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Paper Title: AAT & ALAT ACTIVITY IN CATLA CATLA EXPOSED TO PYRACLOSTROBIN 20% (WG)
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2305958
Register Paper ID - 237392
Title: AAT & ALAT ACTIVITY IN CATLA CATLA EXPOSED TO PYRACLOSTROBIN 20% (WG)
Author Name(s): Abubakkar .V, Aswartha Narayana .A, Mounika .G, V. Venkata Rathnamma
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 11
Issue: 5
Pages: h853-h861
Year: May 2023
Downloads: 79
The changes in the levels of AAT and ALAT were studied in different tissue of brain, muscle, gill, liver and kidney in the test fish Catla catla under sub-lethal and lethal concentrations of Pyraclostrobin (20%WG) after 24h depletion was in liver (35.46), followed by gill (19.32), brain (23.1), kidney (15.89), muscle (14.31).Under lethal exposure to Pyraclostrobin for 24h, the percentage of AAT depletion in liver (37.23), brain (24.11), gill (20.46), kidney (16.78) and in muscle (15.12). Under sub-lethal exposure to Pyraclostrobin for 4days the percentage of AAT depletion was liver (33.45) brain (21.7), gill(18.11), kidney(14.21) and muscle(12.17).Under sub-lethal exposure to Pyraclostrobin for 8day of AAT depletion was in liver(32.34), brain(20.09), gill(17.97), kidney(13.26) and muscle(11.25). Under sub-lethal concentrations for 24h of Pyraclostrobin (20%WG), in ALAT activity in Catla catla is in the order of: 24 h depletion was in liver (17.02), gill (18.32), brain (22.42), kidney (14.89), and muscle (20.41). Under sub-lethal exposure to Pyraclostrobin for 4days ALAT in liver (16.53) brain (23.27), gill(17.16),(14.51) and muscle(20.12).Under sub-lethal exposure to Pyraclostrobin for 8day ALAT depletion was in liver(15.82), brain(22.34), gill(16.78), kidney(13.67) and muscle(19.18).
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Pyraclostrobin , Catla catla AAT and ALAT and Sub-lethal concentration
Paper Title: TRENDS IN DIGITAL 3D ORAL SCANNERS IN ORTHODONTICS - A REVIEW
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2305957
Register Paper ID - 237707
Title: TRENDS IN DIGITAL 3D ORAL SCANNERS IN ORTHODONTICS - A REVIEW
Author Name(s): Dr. I Girish Kumar, Dr. Pradeep S, Dr. Suma, Dr. Raghunath N, Dr. Jyothikiran H
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 11
Issue: 5
Pages: h837-h852
Year: May 2023
Downloads: 103
Introduction: The emergence of 3D technology and the growing use of intraoral scanners in dental clinic settings have reduced the need for examinations using traditional methods. Dental arches can be directly optically photographed using intraoral scanners, which are medical instruments. When compared to three-dimensional scanners, it projects a laser beam of light onto the target item. Aims and Objectives: The goal of the current research is to assess the justification for developing a clear demonstration of numerous clinical features of intraoral scanners in orthodontics. Methods: The literature was searched using an electronic database, including Google Scholar, PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science, and Embase, starting in 2017 and searching through 2021. Conclusions: There are still limitations despite the innovations scanners have incorporated into orthodontic practice. The most frequent limitations at the moment are being overwhelmed by knowledge, having adequate clinical abilities, and the price of the gadget. More fine research must be shown, so clinicians can understand the technical side of cutting-edge technologies.
