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Nature has invented reproduction and almost all the women do.Childbirth is pleasurable event celebrated by everyone however; theexperience of a labouring woman is indefinable. According to United Nationsdata, crude birth rate (2010-2015) was 19.46/1000 worldwide and in India, itwas 19.56/1000. The average global birth rate was 18.5/1000 in 2016.In obstetrics, para is the term used to represent the number ofpregnancies reaching viable gestational age. Primipara indicates that thewoman reaching the viable gestational age for the first time and multiparameans woman had given live childbirth previously. Manijeh Pirdel & LeilaPirdel (2007) conducted a study on comparing women's expectations of labourand birth with the experiences of primiparas and multiparas with normalvaginal delivery which concluded that primiparas expected and experiencedmore negative emotion about labour pain.

Today, we are living in the era of knowledge explosion where availability of healthy and knowledgeable human resources have become the most crucial factor fordevelopment of any society. So much so that health and education have become global priorities including in India.When we talk about education, we cannot ignore to think about students, as ultimately,they are going to uplift our country's economy and development of various important sectors. As far as medical education is concerned recently India aces the number of medical colleges (government and private) among all developing countries (1). Our scenario of medical education is such that immediately after class 12th education students can enter medical education after qualifying entrance exam. Thus, after entering into the professional education students get exposed to sudden increase in difficulty of academics. Moreover, as they proceed in their course, they have to bear the pressure of academic as well as clinical exercises. Indeed medical, dental and para medical educations are pretty intense and demanding throughout the training. The training imparted in our medical colleges apart from basic medical subjects, our students are required to be equally apprised with competence in clinical skills, communication skills, problem solving skills, stress coping skills, performing moral ethical, legal responsibilities which are highly needed for them.

Every year, fungus, weeds, insects, plant diseases, and rodents cause billions of dollars inagricultural losses across the globe. During storage and usage, they also cause the degradation,fracturing, and destruction of textiles as well as other textile materials, wood, leatherette,plastics, acrylics, and other similar products, causing significant economic disruption.Chemical compounds, particularly organic molecules, have played a major role in this battle. Theutilization of organic compounds of different kinds has yielded spectacular results in the fields ofagriculture and hygiene. The high economic efficiency obtained with the use of insecticides,herbicides and fungicides in industry and agriculture has favored fast growth of pesticidescience, and technological production and usage of pesticides has risen significantly in mostindustrialized nations.

Marketers in Life Insurance Services have always been concerned with theCustomer Perceived Service Quality and Behavioural Intentions of the customers. Theintensified competition has compelled the marketers to be more strategic in acquiring,dealing and keeping customers. In view of significance of selected constructs, presentstudy reveals the level of service quality perceived, sense of satisfaction and loyaltyfelt by the customers of life insurance providers in India. A relationship model of theall the selected behavioural constructs is also purposed and tested with highreliability.A comprehensive analysis of available literature review laid the foundation of thestudy, initially. Later, first hand data was accessed from the randomly selectedrespondents from representative population of residents of Delhi and Haryana (NCR)who has taken life risks coverages from any of the life insurance service providers.The data analyzed, portrays agreeable/ good level of Service Quality perceived by thecustomer. Core Services provided to customers comes out as the top rated dimensionof service quality, followed by Human Elements and Process of Service Delivery,Social Responsibility and lastly, Physical Evidence. The customers of life insuranceservices are also found satisfied and loyal with the service providers.Further, the structural equation established for selected variables confirms significantrelationships among them. The model developed portrays a significant influence ofservice quality on customer satisfaction. One unit change in Service Quality leads to0.61 units change in Customer Satisfaction and 0.57 unit change in Customer Loyalty.On the other hand, change of 0.23 unit in customer loyalty is derived from change inunit of customer satisfaction.The marketers were suggested according to the service delivery gaps and probableaspects to improve satisfaction and loyalty among customers. Established relationshipmodel of service quality, customer satisfaction and loyalty may help in furtherresearches on gap areas identified.

