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Moisture control is one of the most important factors, which is to be monitor, review and control to maintain attract-ability of the feed as well as protecting from fungus as well from mold. Excess moisture is to be eliminated and required moisture to be maintained. Excess moisture leads to Fungus and as well as Mold. Lower moisture may lead to loss of smell, creates dust, and affects its basic properties. By using Statistical quality control methods, cooler efficiency may be controlled and optimized moisture may be maintained in the feed.

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Attract, cooler, dust, feed, fungus, gelatinization, mash, moisture, mold, statistical quality control.

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AR, VR, Big Data, Cloud gaming, what to seem for in terms of the game development in 2020? Here are the most trends you must remember of. According to various analysts the videogame market will rise to $90 billion in 2020. While both big and little gaming studios are already experimenting with usage such innovative technologies as AI, VR etc., within the nearest future we may expect something really amazing.

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Cloud Gaming, AR, VR, 5G Effect, Handheld Device

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The The aim of the paper is to design a pedagogical approach using social media for teaching the 4th year medical laboratory students in Malawi . The content was taught to the students using social media and they have been assigned group tasks using social media. The assessment was also done using social media and the results are discussed in this paper.

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Classroom Teaching, Social media, WhatsApp,

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Objective: This study evaluated the marginal fit of CAD/CAM copings milled from Cercon HT blocks. It also evaluated the effect of firing on the marginal fit of zirconia copings. Materials and method: A stainless steel master die was fabricated using CNC-lathe of dimensions with crown length of 6mm, width of 7mm having 1mm rounded shoulder finish line with 50 taper on each side with occlusal diameter of 5mm. It also had a orientation groove of 0.5mm. Impressions were made and were poured in type IV die stone. Each die was scanned with a Dentsply Sirona inEos X5 scanner to produce the copings. The copings were seated on the master die with approx. load of 50N. A stereomicroscope was used for direct viewing of the marginal gap. Image analysis software was used to measure the marginal gaps in micrometers. For zirconia copings the measurements for marginal gap were made before and after firing. Data was analyzed by paired t-test. Results: There was no significant difference between marginal fit of zirconia copings before and after porcelain firing (p<0.05). Conclusion: The marginal fit of the copings before ceramic firing was lesser than marginal fit after ceramic firing, but the difference between the two margins after firing was not significant. Both marginal configurations showed marginal gaps that were within a reported clinically acceptable range of marginal discrepancy.

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Marginal Fit

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The NCF-2005, NCFTE-2009 and the New Education Policy-2020 recommend teachers to be reflective practitioners. The realization of the concept of reflective teaching practice helps us to openly accept the new changes that are brought about by the education system and enables us to progress towards the betterment of the education system. A dedicated teacher always finds it enthusiastic and motivated to overcome these difficulties or problems. But it requires a teacher to be knowledgeable with the content of teacher education. Just knowing the content and theories does not entirely equip the teachers for the profession and solve their problem. A practical experience is said to be better than just conceptual understanding. The teacher has to evolve individualized strategies by applying his intellectual skills. Therefore the teacher education program is designed in such a way so that it helps the entrant teachers to equip themselves with the skills of teaching as well as the cognitive strategies required for the profession. Such a teacher who uses cognitive strategies to have an evidence informed-practice, who gathers evidences from efficient feedback system according to the changing demands, is a reflective teacher and such a teaching practice is a reflective teaching practice. Being a reflective teacher not only benefits the classrooms but indirectly the institution as well as the society. To become a reflective teacher the reflective teaching practices, which can be concluded as cognitive strategies at teacher education, need to be acquired by the teachers.

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Teacher education, reflective teaching practices, cognitive strategies

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Bioluminescence is generally called a natural phenomenon that is to emit cold lights from the organisms like firefly, several arthropods, fishes and other living organisms. But now a days this is not constricted only in the natural area rather due to the development of science and technology proceeds and our needs also increasing day by day it is becoming a future technology and a boon for mankind using bioluminescence method in laboratory also by using several energy transfer techniques like LRET, BRET etc. The uses like electricity consumption, testing water turbidity or even in cell and molecular biology researches for new drug discoveries and disease detections like cancer are some ongoing research advancements in various countries.

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Bioluminescence, LRET, BRET, electricity consumption, water turbidity, new drug discovery, disease detection.

