Volume 10 | Issue 5 |

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Defect Tracking for Improving Product Quality and Productivity for Improving Software Reliability is an automated system that can be useful to workers and the directors in any functional association. disfigurement Tracking for perfecting Product Quality and Productivity gives the installation to define the tasks in the association and also allows the directors to track the blights spent by the inventor for that particular task. A report generation installation is supported in DTS that allows the directors to assay which are those chops by hand are employed and those which aren't employed design or operation. This tool helps workers to validate their blights and analysis. This system is a web operation which works an intranet operation(1). client resource operation is integrated with this operation which makes this software more effective in terms of time operation, and reducing homemade workshop(2). Detailed explanation about this design is handed in design report.

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Defect Tracking, Product Quality, DTS. Report Generator, Manager Tracker, Quality Analysis, Productivity Reports

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With the globalization of world trade as well as the increasing demand of high-quality and safe agricultural products and food by consumers, many countries pay close attention to a more stringent food safety and quality standards. The use of this technology is to detect infrared radiation meaning the heat source and it generates the electrical signals from these laser signals. At present times traditional grading methods have been used broadly, but high cost and some inconsistencies guide post harvesting industry led to automation applications in classification operations. Inconsistencies associated with manual grading decrease when automated grading systems are used, resulting in decrease of the error rate and cost, while on the other-hand it speeds the increases. Tedious human inspection task for sorting vegetables, is reduced by designing an automated system consisting of developed conveyer platforms.This project suggests an efficient non-destructive Infrared Thermal Image Processing Technique for Quality Detection cum separation of vegetables mainlyto prevent the post-harvest losses.

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Vegetable, Thermal Image processing, Quality Detector, IR Image sensor, non-destructive method

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India is catching on quickly to the notion of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), which is newish. As a commercial practise, corporate social responsibility (CSR) is now an essential part of many big worldwide corporations. Businesses may better align their operations with their socially conscious counterparts thanks to this technology. The term "corporate social responsibility" (CSR) refers to a wide range of activities aimed at improving the well-being of an organization's local community. Grasp the importance of CSR in a growing nation like India, this article focuses on giving an understanding of the idea and analysing CSR's growth in India.

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Corporate social responsibility, CSR initiatives, CSR Challenges, Customer Loyalty

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Jambhoji was born in Pipasar village located in Nagaur district of Rajasthan. He founded the Bishnoi sect in 1485 at Samarthal Dhora village near Nokha in Bikaner district of Rajasthan. His teachings were in poetic form, known as Shabadwani. His teachings are covered by 29 principles and 120 shabads. Eight of the twenty-nine principles are strict guidelines for the protection of the environment, biodiversity, ecology and at the same time they inspire good animal husbandry and compassion for living things. These principles strictly prohibit the killing of animals, cutting of green trees, sterilization of bulls, and inspire the conservation of all life forms. Guru Jambheshwar urged his followers not to wear clothes dyed with 'indigo' as the color for dyeing is obtained by cutting down bushes. Jambhoji used his mind and weaved the movement of environment conservation into religious philosophy. In the present times when the world is facing environmental crisis, then the teachings of Jambhoji prove to be very important.

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Jambhoji, Bishnoi, Sabadvani, Environment, Conservation, Khejarli

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Ayurveda and Ethanobotany, Sahajan, Moringa oleifera, Nutritive value, Traditional uses etc.

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The increasing demand for new services, ubiquitous coverage and device/thing-oriented communications have been the main driving force to the development of a new, advanced generation relaying communication technology. Current technologies, such as 3G and even 4G, will not be able to meet the data requirements required for necessary connectivity. The wide diversity of scenarios for 5G with relay system opens the possibility for development of different solutions to meet the future demands. However recently developed ???-?-? channel model can be used to model the behaviour of mm-Wave for aforesaid fading environment. This paper investigates performance matrices of fading model for two-hop communication system in closed-form formulas. More specifically, Amount of Fading, Average Bit Error Rate (ABER) and Average Channel Capacity.

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In this study, an attempt has been made to study the Study habits and their impact on academic performance in English of higher secondary school students in devakottai educational district. The Study Habits Inventory developed and validated by the investigator was used to collect the data from the sample of 336 students at Government and Management higher secondary schools. The survey method has been followed and the simple sampling technique was used to select the subjects for the present study. The result of the analysis reveals that the study habits and academic achievement, therefore, teachers should nurture good study habits, especially in the following areas: budgeting time, learning motivation, memorization, and examination taking because these areas had a significant correlation with English learning achievement. Furthermore, the positive study habits the students can do, such as: studying every day, attending the class every day, taking notes, asking for help if facing problems with their studies, and preparing for the examination.

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Study habits, academic performance, English, Motivation, and Higher secondary schools

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Work life Balance, Work Life Fusion, Web 2.0 Technology

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With increasing awareness in regards to mental health, various barriers and stereotypes persist among young adults towards seeking professional help. Individuals refuse to seek and recognize or acknowledge the symptoms of mental illness due to various barriers and stereotypes. The current study examines those barriers, stereotypes, and aspects about the same among young adults towards seeking professional help. Help-seeking behaviors and barriers that prevent young adults from seeking help are discussed distinctly. The chief objectives of this study are to understand barriers and stereotypes among young adults. The study also aims to answer what are the prominent barriers among young adults and if there exists a correlation between belief in feminine stereotypes and help-seeking behaviors. Various studies were reviewed to understand the barriers and stereotypes and their results suggested the barriers like negative stereotypes, cultural barriers and lack of black mental health professionals, acceptance from peers, personal challenges, cultural and environmental influences, Self-medicating with alcohol, perspectives around seeking professional help, fear of homophobic responses, and traditional masculine ideas are perceived by young adults towards seeking mental help. Findings of this study reported that belief in feminine stereotypes is related to help-seeking behaviours for both men and women.

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Barriers, Stereotypes, professional help, feminine stereotypes, help-seeking behaviors

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