In the Name of Allah the beneficent, the MercifulAll the praise is due to Allah, the Lord of the Worlds. Most Compassionate, MostMerciful, and May Allah peace & blessing be upon our prophet, who was sent as amercy to the worlds, our Prophet Muhammad bin Abdullah, and on his family, hiscompanions, and followers with welfare and charity until the Judgment Day;As for after:Is the prophet Muhammad "PBUH" a merciful man?Does this mercy of the prophet relate to the Religion of Islam?If the prophet Muhammad "PBUH" is a Merciful Man, as Muslims say:-What are the power and deep effect of his mercy on his spirit and character?Is this feature of mercy realistic or it is pretentious and conciliatory (Machiavellian)?Is it strong and steady into his character or unsteady, weak and temporary?Is it a reason for the success or weakness of the Prophet's call?Because of this, this paper shall focus on this topic and will answer these inquiries,to identify a scientific hypothesis that says:

Islam is the true religion of Allah (God). Islam has been growingin different times, different regions, different cultures, anddifferent races. It is a universal religion that fits all differencesand a way of life for humanity. Allah said:"Indeed, the religion in the sight of Allah is Islam." TheQur'an 3: 19Islam means full submission to Allah. All Prophets of Allahcame to call people to Islam. Prophet Muhammad, peace be uponhim, said: "The prophets are brothers and their religion is one."Also all Prophets admitted that they are Muslims because theyhad full submission to Allah. The Qura'n stressed the Prophet'ssubmission to Allah in many verses such as:-"And Abraham instructed his sons [to do the same] and [sodid] Jacob, [saying], "O my sons, indeed Allah has chosen foryou this religion, so do not die except while you are Muslims."[The Qura'n 2:132]-"But when Jesus felt (persistence) in disbelief from them, hesaid, "who are my supporters for (the cause of) Allah?" Thedisciples said we are supporters for Allah. We have believedin Allah and testify that we are Muslims." [The Qur'an 3:52]Therefore, Islam is not a new religion brought by ProphetMuhammad, peace be upon him, to Arabs only. In fact, Arabscomprise only 18% of total Muslim population. In another word, themajority of Muslims (82%) are non-Arabs. Therefore Islam is the truereligion of Allah for all mankind from Adam until the end of thisworld re-expressed in its final form through the message of theQur'an and the Prophethood of Muhammad, peace be upon him.Then whoever chooses another religion other than Islam he is theloser. Allah confirmed this in the Qur'an: "And whoever seeks areligion other than Islam, it will never be accepted of him, andin the hereafter he will be one of the losers." [The Qur'an 3:85

All praises are due to Allaah and peace and blessings, beupon His prophet Muhammad and his family and companionsAllaah, the Almighty created the human Nafs (self or soul) with two main strengths, which are: the strength of advancement and the strength of restraint. The strength of advancement must be directed to the things that are of benefit to the person in this life and the Hereafter. As for the strength of restraint, this must be used to abstain from what harms the person. The Muslim should naturally be disposed to advance in good and restrain from evil. This restraint is like a rein that holds the Muslim back from all evil.Therefore, restraint is the Muslim's curb which prevents him from committing or indulging in evil, sins and non-beneficial matters. The stronger the restraint is, the better the Muslim can oppose his forbidden desires, temptations and trials. Some people have patience with the discomfort of worship but have no patience when it comes to avoiding sins, and vice versa.For example, many people have the patience to stand in night prayers in the cold and heat, and have patience with the discomfort of fasting, but do not have the patience to restrain themselves from gazing at what is forbidden. Many other people have the patience to restrain from indulging in the forbidden gaze, but do not have the patience to enjoin good and forbid evil or to combat the disbelievers and hypocrites. 1 However, the best people are the ones who have patience with both categories.

Kabaddi is a contact sport that requires a combination of physical and mental skills. Physical variables such as agility, speed, strength, endurance, body composition, flexibility, reaction time, coordination, and balance are essential to achieve optimal performance in Kabaddi. Psychological variables such as focus, motivation, confidence, anxiety, stress, and mental toughness also play a crucial role in determining the success of Kabaddi players.Physical fitness is critical for Kabaddi players to perform at their best level. They need to maintain their physical attributes throughout the season to perform consistently. Psychological variables are equally important as they can influence an athlete's ability to focus, cope with stress and pressure, and perform under challenging circumstances.Coaches and trainers need to develop training programs that cater to both physical and mental variables to enhance Kabaddi players' performance. Integrating psychological skills training with physical training can help players develop a robust mental framework to cope with pressure situations and perform to their maximum potential.