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Intraoral scanner, 3D scanners, conventional techniques, Orthodontics, Dentistry
Paper Title: Study On Development And Formulation Of Momordica Cymbalaria Soup Mix Incorporated With Nendran Peel Powder
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2305956
Register Paper ID - 237690
Title: STUDY ON DEVELOPMENT AND FORMULATION OF MOMORDICA CYMBALARIA SOUP MIX INCORPORATED WITH NENDRAN PEEL POWDER
Author Name(s): S. KARTHICK, MS .D. DIVYA
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 11
Issue: 5
Pages: h830-h836
Year: May 2023
Downloads: 102
Diabetes mellitus is a chronic condition brought on by insufficient insulin production by the pancreas or inefficient insulin utilisation by the organism. The National Diabetes Statistics Report for 2022 was just published by the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The National Diabetes Statistics Report for 2022 was just published by the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). According to this data, there are more than 130 million Americans who have diabetes or prediabetes. For a very long period, karchikai has been utilized in many Asian traditional medical systems. The momordica cymbalaria plant has historically been used to treat diabetes, rheumatism, ulcers, skin conditions, and diarrhoea.The nendran peel includes naturally occurring bioactive substances as carotenoids, derivatives of quercetin, phenolic acids, and highly concentrated saponins. Nendran peel flour, like pulp, provides opportunity for making new processed nutraceutical products.In Asia and Africa, these nendran banana portions have a long history of usage in traditional medicine. It exhibits significant cytotoxic action against MCF-7 breast cell lines and is advantageous for human health as an antioxidant, anticancer, antibacterial, and antitumor agent.The products were prepared by Athalakkai powder, nendran peel powder, black pepper powder, cumin powder, corn flour, salt, sugar free, water. Soup mix was developed in various proportion for evaluating the overall acceptability.
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Diabetes mellitus, MCF -7 cell line , fibre , sun dried , traditional medicine,MCSM
Paper Title: Experimental Study on Carbon Emission of Partially Replaced Cement Concrete With Saw Dust Ash
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2305955
Register Paper ID - 237519
Title: EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON CARBON EMISSION OF PARTIALLY REPLACED CEMENT CONCRETE WITH SAW DUST ASH
Author Name(s): Yaseen Maqbool Wani, Navdeep Singh
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 11
Issue: 5
Pages: h817-h829
Year: May 2023
Downloads: 70
Concrete, an essential building material, emits a lot of CO2 from the material production stage to the manufacturing stage, including the production of cement, aggregates, and admixtures. Due to the escalating emissions of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, the adverse effects of climate change are becoming more and more obvious around the world. Around 5 to 7% of the global carbon emissions caused by human activity are attributable to the cement sector. In light of this, it is necessary to conduct research to determine the optimal level of CO2 emission during the manufacture of concrete. This study also looked into the effects of using sawdust ash (SDA) as a partial replacement of cement. SDA was replaced by weight in the cement at several concentrations, including 7 percent, 14 percent, and 21 percent. Compressive, flexural, and tensile strength tests were carried out on concrete cubes, beams, and cylinders on the seventh and 28th days after the concrete had been made and had been curing in water. Based on the data, we suggest replacing cement with Saw Dust Ash at 14 percent for better production of eco friendly concrete.
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Saw Dust Ash, Cement, Carbon Emission, SEM analysis
Paper Title: Fabrication of Mobile Stair Lift
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2305954
Register Paper ID - 237691
Title: FABRICATION OF MOBILE STAIR LIFT
Author Name(s): Kartik S Naragund, B Sandeep, Arunkumar AH, Varun V, Dr. Sharath P C
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 11
Issue: 5
Pages: h812-h816
Year: May 2023
Downloads: 76
The invention of the wheelchair has greatly benefited and facilitated the transportation of injured and disabled individuals. However, a significant challenge arises when it comes to navigating stairs, which are commonly found in multi-story buildings such as hospitals, schools, and homes. While some places in India have installed lifts, the majority still rely on stairs, making the task of carrying someone with mobility limitations a laborious and stressful endeavor. Motivated by this pressing issue, we embarked on designing a revolutionary wheelchair that addresses this problem. This abstract summarizes the fabrication of a mobile stair lift designed for two purposes: assisting individuals with mobility impairments on stairs and lifting heavy weights. The lift is portable and maneuverable, providing accessibility in different environments. It incorporates safety features and adjustable platforms for secure transportation. Additionally, it can handle substantial loads for weightlifting purposes, making it suitable for industrial, construction, and fitness settings. The fabrication process integrates mechanical, electrical, and structural components while adhering to safety standards and regulations. This innovative design enhances mobility, independence, and efficiency in stair-related tasks and heavy lifting operations. weights. The lift is portable and maneuverable, providing accessibility in different environments. It incorporates safety features and adjustable platforms for secure transportation. Additionally, it can handle substantial loads for weightlifting purposes, making it suitable for industrial, construction, and fitness settings.
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EPWs (Electric powered wheelchair), mobile stair lift, fabrication, mobility assistance, weight lifting, accessibility, portability, safety, ergonomics, dual-purpose.
