Volume 10 | Issue 4 |

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Socio Economic Status, Quality of Life, Standard of Living, Economic Development

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In the recent years, physiologists and psychologists tried to understand the influence of yogic practices on physiological functions of the individual. The present research paper aims to study the impact of broota relaxation techniques (contains four yogic postures) on physiological measures, i.e., Electro-Encepho Graph (EEG) and Galvanic Skin Response (GSR) of emotionally aroused college students. Only EEG and GSR channels of the 8-channel computerized polygraph test were used to measure the physiological reactions (brain waves activities and sweat gland activities) of the subjects. The pre and post-test design was used to compare the physiological data before and after the yogic posture sessions to determine the effectiveness of the Broota Relaxation Techniques. The results revealed that the GSR values comparatively decreased after the yogic posture sessions. The EEG pattern was also found to be more regular and synchronized alpha waves in subjects practicing Broota Relaxation Techniques.

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Electro-Encepho Graph (EEG), Galvanic Skin Response (GSR), Broota Relaxation Techniques

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Drug-eluting stents (DES) are considered the treatment of choice for most patients with obstructive coronary artery disease when percutaneous intervention (PCI) is feasible. However, Stent thrombosis (ST) is a rare complication but have around 15-45% case fatality rate. We report the cases of a young patient admitted for the management of a previous myocardial infarction related to subacute stent thrombosis. The incidence of stent thrombosis is poorly understood around the world. Several factors have been associated with ST, including patient specific factors (older age, black race and diabetes mellitus), procedure-related factors (stent underexpansion, incomplete apposition, greater stent length) and factors depending on the pharmacological therapy (non-compliance to anti-platelet agent and anti-platelet resistance). Anti-platelet resistance is an independent predictor of ST, even several years after implantation of DES and increases the risk of ST. Recent studies have shown that adequate anti-platelet effects are not achieved in 5% to 45% of the patients taking and in 4% to 30% of patients taking clopidogrel. Currently, however, routine screening for antiplatelet resistance remains a persistent, unresolved issue and further evidence is necessary before it will be possible to recommend this testing as part of standard assessment of PCI candidates. In addition, further prospective studies are needed to set guidelines for optimal treatment of patients with antiplatelet resistance who are at increased risk of ST, a catastrophic complication of DES implantation. In the DES era, stent thrombosis is a fatal complication and antiplatelet therapy has been shown to be very important in preventing stent thrombosis. Thus, assessment of the patient's responsiveness to antiplatelet agents may be a crucial factor in monitoring these drugs' therapeutic efficiency and improving clinical outcomes after implantation of DES.

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stent thrombosis, clopidogrel, resistance.

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Marketing is one of the most important factors in determining the success of any product farming enterprise. Marketing includes all the operations and decisions made by producers. These decisions range from deter-mining the most marketable crops for production to deciding how to best deliver quality produce to the consumers at a profit. However, contrary to popular belief, marketing does not begin after a crop is produced. Instead, marketing alternatives need to be considered even before production takes place. After producing products they need to transfer to terminal markets. Terminal markets are assembly and distribution centers located in metropolitan areas .They encounter problems in meeting volume, timing, containers, delivery schedules, marketing experience and product quality. Although terminal market buyers do some business with small firms, many have tended to bypass these firms in favor of large producers located in established product producing areas. But some problems will be aroused such as Buyers usually accept only consistently high quality produce.

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JSP Servlet,MySql.

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This study and the techniques that will be used for the analysis and execution of road work construction engineering are summarized in this research. This study looks at studies on the usage of raw materials in road building, as well as their analysis, such as traffic and soil tests using various methods and equipment, design, and implementation. The case studies were analyzed in the following contexts: case study location, which indicates weather suitability of road construction material; traffic flow factor; economic and environmental feasibility; soil factors, which define the conditions and characteristics of soil; execution process, which defines how the construction work is performed to achieve our suitable goal.

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Soil tests, traffic flow factor, soil factors, execution process.