Quinones are organic compounds that are formally derived from aromaticcompounds such as benzene or naphthalene. During the conversion, an evennumber of (CH) groups are oxidised into (C=O) groups and necessary doublebonds are rearranged to get fully conjugated cyclic dione structure1. Apart fromthis, organic molecules such as phenols and catechols having electron donatingsubstituents are easily oxidized to quinones. The electron donating substituentsincrease the nucleophilicity of the ring and contributes to the large redoxpotential needed to break the aromaticity (quinones are conjugated but notaromatic).Many natural and artificial colouring substances (dyes and pigments) are quinonederivatives. They are next to azo dyes in importance as dyestuffs with particularemphasis on blue colours. Alizarin {1,2-dihydroxy-9,10-anthraquinone} (8),extracted from the madder plant, was the first natural dye to be synthesized fromanthracene. This was used as the prominent red dye for dyeing textile fabrics.

The generation of concept maps from domain text using machine learning and deep learning techniques is a promising area of research that aims to assist in the organization and comprehension of information. Concept maps are graphical representations of knowledge that can help learners understand and remember complex information. The automatic generation of concept maps from domain text can be challenging, as it requires the extraction of relevant concepts and their relationships from unstructured text data. Machine learning and deep learning techniques have been applied to this task with promising results. These techniques involve training models on large amounts of text data and using them to predict the relationships between concepts in new text data. This approach can help researchers and educators efficiently generate concept maps from domain text and improve learning outcomes for learners.

Lower back pain (LBP) is experienced in 60%-80% of adults at some point in theirlifetime. Andersson (1999)1 estimated the annual worldwide LBP incidences inadults to be 15% and the point prevalence to be 30%. Papageorgiou et al. (1995)2stated that anLBP episode must have occurred in at least 50 percent of adults. Sometests have shown LBP to be one of the more frequent reasons for physicianvisits(Hart et al., 1995)3.LBP is seen as one of the main immobilizing health challenges among older peopleranging from the age group of 60 and above, resulting in painful conditions anddisability (Bain et al., 2015)4. LBP has no definite history but it originates fromdifferent pain sources (Middleton & Fish, 2009)5.Heneweer et al., (2012)6were ofthe view that work exposure to the human body such as lifting, twisting, bending, andstooping leads to body vibrations and are potential risk factors for LBP in older adultsin the working age. According to Cypress (1983)7, people aged 60 years and aboveare topping the list of people suffering from LBP. Leopoldino et al. (2016)8 reportedthat LBP prevalence in community-dwelling older adults in oneyear ranges from 13 to50% globally. Hides et al., (2001)9 reported that LBP is predicted to occur any timein their lives across 70% of the human population, and recurrence rates will reach85%. TarzianandHoffmann (2005)10 also report that 80% of older adults experiencemusculoskeletal pain with the majority attributed to LBP.

Back pain (BP) is commonly experienced during pregnancy affecting approximately50% of pregnant women (Fast et al., 1987)1.In individuals with chronic pain lasting 2years in 10 of the patients, it is linked with substantial disease (Wu WH et al., 20042;Rost et al., 20063).The back pain has an enormous influence on life quality withsignificant physical and mental consequences. Pregnancy discomfort is identical tonon-pregnant women's lumbar discomfort. The lumbar spine overlooks the sacrumwith discomfort. Back pain may or may not extend to the foot. Tenderness overparavertebral muscles is a common feature in Back pain.In the second trimester of pregnancy, malaise in pregnant women is more commonand has distinct characteristics. This demonstrates the need for preventive initiativesto improve women's quality of life with significant physical and psychological effects.Most women have some musculoskeletal pain during pregnancy and 25 percent ofthem suffer from transient debilitating signs. Low back pain and symphysis pubicpain are the most prevalent muscle osteoarthritis of women who have cultural andenvironmental influences. Lower back pain normally observed in early stages ofpregnancy and gradually progresses over time.

An experimental study to assess the effectiveness of Yoga upon menopausalsymptoms in menopausal women at selected primary health centres of Thiruvallurdistrict, Chennai. The present study is conducted to make out the impact of Yoga onmenopausal symptoms in the post menopausal stage of a woman.

