Volume 11 | Issue 9 |

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This study explores the rich symbolism of nature, as embodied in flora and fauna, within the context of literature and art. Drawing from examples such as "The Secret Garden", discussed into how these natural elements enhance the depth and complexity of creative works, offering a universal language that resonates across cultures. This symbolism bridges the human experience with the natural world, fostering reflection on our relationship with the environment and its broader implications. Positivism research philosophy and descriptive research design has been adopted in this study. Along with this, inductive research approach and secondary thematic data analysis has also been included in this work. This research underscores the significance of nature symbolism as a catalyst for discussions surrounding environmental awareness, ecological literacy, and the need for responsible stewardship of the planet. As a recommendation, it can be proposed incorporating discussions about nature symbolism into educational curricula to promote ecological consciousness and appreciation of the natural world among students. This study illuminates the enduring connection between humanity and nature, emphasizing the importance of preserving and nurturing the environment for future generations.

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Nature symbolism, Flora and fauna, Literature, Art, 'The Secret Garden', Universal language

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An ultra-high-performance concrete (UHPC) also called as (RPC) developed years ago by Bouygues, with the aim to build strong, durable, and sustainable structures. Some differences can be underlined between the RPC and high-performance concrete (HPC); that is to say, RPC exhibits higher compressive and flexural strength, higher toughness, lower porosity, and lower permeability compared to HPC. This paper reviews the reported literature on RPC, and it offers a comparison between RPC and HPC. Therefore, some RPC potential applications may be inferred. For instance, some examples of footbridges and structural repair applications are given. Experimental measurements on air permeability, porosity, water absorption, carbonation rate, corrosion rate, and resistivity are evidence of the better performance of RPC over HPC. When these ultra-high-performance concretes are reinforced with discontinuous, short fibers, they exhibit better tensile strain-hardening performance

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UHPC, reactive powder concrete; durability; silica fume; microstructure; composites; bond strength; interfacial transition zon

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Peptic Ulcer Disease is the ulceration of the gastrointestinal tract due to hyper acidity, resulting in mucosal erosion, acute pain and discomfort. Perforated Peptic Ulcer (PPU) is a life-threatening complication of peptic ulcer disease which is observed in around 2-14% of cases of peptic ulcer disease. A total of 100 patients were enrolled for study. Maximum incidence of ulcer perforation was seen in fourth decade. The ratio of male to female was approximately 12:1. Out of 100 patients, 92 patients were found to have pre-pyloric perforation while in 08 patients, the site of perforation was found to be in first part of duodenum. Fifty-five patients were positive for helicobacter pylori while 45 patients were tested negative. H.Pylori associated PUD is reported to be the commonest cause of morbidity and mortality, in especially LMIC nations. It is also one of the commonest abdominal emergency causing peritonitis. The outcome is multi-factorial depending on various factors like the underlying pathology, any co-morbid condition, the interval between perforation and treatment and the patient's age.

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Peptic ulcer disease, PPU, Perforation, Vagotomy, SSI.

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Evacuation of CO2, CH4, and N2O from air and partition of CO2 from CH4 are significant division processes in energy creation and ecological assurance. These divisions can be accomplished in pressure swing adsorption processes assuming reasonable adsorbents with adequately huge selectivity and adsorption limit can be distinguished. Assessment of different adsorbents for their balance and dynamic properties is a powerful method for evaluating reasonable adsorbents for these applications; it additionally adds to better comprehension of essentials of adsorption processes.

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MOF, ZEOLITE , MOF-177

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In the rapidly evolving landscape of healthcare, this research introduces a pioneering approach to monitor patient stress levels in real-time through the integration of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) within the Internet of Things (IoT) paradigm. Our system leverages wireless sensors strategically placed on or around the patient's body to continuously collect vital physiological data, including heart rate, blood pressure, skin conductance, and respiratory rate. These data streams are wirelessly transmitted to a central hub, where sophisticated algorithms analyze and detect patterns indicative of heightened stress levels.When elevated stress indicators are identified, the system triggers automated alerts, ensuring swift response and intervention by healthcare providers or caregivers. Patients, too, are empowered with valuable insights into their stress trends, made accessible through an intuitive user interface via smartphone applications or web portals. Personalized stress management recommendations, such as relaxation techniques or breathing exercises, are also offered to aid patients in effectively managing their stress.Robust data security measures, including encryption and access controls, are implemented to safeguard patient confidentiality. The system's scalability is meticulously designed to accommodate a growing number of patients and sensors, making it suitable for diverse healthcare settings.This innovative IoT-based patient stress monitoring system holds significant potential to enhance healthcare outcomes by facilitating early stress detection and intervention, ultimately contributing to improved patient well-being.

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IoT, Patient Stress Monitoring, Wireless Sensor Networks, Real-time Monitoring, Physiological Data, Automated Alerts, Stress Indicators, Data Security, Scalability, Healthcare.

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Enzyme,Physical constant, Michaelis Menten equation

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Abstract: The paper focuses on the relationship between mass media and popular culture is one of influence. Because of the efficacy of mass media campaigns, mass media influences trends in popular culture. Today, mass media is the major source of transmission of culture. Therefore, let us understand what the mass media is and how it works. Mass media is a critical part of human societies. The media can influence cultural discourse by what it chooses to cover and how it presents the material. Media has got a special recognition in the society for its continuous work in favor of awareness.

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Keywords: cultural, media, society, influence human, communication, programme, technology and globalisation

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Periodontal disease, a prevalent oral health issue, has traditionally been treated using invasive surgical methods. In recent years, laser technology has emerged as a promising alternative in Periodontics. This comprehensive review examines various laser types, their mechanisms of action, and clinical applications. It assesses advantages and disadvantages, patient outcomes, and safety considerations.Furthermore, the article explores future directions, including emerging laser technologies and integration with digital dentistry. Understanding these advancements is crucial for enhancing Periodontal care and patient outcomes.

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Periodontics, laser technology, minimally invasive, clinical applications, patient outcomes, photothermal effects, photobiomodulation, digital dentistry.

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Abstract: The use of flute from mythological period to present times has immense importance not only for the musical correlation but also for the human satisfaction in listening. The tune of flute is very acceptable and mind blowing while it is listened. Sometimes people do like to listen the recording version of flute tune while they involve with day to day works. The demand of flute tune in musical concert in public places is highly recognized. It establishes a sense of environment with full of peace, spirituality and a sound sphere of mind. The tune of flute refreshes the psychology of patient and specifically for a pregnant woman and an aged person. The slow sound of flute tone at different celebrations, restaurants, homes and special occasions touches the heart and mind of human being. The use of flute is found across the globe. The players of the flute are being significantly welcomed in different platforms. Scholars of flute research opined that the use of flute makes good health to a performer due to the continuous circulation of air to the body. As such, the impact of flute on human body is considered as a positive sign and no way it is harmful to human being and society as well.

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Key Words: Flute, Instrument, Pranayama, Yoga, Music Therapy, Psychology

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modaks, frozen modaks, ragi modaks, ragi satva, ragi malt, dates, shelf life study, diabetic friendly, gut friendly, gluten free, marketing, budgeting, sensory evaluation, sweet dumplings, frozen sweet dumplings

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