Volume 11 | Issue 5 | May-2023

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Cloud computing spreads data across many virtual servers. To get data from these servers, people from different places connect with cloud service providers. Users don't have to upgrade their systems or set up complicated structures to use the cloud service. This study talks about the different services in cloud computing and how watermarking techniques can help with security. It explains how using watermarking can make data stored in the cloud more secure.

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Watermarking in cloud, Data security, Security using encryption.

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Disease modeling in non-human subjects is an essential part of any clinical research. To gain proper understanding of the etiology and pathophysiology of any disease, experimental models are required to replicate the disease process. Due to the huge diversity in pathophysiology and prognosis in different diseases, animal modeling is customized and specific accordingly. As in other neurodegenerative diseases, Parkinson's disease is a progressive disorder coupled with varying forms of physical and mental disabilities.

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animal model, dopaminergic neurons, Parkinson's disease

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Abstract : Scalability and performance optimization are critical aspects of distributed computing systems, ensuring their efficiency, reliability, and ability to handle increasing workloads. This research explores the techniques used to enhance these dimensions in distributed systems. Scalability involves strategies such as horizontal and vertical scaling, load balancing, and data partitioning, which enable systems to manage growing work efficiently. Performance optimization focuses on reducing latency, improving throughput, and optimizing resource utilization through methods like caching, replication, and efficient communication protocols. This study provides a comprehensive analysis of current methodologies, evaluating their effectiveness and identifying potential trade-offs. Through real-world case studies and recent advancements, this research aims to uncover best practices and innovative solutions that can be widely applied. The findings contribute to the development of more robust dynamic demands of applications, ultimately ensuring a seamless and efficient user experience.

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Keywords :Distributed Systems, Scalability, Performance Optimization, Horizontal Scaling, Vertical Scaling, Load Balancing, Data Partitioning, Latency Reduction, Throughput Improvement

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This paper shows that the Einstein-Cartan theory-based static fluid sphere problem is looked at, and a new method for using quadrature to find an analytical solution to the Einstein-Cartan Field Equations is developed. In most cases, the application of the method yields precise and straightforward solutions.

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Static, Quadrature, Exact Solution

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This paper explores the integration of plyometric training as a vital component in the development of Kabaddi players. Kabaddi is a physically demanding sport that demands explosive power, agility, and endurance. We propose that plyometric training, when incorporated into a well-structured training program along with specific skill practice, can significantly enhance the physical fitness and skill performance of Kabaddi players. This paper presents a comprehensive examination of the theoretical framework, potential benefits, and practical applications of integrating plyometric training into the training regimen of Kabaddi players.

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Plyometric training, kabaddi player, physical Fitness and Skill performance

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Rare earth extraction is difficult part of isolating as they were incorporated with many problems. Most of the Rare earth do not get isolated ,either they crystallise and form compounds at normal temperature or pressure .Out of them, Cerium nitride is one of the most required and essential whose important parameters of different properties gets evaluated as per Ab Initio and Density Function Theory. So ,it would lay down a strong ground for cerium based compounds.

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Rare earth metals,Ab Initio Theory,Density Function Theory,Cerium Based Compounds.

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Everyone has ability, but it is not distributed equally or predictably. There are opportunities to develop physically, emotionally and socially and to discover hidden talents, learn about oneself and develop a new sense of competence and self-worth. This applies to coaches as well as athletes. Often ability is a gift of birth, but that doesn't guarantee success. From a more contemporary perspective, Peltole (1992) defined talent identification as the process by which children are encouraged to participate in the sports in which they are most likely to succeed, based on results of testing selected parameters. These parameters have been shown to predict future performance, taking into account the child's current level of fitness and maturity. Russell (1989) went beyond the identification of talent, and proposed that the scientific perspective on the pursuit of excellence in sport be broken down into 4 key stages: Detection, selection, identification and development.

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Fitness, Maturity

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Climate change refers to long-term changes in Earth's temperature trends and is mostly brought on by human activities like the burning of fossil fuels and deforestation. This phenomenon has negative effects on the environment and puts ecosystems through previously unheard-of challenges. Rising global temperatures are a consequence of greenhouse gas emissions, which have a number of negative effects on the ecosystem. A few of these changes include the polar ice caps melting, the sea level rising, the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events, and changes in precipitation patterns. Such alterations disturb a delicate ecological balance by harming several ecosystems and species. Climate change also contributes to the loss of biodiversity by shrinking and making many plants and animals' habitats less suitable. Recognising the urgency and magnitude of the actions required to decrease its consequences requires an understanding of the history of climate change and how it affects the ecosystem. By carefully examining the scientific evidence and taking into account the cascading effects of climate change, we can develop effective strategies to address this global problem.

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Climate Change, Plant Growth, biodiversity, environment, ecosystem, sustainable development.

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Behzad is equally skilled in the organic areas of landscape, but where he does use a traditional geometric style, Behzad stretches that creative tool in a few ways. In addition he aspires to masterfully move his compositions to move the observer's eye in a bizarre organic flow around the picture plane. The movements of the figures and objects are not only uniquely natural, expressive, and dynamic, but they are also arranged to keep the eye moving across the picture plane. Behzad is the most famous of the Persian miniature painters, although he is more accurately understood as the director of a workshop (or kitabkhana) that produced manuscript illuminations in the style of his imagination. Behzad had technical mastery as well as keen artistic vision as he was able to create a visually complex yet compelling scene. This does not mean that Behzad created unsophisticated works, rather, what he chose to include was exquisitely rendered and cooked up with emotion and excellent control over brush and colour.

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Behzad, Painting, Persian miniature, Timurid Empire, Herat school, Tabr?z school

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