IMPACT : International Journal of Research in Applied, Natural and Social Sciences

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Authors: SANDEEP

This paper briefly discusses the Need, Advantage and Problems of Library Automation of Polytechnic college libraries in Haryana. It emphasis that today’s library could not survive without Automation. Library automation is the application of automatic and semiautomatic data processing machines (computers) to perform traditional library housekeeping activities such as acquisition, circulation, cataloguing, reference services and serials control.

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Authors: VASUNDHARA PATIL & DILEEPRAJ PATIL

Sir John Salmond’s defined Law as :'Law is the body of principles recognised and applied by the State in the administration of justice'. It is the general belief that laws are for administering justice. However there is one lesser know aspect of real estate laws which helps the theives against the real owner.The adverse posssesion of any immovable property is an example of injustice meted to real owner as against the illegal person claiming the property as his own, after a particular prescibed time and further he can oust the real owner and become the owner with help of courts. If the object of the laws is to give justice, how can such laws be continued to be used, knowing very well it will benefit the unauthorised occupiers and prevent the title of the authorised person for his own property.The Relevance of this provision of law in the present context is being discussed in this paper. Is it just enough to say that all the laws should be made to adminsiter justice equally to one and all or is it also necessary to implement it.

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Authors: SIMON ROP K, KOSGEI ARUSEI J & ELIUD KIREGER

The public views on resource use in relation to conservation by communities adjacent to South Nandi Forest were obtained through interviews and questionnaires. Sixty questionnaires were distributed to 5 of 9 villages surrounding the forest over a period of 3 months. A design and implementation of different activities (community forest management, institutional strengthening programmes, monitoring and livelihood programmes) to sensitize the population in accordance with community based associations was done. 88.3% of the population benefits readily available fuel wood while practicing agroforestry, 91.7% food crops, 68.3% apiculture and 51.7% livestock. Comparative market survey with the past showed 100% income increase. It was generally observed the community involvement in the conservation of natural resources is a success at South Nandi Forest ecosystem with high level of population awareness as shown by formation of community forest associations (CFA’s) and water users associations (WRUA’s). The forest provides the communities with food such as mushrooms, honey and meat, fuel wood, building materials such as poles, and creepers for tying, wood for carving and traditional medicine.

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Authors: EHSAN A. YAHIA, SUZAN ATTEYA & NAGAT ELMORSY

Breast cancer is one of the highest malignant tumours which affect females in both developed and developing countries, referring to the recent statistics of the WHO and Cancer Research UK Institute. The role of breast cancer nurse starts from the first level of risk assessment up to follow up care of survivors. Aim of the study: to evaluate suggested nursing protocol on breast cancer screening practice. Methods: Total number of 30 female subjects was recruited for the aim of piloting the tailored nursing protocol. Quasi experimental research design was utilized to achieve the aim of the study. Conclusion: The study concluded that implementing the designed nursing protocol enhance life style and breast cancer screening practices among the studied subjects.

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Authors: ADESINA. K. ADIO

In this research paper, the Natural Decomposition Method (NDM) is implemented for solving the linear and nonlinear Klein Gordon equations. The method which is based on the Natural Transform Method (NTM) and the Adomian Decomposition Method (ADM) is use to obtain exact solutions of three modelling problems from Mathematical Physics. The results obtained are in agreement with existing solutions obtained by other methods and demonstrate the simplicity and efficiency of the NDM. KEYWORDS: Adomian Decomposition Method, Klein Gordon Equations, Natural Transform, Sumudu Transform, Laplace Transform

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Authors: R.P.DIWAKAR & VIBHA YADAV

“Mastitis” is an inflammation of parenchyma of mammary gland which is characterized by physical, chemical and microbiological changes in milk and pathological changes in glandular tissue (Radostits et al., 1994). Mastitis is occurring in most of the animals but major economic importance in cattles and buffaloes due to its effect on quality and quantity of milk in high yielder animals. To avoid the economic losses, it is important to identify the disease in early stage. Unlike the clinical form, in subclinical form there is neither visual detection of abnormalities in milk nor in mammary gland. So, routine diagnostic screening tests for early detection of mastitis are necessary to treat it and to avoid economic losses (Galdhar and Roy. 2003).

