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Abstract: In this paper, I intended to compute subsets of Zm that form multiplicative groups, (further finite fields) under the operation of multiplication modulo m (along with addition modulo m). These groups from the subsets of Zm can be evaluated by using programming languages like C, Python and Maxima. Further, those multiplicative groups that form a ring and field over the same set, by the inclusion of additive identity element were also computed. In all the cases identity elements in the multiplicative groups, if exists, will be highlighted (computed with special interest).

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Algebra, Groups, Field, Computer Programing,

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Narration is a medium which has evolved alongside the advancement in technology. Narration has seen a transition from early cave art and oral narration, to the modern written and visual narratives. Movies revolutionized the way narratives could be consumed and became a marvel of contemporary society. The rise of branching story line narration in video games could become a replacement to visual narration. The impact of technological advances on narration in the past and the contemporary advances in technology that has impacted branching story line narration. This article will explore the current state of branching story line narration, its potential and the limitations.

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Branching story line narration, NPC, Virtual Reality, AI, Procedural generation, Linear Narration.

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The present-paper entitled 'Philosophy of Management of Henri Fayol' is an attempt to present the complete-thoughts and philosophy of Henri Fayol regarding management. Fayol was from France. His philosophy of management is widely known as Fayolism. This paper is divided into five-parts. First-part is introduction of Henri Fayol. Second-part presents the concept of management of Henri Fayol. Third-part elaborates the principles of management. Fayol presents fourteen-principles of management. Fourth-part presents management-functions. Fayol presents notions upon overall fourteen management-functions namely, planning, organizing, commanding, coordination, controlling. objectives, leader/leadership, communication, staffing, managerial-job, manager-subordinate-relations, discipline and morale, motivation, training and development. Last-part is conclusion.

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Universal-Activity, Human-Organization, Material-Organization and University.

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Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) are most important technology for large-scale monitoring, providing sensor measurements at high temporal and spatial resolution. The simplest application is sample and send where measurements are relayed to a base station. (Pathan & Lee, 2006). Wireless Sensor area is growing at an accelerated pace, attracting more and more people to its use, It is communication and digital electronic has led to the massive deployment of tiny size, low cost and power, multifunctional and high performance sensor nodes. . Thus, the network technologies of WSNs have become a global trend in communication (Cheour et al., 2011). WSNs is having a crucial role in enhancing the socio-economic aspects of the life by enhancing the quality of living by state of the art applications in the area of healthcare, atmospheric sciences and in various environment associated factors also. WSN functions similar to the existing wireless transporting medium additionally adding the flexibility and security paradigm (Belghith & Obaidat, 2016). In this review paper roll of machine learning (Alsheikh et al., 2014), IoT(Alsheikh et al., 2014), and impact so many areas Healthcare-(Alemdar & Ersoy, 2010). Environment -(Pavkovic et al., 2010).Protocol :- The protocol is a processed to select suitable path for the data to travel from source to destination. (Shabbir & Hassan, 2017). This is allows random deployment in inaccessible terrains or disaster relief operations. In order to meet the issues we confront in daily life, pervasive computing, artificial intelligence research, and wireless sensors and sensor networks have combined to create the interdisciplinary idea of ambient intelligence. A WSNs is a network of nodes which work cooperatively to monitor the surrounding environment. Moreover, widely used applications of WSNs are presented and the potential of WSNs for many other application areas is emphasized. The wireless sensor network is an infrastructure less wireless network that is deployed in a large number of wireless sensors in an ad-hoc manner that is used to monitors the system, physical or environment. It is a very useful for human beings. This review paper is to discuss some of the most relevant issues of WSNs, from the application, design and technology point of view. We covered also the techniques reducing the power consumption within the nodes(Cheour et al., 2011).

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Wireless Sensor Network, Applications, Technology, Network.