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In today's world, everybody opts for quick interaction with complicated systems that guarantee a fast response. Thus, with increasing improvement in technology, interval and simple operations are the issues. Here where human-computer interaction comes into play. The vision-based technology of hand gesture recognition is vital part of human-computer interaction (HCI). Owing to the fast development of hardware and software system, new forms of HCI strategies are needed. Technologies like voice recognition and gesture recognition receive nice attention within the field of HCI. Deaf and dumb people lack in correct communication with traditional individuals and realize it troublesome to properly express themselves. Thus, they're subjected to face several problems during this regard. The sign language is extremely common among them and that they use it to convey themselves. In this project, with the assistance of computer vision and deep learning techniques, user hand movements (gestures) are employed in time period to manage multiple applications. In this project, seven gestures are outlined to manage multiple applications using hand gestures. This application allows the user to use their device camera to spot their gesture and execute the management over the multiple applications (without any extra hardware). It will increase potency and makes interaction easy for the user to manage his/her laptop/desktop from a distance.

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Convolution Neural Network, Deep Learning, Hand Gesture Recognition, Multiple Application management, OpenCV, Streamlit.

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Nitazoxanide, Roxythromycin. Methanol , Deionised Water and phosphate buffer of pH 7.4

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Online Branding, Consumer-Brand Relationships, Social media, MamaEarth, Consumer Behaviour

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I. INTRODUCTION : Posture is defined by the relative positioning of the body parts within a space, and it is an essential element for normal balance(1). Television, video games, motorized transportation, fast food, and lack of regular physical activity all contribute to poor physical condition, leading to anatomical and biomechanical modification in body alignment (2) .In modern society, musculoskeletal abnormality and pain are increasing due to repetitive work and bad work posture.(3) The long-term effect of prolonged sitting while watching or playing games and using phones and computers has been detected as a significant risk factor of altered posture alignment(4). Prolonged poor positioning results in a pressure build up in the surrounding structures(5)Staying in the same position for prolonged periods can result in tightening of the agonist muscles and weakening of the antagonist muscles; hence posture appears cramped(6). Consequences of these imbalances are forward head posture, thoracic kyphosis, pronated foot, excessive pelvic tilt, rounded shoulder, and abnormal scapulohumeral rhythm(5). Slouched posture is defined as a relaxed sitting posture with a flexed thoracic and lumbar spine. Such a posture is commonly encountered in our daily activities(7). Slouched sitting posture may induce inappropriate activation patterns of key muscles for scapular stabilization such as serratus anterior, mid-trapezius and low trapezius(8). Slouched posture is commonly seen in college girls, they adopt poor posture while writing and using laptops. Slouched posture is defined as a posture in which the shoulder bent forward that results from pectoral muscle tightness.(7). Tightness of pectoralis muscles leads to poor posture which identifies as forward shoulder or rounded shoulder posture with weak posterior scapular stabilizers. Stretching of tight pectoral muscles in proper manner results in correction of the faulty posture as stretching(8).RESULT : The results of this study were analyzed in terms of Questionnaire on Postural awareness and habits of young people and Back scratch test. The collected data was analyzed using SPSS software. In the study it have been concluded that Group A treated with Scapular retractor strengthening exercise along with pectoral muscle stretching shows a significant improvement in the slouched posture and reduction in pectoral muscle tightness than Group B treated with pectoral muscle stretching, which means Group A shows better results than Group B.

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STRENGTHENING EXERCISE, SCAPULAR RETRACTOR

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The investigation and analysis of a stair climbing trolley are described in this work. Hand trolleys are used to transport heavy loads from one location to another. It is a relatively widespread gadget that is used to transport physical products in a variety of industries. This type of trolley will not move. Transferring a large load or an object from the lowest to the top floor is quite tough. Utilising a single wheel in the industry, loads are transferred using cranes, hoisting machines, and other similar devices. However, inSuch an instrument is not employed on a civil building job or at home. In order to transfer the load to it's difficult to get to the top floor. Using stair wheels eliminates this obstacle. A single wheel has been replaced.

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Trolley, Stair, Climbing, etc

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