Volume 6 | Issue 1 |

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Green computing is an effective way of studying about disposing, recycling and manufacturing of servers, computer and electronic devices. The main goal of green computing is to reduce hazardous materials and the most important use is to reduce energy efficiency, industrial waste, chemical waste, expired products. It promotes recyclability and biodegradability. Nowadays many organizations are moving towards green computing to decrease power consumption. Green computing has become main aspect for government, organizations and even individuals in our society. Green computing is increasing importance in IT fields and reducing impacts on environment and human health. Green computing is a technology, which is beneficial to the environment.

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Green computing, hazardous material, recyclability, biodegradability.

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The concept of active contours models was first introduced in 1987 and has later been developed by different researchers. An active contour is an energy minimizing spline that detects specified features within an image. It is a flexibile curve (or surface) which can be dynamically adapted to required edges or objects in the image (it can be used to automatic objects segmentation). It consists of a set of control points connected by straight lines. The active contour is defined by the number of control points as well as sequence of each other. Fitting active contours to shapes in images is an interactive process. The user must suggest an initial contour, which is quite close to the intended shape. The contour will then be attracted to features in the image extracted by internal energy creating an attractor image.

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Segmentation, active contours

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Population growth, under or over affects the overall socio-economic development of country. In India, growth of population is affected not only by high fertility but also due to lowering morality. Elsewhere in our country India, Muslims in Karnataka are the second largest religious groups. As per the NFHS Reports, total population of Muslim in Karnataka is 15.69% census report over the decades in India always attracted the attention of policy makers, researchers and political leaders. Most of the census reports also reveals that Muslims in India growing at faster rate than other religious groups. This trend led to negative feeling among the majority. They started commenting that Muslims in India outnumber Hindus that they will become majority no sooner than later that Muslims produce number of children and the like. It is disheartening to note that the growth rate of Muslim population is still very high and it is higher than the national average. The fertility rate among Muslims is also higher than the other religious groups. Study on this article is after 60 years of independence Muslims growing at faster rate than any other religious groups, Muslims in India losing sympatier from Non- Muslims, Indian Muslims women bear more number of children, Muslims in India showing negative attitude towards family planning methods and Muslims present fertility rate. For this purposes to analysis and conclusion on the fertility differentials of Muslims and Non-Muslims in Karnataka.

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Fertility Status, Muslim Women

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Working Capital Management, Food Based Industries.

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SSI, economic growth, GDP, performance of SSIs

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Social Networking Model, Security, I-SCIP, E-R & Sensitivity Diagram

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movements, ideologies, leadership, strategies

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The tribological consideration in the contacts formed by piston ring assembly has attracted more attention over several decades. About 13-17% of total frictional losses observed in I.C. engine and 35-50% of total friction losses are due to PRA(Piston Ring Assembly). This project is a set of experiments were carried out on developed experimental setup at laboratory scale to measure PRA friction of single cylinder engine system indirectly by measurement of power consumption by motorized down method. In experiment the fabricated test rig of single cylinder engine of splendor with crank mechanism and without gear box is used. Crank shaft is coupled with induction motor to drive the engine. A.C. motor is used to drive engine. The experimental results and observations are carried out under different operating conditions in speed ranges from 600 rpm to 1400 rpm. The performance parameters which reduce the efficiency of an I.C. engine are different mechanical losses, like direct friction losses, pumping loss, blow losses, valve throttling losses. These are many geometrical parameters and physical parameters which are responsible for the frictional losses, like stroke to bore ratio, cylinder size and number of cylinders, compression ratio, engine speed, engine load, cooling water temperature, oil viscosity, and number of piston rings. It is understood that the piston ring assembly accounts for the larger part of the mechanical losses in the form of friction in the engine. There are various techniques of measuring piston ring assembly friction. In experiment, motorized test rig is used for non fired engine system of single cylinder engine of splendor and strip method is used to measure friction in terms of power consumption but in this method the effect of cylinder pressure are not measured and test will not be operating at realistic temperatures. Also, power consumption in different operating conditions is measured by dynamometer set up. The dynamometer used is a simple rope brake type dynamometer, which is used to measure the brake power of engine

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Piston Ring Assembly, Friction Losses, Power Consumption

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subaltern, postcolonial, aboriginal, historiography, ethnographic

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Instructional Objectives, Science Learning, 21st Century Learners, Focus Group Discussion.

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