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Global warming, Climate Change, emissions,Gases,Environment and Carbon dioxide

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India's Artificial Intelligence (AI) moment is truly here and now. At a time when a diverse range of applications based on AI are being developed, pushing its frontier further into uncharted realms of business and society, Indian policy makers are contemplating and charting its potential for growth and social transformation. Our study attempts to understand the impacts of AI in India and trace the pathways that help realise it. AI's transformational potential stems from its ability to lend itself to a diverse range of applications across a range of sectors. One can witness AI-based applications in manufacturing, transforming quality control, production lines, and supply chain management, and in services creating personalised product offerings and high quality customer engagement.

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE , ECONOMY

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In response to the evolving needs of the construction industry, there is a growing emphasis on developing new materials that can enhance the mechanical properties, strength, and durability of concrete. Basalt fiber-reinforced concrete, as a relatively new type of fiber-reinforced concrete, has shown promising mechanical performance. However, basalt fibers are being considered superior to these because of their comparable mechanical strength, higher durability than glass fibers, lesser cost than carbon fibers, sustainability due to abundant raw material, and environment-friendly production process. Hence, the number of studies on Basalt fiber-reinforced concrete are increasing over the years. This research paper covers the properties of Basalt fiber-reinforced concrete. Basalt fibers are produced by melting crushed volcanic basalt rock through a single-stage process. These are non-toxic and environmentally safe. Basalt fibers are highly resistant to heat, and possess insulating properties apart from having an elastic structure. The objective of this study is to investigate the effects of incorporating basalt fibers into concrete and evaluate their impact on the mechanical properties of the concrete. The Basalt fibers of different proportions 0%, 0.25%, 0.75% and 1.25% in volume of concrete added to M35-grade concrete and tested for compressive strength, tensile strength, flexural strength, rebound hammer and ultra pulse velocity. The results showed that concrete with 0.25% fibers exhibited maximum strength values.

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Basalt Fiber Reinforced concrete, Compressive strength, split tensile strength, Flexural strength, Ultra pulse velocity, Bridging Functions.

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The present study examined the perception of teachers about implementation of Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009 in tribal areas of Odisha. The investigator used Convergent Parallel Design for the present study. The sample consisted of 220 teachers from 40 selected elementary schools of 4 blocks of Kandhamala District, Odisha. Purposive sampling technique was used for selection of Sample. The investigator had developed an interview schedule to know the perception of teachers towards implementation of RTE Act in tribal areas, capitation fees, admission provision, training of teachers, SMC, curriculum, monitory and supervision, library facilities and mid-day-meal scheme. Data were analysed by using percentage and graphs. The results indicated that, overall perception of teachers towards RTE Act is positive and courageous. Most of the respondents viewed RTE Act is essential for achieving Universalisation of elementary education. Very rare schools collected capitation fee and 8.18% schools held back or expelled the children from schools till completion of elementary education and half of the teachers viewed that RTE Act, 2009 is difficult to implement in tribal areas of Odisha.

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Perception, Right to Education Act, Tribal Areas

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Acute kidney damage (AKI) is a serious clinical illness that has a negative impact on the prognosis of a large proportion of hospitalised patients. This in-depth analysis looks at the pathogenesis, risk factors, and treatment options related to AKI. A rapid reduction in renal excretory function that disturbs fluid homeostasis and acid-base balance is the hallmark of AKI. Different age groups are most affected by AKI, and the epidemiology of the disease varies across developing and industrialised countries. AKI is caused by a number of risk factors, such as environmental, social, cultural, and patient-related variables. The management of AKI involves evaluating the underlying causes, considering the clinical course and comorbidities, assessing volume status, and implementing appropriate therapeutic measures. Pharmacological interventions, such as loop diuretics, vasoactive agents, and statins, have shown promise in the treatment and prevention of AKI. This review provides a comprehensive overview of AKI, highlighting the need for early recognition, appropriate management, and preventive strategies to mitigate its impact on patient outcomes.

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Acute Kidney Injury(AKI), renal excretory function, Glomerular Filtration Rate (GFR), tubular metabolic acidosis, homeostasis.

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SUCHNA KE ADHIKAR KE PRATI JAGRUKTA KA ADHYAN

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SUCHNA KE ADHIKAR KE PRATI JAGRUKTA KA ADHYAN

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