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The NREGS typically provide unskilled manual workers with short term employment on public works such as irrigation infrastructure, deforestation, soil conservation and road construction. The rationale for workfare programme rests on some basic considerations. The programmes provide income transfers to poor households during slack agricultural seasons or years. In countries with high unemployment rates, transfer benefits from workfare programmes can prevent poverty from worsening, especially during lean periods. Durable asset programmes may create the potential to generate a second round of employment benefits as necessary infrastructure is developed. The need to evolve a mechanism to supplement existing livelihood sources in rural areas was recognized early during development planning in India. The National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme 2005 referred as MNREGS was enacted on 25th August, 2005 and it came into force on 2nd February 2006. It marked a paradigm shift from the previous wage employment programmes with its rights-based approach that makes the Government legally accountable for providing employment to those who demand it. The scheme aims at �Enhancing livelihood security of households in rural areas of the country by providing at least one hundred days of guaranteed wage employment in a financial year to every household whose adult members volunteer to do unskilled manual work.�

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Minimum Wage Act (MWA)

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It is high time now to fall for surface water usage instead of going for ground water resources to meet human demand on needs. Considered the main source of surface water, rainwater is deemed more or less as fresh, the cost of collecting rainwater too is very low. Rivers and canals, lakes and wetlands, ponds and dry wells. All are potential catchments to hold direct rainwater and its indirect source, the run-off storm water. The closed tanks also doubly work as settlement tanks to innately clearing the contaminated water to some extent. Pebbles, gravels, sand and charcoal. All available in abundance work great as natural filter for cleaning the rainwater before usage. Hence keeping an eye on the rapidly increasing day-to-day demand for water among fast growing human population, there lies a great opportunity to harvest rainwater to meet a potential scarcity and avoid destruction of the normal groundwater table level. The boon of rainwater harvesting is the unused or extra water which remains after using by the human settlements. It can be sent down to the aquifer to recharge the groundwater level too, so we are going to design an effective plan by collecting of rain water and recharging it, when there is shortage runoff water. Present paper majorly focuses on �ROOF TOP RAIN WATER HARVESTING� (RRWH) of the study area as �E.S COLLEGE OF NURSING �campus, Villupuram (near Vikravandi). The result analysis shows that the present RWH system is having the storage 32, 53,000 liters per year. The primary objectives are to fulfill the scarcity of the water in campus and then use it for the domestic purpose in college campus.

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Roof Top Rain water harvesting, Rainwater harvesting, RRWH, Collecting of Rainwater, Recharge of Rainwater, SURFACE RUNOFF HARVESTING, SURFACE WATER, GROUNDWATER, COMPONENTS OF RRWHS, RUNOFF COEFFICIENT, SUPPORTING COLLECTION SYSTEM, BENEFITS OF RAIN HEAD FILTER, FIRST FLUSH MECHANISM, FILTRATION SYSTEM, SAND GRAVEL FILTER, PVC � PIPE FILTER, CHARCOAL FILTER, STORAGE SYSTEM OF RRWH, RAINFALL DATA ACQUISITION, RUNOFF COEFFICIENT OF A STUDY AREA, CATCHMENT OF A STUDY AREA,

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"Big Data� as a term has been among the most important trends of the last 3 years, resulting in Associate in Nursing upsurge of analysis, furthermore as business and government applications. information is deemed a strong stuff which will impact multidisciplinary analysis endeavors furthermore as government and business performance. The goal of this discussion paper is to share {the information|the info|the information} analytics opinions and views of the authors concerning the new opportunities and challenges brought forth by the massive data movement. The authors collect various views, coming back from totally {different|completely different}|completely different} geographical locations with different core analysis experience and different affiliations and work experiences. The aim of this paper is to evoke discussion instead of to produce a comprehensive survey of massive information analysis.

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Big information, information analytics, machine learning, data processing, world improvement, application.

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Derivative UV spectrophotometry is an analytical technique used in multi component analysis. It has enormous implication commonly in obtaining mutually qualitative and quantitative in order from spectra that are of unresolved bands, with respect to qualitative and quantitative analysis, it uses first or higher derivatives of absorbance in accordance with wavelength. [1] Derivative spectroscopy is the simplest method for an increasing selectivity is derivatization of spectra. This method is used when the sample of drug shows large irrelevant absorption. It involves conversion of normal spectrum to its first, second and higher derivative spectra where its amplitude in the derivative spectrum is proportional to the concentration of the analyte provided that Beer�s law is obeyed by the fundamental spectrum. This article provides you a clear view of derivative spectroscopy and its advantages and disadvantages in analysis of the sample.

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Derivative spectroscopy, Spectra, Wavelength, First, second and third order spectra.

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