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Authors: DONBOKLANG SYIEMLIEH, S. SARAVANAN, MURALIDHARAN. B & V.M PRASAD

The present investigation entitled “Effect of Plant Growth Regulators on Growth and Flower Yield of Petunia (Petunia x hybrida) cv. Purple Prince” was carried out during 2015– 2016 at research field of Department of Horticulture, Allahabad School of Agriculture, SHIATS, Allahabad. The experiment included thirteen treatments and three replications. Treatment details were T0 (Control), T1 (GA3 @100ppm), T2 (GA3@150ppm), T3 (GA3@200ppm), T4 (GA3@300ppm), T5 (CCC@250ppm), T6 (CCC@500ppm), T7 (CCC@700ppm), T8 (CCC@800ppm) and T9 (NAA@30ppm), T10 (NAA@40ppm), T11 (NAA@50ppm), T12 (NAA60@1250ppm). It was concluded that application of GA3 @300 ppm in treatment T4 was found to be superior on plant height(23.00cm), plant spread(48.63cm), number of branches(13.30), number of leaves(570.50) and application of T8 NAA@60ppm was found to be minimum on no. of days for first flower bud emerge(51.47days), and treatment T8 CCC@800ppm fresh weight of flower(4.3g), diameter of flower(6.70cm) and treatment T1 GA3@100ppm was found to be superior on number of flowers per plant(54.47), yield of flowers per plant(126.63 g), yield of flowers per plot(1115.33 g) and yield of flowers per hectare(7.56 t) was observed as compared with control.

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Authors: NAVAL RAGHUWANSHI, R. S. RAGHUWANSHI & SHEELA RAGHUWANSHI

An attempt has been made to identify the variables those having significant correlation with soybean yield. The values of partial regression coefficients (b-values) were worked out and it is observed that soybean yield was negatively and significantly influenced by irrigated oilseed area in Bareli tehsil in Raisen district of Madhya Pradesh. The multiple R² (Coefficient of determination) value had been found 49.99 per cent at district level to imply all variables put together only 49.99 per cent of total had been rendered explicable. The multiple R² value at district level indication that some other variables like rainfall during crop season, fertilizer consumption etc also had substantial effect on the yield of soybean. Studies further indicate that 0.174 to 7.79 per cent variation in yield contributed by all three variables included in the study in regards to tehsils. Thus, on the basis of above finding it can be concluded that none of the studied variables emerged undisputedly as the most important factor in determine yield variation because none of these had influence on soybean yield at district level.

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Authors: JAGRITI KAUR GARCHA & HARMINDER KAUR SAINI

Tunics inspired from Anasazi ceramic patterns were prepared through printing on the basis of consumer preferences using standard body measurements of 36” size. Developed tunic designs were evaluated by sample of 30 respondents on the basis of design, fabric type, silhouette and overall appearance. It was found that tunic design A1 was given first rank on the basis of all the parameters. Majority of the respondents rated the prepared tunics as very good. The largest percentage of the respondents, consider the quoted price of tunics as adequate. Highest profit margin was possible in case of design L1 i.e. 29.1 per cent, followed by design A1 with profit margin of 25.9 per cent.

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Authors: ANOOP SINGH, BRAJESH SHARMA, NAVEEN GAURAV & NEETA SINGH

As the word Environment gained its eloquence, in 1972 from the well focused United Nations Conference on the Human Environment which became the periphery of interrelating day to day human activities & its effect on Environment. Further the momentum has been attained in 1992, from the U.N Conference on Environment & Development named as Earth Summit which resulted in farming action plan to achieve Sustainable Development & so emerged the most relevant tool to assess a potential project for environmental impacts known as “EIA”. EIA envisages the future environmental impacts arising from upcoming project or a development activity providing suitable options & feasible measures for reduction of adverse impacts, making project friendly to lives of number of local habitants & hence maintaining sustainable livelihoods. Hence EIA is the best perceived tool for achieving the sustainability, i.e. desired balance between needs of today keeping in mind the demands of future generations. The approach sustainable development was introduced into the global scenario in the 1980s as a sphere corelating economic development, the natural environment and people. This paper reviews the various analytical tools available to determine environmental impacts & there applications & respective comparison with EIA. The objectives of study to a large extent has been based on mapping & analysis of relevant flows of material, energy, environmental impacts & CO2 generation per tonne of clinker & cement in Jaypee Sidhi Cement Plant, Sidhi (M.P.) –India, A unit of Jaiprakash Associates through Life Cycle Assessment tool. LCA methods is used for compiling & examining the inputs & outputs of energy, raw material, environmental impacts & emissions directly attributable to the manufacture & functioning of a production of product from “Cradle to Grave”. Production of cement involves the consumption of large quantities of raw materials, energy & pyro- processing. Also cement production is one of the largest contributors to global Co2 emissions. Environmental impacts are taken in study as per national ambient air quality standards, 2009 of MoFF & CC. LCA methods are more precisely defined in ISO standards 14040 & 14044. Major thrust on following sections have been given in the study is goal & scope definition, inventory analysis, impacts assessment & interpretation. Potential impacts are also evaluated using the software & help of International Reference Life Cycle Data System Method recommended by European Commission in this study. Cost based analyses of above different segments were too taken in account in this research paper.