Paper Title: Smart Diagnosis And Prescription System For Onboard Patient In Hospital
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2305953
Register Paper ID - 237503
Title: SMART DIAGNOSIS AND PRESCRIPTION SYSTEM FOR ONBOARD PATIENT IN HOSPITAL
Author Name(s): Harshana D S, Aishwarya Shastry V, Alaikya V C, Khushi C K, Hemanth Kumar K
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 11
Issue: 5
Pages: h804-h811
Year: May 2023
Downloads: 82
The Smart Diagnosis and Prescription System is a remarkable innovation in the healthcare industry, providing an efficient and effective way to diagnose and treat patients in hospitals. By utilizing advanced technology such as artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms, the system is able to analyse patient data in real-time and provide healthcare professionals with accurate diagnostic information and treatment recommendations. This not only improves patient outcomes but also reduces the workload of healthcare professionals, allowing them to focus on providing direct care to their patients. With its ability to automate many of the tasks associated with patient monitoring and diagnosis, the system has the potential to revolutionize the way healthcare is delivered in hospitals, improving the quality of care and reducing healthcare costs. Overall, the Smart Diagnosis and Prescription System is a game-changing technology that has the potential to transform the healthcare industry.
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Aurdino Esp 32, BP sensor, ECG sensor, Pulse rate Sensor, Health Care Diagnosis
Paper Title: LDH AND SDH ACTIVITY IN FRESHWATER FISH CTENOPHYRYNGODON IDELLA EXPOSED TO PHENTHOATE 50%EC (AN ORGANOPHOSPHATE)
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2305952
Register Paper ID - 237408
Title: LDH AND SDH ACTIVITY IN FRESHWATER FISH CTENOPHYRYNGODON IDELLA EXPOSED TO PHENTHOATE 50%EC (AN ORGANOPHOSPHATE)
Author Name(s): Mounika .G, Abubakkar .V, Aswartha Narayana. A, V. Venkata Rathnamma
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 11
Issue: 5
Pages: h793-h803
Year: May 2023
Downloads: 78
The pesticides and fungicides have been recognised as one of the serious pollutants of the aquatic ecosystems with deleterious effects on the living resources. Many pesticides and fungicides reporrted to produce a number of biochemical changes in fish both at lethal and sublethal levels. Present study phenthoate exposed to Ctenophanrydon idella in sublethal concentrations for 24h, 5and 10days of test fish in different tissues Under sub-lethal and lethal exposure to Phenthoate for 24h, the percentage of LDH depletion was found in all the tissues of test fish Ctenopharyngodon idella, maximum depletion was in liver (5.31),(5.46) muscle (3.02),(2.14) gill (2.80),(2.86) kidney (1.78)(,1.93) and brain(2.83)(2.90). tissues Under sub-lethal and lethal exposure to Phenthoate for 24h, the percentage of SDH depletion was found in all the tissues of test fish Ctenopharyngodon idella, was in liver (1.06),(0.93) muscle (1.18),(1.03) gill (0.67),(0.55) kidney (1.07)(,0.80) and brain(0.80)(0.82).
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Phenthoate, Ctenophanrydon idella, of LDH and SDH Lethal and sublethal concentrations
Paper Title: DNA, RNA CONTENT IN FRESHWATER FISH Ctenopharyngodon idella EXPOSED TO AN ORGANOPHOSPHATE PHENTHOATE 50% EC
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2305951
Register Paper ID - 237498
Title: DNA, RNA CONTENT IN FRESHWATER FISH CTENOPHARYNGODON IDELLA EXPOSED TO AN ORGANOPHOSPHATE PHENTHOATE 50% EC
Author Name(s): Mounika .G, Aswartha Narayana .A, Abubakkar.V, V. Venkata Rathnamma
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 11
Issue: 5
Pages: h785-h792
Year: May 2023
Downloads: 80
The pesticides and fungicides have been recognised as one of the serious pollutants of the aquatic ecosystems with deleterious effects on the living resources. Many pesticides and fungicides reporrted to produce a number of biochemical changes in fish both at lethal and sublethal levels. Present study phenthoate exposed to Ctenophanrydon idella in sublethal concentrations for 24h, 5and 10days of test fish in different tissues the DNA and RNA content controls 24h brain (18.32 )( 2.47) (2.04) muscle (12.56) (1.03),( 0.82) gill(12.18) (2.05)( 1.91) kidney (12.14)( 2.75) (1.72) and liver (9.34)( 4.21)( 3.67) and RNA content in controls and sublethals liver( 4.67)( 4.13 )2.87 muscle (4.14 )(3.75)2.57 brain (3.94)(2.620) 2.05 gill (3.68) (3.02)(2.27) and kidney (3.05)( 2.73)(1.99)respectively
