Volume 11 | Issue 4 |

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The world is filled with emotion that adds touch to moments, relationships, and events. In my article, I involve emotions filling the moments and relationships based on the novel Pet Sematary and Carrie. The article is based on the good and bad sides of the characters and the positive and negative sides of the character's life as portrayed by the author. The article corners on whatever happens within the situation should be accepted and not tend to be changed for one's pleasure. The article is worked within the chaos created through emotional imbalance and instability to control one's anger, regret, and guilt. The work denotes the emotional barriers in relationships based on moments faced by the characters and the imbalance created by the dark entity in the mind.

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Anger, guilt, imbalance, instability, and regret.

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The constant increase in the consumption of fossil fuels is consequent upon the ever-increasing population in the present days. The Greenhouse Gas emissions from these fossil fuels are constantly degrading the planet and causing global warming and other pollutant emission-related problems. As such, the situation demands an alternate source of energy that can be used to overcome the forecasted future energy crisis. In addition, if the energy source is clean and renewable, it will also reduce environmental issues. In this quest for an alternate and renewable energy resource, scientists have come up with a variety of options among which biodiesel-diesel blends as alternative fuels have become a popular option and have the attention of many researchers.

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Palmyra oil, Transesterification, Palmyra oil methyl ester (POME), Biodiesel, Performance, Emission.

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Human Territoriality is the act of delimiting and controlling an area of space, a territory in order to control place and things. The present study discusses Michael Ondaatje's Warlight, paying particular attention to territoriality which is used by the characters as a controlling strategy. Space assets play a vital role in the formulation and implementation of great power strategies across the globe. They act as a force multiplier that can enhance territorial power and prestige. This article analyzes the role of space in the implementation of power. Territorial security is a prerequisite for allowing regular people and legal goods to travel within and across national boundaries with some degree of freedom, while preventing the free movement of illicit items and people who pose security risks. Here, Territorial security is found to be important after encountering a war with relevance to the novel.

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KEYWORDS: Human Territoriality, Space, War, Territorial Security

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Abstract: Instead of being driven as a service, the insurance sector is driven as a commodity. Offering a low price is essential, improving risk assessment is a preoccupation, and rapidly processing customers is a major focus. As a result, unlike in other industries, the digital transformation is still not given high emphasis. In the meantime, with the advent of the digital and everything online, the retail customer wants to be able to reach everything everywhere at all times in addition to being able to access anything, anywhere, at any time. The customer wants to purchase specialised goods and services that are promoted via mobile, tablet, or computer. One of the key factors now influencing economic growth is the digital revolution. The conservative insurance industry is faced with opportunities and problems because to the necessity to adapt to the digital economy as a result of Internet usage and the rapidly changing business environment. The global pandemic COVID-19 has had an effect and has sped up the insurance industry's slow process of going digital.

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Keywords: Risk Assessment, Digital Transformation, Digital Revolution and Digital Economy

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The completion of root development and closure of the apex occurs up to 3 years after the eruption of the tooth and any kind of pulpal injury during this period provides a significant challenge for the clinician. : Open apices commonly arise secondary to pulpal necrosis as a result of caries or trauma in an immature tooth with incomplete root formation. Apexification is a technique for inducing closure of the non-vital permanent teeth at the apex . A nonvital tooth with open apex is a challenging clinical condition for the dentist as it requires a systematic diagnosis of the problem and a customized treatment plan. The conventional method of apexification with calcium hydroxide has certain disadvantages such as a very long period of treatment, chances of tooth fracture and an incomplete calcification of the bridge. MTA has gained importance as an alternative treatment for management of open apices as it overcomes these disadvantages. Also MTA also has low cytotoxicity and superior biocompatibility as compared to calcium hydroxide used before. The current case report illustrates a case where MTA were used successfully for one step apexification in teeth with open apex.

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Key words: Apexification, apical barrier, platelet rich fibrin (PRF), mineral trioxide (MTA

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The installation of solar panels on buildings has become increasingly popular in recent years due to the growing demand for renewable energy sources. However, the installation of these panels may impact the structural stability of the building, depending on the arrangement and weight of the panels. The aim of this study is to analyze the impact of solar panel installation arrangements on the structural stability of buildings. To achieve this, a sample of buildings with solar panels will be selected and analyzed using computer simulations and structural engineering software. The analysis will focus on the impact of the weight distribution, mounting system, and panel orientation on the building's stability. The results of this study will provide valuable insights into the impact of solar panel installation on building structures and inform future design and installation practices. Ultimately, this research aims to promote the safe and effective installation of solar panels on buildings to support the transition to renewable energy sources.

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STAAD-Pro, Solar panel, Structural Analysis, structural integrity

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India is one most traditional nation in world , with wide variety of religion, culture, and customs. In India women play a important role society in managing career and household.

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Difficulties, issues,traditional women's career, family

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marketing strategy, business sales and financial ,analysis .effective

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Abstract : Background : Shoulder pain affects or had affected over 50% of elite lawn tennis players, with 20% reporting ongoing pain. Most continue to play through the pain but report an impact on training, competition and activities of daily living. Shoulder kinematics were different for dominant and non-dominant shoulders. It has been proven that muscle imbalance due to the overuse leading to instability is a major factor leading to scapular dyskinesia. Objective: Aims to find the Prevalence of Scapular Dyskinesia in Elite Lawn Tennis Players in Pune Region. Methods : Study had begun with the presentation of Synopsis to the ethical committee in PES MCOP. An approval was granted from the ethical committee, various Tennis Clubs were visited in and around the city.100 Lawn tennis players were selected on the basis of their inclusion and exclusion criteria. Lateral Scapular Slide Test was performed on the subjects and the data analysis was done. Data entered and Analyzed. Result: Out of 100 participants 43% had Scapular Dyskinesia while the other 57% participants were normal when Lateral Scapular Slide Test (LSST) was performed. 37 Participants out of 43 had Scapular Dyskinesia on the Dominant Side, While the other 6 had Scapular Dyskinesia on the non dominant side. The most common type of Scapular Dyskinesia observed was Type I, followed by type II and Type III. Conclusion : This study concludes that the prevalence of Scapular Dyskinesia in Elite Lawn tennis players in Pune is 43% among 100 participants.37 Participants out of 43 had Scapular Dyskinesia on the Dominant Side, While the other 6 had Scapular Dyskinesia on the non dominant side.This study also concludes that Scapular Dyskinesia type I was the most common type of Scapular Dyskinesia in Elite Lawn Tennis Players.

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Prevalence, Scapular Dyskinesia , Lawn Tennis , Dominant side.

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The increase of environmental awareness and with the shortage of fossil fuels, wind energy is becoming more important than ever. As the market for wind energy grows, wind turbines and wind farms are becoming larger. The shape of the turbine blades plays a crucial role in determining the efficiency and power output of the turbine, as well as its noise and vibration levels. The objective of the project is to Performing a computational fluid dynamic analysis on a single Vertical Axis Wind Turbine (VAWT) with two different blade profiles, elliptical and parabolic. To perform the CFD analysis, a 3D model of the VAWT with the elliptical and parabolic blade profiles was created using a space claim design (CAD) software. The model was then imported into a CFD software package, which used numerical methods to simulate the flow of air around the turbine blades. Examine parameters that affect the performance of these models, such as pressure, velocity, and the way in which the turbine force is projected onto the flow field.

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Wind Energy, turbine blades, elliptical blades, parabolic blades, CFD

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