Volume 12 | Issue 2 |

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Text Analysis is the discovery and extraction of interesting, non-trivial knowledge from free or unstructured text. This encompasses everything from information retrieval (i.e., document or web site retrieval) to text classification and clustering, to (somewhat more recently) entity relation, and event extraction. Natural language processing (NLP), is the attempt to extract a fuller meaning representation from free text.

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Text filter, text summary , analysis , data correction, large volume text.

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In this study, the hydrothermal method has been used in the Co-Zn spinel ferrites with the chemical formula Co1-xZnxFe2O4 (0.1 <= x <= 0.9) nanoparticles, which have been characterized using X-ray diffraction (XRD), Fourier transform Infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), UV-Vis spectrometer, and photoluminescence properties. XRD investigation confirms the cubic spinel structure and the Debye-Scherer formula was used to determine the crystallite size, showing values of 4.839 to 5.896 nm. FTIR confirms the presence of all functional groups and A, B-site wave numbers are studied and these are responsible for the characteristic of spinel ferrites. The UV-visible analysis was used to explain the variation of optical energy bandgap as Zinc doping was increased and Photoluminescence intensity was found to vary from 420-425 nm for CZF nanoparticles.

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XRD, FTIR, UV-Vis, PL and crystallite size

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This comprehensive document provides an exhaustive exploration of "Drive Fuel," an innovative fuel delivery application poised to revolutionize the energy distribution landscape. The paper delves into every aspect of Drive Fuel, spanning its key features, technological architecture, operational efficiency, user-centric design, safety measures, environmental sustainability initiatives, real-world case studies, and future prospects. By presenting a thorough analysis, this paper aims to contribute to the scholarly discourse surrounding modern energy distribution technologies. This comprehensive analysis unfolds the intricate layers of "Drive Fuel," a pioneering fuel delivery application that addresses the evolving landscape of energy distribution. The paper explores Drive Fuel's user-centric design, which includes a seamless interface, real-time tracking, secure payments, and customized notifications, collectively designed to elevate the user experience. The technological architecture of Drive Fuel is dissected to reveal a robust foundation integrating state-of-the-art technologies.

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Application for Fuel delivery

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This study investigates the relationship between sleep quality and creative achievement. A sample of 305 undergraduate students was surveyed to examine the relationship between sleep quality and creative achievement and the difference in the level of creative achievement based on gender and educational background. The survey included standardized measures for sleep quality and creative achievement. Results indicated a significant positive but weak correlation between sleep quality and creative achievement. Additionally, creative achievement levels were compared on the basis of gender, which indicated there were small to medium differences. It was found that females had a rather more creative achievement than males. The differences in creative achievement were also calculated on the basis of educational background, it was found that there was not enough evidence to prove any significant differences. These findings suggest a potential link between sleep quality and creative achievement. Future research should explore the underlying mechanisms and consider interventions and individualized education plans to promote creativity among young people.

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sleep quality, creative achievement, gender, educational background

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In a world demanding sustainable energy solutions, the Mechanical Footstep Power Generator (MFPG), leveraging human movement for electricity. Recognizing the untapped potential of urban foot traffic, we explore into mechanical energy harvesting, with the goal of turning every step into a meaningful source of renewable energy. The MFPG relies on a sophisticated interplay of mechanical components strategically embedded beneath walkable surfaces. A rack and two pinion mechanism, and springs work in concert to convert vertical forces exerted by footsteps into rotational motion, subsequently driving a generator to produce electrical power. This innovative mechanical approach not only capitalizes on the consistent nature of human movement but also provides sustainable power generation. The conceptualization, design, and implementation of the Mechanical Footstep Power Generator, emphasizing the engineering intricacies involved in maximizing energy extraction efficiency. Through comprehensive experimentation and analysis, we evaluate the MFPG's performance, considering factors such as mechanical efficiency, scalability, and adaptability to diverse environments. The Mechanical Footstep Power Generator project signifies a step towards a greener, more sustainable future.

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Rack-Two pinion, Generator, Spring, Footstep.

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Beach Sand Minerals, Thorium, Monazite, Nuclear Fuel, Minerals