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Phenthoate, Ctenopharyngodon idella DNA ,RNA and sublethal concentrations
Paper Title: ACETYL CHOLINESTERASE (ACHE) AND ACID PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY IN CATLA CATLA EXPOSED TO PYRACLOSTROBIN (20%WG)
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2305950
Register Paper ID - 237393
Title: ACETYL CHOLINESTERASE (ACHE) AND ACID PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY IN CATLA CATLA EXPOSED TO PYRACLOSTROBIN (20%WG)
Author Name(s): Abubakkar .V, Mounika .G, Aswartha Narayana. A, V. Venkata Rathnamma
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 11
Issue: 5
Pages: h772-h784
Year: May 2023
Downloads: 67
Exposure to agricultural pesticide throughout the world is a separate health concern in the form of acute and chronic toxicity. People of all ages and occupations can be exposed to chemicals through air, water food. Sub-lethal and lethal exposure to Pyraclostrobin for 24h, AChE depletion was found in all the tissues of test fish Catla catla, in Brain(6.11), (6.84), liver(5.13), (6.93), gill (3.69), (5.98), kidney(3.53), (4.99)and (5.82),(8.22). Under sub-lethal exposure to Pyraclostrobin for 4 and 8 days the Ach.E depletion was in all the tissues of test fish Catla catla, maximum depletion was in brain (5.12), (4.67), muscle (6.63), (4.25), kidney(3.98), (3.78),gill(2.74),(2.57) liver(2.68), (2.51). Under sub-lethaland lethal exposure to Pyraclostrobin for 24h, ACP depletion was found in all the tissues of test fish Catla catla, in liver(4.92), (5.23), muscle(4.53), (4.87), kidney(3.45), (3.61), gill (2.91), (2.98),and in brain(2.59), (2.78). Under sub-lethal exposure to Pyraclostrobin for 4 and 8 days the ACP depletion of test fish Catla catla, muscle (3.89), (3.87), kidney (3.72) (3.48), liver (3.24), (2.72) brain (3.21), (3.15), and gill (2.67), (2.68).
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Pyraclostrobin , Catla catla AChE and ACP and Sub-lethal concentration
Paper Title: ASSESSMENT OF IMMOBILIZATION DEVICES USED IN RADIOLOGY DEPARTMENT
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2305949
Register Paper ID - 237198
Title: ASSESSMENT OF IMMOBILIZATION DEVICES USED IN RADIOLOGY DEPARTMENT
Author Name(s): VANSHIKA, SAMEER AHMAD GANAIE, SHILPA SINGH
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 11
Issue: 5
Pages: h756-h771
Year: May 2023
Downloads: 123
To prove objective to assess the available immobilization devices which were used in Radio- diagnosis and Imaging Department. In the trauma patients, uncomfortable patients are frequently transported to hospital using full immobilization devices. At the emergency department, immobilization is often maintained until radiological work-up is completed. In this study, we examined how these devices influence radiation exposure and noise, as a proxy for objective image quality. The Conventional Radiographs (CR), Computed Tomography (CT) and magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scans were made using an immobilized on various types of immobilization devices. Manufacturers of immobilization devices should take Radiological properties of their devices into account in the development and process. This study included 100 patients in which 61 male, 37 female and 2 pediatric patients. Then the immobilization devices have been used on these patients. These patients were divided in the four machines; like Computed Tomography (CT) and magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) in the building of MMIMSR and SUPER SPECIALTY HOSPITAL Mullana-Ambala (Haryana). The result of immobilization devices ; In maximum age group (20-49), 45 foam pads, 5 velcro straps, 16 head rests, 17 knee pads and 9 sand bags were used on out of 54 patients. On majority of the patients, foam pad was used. In minimum age group (0-19), 10 foam pads, 10 velcro straps, 3 head rests, 1 knee pads and 2 sand bags were used on out of 11 patients. On majority of the patients, foam pads and velcro straps were used. Conclude that, generally patients were ready to use immobilization devices but in some cases patient refused to use immobilization devices. As we can see in fig.8.11 and 8.12 that majority of patient used devices and some of did not. Majority of patients were ready to use these devices because they believe that these devices helps to improve scanning and somewhere they are comfortable with these devices. As we mentioned earlier that few patients refused to use these devices and this is because somewhere they had fear to use these devices and generally, these patients were growing children.
