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Globalization Leads to Increase in Foreign Direct Investment - An Analysis

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Kuvempu Kavyadalli Nadu Nudi Prema

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The main purpose of this research was to explore recent studies on the application of DevOps in E-learning. E-learning has become an essential tool for many people in the current technological environment. The integration of DevOps seeks to provide comprehensive technological training and processes for users. The application of DevOps in E-learning is common in education, marketing, sales, and other electronic sharing operations [1,2]. DevOps environment combines development and operations to make sure there is a quick efficient and continuous workflow of processes. Building an understanding of DevOps best practices is necessary in an E-learning environment [1]. DevOps combines cultural philosophies tools and practices to ensure that applications and created faster and therefore assist organizations in evolving and developing quality products. The main aspect of DevOps is the high velocity when creating applications and services which is faster than the traditional infrastructure and software development processes. Additionally, the high velocity in DevOps helps organizations to compete effectively in the market and serve their end users well [1,2].

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DevOps, E-learning, continuous integration, DevOps e-learning, velocity, continuous integration, software, automated testing, academics, online learning, higher education

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The main aim of this study is to explore how AI can be implemented in Face Detection and Recognition Systems for security purposes. Security is an important aspect of everyday activities. Every organization, institution, or residential place needs security to protect its property, business, and people. Technology has been an important resource in ensuring there is high security in many places. The use of technology has rapidly changed from not only solving problems but also acting as a purpose-driven entity in everyday operations. Decades ago, technology only revolved around computer networks, wired telephones, emails, and the internet. However, advances in technology have seen tremendous progress in its roles in our communities [1]. Artificial intelligence and facial recognition are emerging as indispensable resources in the advancement of technology in security. They are already replacing the often-burdensome human resources in critical security applications. This paper hopes to explore how AI and face recognition work together to ensure there is high security in various places. Face recognition has proven to be an important resource in many areas especially in law enforcement. The police can use face recognition to identify victims of human trafficking and missing persons [1,2]. Criminals can also be added to a facial recognition database to identify them when they appear in public places where there are CCTV cameras especially the airports and public stores. Other roles that facial recognition can play are the identification of shoplifters, fraudulent people in stores, and organized criminal gangs [3]. There is no doubt that technology is playing a significant role in recognizing potential criminals and helping protect our communities.

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Face recognition, artificial intelligence, face detection, predictive analytics, Authentication

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The present examine an try has been made to have a look at the Ichthyo fauna diversity and fish manufacturing in a few reservoirs in Northern Telangana districts . North Telangana Zone includes the 5 districts i.E Adilabad, Karimnagar, Nizamabad, Medak(besides southern borders) and Warangal (except western element and N.W. Part), North-eastern tips of Nalgonda and Khammam (maximum components of Khammam).In North Telangana Zone Karimnagar district has the most variety of reservoirs (10) followed through Nalgonda (nine), Nizamabad (6), Warangal (five) districts. Nalgonda, Karimnagar have massive awareness of small reservoirs. Medium reservoirs are well dispersed many of the districts and 4 big reservoirs are dispensed among Karimnagar and Nizamabad district. Majority of the reservoirs in the North Telangana Zone are small , accompanied through those in the medium (12) and large (04) as advised with the aid of Srivastava et al., [3] and Anon, . In the existing take a look at the fish yield has been predicted for the consecutive years. It is observed that the fish manufacturing has accelerated from 1, 48,799tonnes to 1, 86, 960 tonnes wherein because the sparkling water prawn production turned into decreased from 3,229 tonnes to 1,881 tonnes. However a good way to growth fish manufacturing there was an growth of strain on those water our bodies that results in ecological imbalance, it's miles discovered.

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Keywords: Reservoir fisheries, Fisheries improvement, Yield optimization, Fish way of life

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The Bianchi type-I cosmological model in Lyra geometry and Barber's second self-creation theory with disordered radiation are studied. Special law of variation for Hubble's parameter which results in constant value of deceleration parameter , is taken into consideration. Some physical properties of the model have also been discussed.

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Bianchi type-I , Hubble's parameter

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Dr. Abdul Moeed Khan: Characteristics of his writing style and methods of his editing manuscripts

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This study aimed to investigate the impact of Emblica officinalis, commonly known as Indian gooseberry or Amla, on the modulation of pyruvate levels in Alloxan-induced diabetic mice. Alloxan-induced diabetic mice were used as a model for this research. The experimental group received Emblica officinalis extract via oral administration, while the control group received a placebo. Blood and tissue samples were collected at various time points to assess pyruvate levels and related metabolic parameters. Our results demonstrated that administration of Emblica officinalis extract to Alloxan-induced diabetic mice led to a significant modulation of pyruvate levels. Compared to the control group, the experimental group exhibited a notable reduction in pyruvate concentration, suggesting improved glucose metabolism. Additionally, Emblica officinalis supplementation was associated with ameliorated markers of oxidative stress and enhanced insulin sensitivity in diabetic mice. This study provides evidence that Emblica officinalis has the potential to modulate pyruvate levels in Alloxan-induced diabetic mice, contributing to improved glucose metabolism and antioxidant defense mechanisms. These findings underscore the therapeutic potential of Emblica officinalis as a natural remedy for managing diabetes and its associated metabolic dysregulations. Further research is warranted to elucidate the underlying mechanisms and assess its translational relevance to human diabetes management

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Emblica officinalis, Alloxan-induced diabetic mice and glucose metabolism

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إن اللغة العربية لغة اختار الله تعالى لكلامه المبين، حيث أنزل فيها القرآن الكريم، فهي لغة القرآن الكريم، كما أنها لغة رسول الله خاتم النبيين وإمام المرسلين، وإنها من لغات معدودة لها مكانة أسمى في مجال البلاغة والفصاحة، فهي تحوي من اللآلئ اللامعة والأسرار الكامنة ما لا يمكن إحصاؤه، وإنها قد بلغت إلى ذروة الكمال قبل الإسلام كما ازدهرت أجمل ازدهار وتطورت أحسن تطور بعد الإسلام. ومما يدل على ذلك ما يوجد من المعلقات وغيرها من الشعر الجاهلي، وما دون من الكتب الأدبية الغينة في القرون الأولى.

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استراتيجيات تدريس اللغة العربية للناطقين بغيرها في الهند: دراسة متعمقة للمناهج التربوية وأثرها

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S. L. BHAIRAPPANAVARA SADHANE SIDDHI JANAPRIYATHE

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S. L. BHAIRAPPANAVARA SADHANE SIDDHI JANAPRIYATHE

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Abstract: The drug development process creates a crystallized version of the drug molecule which is also patented. After the initial molecule is patented, the process of further research, developing the drug, and conducting clinical trials takes about eight years. Applying rapid assay techniques to the compounds produced using combinatorial chemical technology allows the creation of large chemical populations of molecules which after annotation will be placed at ligand database. A pharmaceutical company would like to test on as broad a population as possible while still being able to detect any treatment effect. Another area of interest is the choice of endpoints.

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Drug Design, Genome, Lead molecule.

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