Skill fitness training for male cricket players is a comprehensive approach that combines multiple training variables to improve their performance on the field. The primary objective of skill fitness training is to enhance the players' cricket-specific skills, such as batting, bowling, fielding, and wicket-keeping. However, cricket is a physically demanding sport that requires a range of physical and mental attributes to excel. Hence, the training program must also address other fitness variables, such as agility, speed, power, strength, endurance, coordination, reaction time, balance, and flexibility.Agility is an essential attribute for cricket players, as it allows them to change direction quickly and efficiently while maintaining balance and control. It is particularly important for fielders who need to cover large distances and make quick, accurate movements to catch the ball or stop it from crossing the boundary line.

"Heaven, Hell and Beyond is a Bible presentation that discusses the reality of heaven and hell as real, having a physical location. It also presents life after all is said and done. He King James Version of the Bible is used to document ideas and support conclusions. Particular attention is paid to how to get into heaven and how to avoid hell. Several well-known personalities are quoted on some issues and well as PEW reports on trending theological thought. This is an easy read that is packed full of truth, facts, and Bible based assumptions. It is well worth the reader's time.My goal in publishing "Heaven, Hell and Beyond" is to call attention to the reality of after death destinations and life or death situations that may await the dying soul.

J. Rangaraj's comprehensive manual "Artificial Intelligence-Based Evaluation of Routing in MANET" addresses the application of artificial intelligence (AI) in assessing the performance of routing in mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs). The book gives a thorough introduction to MANETs and routing protocols before delving into into AI methods and how they apply to MANETs. In order to increase the effectiveness and dependability of routing in MANETs, the author explores the benefits and drawbacks of several AI techniques, including machine learning, fuzzy logic, and evolutionary algorithms.Researchers, engineers, and students who want to learn how to use AI approaches to enhance MANET routing efficiency should definitely read this book. It is appropriate for both inexperienced and seasoned readers due to the author's clear and simple writing style. The book is broken up into various chapters that logically and structuredly address the relevant ideas and methods. To aid readers in understanding the principles, the author has also provided a tonne of examples, case studies, and images.Overall, "Artificial Intelligence-Based Performance Evaluation of Routing in MANET" is a crucial resource for anyone looking to learn more about how AI may be able to increase the effectiveness and dependability of routing in MANETs. This book is essential reading for anybody interested in the subject because of its straightforward writing style, comprehensive treatment of pertinent subjects, and useful examples.

A thorough guide that explores wireless sensor networks and how they might be optimised using artificial intelligence techniques is called "Study and Analysis of Quality of Services Provisioning in Wireless Sensor Networks Using Artificial Intelligence Techniques." The book gives a thorough review of how machine learning methods may be used to enhance the quality of services (QoS) provisioning in wireless sensor networks.Author Mohit Mittal approaches the topic practically and gives readers a comprehensive understanding of QoS in wireless sensor networks. The book covers a wide range of subjects, such as traffic management, routing protocols, network architecture, and energy efficiency. It also looks at how artificial intelligence methods like evolutionary algorithms, fuzzy logic, and neural networks might be applied to improve quality of service.Overall, "Study and Analysis of Quality of Services Provisioning in Wireless Sensor Networks Using Artificial Intelligence Techniques" offers a thorough and perceptive overview of the QoS provisioning in WSNs difficulties. A key contribution to the field of WSNs is the employment of AI approaches to overcome these problems.

The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are home to a diverse array of marine life, including a variety of sponges belonging to the phylum Porifera. This book, titled "Studies on Marine Sponges Porifera of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands," explores the taxonomy and ecology of these fascinating organisms. Authored by Preeti Antonetta Pereira, the book presents a comprehensive study of the different sponge species found in the region.The book provides detailed descriptions of sponge morphology, anatomy, and reproduction, along with information on their distribution and ecology. The author also examines the potential medicinal properties of these sponges, highlighting their use in traditional medicine and their potential for drug development.This book is an essential resource for marine biologists, ecologists, and anyone interested in the biodiversity of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. It offers a wealth of information on the taxonomy, ecology, and potential applications of marine sponges, providing a valuable contribution to the field of marine science.Overall, "Studies on Marine Sponges Porifera of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands" is a must-read for anyone interested in the fascinating world of marine life and the potential for new discoveries in the field of biotechnology and drug development.

