Fuzzy Soft Connectedness on Fuzzy Soft Topological Spaces
In this paper fuzzy soft connectedness on fuzzy soft topological spaces are defined. Some related properties regarding the newly defined concepts are proved.
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Genetic Diversity Analysis in Jatropha (Jatropha curcas L.) genotypes
Steady decrease in crude petroleum oil reserve from earth and increasing demand of petroleum oil as source of generating energy for automobile and other sectors of industry, has led to adopt an alternative strategies for the production of bio-fuel from plants genetic resources to avert the risk of impaired supply of fuels, in future, from resource countries. Jatropha curcas is known as bio-fuel production crop. The oil present in its seeds used for extraction of bio-fuel. Genetic diversity analysis was performed during 2015-16 on 10 years old plants of 20 Jatropha curcas genotypes that were collected from different regions of India. The seeds were planted in randomized block design with three replications during 2005. Observations were recorded on 14 morphological characters. Field data were used for computation of ANOVA, estimation of genetic parameters and Mahalanobis D2 statistics. Significant differences were registered for all traits. Days to flowering, number of fruit clusters per plant and 100 seed weight showed additive genetic effect. Twenty genotypes were grouped into 3 clusters comprised of three, sixteen and one genotypes respectively and suggested that geographical diversity not related to the genetic diversity. Seed yield per plant, fruits per cluster, post floral period and secondary branches per plant contributed maximum towards genetic divergence. Three lines were found promising for the development of superior genotype.
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Haematology and serum biochemistry of laying birds fed with graded levels of fumonisin B1 with and without Vitamin C
An experiment was conducted with One hundred and five (105) point-of-lay Isa brown breed at 18 weeks and twenty-one (21) cocks at 25 weeks to assess the haematology and serum biochemistry of laying birds fed with graded levels of Fumonisin with or without vitamin C. The birds (layers) were assigned to Seven (7) dietary treatments of 15 birds each at three (3) birds per replicate. The treatments were classified according to inclusion level of Fumonisin B1 and Vitamin C. Treatment A served as the control, B (10 mg/kg of FB1), C (20 mg/kg of FB1), D (30 mg/kg of FB1), E (10 mg/kg of FB1 + Vitamin C), F (20 mg/kg of FB1 + Vitamin C), and G (30mg/kg of FB1 + Vitamin C). Significant differences were observed in PCV, Hb, WBC and Eos for levels of FB1 inclusion. Glucose and AST, showed significant differences (P<0.05) in levels of inclusion of FB1 in the diets. Meanwhile, the result shows that Vitamin C can effectively ameliorated the toxic effect of the FB1.
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Heat treatment effect on the thermal properties of Aluminium 7075 alloys
This paper describes the study of coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) of as-cast and heat treated aluminium 7075 alloys. These alloys were subjected to different aging durations. The stir casting technique is used to prepare the specimens. These specimens were machined in accordance with ASTM standards followed by heat treatment process. All the specimens were aged to different periods of 1hr, 3hr, 5hr at an aging temperature of 175 oC. Coefficient of thermal expansion tests were performed in both as-cast and heat treated conditions. In each case the coefficient of thermal expansion values were found to increase with increase in aging durations. Solution heat treatment at 530 oC followed by artificial aging at 175 oC found to increase in dimension change of every specimen tested. The coefficient of thermal expansion curves exhibited some residual strains, which were decreased with the increase in aging durations.
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Hedonic Analysis of Consumers’ Preference in the Choice of Cowpea In Ibadan Metropolis of Oyo State, Nigeria
This paper investigated the hedonic analysis of consumers’ preference on the cowpea in the Ibadan metropolis. 100 cowpea sellers were selected by a purposive random sampling technique in five major markets in Ibadan.79% of the respondents were female while the rest 21% of them were male. 89% of the respondents sell a combination of varieties i.e. Peu/Drum, Sokoto, Mala, Olo and Oloyin for their nutritive value, popularity and availability which may be used for boiled whole grain cooking, fried cowpea balls (akara), and steamed cowpea cake (moin-moin). 75% of the respondents do not use any chemical to store cowpea grains.Also, analysis of Covariance model which was used capture price-quality relationship of the type of cowpea purchased by consumers revealed that there is a significant relationship between the number of holes in each of the cowpea varieties and their respective prices in the various markets sampled in the study area. Hence, the numbers of holes appear to be the major determining factors affecting the prices of various cowpea types in the study area.
