As
shown in table 1, in the first year of its establishment, HFC
sanctioned the loan of Rs. 115.40 lacs to 29 units and actually
disbursed Rs. 113.61 lacs to 37 units. The percentage of
disbursement to sanction was very high i.e. 98%. Amount of loan
sanctioned and disbursed increased to Rs. 27872.97 lacs and Rs.
23159.04 lacs respectively in 1995-96, and the percentage of
amount disbursed to amount sanctioned was 83%. But subsequently
from 1996-97 to 2005-06, decline had taken place both in amount
sanctioned and amount disbursed. The reason for low sanction and
disbursement of loan is the low demand of credit of HFC. And the
reason for low demand of credit of HFC is lack of adequate
demand of indigenous product due to intensive competition
from imports. The Corporation is also facing competition from
banks. In the last year of study, we see some progress. In
2006-07, HFC sanctioned and disbursed Rs. 17067.41 lacs and Rs.
6709.00 lacs respectively. As far as the annual compound growth
rates of amount sanctioned and amount disbursed are concerned,
it is 13.3% and 10.8% respectively, which are satisfactory.
Hence we can say that the performance of HFC in terms of
sanction and disbursement is satisfactory.
[Singh, G. and Yadav, P. Parameters Related to Year-Wise
Break-Up of Total Sanctions and Disbursement of Loan (Rs. in
Lack) in performance of Haryana financial corporation. J
Am Sci
2022;18(1):44-48]. ISSN
1545-1003 (print); ISSN 2375-7264 (online).
http://www.jofamericanscience.org.
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doi:10.7537/marsjas180122.05.
Keywords:
Total Sanctions, Disbursement of Loan, Haryana financial
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Evaluation of
Dependence of the Gradient between Arterial and End-tidal Pco2
on The Fraction of Inspired Oxygen
Ashgan Abd El
Maboud Hamed Fayed, Prof. Khaled Talaat Muhammad, Prof. Sahar
Abd-Elazim Abd-Elaziz, Dr. Mostafa Mansour Mehrez
Pdiatrics
Department, Faculty of Medicine, Tanta University, Tanta, Egypt
Email:
d.ashganfayed@gmail.com
Abstract:
Hypocarbia and/or hypercarbia are implicated as a causative
factor in periventricular leukomalacia, intra-ventricular
hemorrhage, and chronic lung disease. A (40) Patients were
studied on mechanical ventilation were divided into four groups
according to FiO2 level administration. In the
present study there was statistically significant increase in Hb
in group II in the 2nd day compared with the 1st
day. Otherwise, there was no statistically significant
difference throughout the study. The present study showed that
there was statistically significant increase in pH in group IV
in the 2nd day compared with 1stday.
Otherwise, there was no statistically significant difference
throughout the study. The present study showed that there was
statistically significant increase in PaO2
in group I compared with group III in the 1st day. In
addition, there was statistically significant increase in groups
I and II compared with group IV in the 2nd day.
Moreover, there was statistically significant increase group II
and III in 2nd day compared with 1st day.
Additionally, there was statistically significant increase in D
change of groups II and III compared with and group IV. The
present study showed that
.there was
statistically significant increase in
EtCO2 in
group I compared with group IV in the 2nd day.
Otherwise, there was no statistically significant difference
throughout the study. The present study showed that there was
statistically significant increase in
MABP in group I, and II
compared with group III, IV in 1st day respectively.
Also, there was statistically significant increase in group IV
in the 2nd day compared with 1st day,
Moreover, There was statistically significant decrease in D
change in group I, II and III compared with group IV.
The
present study showed that there
was significant positive correlation between EtCO2
and PaCO2 in group I and group III in the 1st
day of follow up. Also, significant positive correlation
in % of change
in group I compared with other groups.
[Ashgan Abd El
Maboud Hamed Fayed, Khaled Talaat Muhammad, Sahar Abd-Elazim
Abd-Elaziz, Mostafa Mansour Mehrez.
Evaluation of
Dependence of the Gradient between Arterial and End-tidal Pco2
on The Fraction of Inspired Oxygen.
J Am Sci 2022;18(1):49-60].
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http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 6.
doi:10.7537/marsjas180122.06.
Keywords:
ABGs,
PaCO2,
EtCO2,
MABP |
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Key Factors of Success in
Implementing ERP Strategy
Homayon Motameni 1,
Majid Abutalebi 2, Naznoosh Etminan 3
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Department of Computer, Sari branch, Islamic Azad University,
Sari, Iran
2.
Department of Computer, Sari branch, Islamic Azad University,
Sari, Iran
3.