The book titled "Growth Performance Biochemical Variability and Antibacterial Activity of Five Species of Marine Microalgae" by Gurugubelli Teja is a comprehensive study on the growth and biochemical variability of five different species of marine microalgae. The book explores the antibacterial activity of these species, which have been found to possess significant antibacterial properties that can be used to treat various infections.The book starts by introducing the different species of marine microalgae and their characteristics. The growth performance of these species was evaluated under different environmental conditions, and the results were analyzed to determine the optimal conditions for their growth. The biochemical variability of the microalgae was also studied, and the variations were found to be significant.The book also explores the antibacterial activity of these microalgae against several bacterial strains. The results of the study showed that these microalgae possess significant antibacterial activity, which is due to the presence of several bioactive compounds in them. The antibacterial activity of these microalgae can be used to treat various bacterial infections.Overall, the book provides valuable insights into the growth performance, biochemical variability, and antibacterial activity of different species of marine microalgae. The findings of this study can be used to develop new drugs and antibiotics for the treatment of various diseases caused by bacterial infections.

The book "Marine Bivalve Saccostrea Cucullata: A Source of Metabolic Modulators for Cardiovascular Disease Treatment" by R. Ravi explores the potential of marine bivalve Saccostrea Cucullata as a source of metabolic modulators for the treatment of cardiovascular disease. The book covers various aspects such as isolation, purification, and characterization of bioactive compounds from the bivalve, and their effects on cardiovascular health.The book also delves into the various mechanisms of action of the bioactive compounds present in the bivalve and their potential applications in cardiovascular disease treatment. The author also discusses the importance of sustainable harvesting and cultivation of marine bivalves for the production of bioactive compounds.This book will be a valuable resource for researchers and professionals in the fields of marine biology, biotechnology, pharmacology, and cardiovascular medicine. It provides new insights into the potential of marine bivalve Saccostrea Cucullata as a source of metabolic modulators for the treatment of cardiovascular disease.In summary, "Marine Bivalve Saccostrea Cucullata: A Source of Metabolic Modulators for Cardiovascular Disease Treatment" is a comprehensive and insightful book that sheds light on the potential of marine bivalves as a source of bioactive compounds for the treatment of cardiovascular disease.

"Isolation and Characterization of Bioactive Compounds From Marine Crab Cardisoma Carnifex Herbest 1796" is an informative book written by R. Silambarasan. This book presents research on the isolation and characterization of bioactive compounds from the marine crab Cardisoma carnifex. The book covers topics such as the chemistry and biological activities of the compounds, as well as their potential applications in medicine, agriculture, and other fields.The book provides readers with a comprehensive overview of the methods used to isolate and characterize the bioactive compounds from the crab, including chromatography, spectroscopy, and other techniques. It also discusses the potential benefits of these compounds, such as their antioxidant, antimicrobial, and anticancer properties.The author has included case studies and real-world applications of the compounds, which makes the book a valuable resource for researchers and professionals in the field of marine biotechnology and natural product chemistry. The book is written in a clear and concise manner, making it accessible to both experts and non-experts alike.Overall, "Isolation and Characterization of Bioactive Compounds From Marine Crab Cardisoma Carnifex Herbest 1796" is a well-researched and informative book that will be useful to anyone interested in marine natural products, bioactive compounds, and their potential applications in various fields.

The Andaman and Nicobar Islands, which are renowned for their extensive marine biodiversity, are the subject of S. Dhipanaravind's in-depth study, "Diversity and Distribution of Marine Demospongiae in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands." The book provides a thorough description of demosponges, a significant element of the marine ecosystem, including their categorization, distribution, and ecological roles.The taxonomy and categorization of demosponges, their distribution and abundance, their function in the ecosystem, and their potential for use in biotechnology and drug development are only a few of the themes covered in the book. Along with discussing the difficulties and constraints of studying demosponges in the area, the author also goes into great length about the sample and identification methods utilised in the study.For marine biologists, ecologists, and anybody else interested in the study of marine biodiversity, "Diversity and Distribution of Marine Demospongiae in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands" is an indispensable resource. The book offers insightful information about the variety and distribution of demosponges in this area and emphasises the value of additional study to fully comprehend these intriguing organisms and their function in the marine ecosystem.

