Organic waste from leaves contributes to the increase in the amount of organic waste that is piled up in open fields, if this is not handled properly it will provide the potential for environmental pollution. The purpose of this study was to obtain the characteristics of bricks by utilizing an additional mixture of 70% bamboo leaf waste and 30% ficus alestica (B-Fa). The composition of additives made 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9% w / w by weight of clay. After mixing organic matter, clay and water and formed a cube of 5 cm x 5 cm x 10 cm, the sun is drained for 3 days. raw coal is burned using an electric furnace for 5 hours at a temperature of 1000 oC. The clay brick test results are as follows: The characteristics of clay bricks with 70% bamboo leaves and 30% ficus elastica waste additives obtained compressive strength, drying shrinkage, porosity, and density were 25.61-50.78 kg/cm2; 1.04-2.21%; 14.81-19.61%; and 1.73 to 2.50 g/cm3, respectively

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In its conventional form, relativistic quantum mechanics cannot provide the massless photon with a
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We theoretically analyze the steady state first and second order Correlation function for two level system. We consider a system Hamiltonian which interacts with a thermal environment. Our aim is to represent a composite state where these two state correlate. We observe the state goes to Coherent state (CS) to thermal State (TS) when plot as correlation function with delay time coordinate τ. In first order Correlation there have much more distortion but in Second order Correlation. We see a linear correlation between these CS & TS states. So in our Study we represent a linear correlation between these two composite states.

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One of the most important field of e- commerce is, Website analysis and it has been the top main concerns of the website administrator. The most focused or important issue in this field is, the interaction and the exploration of the web content done by the users and where their attention lies in the process of navigation. However, different studies have been made for the analysis of the all kinds of categories of users. It can be said that different categories of person have a different need from a particular website. A particular element may be useful fora particular person but it may be useful for the second one too, as both the persons don't show up the same interest........

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The extant literature often presumed that user involvement was positively associated with software performance. In the context of mobile applications (apps), user reviews were collected to enlighten app developers on improvement of app quality through identifying bugs or suggesting new features. However, the value of user reviews varied a great deal due to their unmanageable volume and content irrelevance. In this study, over 40,000 user reviews with 50 apps were analyzed to empirically examine the association between customer led improvement and the revenues from the apps. Our findings indicated that customer led improvement produced significant increase in quarterly revenues. Greater growth in revenues was also observed if the developers responded to the user reviews faster. These results showed empirical support for the value of co-creation of apps with users, as customers could contribute to continuous improvement of the apps by providing experienced-based solutions.

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Introduction/purpose: The paper is dedicated to the new theory of space and time, the new model of spacetime and the three-part world in that spacetime. Methods: Consistent application of mathematics and the laws of physics and celestial mechanics. Results: Geometric interpretation of time (arctime); Proof that time is changeable, that it has a metric structure and a beginning; Spacetime of Minkowsky; Euclidian Spacetime; Relativistic space 3 t R and relativistic time τ; Bio Spacetime R4 and a living world in it; Mortuus Spacetime and a non-living world in it; Celestial Spacetime and world of souls in it; Relativistic Bio Spacetime; Relativistic Mortuus Spacetime; Relativistic Celestial Spacetime; Flat-Spherical interpretation 3 R of ordinary space R3 and of time t; Flat-Spherical Bio Spacetime 4 R ; Flat-Spherical Mortuus....

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Sugarcane is a perishable crop and must be processed into sugar quickly after it is harvested. Post harvest sucrose losses linked with low sugar recovery and several problems during sugar processing. The study was conducted at Finchaa sugar factory of Abbay choman District which is located in Horro Guduru Wollega Zone of Oromia regional state with the objective of investigating the effect of cane staling periods under open and shade conditions on juice quality of sugarcane varieties. Both D42 and N14 variety were collected from burnt harvested cane, tagged, numbered, their fresh weight were recorded and kept under open and shade conditions. The samples numbered from 1 to 24 were stored under open and another 24 samples numbered from 25 to 48 were kept under shade for each variety. Juice quality parameters were analyzed using standard procedures and the results were subjected to analysis of variance (ANOVA). Mean separation was done using the least significant......

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Preservation of energy and the streamlining of the power utilization are the indispensable aspect for designing any systematized wireless sensor network. Ceaseless and elongate accessibility of power play a important role in keeping the sensors stimulated. In wireless sensor networks, huge amount of sensors with limited energy is located in a network to collect important data or information from the surrounding. It is extremely hard to gather the field data proficiently in aspect of efficient energy and it can be accomplished from arrangement stage to routing. For utilizing the node energy efficiently clustering and routing are the two important phases. The fixed sink and clustering methods causes energy hole problem which leads to premature death of sensor nodes influences the information loss. Hence there is need to design a modified clustering algorithm to achieve energy efficient network which elongate the lifetime of the network. In this paper, a innovative clustering approach with particle swarm optimization based mobile data collector has been proposed for data collection. The proposed algorithm has been simulated and the out coming result show that the proposed approach enhance the lifetime of the network..

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