Department of Computer, Sari branch, Islamic Azad University,
Sari, Iran
naznooshetminan@yahoo.com
Abstract:
As a representation of dynamism
of human thought, organizations try to use IT tools to improve
their performance and survive in competitive arena. Variable
tastes of the customers have created markets in which prompt
response to consumers' needs is an accepted principle. The
success condition is such an environment is to possess complete,
due and accurate information to be a base for the organization's
decision-making and response to market demands. Using modern IT
systems is considered as the pre-condition of gaining and
processing the information. One of the most important tools of
information and communication technologies that play a vital
role in integration of information and operation of the
institutes and can makes the grounds for any organization to
join global markets is to use Enterprise Resource Planning
systems (ERP). ERP is currently considered as one of the newest
management and planning tools. Using and implementing the
process of ERP systems is a technical-social challenge that
affects the strategic and operational levels of any company and
whose implementation will not necessarily lead to expected
outputs. Thus it is necessary to evaluate the key influencing
factors on the readiness of the organization in successful
implementation of ERP. Unfortunately, there has not been enough
attention to localizing the factors of the readiness of Iranian
organizations in implementing ERP. The main objective of this
research is to identify and evaluate the key effective factors
on implementing ERP strategy in Apadana
Ceram Company that is an
important manufacturer in tile and ceramic industry. Studying
the literature review and related studies and researches led us
to identify 36 factors. These factors were classified in 4
groups: organizational factors, process factors,
technology-related factors, and human resource-related factors.
Then the most important factors were identified regarding the
special conditions of tile and ceramic industry in general and
Apadana Ceram Company in particular. Beside to the main
objective of the research, we followed some subsidiary
objectives to be used as a guide to successful implementation of
the project in similar companies. This research is a
practical-descriptive one. The theoretical data were collected
in library method, and the needed data were collected from a
questionnaire that was presented to 52 employees of ERP project
in Apadana Ceram. Totally 46 employees completed the
questionnaire.
[Homayon Motameni, Majid
Abutalebi, Naznoosh Etminan. Key Factors of Success in
Implementing ERP Strategy .
J Am Sci
2022;18(1):61-68].
ISSN 1545-1003 (print); ISSN 2375-7264
(online).
http://www.jofamericanscience.org.
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doi:10.7537/marsjas180122.07.
Keywords:
Material Requirement
planningsystems (MRP), Re-engineering of the Processes,
Enterprise Resource Planning systems (ERP), Key factors of
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Preparation of γ-Al2O3
Using Sodium Bicarbonate as Precipitating Agent for Methanol
Dehydration to DME
Seyyed Ya’ghoob
Hosseini and Mohammad Reza Khosravi Nikou*
.Gas
Engineering Department, Petroleum University of Technology, P.
O. Box 63431, Ahwaz, Iran
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mr.khosravi@put.ac.ir
Abstract:
Nano-sized crystalline γ-Al2O3
was synthesized by co-precipitation method as a suitable
catalyst for production of DME from methanol. In this method,
aqueous solution of aluminum nitrate and sodium bicarbonate were
added simultaneously drop by drop to a well-stirred 75 ml volume
of distilled water (taken in a beaker) at 70°C to precipitate
aluminum cations in the form of hydroxides in the pH range of
7.5-8.5. Then, aging was carried out at the same temperature for
18 h. The aged precipitate was further washed with water and
then by ethanol and acetone to remove sodium contaminations and
then dried at room temperature. Finally, the calcination of
precipitates at 560°C/5h in air produced porous nano-sized γ-Al2O3
powder particles. The synthesized catalyst was characterized by
XRD, NH3-TPD and N2 adsorption-desorption
techniques. Finally, methanol dehydration reaction over the
synthesized catalyst was successfully carried out in a fixed bed
micro reactor to produce DME.
[Seyyed
Ya’ghoob Hosseini,
Mohammad Reza
Khosravi Nikou.
Preparation of γ-Al2O3 Using Sodium
Bicarbonate as Precipitating Agent for Methanol Dehydration to
DME. J Am Sci
2022;18(1):69-73].
ISSN 1545-1003 (print); ISSN 2375-7264
(online).
http://www.jofamericanscience.org.
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doi:10.7537/marsjas180122.08.
Keywords:
Co-precipitation;
Dimethyl ether; γ-Al2O3; Methanol
dehydration; Sodium bicarbonate. |
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The Effect of Gender on
Correlation between Workaholism and Job Stress
(Among management faculty members of Azad Islamic University, Northern
Tehran Branch)
Ali Alikhani
Department of management and
Social Sciences, Azad Islamic University, Northern Tehran Branch
geetakh@gmail.com
Abstract:
The objective of this survey is
to study the relationship between work
a
holism and job stress
among Management and Social Sciences
Faculty members of Azad
University. Additionally, this research is going to study the
effect of gender as a moderator variable. Total population of
this survey is 223 people and 141 people were
selected as the sample of
the population. To test the sampling adequacy we used Kaiser-
Meyer- Olkin- Bartlett
Measure of Sampling
Adequacy. To measure the
correlation between work
a
holism and job stress,
Spence, Robbins, and Ahmad's Questionnaire was used. Reliability
for all questioners is eighty five percent (85%), and the
validity of the questioner was confirmed by the supervisor and
other committee members. We used descriptive statistical method
such as drawing diagram and index for data analysis, and
inferential statistics. The results show
that the correlation
between work
a
holism and job stress is
significant at the 0.1 level and their relationship is positive.
It also has been shown that at 0.5 level, gender variable still
doesn't have significant effect as a moderator on the
relationship between job stress and workaholism. Consequently,
the first hypothesis of the research is confirmed and the second
hypothesis is rejected.
[Ali Alikhani. The Effect of
Gender on Correlation between Workaholism and Job Stress. J
Am Sci
2022;18(1):74-80].
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(online).
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Gender, Job stress, Workaholism |
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