A thorough manual that addresses buffer overflow assaults is "Managing the Buffer Overflow Attack in Network and Operating System Detection and Prevention Methods" by P. Vadivelmurugan. For academics, researchers, and professionals who want to learn more about buffer overflow attacks and the precautions needed to avoid them, the book is an invaluable resource.The buffer overflow attack is thoroughly explained in the book, as well as how it affects the network and operating system. The principles of buffer overflow attacks, typical methods for spotting them, and available preventive measures are only a few of the subjects it addresses. The book also offers comprehensive details on the methods and tools used for buffer overflow attack detection and prevention.The book is understandable to readers with varied degrees of subject experience because it is written in a straightforward and succinct manner. The book shows the author's thorough research and knowledge of network security. Everyone who is interested in learning about the security ramifications of buffer overflow attacks should read the book.In conclusion, the great resource "Managing the Buffer Overflow Attack in Network and Operating System Detection and Prevention Methods" offers a thorough analysis of the buffer overflow assault and its ramifications. It is an important tool for academics, researchers, and professionals who want to comprehend the nuances of buffer overflow attacks and the precautions needed to avoid them.

"A Novel Study on Mathematical Models of Plasmodium Life Cycle in Human Hepatocyte and Mosquito Midgut" by N. Nagadevi Bala is a comprehensive study that presents mathematical models for the life cycle of Plasmodium, the parasite that causes malaria, in both human hepatocytes and mosquito midguts. The book delves into the intricacies of the life cycle of Plasmodium, from its transmission through a mosquito bite to its replication within human hepatocytes and the subsequent release of the parasite into the bloodstream, where it causes malaria.Using mathematical models and simulations, the author analyzes the different stages of the life cycle and identifies key factors that affect the transmission and pathogenesis of the disease. The book also explores various strategies to combat malaria, including the use of drugs and vaccines.Overall, "A Novel Study on Mathematical Models of Plasmodium Life Cycle in Human Hepatocyte and Mosquito Midgut" is a valuable resource for researchers and students in the fields of microbiology, parasitology, and mathematical modeling. The book provides a thorough understanding of the complex life cycle of Plasmodium and the potential for using mathematical models to improve our understanding of the disease and develop more effective treatments.

A thorough manual for the analysis, modelling, and simulation of solar systems for the rural sector is "Modeling Simulation and Analysis of Photovoltaic System as a Renewable Green Power Measure for Rural Sector" by SONAL. The book offers a thorough analysis of solar system design, implementation, and evaluation as a green energy strategy for the rural sector.The fundamentals of photovoltaic systems are covered in the book, including solar energy conversion concepts, photovoltaic cell properties, and several kinds of photovoltaic modules. It covers solar system modelling and offers a thorough evaluation of the system's performance under various operating scenarios. The simulation of a photovoltaic system using software tools like MATLAB/Simulink is also covered in the book.The book's emphasis on photovoltaic system utilisation for the rural sector is one of its main advantages. The author discusses the difficulties rural areas experience in obtaining dependable and economical electricity as well as how photovoltaic systems might aid in resolving these issues. Case studies and actual instances of solar systems being used in rural areas are also included in the book.For academics, professionals, and students interested in renewable energy, "Modeling Simulation and Analysis of Photovoltaic System as a Renewable Green Power Measure for Rural Sector" is a great resource. The book gives a thorough review of solar systems and how they are used in rural areas, as well as practical advice on how to plan, implement, and evaluate such systems.

The oceans are a rich source of biodiversity, and marine protists are no exception. These tiny unicellular organisms can be found throughout the marine environment and play a critical role in marine food webs. Additionally, they produce a variety of valuable compounds, including polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs), which have important applications in the pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, and cosmetic industries.In this book, "Screening Characterization and Bioprospecting of Potential Marine Protists With Special Reference to Pufa", author Jazeera K. V. explores the potential of marine protists as a source of PUFAs. The book covers various aspects of screening, characterization, and bioprospecting of marine protists, with a specific focus on PUFAs.The book includes detailed descriptions of various marine protists and their potential as sources of PUFAs. It also discusses the methods used for screening and characterization of marine protists, along with the various bioprospecting techniques used to extract and purify PUFAs from these organisms. The book also includes case studies of successful applications of marine protists in the development of PUFAs for various industries.Overall, "Screening Characterization and Bioprospecting of Potential Marine Protists With Special Reference to Pufa" is a valuable resource for researchers, students, and professionals interested in marine biology, biotechnology, and the development of PUFAs from marine sources.

