Volume 5 | Issue 4 |

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An energy audit is a method of inspection the way energy is used and recognizes areas where wastage can be minimized if not total exterminate. It comprises of several tasks which can be carried out depending on the nature of audit and the purpose of the audited facility. The procedure of auditing starts by reviewing the historical data of consumption of energy which can be further collected from the electricity bills. By using these data we are capable to comprehend the forms of energy used and also their trend. After attaining the information based on energy consumption, an energy audit would be our next step. This program will further involve the site survey in order to acquire information on present energy used. An energy audit conducted in this paper indicates some of the opportunities that energy auditor can study after performing an analysis of this institute. An energy audit was conducted in the administrative block of Uttaranchal University and suitable approaches of adjusting and improving energy were recommended so as to decrease the energy requirements and hence the overall cost spent towards energy consumption.

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Energy audit in building, different light loads, collection of data, energy conservation

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The functional and structural relationship of the biological sequence is determined by similarities in that sequence. Pursuing of similarity among biological sequences is an important research area that can bring insight into the evolutionary and genetic relationships among the genes. This paper will present a critical review of different multiple sliding window based pattern matching algorithms, which are Two Sliding Window (TSW), Enhanced Two Sliding Window (ETSW) and Four Sliding Window (FSW). All these algorithms are variations of Berry-Ravindran algorithm. This review provides insight into determining the efficient sliding window based algorithm. An algorithm with less number of character comparisons and less number of passes in proportion is the one that provides good result.

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Character comparison, exact pattern matching, sliding window, Berry-Ravindran, bad character shift.

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The purpose of the present paper is to introduce a new subclass of meromorphic functions with positive coefficients defined by convolution. Coefficient inequalities, growth and distortion inequalities as well as closure result are obtained. Properties of an integral operator and its inversed defined on the new class is also discussed.

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Meromorphic functions, starlike functions, convolution, integral operator.

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Investigations on the comparing the effect of chemical pesticides and NPM practices on the activity of chilli pests natural enemies( Farmer Friend insects) viz., Coccinellid beetles and chrysoperla carnea carried out during 2012-213 and 2013-2014 kharif seasons at the Karchal village of Medak District, Telangana state. The experiment was laid out in RBD ( Randomized Block Design). The spray schedule treatment (T3) was recorded highest number of coccinellid beetles In this , 2 sprays of Nimbecidine (NB) (5ml/l) at 2 & 5 WAT (Weeks After Transplanting), 2 sprays of 5% Custard Apple Leaf Extracts (Cae) at 7 & 11 WAT and Neem Oil (NO) (5ml/l) at 9 WAT. The spray schedule treatment (T9) was recorded highest number of Chrysoperla carnea, In this, Four sprays of NSKE 5% at 2,5, 7&11 WAT and 5% Vitex Decoction at 9WAT. whereas chemical pesticide practices recorded least number of natural enemies, In this, Two sprays of Dimethoate 30EC (1.7ml/l) at 2,5 WAT and Dicofol 18.5 EC (2.5ml/l)+ Carbaryl 50WP (4 ml/l) at 7, 11 WAT.

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Natural enemies, Chemical pesticides, Custard apple leaf Extracts, Vitex Decoction, Neem Seed Kernel Extract (NSKE),plant extracts.

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After Second World War, world has divided into two parts; West and East. Western countries followed capitalism and Eastern countries followed communism. Cold war has started between them. That time Asian and African countries were newly independents. The main problem in front of newly countries; how they maintain their independents. These countries want to fight against poverty and food security. They did not want to merge neither bloc communism nor anti communism. That is why Nehru favored ‘NON-Alignment Policy’. Nehru believed that developing countries should be focused on development and progress than power politics. Nehru establishes links with many Asian leaders Sukarno of Indonesia Bandaranayke of Sri-Lanka and many others. Nehru did many efforts to establish NAM as an international movement .In the conference of U.N.O. in 1945 Asia and Africa’s representative forward the idea of unity of two continents and turned to J.L.Nehru for the right initiative.

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Non-Alignment, Relevance, Developed and developing countries.

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AWARENESS ON CHRONIC LIFESTYLE DISEASES AMONG HIGHER EDUCATION STUDENTS IN CUDDALORE DISTRICT

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The main objective of the study was to understand the problems and issues faced by urban working women in India. The study was confined to the urban working women in white collared jobs in the city of Kolkata, India. A mixed methods approach involving face to face interviews, focus group discussions and questionnaire technique including both close-ended and open-ended questions was chosen for effective elicitation of data from the respondents. Methods triangulation was adapted for establishing validity and reliability of the study. The study was based on primary data collected from Kolkata city to find out the possible solutions for working women which could help them to overcome the problems that they face in the workplace. The results of the study showed that different age group of working women have different kinds of problems and challenges and different categories as married, single, divorcee, separated, have different issues at stake in the workplace. Some problems are definitely common, like mental and physical stress, stressful life and work place discrimination etc. But some challenges are age or category specific, like prejudiced and stereotyped thinking, safety and security issues, and problem of glass ceiling etc. Some probable solutions for problems plaguing urban working women that could help them to overcome the problems that they face in the workplace are proper safety and security measures by the parent organizations, sensitive and supporting partners at home, and appropriate grievance redressal mechanisms for women in place at the workplace.

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Women Harrasment, Urban, Working woman, Problems.

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Solar Power, Solar Energy, Sustainable Source, Wind energy, Photovoltaic (PV), Sunlight, electricity etc.

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The Aim of the Thesis is to obtain low power, low leakage 7T SRAM single ended input and output cell with speed up to good level and minimum area penalty. This paper analyses standard 6T, new 7T SRAM and 8T SRAM (static random access memory) cell in light of power consumption, leakage current and time delay to verify their functionality and robustness at 65nm Technology. The 7T SRAM cell consumes 50%-70% less power during write operation and 30%-60% less power consumption during the read operation. It shows 80% improvement in static noise margin (SNM), 85% improvement in read static noise margin (RSNM) and 45% improvement in write static noise margin (WSNM). Leakage current reduction is 10%-20%. Therefore a single ended input output 7 transistor SRAM cell using 65nm Technology is suitable for low voltage regime.

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7T SRAM, Leakage Current, Noise Margine, SNM, RSNM, WSNM

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Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, one of the popular Anglo Indian writers of the present century has achieved world-wide recognition for her unique skill in presenting the various aspects of Indian Society despite being European born. She seems very keen observer of the causes for which westerners visit eastern country India and how their attitude towards India are developed that they settle here only. She also satirises those Indians who avoid the reality and beauty of their own country just for the craze of transitory modernity.

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Impact of encounter, discrimination, conflict, cultural variations

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