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Computed Tomography, Immobilization Devices, 1.5 T, Nuclear Medicine Imaging.
Paper Title: Smart Drone Fire Extinguisher
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2305948
Register Paper ID - 237695
Title: SMART DRONE FIRE EXTINGUISHER
Author Name(s): Mrs. Sumitha C, Sharth kumar N, Sudheer B, Ravinandan N
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 11
Issue: 5
Pages: h748-h755
Year: May 2023
Downloads: 120
: In world where fire accidents are increases commonly and the first responders always risk their lives to save the lives of others. Unfortunately, history tells that these first responders do not survive most of the time. To save as many lives as possible, it is important to leave dangerous tasks to machines. One such device is a drone it provides great mobility and doesn't risk any personnel. Drones can also gather information through the Flame sensor the GSM detects the exact location of fire with the help of temperature sensor at greater speed and Arduino-UNO is helps for communication and also drones are having great mobility. has 360 degree view, reliability.
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Extinguisher, Drone, Reliability
Paper Title: Effect of Plyometric Push-up Exercise on Upper Limb Performance among Physiotherapy students
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2305947
Register Paper ID - 237670
Title: EFFECT OF PLYOMETRIC PUSH-UP EXERCISE ON UPPER LIMB PERFORMANCE AMONG PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS
Author Name(s): Anjali J. Pandoriya, Dr.Sarfraznawaz Shah (PT), Parth Patel
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 11
Issue: 5
Pages: h739-h747
Year: May 2023
Downloads: 93
BACKGROUND: Push up is simple and widely use exercise for the human body.The name "plyometric" is a combination of the Greek words "Plio" and "Metric," which mean "to access" and "repeated sequence of stretch-shortening cycles". The physiotherapist job requires them to participate in activities that involve a lot of strength and endurance like passive or resisted exercise, transferring from bed, gait training etc. Also work with sports teams and players. More than 72 % of students they were suffering from musculoskeletal issues and poor endurance.AIMAND OBJECTIVES: To check the effect of Plyometric push-up exercise on strength, endurance, power, and dynamic stability among physiotherapy students.METHOD: An interventional study. The ethical approval was taken from KPGU, Vadodara. Total 34 participants were enrolled in the study based on inclusion and exclusion criteria. Written informed consent was taken. To assess muscle strength the 1RM bench-press and muscular endurance measured by counts the maximum number of push-ups. Power measured by SMBT, and dynamic stability measured by UQYBT. Pre outcome measure was taken. Warm-up and cool down exercises were done (5min stationary cycle, stretching exercise) after that plyometric push-up exercise done. Total 3 sets per week for 6-weeks duration. Then post outcome measure was taken.RESULT: Paired 't' test was applied to find statistical difference between 'Pre' and 'Post' reading of outcome variables (One min maximum push-up, 1RM, SMBT, UQYBT) using MedCalc software. P value of <0.05 was considered statistically significant.CONCLUSION: There is significant effect of upper extremity plyometrics push-up exercise on upper extremity strength, endurance, and dynamic stability among physiotherapy students. But there was no significant difference of power in plyometrics push-up pre and post-test.
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Plyometric Push-up, Strength, Endurance, SMBT, UQYBT Physiotherapy students.