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Technology is seen as the primary cause of changes in society. Technology has improved in many areas such as communication, transportation, education, learning process and many other infrastructure areas. Technological products considerably influence human life in this digital era. Arrival of mobile phones has become a pivoted turning point in the fate of technological life. One of the bestowals of the mobile era is the introduction to the selfie world. It has become a sensation to all. Selfie is a term used to describe taking photos of oneself to share on social media platforms. It is hard to find people in this world who never had taken any selfies. The art of taking selfies is practiced by many but for some, the behaviour can become addictive. Nowadays, selfie had become an inevitable part in every aspect of life especially for youngsters. Craving for taking selfies is increasing day by day. Introduction of high resolution-cameras added more impact to this situation. Taking excessive selfies can cause a mental disorder called 'selfitis'. Selfitis is an obsessive compulsion to take photos and display it through social media. People try to take selfies even in dangerous ways in order to get more attention from others. The youngsters consider taking selfies by standing on top of building edges, Mountain tops or whole operating vehicles as trending and these trends can put their life at risk. A cross sectional study conducted by Dr. Somnath and Dr. Rajesh Kumar in 2022 to assess selfie addiction among UG medical students shown that; among 220 students 14% take 3-5 selfies and to post on social media daily, 8% takes selfies in dangerous ways in which number of males is more than females. Outcome shown that age and gender affect the number of selfies one takes. This is developing as a new mental disorder 'selfitis". Although not an officially recognized mental health disorder's 'selfitis' is a growing trend. There is a huge difference between act of taking selfies occasionally and selfie addiction. Taking and posting selfies is nowadays considered as an important part of online self-representation. The actual aim of this self-representation is to get attention, approval and praise by others. When they do not get expected attention or appreciation they usually go on to depression and other psychological disorders. Some may go to their extreme in dangerous ways, merely to get a good photo. But these behaviours are dangerous and life threatening. On this background,the researcher have undertaken this study to determine selfie addiction among adolescents.

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BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

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The document presents the design and implementation of a comprehensive Full Stack Document Management System (DMS) utilizing HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, and MySQL technologies. The system aims to provide organizations with a robust and user-friendly platform for efficient document creation, storage, retrieval, and collaboration. The system's front end is developed using HTML for structure, CSS for styling, and JavaScript for dynamic and responsive user interfaces. The user interface is designed to emphasize simplicity and intuitiveness, ensuring a seamless experience for novice and advanced users. The back-end is powered by PHP, facilitating server-side scripting and enabling seamless communication between the user interface and the database. PHP handles user authentication, document storage, retrieval, and management functionalities. The system employs secure coding practices to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of the stored documents. The data management component of the system relies on MySQL, a robust relational database management system. The database schema is designed to efficiently store and organize documents, user profiles, access permissions, and other relevant information. Proper indexing and normalization techniques are implemented to optimize data retrieval and enhance system performance.

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Optimization Algorithm

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The present study was aimed to identify and construction of specific offensive skill test and norms for school level kabaddi players of Kanchipuram district Sixty (N=60), school level kabaddi boys between the age group of 15-18 years were selected. All the subjects, after having been informed about the objective and protocol of the study, gave their consent and volunteered to participate in this study. The data, which was collected by administering tests, was statistically treated to develop for all the test items. In order to construct the norms, Percentile Scale was used. To conclude, it is evident that in Running Hand Touch, the scores below 15.743 are considered very poor, from about 15.743-14.013 is considered poor, 14.013-10.553 is considered average, 10.553-8.823 is considered good and the scores above 8.823 are considered very good scores for Kabaddi Players of Kanchipuram district. Summarizing from the findings we can conclude, it is evident that in Double Toe Touch, the scores below 14.07 are considered very poor, from about 14.07-12.61 is considered poor, 12.61-9.69 is considered average, 9.69- 8.23 is considered good and the scores above 8.23 are considered very good scores for Kabaddi Players of Kanchipuram district. To conclude, it is evident that in Rear leg Kick, the scores below 8.74 are considered very poor, from about 8.74-10.52 is considered poor, 10.52-14.08 is considered average, 14.08-15.86 is considered good and the scores above 15.86 are considered very good scores for Kabaddi Players of Kanchipuram district

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Kabaddi, offensive skills, Running hand touch, Double toe touch, Rear leg kick, skill tests, norms, school-level players, Kanchipuram district, Tamil Nadu

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Concrete is a composite material comprising 60-75 percent of aggregates, with 30-40% of this volume consisting of aggregates. Fine aggregate, a crucial component of concrete, often utilizes river sediment as the preferred option. The Indian furniture market is expected to achieve a CAGR of 10.9% during 2023-28, reaching $32.7 billion by 2026. The wood processing industry generates a substantial amount of sawdust. Besides its thermal combustion, this residue is abundantly available, looking for its consumable substitute in the industrial process. Natural river sand proves expensive in regions distant from the river source. Incorporating sawdust into the concrete industry could offer a solution for its safe disposal. A special type of concrete, known as Lightweight Concrete, is produced with a density lower than traditional concrete. This concrete is suitable for non-loading members, reducing the dead loads on structural members and consequently lowering design values for cost-effectiveness. In this experimental investigation, a normal M20 grade of concrete was prepared. Subsequent mixes were then prepared by replacing the sand fraction with sawdust. The resulting samples underwent testing for compressive strength, density, and water retention ability. The results obtained from the proposed mixed combinations suggest that utilizing sawdust for non-load-bearing members is feasible by producing lightweight concrete through the incorporation of sawdust.

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Concrete, Sawdust, Material, Aggregate, Strength, Cement

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