Volume 11 | Issue 10 |

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In a few areas of science and designing, the Fokas Transform Procedure (FTT) has demonstrated to be a strong and valuable strategy for solving linear evolution partial equations (LEPEs). The FTT is assessed fundamentally in this theoretical, which likewise features ongoing advancements that work on its materialness and viability in resolving LEPEs. The FTT, made by Teacher A. S. Fokas, brings become notable for its ability to the table for exact answers for an assortment of linear PDEs and has tracked down use in various fields, including electromagnetism, liquid elements, and quantum material science. The polish of this approach rests in its original technique of moving the issue from the time-area to the mind-boggling recurrence space, which every now and again smoothest out the numerical definition and empowers exact arrangements. The methodology additionally holds up well when contrasted with other generally involved procedures for managing corner singularities. A delineation of how this consideration brings about remarkable assembly is shown. Moreover, we give new discoveries on various different hardships, for example, choosing collocation areas and processing arrangements all through whole space insides.

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Fokas Transform, Solving Linear, Evolution Partial, Equations

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Clive Staples Lewis has gained worldwide acclaim as the writer of his children's fiction The Chronicles of Narnia. Lewis, on the other hand, is hard to comprehend from every viewpoint, artistic, theological and personal" since theological and critical positions are all deeply interconnected in his life and writings. Lewis's imaginative thinking resulted in a number of adventure stories for both youngsters and adults. He transports his readers into his fantastic realms, allowing them to cross an imaginary border and follow whatever they desire. Lewis's writings were consistently focused on religion and environment. This review focuses on Lewis's writings ecological character and Christian reflections.

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C.S Lewis, Religion, Ecology , Children's Literature

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This paper explored the silences in Saadat Hasan Manto's stories Thanda Gosht, Khol Do and Toba Tek Singh. Woven in the background of partition these stories highlighted the echo of the silence during the partition. Toba Tek Singh was not the only person who had become silent. Sakeena and the dead women in Thanda Gosht was among thousands who had been silenced. The victims of violence and bloodshed were silenced due to the trauma of losing identity, native places and their loved ones. Words were no longer capable to heal their wounds. However, there was another silent community that consisted of the people indulged in performing violent activities. These people rejected any kind of dialogues. They were so much intoxicated by hatred that they were making statements with actions. Carl Schmitt's concept of friend and enemy explained the actions, which had happened with utmost silence, both in these stories as well as in history. Narratives were developed around the silence during the partition. Ramesh Chandra Sen's The White Horse clarified how the actions ignored the words or, how the silence provoked actions. These three stories by Manto represent the two different kinds of silences which were associated with the bloodshed and violence. The trajectory of the silence does not limit here only. Same silences echo in the stories by Gulzar compiled in Ravi Par. Like situations have the same kind of silences. Khuda Ki Kasam by Manto and the story of Boota Singh, in Kamaleswar's Kitne Pakistan represent the counter-narrative of the silences in Manto's stories. Analyzing the silences in contrast to different kinds of silences provided a better understanding, in this paper.

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bloodshed, partition, silences, trauma, violence

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Abstract Autobiography by Black people in America that took the form of slave narratives were written to show White people that slaves were indeed human beings, with all the same human qualities attributed to white people. To the modern individual, slavery of any kind is an undeniable wrong. Although enslavement has not been completely wiped from the earth, it is no longer justified on the surface level of our society; such as it was in early America. The most thought-provoking aspect that rose from slavery in America was the slave narrative. Since the abolition of slavery and the thinning of the final generation of former slaves, slave narratives eventually stopped being produced. The end of slaves did not mean the end of their place in literature. Angelou in I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings also defines the black woman reality as -the Black female is assaulted in her tender years by all those common forces of nature at the same time.

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Autobiographers, Burden of Blackness, Multicultural, Slave Narrative, Superwoman

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Artificial intelligence solutions have been brought into the creative field such as generations of art and music. Generating music via deep learning is a challenging problem, however recent developments such as openAI's MuseNet, CTRL (Creator Technology Research Lab) at Spotify, and Google's Magenta have shown us that there can be viable solutions. However, these technologies use very complex models trained over thousands of samples of data. This paper presents a survey on different models used in the past and also proposes a new model which uses LSTMs (Long Short Term Memory) and a small dataset to show that a relatively basic model is also functional in producing a sequence of notes which is capable of demonstrating properties resembling a nice sounding piece of music. We also show that a model produces satisfactory results when presented with a small dataset to train. This paper also discusses the challenges that accompany and discusses the strategy, and architecture that is involved in creating a system that can successfully generate a piece of music rather than a sequence of notes.

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Music, LSTM, Melodies, MIDI, Deep Learning, Machine Learning

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Substantially threat of developing certain cancer can be reduce by not smoking, maintaining a healthy weight, limiting alcohol input, eating plenitude of vegetables, fruits and whole grains.in children under the 15 at opinion the five time servival rate. Cancer is a complex complaint that involves multiple types of natural relations across different physical, temporal, and natural scales. a cancer in the environment of molecular, cellular, and physiological systems. Use of Computational( in silico) styles are extensively applied in medicine discovery, These targets are biomolecules which substantially include DNA, RNA and proteins( similar as receptors, transporters, enzymes and ion channels). In silico system are used in medicine discovery, and to describe the operations of these computational styles.