Paper Title: 'IMMUNIZE'- A Click for Better Health Checking
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2305946
Register Paper ID - 237704
Title: 'IMMUNIZE'- A CLICK FOR BETTER HEALTH CHECKING
Author Name(s): Anu S, Mohammed Farzeen K M, Muhammed Adil P M, Mohammed Hafjan K H, Adithya E R
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 11
Issue: 5
Pages: h733-h738
Year: May 2023
Downloads: 88
This study is to minimize the complications, difficulty, time consumption of health workers and also the ordinary people, and to make safe environment. In the prescribed mobile app 'IMMUNIZE' we are introducing mainly four options to make ASHA workers job to become easy. This will give an idea to support ASHA workers to fulfill their responsibilities. By these four options Parents, ASHA workers, Supervisors, Pregnant women can easily register and login to "IMMUNIZE". Here we focus on computerizing the effort taken ASHA workers by organizing the details of people in each ward. The main objective of this mobile app is to build an effective co-ordination between ASHA workers, People and Officials. "IMMUNIZE" also focus on the importance of pregnant women, thus the ASHA worker can understand the pregnancy situations and help them with their service. Thus, using this application ASHA workers can use this opportunity and help each people who are in need and collect necessary information
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ASHA worker, IMMUNIZE, Mobile app
Paper Title: Virtual Reality's Potential To Aid Hearing Impaired
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2305945
Register Paper ID - 236383
Title: VIRTUAL REALITY'S POTENTIAL TO AID HEARING IMPAIRED
Author Name(s): Nupur Joshi, Nikhil Duseja, Swati Gupta, Janvi Gupta, Nikita Nijhawan
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 11
Issue: 5
Pages: h725-h732
Year: May 2023
Downloads: 123
This paper aims to bridge the gap between the hearing impaired and normal people. This paper focuses on building a user-friendly system that can help generate the gestures through a digital humanoid using audio input as well as to recognise the sign gestures. Since the preferred form of communication for deaf and hearing-impaired persons worldwide is sign language. However, communication between a person with language impairment and a normal person has never been easy. This will enable the user to enable two-way communication between hearing impaired and normal people without the use of a translator.
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Indian Sign Language (ISL), Avatar, Humanoids, KNN, naive bayes algorithm, CNN
Paper Title: BIOACTIVE SPECIES OF GENUS CLEMATIS-A REPORT
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2305944
Register Paper ID - 237705
Title: BIOACTIVE SPECIES OF GENUS CLEMATIS-A REPORT
Author Name(s): Rajeev Rattan
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 11
Issue: 5
Pages: h717-h724
Year: May 2023
Downloads: 78
The genus Clematis has been a source of various traditionally useful and pharmacologically active species. Many plants of this genus are prominently climbers and woody vines. The species are mosly wild however; few are grown as ornamental plants. The species Clematis orientalis, Clematis mandshurica, Clematis heracleifolia, and Clematis terniflora were selected to study on their traditional use, chemical composition and pharmacological effects reported in literature. In folklore these species are used as antispasmodic, carminative, diuretic, anodyne, antidote, diuretic and sedative agents. The triterpenoid saponins are the dominant compounds of these species flavonoids, alkaloids, lignans, coumarins, steroids and volatile oils have also been reported from sister spectes. The pharmacological effects evaluated are antioxidant, cytotoxic, antimicrobial, antidiabetic, hepatoprotectve, and anti-inflammatory activities. As such these species has emerged as good source of traditional medicines. The chemical compounds isolated from these species have been reported for their pharmacological effects. Although, few experimental studies validated their traditional claim, but uncharacterized crude extracts were employed in most of the activities. Such species need to be explored properly for their bioactive principle and exploited as potential drug. The review will help the researchers to select medicinally potential species of Clematis for future research
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Clematis orientalis, Clematis mandshurica, Clematis heracleifolia and Clematis terniflora.
Paper Title: Effects of Contemporary Science and Technology on Performance Evaluation
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2305943
Register Paper ID - 237662
Title: EFFECTS OF CONTEMPORARY SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ON PERFORMANCE EVALUATION
Author Name(s): Mr. Sam Azariya T, Dr. J . Viswanathan
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 11
Issue: 5
Pages: h713-h716
Year: May 2023
Downloads: 78
A "double-edged sword" is modern science and technology. On the one hand, it not only enhanced competitive sports and continuously produced new sporting goods, but it also enhanced the environment and equipment used for training, supported movement technology, and altered the values associated with sports. Modern technologies, on the other hand, have also aided in the alienation of technology, undermined physical fitness activities, and caused faults in competitive sports that rendered fair competition meaningless and led to a number of unjust social issues. Observing and analyzing player performance, particularly in team-based sports, is challenging due to the intricacy of the constraints that surround it. The absence of standardized observational tools and the urgent need to develop powerful, computerized systems coding are among the key problems in this regard. These problems must all be addressed as part of a strategy that is appropriate for contexts that are natural and normal. Video analysis, notational analysis, and scouting can all be used to evaluate a player's on-court basketball performance during a live game in a natural and ordinary setting. This essay seeks to emphasize the impact of contemporary science and technology on sport, with a focus on performance evaluation.
