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Keywords: Self Concept, Junior and Senior College Students.

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Preeclampsia is hypertensive complication that occur during pregnancy where elevated blood pressure in mother and baby. Generally, it occurs during 3rd trimester of gestational period, it is characterised by vasospasm, vasoconstriction, elevated blood pressure by the increased sensitivity of substances like aldosterone, endothelin, prostaglandinE2, angiotensin-II, TRMP6 genes which causes electrolytes imbalances in maternal body. Conditions like hypernatremia, hypokalaemia, hypomagnesemia, hypocalcaemia are mostly commonly associated with preeclampsia. So, during this therapy potassium, calcium & magnesium are given, while sodium is restricted to minimize further progression of preeclampsia.

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preeclampsia, hypernatremia, hypokalemia, hypocalcemia, hypomagnesemia, pregnancy, electrolytes

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INTRODUCTION , EXISTINGSYSTEM ,PROPOSEDSYSTEM,SIMULATION REPORT , CONCLUSION ,REFERENCE

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crude oil, profitability, PSUs, crude oil prices

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NABARD, Rural Infrastructure Financing, RIDF, Rural Infrastructure Development

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A prison is a type of correctional facility used to imprison criminals. The inmates' reformation is the penitentiary system's goal. Despite this, prison institutions frequently conceal violence and vice behind their closed doors, which is harmful to prisoners' chances of changing their ways. Therefore, it is crucial to acknowledge and uphold the fundamental rights of inmates in order to support their reformation. When considering female prisoners, the issues associated with incarceration are magnified. Jail systems are not well-equipped to meet the unique requirements of women in prison because they are primarily built to serve men. According to the most recent figures, 19,913 women were housed in Indian prisons as of the end of 2019. Only 19% of these women are imprisoned in facilities just for women, with the bulk being kept in female sections of general jails. There is widespread consensus on a national and international level that the conditions of prisons and the women who reside there need to be urgently improved. In order to inform development efforts, this research examines the situation of women in Indian prisons, specifically in the Lucknow Women Jail. An attempt has been made to analyse the status of basic necessities available to women inmates with prime focus on the impact of imprisonment on their mental health. Furthermore, the paper seeks to provide potential suggestions for the betterment of the women prisoners.

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Women prisoners, Mental health, Imprisonment

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The adder is a digital circuit that can multiply two numbers. The half adder, sometimes known as the full adder, is a device that adds single-bit integers together. To increase the bit size of a number, we utilize parallel adders, which are made up of a series of complete adders, such as the carry save adder (CSA), carry select adder (CSLA), carry skip adder (CSKA), and so on. The speed of addition is limited by the time it takes for a carry to propagate through a digital adder. In a simple adder, the total for each bit position is calculated sequentially after the previous bit position has been summed and a carry has been transferred to the next place. The binary adder is used in almost all digital circuit designs, including digital signal processors (DSP) and microprocessor data path units. Power consumption, area, and speed are all important considerations in VLSI design. There are various methods for reducing power use and saving space. A carry skip adder (CSKA) is employed in this project, as well as a square root carry select adder (CSLA). The suggested design consumes less energy and occupies less space than the current one. Furthermore, as compared to earlier designs, the hardware complexity is minimized. This project uses the Xilinx-ISE 14.7 tool for simulation, logical verification, and further synthesizing, using VERILOG as the HDL language.

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Carry skip adder (CSKA), square root carry select adder, OAI and AOI compound circuits, Verilog HDL.

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Renting has been one of the major adopting methods for habitation over the years. However, finding the right place to live is a challenging task for an individual to look out for. As there are many methods available to look out for houses. In this paper, one such method is proposed. The developed method uses the user interactions, artificial intelligence, and machine learning to understand the user requirements and recommend the right place for the individual. The user requirements are collected from the user by the chatbot and the data is fed to the machine learning model, then the recommended places are mapped over the google maps interface for the user. The proposed method helps the user in finding the right place in an easy and efficient way.

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Habitation, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Chatbot, Google Maps

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Emotion, Genre, Google T5, Profanity, Subtitles

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Synthesis and characterization of one-dimensional nanostructures have attracted attention primarily due to their potential myriad applications in different fields including magnetic, electronic and optical devices. There are various techniques used in the fabrication of one-dimensional structures but template synthesis is an elegant, versatile and economic method for synthesizing variety of these one dimensional nanostructures, and so on. Highly ordered CdSe nanowires each having 200 nm diameters were synthesised into the pores of anodic alumina membrane (AAM) template by using direct chemical deposition method. The nanowires were deposited using cadmium acetate as a Cd2+ ion source and sodium selenosulfate as Se2- ion source . The nanowires were characterized by Scanning Electron Microscope SEM and UV-Vis spectrophotometer to see surface morphology and optical band gap respectively. The as- deposited CdSe nanowires embedded in AAM are red in colour and having optical band gap 2.25eV. The embedded nanowires were thermally annealed in air at 673 K for 5 h and effect of annealing on optical band gap studied. After annealing optical band gap shows a red-shift of 0.45 eV

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CdSe Nanowires, Anodic Alumina Membrane (AAM),, Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM), Optical Band Gap

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