An informative book that examines the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in renewable energy systems is "Development of Artificial Intelligence Based Real Time Maximum Power Point Tracking Controller for a Hybrid Renewable Energy System." The book, written by Mohammad Junaid Khan, explores the creation of an AI-based real-time maximum power point tracking (MPPT) controller.The discussion of existing renewable energy sources and how they might be incorporated into a hybrid system opens the book. The fundamentals of maximum power point tracking and the conventional methods employed for this goal are then covered in depth. In order to create a real-time MPPT controller that can maximise the performance of the renewable energy system, the author uses AI approaches including neural networks and fuzzy logic systems.The designed controller's performance analysis and experimental results are also included in the book, demonstrating how effective it is in comparison to other approaches. The author wraps off by talking about the potential of AI-based MPPT controllers to revolutionise the renewable energy industry.For researchers, engineers, and students interested in the application of AI in renewable energy systems, "Development of Artificial Intelligence Based Real Time Maximum Power Point Tracking Controller for a Hybrid Renewable Energy System" is a great resource.

"A Performance Study on Concrete With Various Industrial Wastes" by Srinivasan K is a comprehensive research work that explores the utilization of various industrial wastes as partial replacement for traditional construction materials such as cement, fine aggregate, and coarse aggregate. The book focuses on the performance and durability aspects of concrete with industrial wastes such as fly ash, copper slag, steel slag, and recycled aggregate.The research findings show that the incorporation of industrial wastes in concrete not only reduces the environmental impact of these wastes but also enhances the properties of concrete. The book provides detailed information on the effects of different industrial wastes on the mechanical, durability, and environmental performance of concrete. The study also evaluates the economic feasibility of using industrial wastes in concrete.Overall, this book is a valuable resource for researchers, academics, and industry professionals who are interested in sustainable construction practices and the use of industrial wastes as construction materials. The research findings presented in this book have important implications for the construction industry, particularly in terms of reducing the environmental impact of construction activities and enhancing the performance of concrete.Some possible SEO keywords for this book title could include: concrete performance, industrial waste utilization, sustainable construction, fly ash concrete, recycled aggregate concrete, copper slag concrete, steel slag concrete, construction materials, environmental impact reduction, and durability improvement.

A thorough manual for creating a recommendation system for e-commerce websites that can offer consumers high accuracy and individualised product recommendations is available in "High Precision Recommendation System for E-commerce Websites" by Anand Shanker Tewari. The book offers a thorough examination of the many methods and algorithms employed in recommendation systems, as well as their applicability to e-commerce platforms.The author discusses the value of recommendation systems in e-commerce and how they may contribute to higher consumer happiness and sales. The complete recommendation system development process is covered in the book, from data gathering and processing to model choice and evaluation. Additionally, it covers the drawbacks and shortcomings of recommendation systems and offers workable remedies for them.The book's emphasis on highly accurate recommendations, which are essential for e-commerce companies to keep clients and foster loyalty, is one of its standout elements. Implementing collaborative filtering, content-based filtering, and hybrid techniques is covered in detail, along with code samples. Advanced subjects like real-time suggestions and deep learning-based recommendation systems are also covered in the book.For those wishing to create a successful recommendation system for their e-commerce website, "High Precision Recommendation System for E-commerce Websites" is a must-read. It is a useful manual that offers a thorough grasp of the fundamental ideas and methods employed by recommendation systems and how they might be used in e-commerce.

A thorough and analytical work entitled "Research Productivity on Artificial Intelligence: A Scientometric Study" by R. Veerakumar examines the productivity and influence of research in the area of artificial intelligence (AI) through scientometric analysis. The book offers a thorough examination of the publication patterns, citation patterns, and research trends of AI research articles during the previous few decades. By showcasing the most important authors, organisations, and nations that have contributed to this subject, it provides insightful information about the expansion and development of the AI research community.For academics and researchers interested in AI and scientometric analysis, the book provides a great reference. Advanced research methods have been used by the author to present a thorough and instructive analysis of the subject. The book discusses a variety of subjects, such as the development of AI research, the effects of open access publishing, and the formation of new AI study fields.For everyone interested in the present state and prospects of AI research, "Research Productivity on Artificial Intelligence: A Scientometric Analysis" is a must-read. It is a useful tool for academics, researchers, politicians, and business executives involved in the field of AI. The book's in-depth analysis and insights will help readers better comprehend the most recent trends and advancements in AI research as well as how they will affect society.