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Performance Assessment, FIBA LIVE STAT, Basketball & Modern Science and Technology
Paper Title: A study on Global Human Resource Management
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2305942
Register Paper ID - 236562
Title: A STUDY ON GLOBAL HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Author Name(s): Dr. Kamaljeet Kaur, Ms. Jaya Sharma
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 11
Issue: 5
Pages: h706-h712
Year: May 2023
Downloads: 77
With the dawn of globalization, the gambles in our country are decreasingly different and multilateral. This paper analysis the colorful challenges which are arising in the field of intercultural HRM. The directors moment face a whole new array of changes like globalization, technological advances and changes in political and legal terrain along with changes in Information technology. This has lead to a paradigm shift in the of places professional labor force. The great challenge to professionals of this field is to attract, retain and nurture talented workers. These challenges can overcome through cross artistic training, technological and instructional training of HR people and provocation of workers through colorful ways. Cross- Cultural Communication among the systems, workers have a vital part in it.
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Intercultural HRM, challenges, globalization, cross-cultur communication
Paper Title: COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MULTISTORIED BUILDING WITH VARIOUS CONFIGURATIONS OF COLUMNS AND SHEAR WALL
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2305941
Register Paper ID - 237423
Title: COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MULTISTORIED BUILDING WITH VARIOUS CONFIGURATIONS OF COLUMNS AND SHEAR WALL
Author Name(s): Pathan Ansar Md. Mansur, Prof. Jawalkar Ganesh Chandrakant
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 11
Issue: 5
Pages: h674-h705
Year: May 2023
Downloads: 85
In modern times floating columns are typical building feature in multistorey buildings. Floating columns are used to fulfill various aesthetic and functional requirements. This study has been undertaken to investigate the Comparative analysis between the buildings with and without floating columns for single column building. To analyze the models Staad.Pro V8i software is used. For performing the seismic analysis Equivalent Static Analysis method is considered. The study is made with four different cases classified on the basis of system provided. To compare the results, different structural parameters like shear force, story displacements, bending moment, axial force are taken under consideration.
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single column building, STAAD Pro, floating columns, earth quake load, wind load etc.
Paper Title: RESEARCH PAPER ON PLANNING , DESIGN AND ESTIMATION OF G+3 BUILDING
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2305940
Register Paper ID - 235361
Title: RESEARCH PAPER ON PLANNING , DESIGN AND ESTIMATION OF G+3 BUILDING
Author Name(s): Abhidarshit Patel, Satyendra Yadav, Shivam Pandev, Aabid Mushtaq Reshi, Ashish Verma
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 11
Issue: 5
Pages: h669-h673
Year: May 2023
Downloads: 185
we can estimate the cost of the building before we construct . In any construction project, the probable cost of construction which is known before hand is known as the estimated cost. And hence it is quite essential for the arrangement of financial resources for the completion of any construction project. In this project, the main aim was to find out the detailed estimate of quantities of all the structural aspect of G+3 building. It also helps in finding out the probable cost, or the estimated cost of the project based on the computation of these quantities. The structural aspects considered for the estimation of quantities are earthwork in excavation and backfilling, concrete work in foundation and in R.C.C structures such as beams, columns, slabs, staircases etc., steel reinforcement in beams, columns and other R.C.C structures and brickwork in superstructure. The computation of quantities was carried out based on the drawings of various structural elements, such as the each floor plan, footings and columns layout, beams layout, staircases layout, footing specifications and column specifications,These details provide an idea for requirement of quantities for a particular project and also the likely expenditure which would be needed to be arranged .This documentation also provides the abstract of the estimated cost for the structural aspects.
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staircase,bending moment,shearforce,estimate
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2305939
Register Paper ID - 237557
Title: INTELLISTICK
Author Name(s): Sakshi Sawant, Isha Tayade, Archana Chaudhari
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 11
Issue: 5
Pages: h665-h668
Year: May 2023
Downloads: 119
In this article, we are making a smart blind stick for the visually impaired. This project demonstrates an ultrasonic blind stick using Arduino. Blind people face many problems in their lives. One of them is to find your way. The roads are full of cars and obstacles that will block your way and hurt you. So, with these issues in mind, we created a smart blind bar that primarily uses ultrasonic sensors to scan for obstacles.
Licence: creative commons attribution 4.0
Blind Stick, Ultrasonic Sensor, Arduino Uno, and Blind People
The International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts (IJCRT) aims to explore advances in research pertaining to applied, theoretical and experimental Technological studies. The goal is to promote scientific information interchange between researchers, developers, engineers, students, and practitioners working in and around the world.
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