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Heterogeneous Framework for Indian Cybercrime Cases
The internet has served as the global language of the virtual world since the beginning of the digital world and the Internet in India is increasing rapidly .Internet served seriously in many more areas in current scenario like Trade, education, sports, and research. Internet is treated as coin because it having two sides merits and demerits. A major problem of internet in current scenario is “Cyber Crime”. Here we study and analysis about the current cyber crimes in India through the literature survey, government annual reports, verbal communication with ethical hackers and many more techniques like Questionnaires and from the head of cyber cell from different states in India. We also study and analysis the different cyber crimes case studies which is occurred in different states in India and Indian cyber laws framework is compared with other country framework. So, finally we conclude that, our cyber laws frameworks having some of the vulnerabilities and problems for executing cyber cases compare to other countries. So we propose a heterogeneous approach or model for executing our legal framework smoothly against the cybercrimes in current scenario.
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Hydrological Survey and Determination of Ecological Water Requirements in Parishan Wetland
Wetlands are one of the most important aquatic ecosystems that play a significant role in modifying the quantity and quality of water, providing economic and tourist opportunities as well as drinking water and livelihood for aboriginal people. Establishing and maintaining a suitable water regime as well as wise use of wetland ecosystems in such a way to preserve their functions and values are considered as the most important management issues in wetlands. The basin of the Parishan International Wetland is located between 51° and 44' and 51° and 51' of east longitude and 29° and 32' and 30'' of north latitude of Fars province. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the hydrology and determine the environmental abonne of Parishan Wetland to preserve and rescue this international wetland. Aiming at this goal, remote sensing techniques and the data recorded by related organizations were used. The results of the study showed that the currents of water entering the wetland over the solar year of 1380 consisted of runoff (20.06 million cubic meters), rainfall (14.75 million cubic meters), springs (5.487 million cubic meters) and groundwater leakage to the wetland (34.663 million cubic meters); the output of the wetland was also subject to evaporation (85.1 million cubic meters). Also, the amount of ecological water required by the wetland is equivalent to 110.96 million cubic meters.
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Implementing cancellation of 50 Hz interference in ECG
As the world’s population grows, the need for health care increases. This necessity has caused the invasion of engineering methods in medical field. A remote sensor is connected to an amplifier via a length of cable in order to measure the required parameter in the medical field. The amplifier output contains not only the sensor signal, but also a 50- or 60-Hz component due to stray pickup from power mains. Pickup of this type is often associated with sensitive high-impedance sensors like microphones and electrodes. Such hum may prove to be merely bothersome in a high-fidelity sound reproduction system, but it can be overwhelming when attempting to measure very small voltages, such as is found when trying to obtain a patient’s electrocardiogram (ECG). This paper briefs the implementation of Adaptive noise cancellation algorithms such as LMS algorithm and RLS algorithm using MATLAB 6 (R12) suitable for real time implementation, which can be used during measurements, will be developed.
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Influence of girdling, thinning and GA3 on fruit quality and shelf life of grape (vitis vinifera) cv. perlette
Grape is one of the most delicious, refreshing and nourishing fruits. One of the most important cultivars of grape, cv. Perlette is being grown extensively in northern India owing to its attractive colour, heavy bearing and good fruit quality. However, more thrust is to be laid on further improvement of the fruit quality. In this report we demonstrate the effect of girdling, thinning and application of GA3 on fruit quality and shelf life of grape. Girdling + 40 ppm of GA3 proved most effective in increasing the quality in terms of total soluble solids (TSS) (17.47 %), total sugar (8.94 %) reducing sugar (10.35 %), TSS/acid ratio (27.24 %) and resulted in decrease in acidity (24.59 %). During storage at room temperature minimum physiological loss in weight (9.42 %) was observed after three days of storage. The present study therefore suggests that girdling and growth regulator application is a desirable practice to enhance berry ripening and fruit quality in grape cv. Perlette.
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Innovation of mechanical machinery in medieval centuries, part V: balances and Astrolabes
The Islamic civilization paid great attention to mechanical engineering during the medieval centuries. The mechanical engineers of the Islamic Empire gave outstanding attention to measurement instrumentation including balances and astrolabes. They used balances to adjust commercial activities in the society and for engineering purposes. They succeeded to use the balance in determining the specific weights of both solids and liquids, examining the purity of precious materials and examining the constituents of alloys. They developed the Greek astrolabe and discovered hundreds of applications required by their daily life. They also devised different type of astrolabes such as the planispheric, quadrant and spherical astrolabes. They wrote 100's of manuscripts explaining the design and use of the astrolabe where some of them still surviving up to now in a large number of libraries and museums around the world. The paper discusses the contribution of Islamic scientists to the development and application of balances and astrolabes.
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