aspects of atoms. During this time, Dr. Hideki Yukawa was creating his theories about quantum mechanics and particle physics. Dr. Yukawa's research had a direct correlation to the research being done to advance the power of nuclear weapons that terrified the populace during this time period. Dr. Yukawa had a different approach when it came to the machines he used every day. He said, "It may be a kitchen utensil or a mechanism so powerful a door six feet thick is needed for protection but all machines are
Abstract-Power shortage has become the major issue inb the current scenario of the world. The consumers started generating the needed power using Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) which in turn led to the development of the microgrid. Microgrid has two modes of operation: a) grid-connected mode, b) islanded mode. In grid connected mode, the connection is established between main grid and micro grid where as no such connection exists in islanded mode and thus it operates autonomously. Microgrid
For each bulb, three slides will be made from three root tips 1-3 mm long. Root tips will be stained with a few drops of 2% acetocarmine for 30 min, and passed over the flame for 10 seconds (Crispino, 2016). Excess stain will be removed with tissue paper. A cover slip will be placed on the slide, which will then be hit with a bouncing motion of the rubber end of a pencil to squash the root tips. The force must be enough to spread but not destroy the root tip cells. The cover slip will then be fixed
Chapter – 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Chapter Summary This chapter starts with the scope of improvement in sugar manufacturing process. Section 1.2 presents the objective of proposed research work. The historical background of sugar and statistics of Indian sugar industry is explained in section 1.3 and the chemical composition of sugar cane is described in section 1.4. The overview of sugar making process is explained in section 1.5. In section 1.6 of this chapter important terms used in cane juice extraction
investment could be optimized also (1) by improving the terms on which firms bought goods i.e. creditors and payment of cash, and (2) by eliminating the administrative delays i.e. the deficiencies of paper-work flow which tended to extend the time-frame
provable properties, primarily those designed for use with the OTP. The problem with proving properties of protocols under other schemes is that the mathematics is extremely complex for the RSA, and there is no sound mathematical basis for the DES. Much research is under way at this time in the field of protocol analysis and verification, and it is likely that once this field stabilizes, cryptographic protocols will follow