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(In silico technique, Cancer disease, Advantages Tools, Description of drug discovery of cancer.)

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A NOTE ON FEMINISM AND POST MODERNISM 1. P.D.SATYAPAUL KUMAR RESEARCH SCHOLAR, DEPT.OF.ENGLISH, ANDHRA UNIVERSITY, VISAKHAPATNAM-530003. E-mail:satyapaul99@gmail.com Cell:09989360162 2. Prof.P.RAJENDRA KARMARKAR DEPT.OF.ENGLISH, COLLEGE OF ARTS AND COMMERCE, ANDHRA UNIVERSITY. -530003. E-mail:karmarkar999@gmail.com ABSTRACT: The Western hemisphere's physical and cultural ambience of the past four decades was the stage for the emergence of feminism and postmodernism. A study of the contrasts, similarities and interrelations, various artistic forms and media of expression render a vivid diversity and widespread popularity to these two isms- hence the apt title to this article should be -"A NOTE FEMINISM AND POSTMODERNISM". Recognizing and rejecting the flourishing undercurrent of unitary and biased, fictitious notions and extracting the different lifestyles, values, thoughts and history of another kind that are overshadowed by the rational logic, tradition, culture and history of age old male chauvinistic perspectives; and accepting and encouraging the natural plurality in the existence and expression of human beings- if these are considered to be the general characteristics of feminisms, then postmodernism and feminism ought to be allies. But we find this connection very complex when we observe the changes in feminisms caused by the influence of postmodernism.

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Key Words: Feminism, Modernism, Postmodernism, Chauvinism, Plight of women, Psychological and Social Revolution, Political and Social Strife, Ethnic Studies, Post-Structuralism

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Abstract: Education is the key to better quality living. Education brings out inner and hidden talents and abilities, leads to learning and acquiring new knowledge, accelerates, enhances and sharpens progress in skills and competencies, paves way for an individual and for a society, gives directions, dimensions and possibilities for changes, transformation and growth. Educational Modernization in education is a step forward to cope up with modern changing times, a gradual process of modification of educational contents, systems, methods, models, techniques, and increasing use of technologies, gadgets and programme applications in teaching-learning to accelerate, enhance and sharpen knowledge, capabilities and skills for transformation of an individual as well as the society for better prospects and improved living standards. Keeping in mind the above aspects, the scholar envisages to study in the area of Higher Secondary School Oraon Students in their Educational Modernization on the basis of age, gender, location of residence, medium of instruction, types of schools, stream of subjects using survey method to collect the data and analyse the data using mean, median, SD. The result showed that there is a significant difference the mean scores of Educational Modernization of Higher Secondary School Oraon Students of Surguja Division on the basis of Hindi and English Medium of instructions, whereas there is no significant difference on the mean scores of Educational Modernization on the basis of age, gender, location of residence, type of schools and stream of subjects. Keywords: Educational Modernization, Higher Secondary School, Oraon, Surguja Division.

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Keywords: Educational Modernization, Higher Secondary School, Oraon, Surguja Division.

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Triclosan (TCS) is commonly used as an antibacterial and antifungal agent in household cleaning products. TCS can be bio-accumulated and create endocrine-disrupting and damaging the DNA in some exposed fish. In the present study aimed at verifying the productive effect of garlic extract (GRE) and Vitamin C (VTC) against in vivo tricolosan exposure in zebra fish Brachydanio rerio (Ham). The species were exposed to sub lethal concentration of triclosan (0.32mg/L) for 7 and 28 days. The results show that TCS exposure significantly induced genotoxic effects, as revealed by the significant increase in the mean frequencies (MN) of micro nucleated polychromatic erythrocytes and various structural chromosomal aberrations in liver cells of treated fish. GRE and VTC groups showed a significant (P< 0.05) reduction in the frequency of CA (57.14% and 40.66%) and MN (53.13% and 40.63%) then the treated group. On the other hand, this investigation clearly revealed the protective effect of GRE and VTC, either each alone or in combination, against the genotoxic potential of triclosan: the garlic extract was often more efficient in its protective action against the pesticide toxicity than vitamin C.

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Triclosan, zebra fish, garlic extract, Vitamin C, micronucleus, chromosomal aberrations.

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This essay is mostly built on a scaled comparison of Sita and Helen, two outstanding female characters from mythology. It seeks to explain how women were portrayed in Eastern and Western tradition using popular female characters from the Indian epic 'Ramayana' and Greek epic 'Iliad',' Helen of Troy' and Sita. Despite coming from very different literary and cultural traditions, the Iliad and the Ramayana share the same plot. The significance of mythology and how feminist characters are given the touch of feminism are covered in the first section of the paper. The second part of the paper addresses how Sita and Helen are used in literature and how fresh plot lines give these characters new life. People from both the cultures have idealized versions of these two figures. While Helen, who was the pinnacle of beauty, was also revered as Dendritis (the tree Goddess) and had a temple in Rhodes, Sita is revered as a Goddess in India and is worshiped in India. The focus of this paper is on similarities and differences between these two people. Despite the fact that they all have separate languages and religions, they have amazingly similar myths with the same themes, motifs and characteristics.

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Mythology, Feminism, Ramayana, Iliad.

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