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Number 8 (Cumulated No. 174);
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Volumetric
Mathematical Equations For Round Log Of Some Selected Species
Eguakun, Funmilayo
Sarah., Okolo Ebere Chiamaka
Department of Forestry and
Wildlife Management, Faculty of Agriculture. University of Port
Harcourt
funmilayo.popo-ola@uniport.edu.ng
Abstract:
Sawmills are major wood-based industries that participate in
processing and efficient utilization of timbers. Sawmills
constitute 93% of total number of wood-based industry.
Accurate measurements are
extremely important for the forest manager, harvesting and wood
processing company as well as end users.
This study was set out to develop
mathematical prediction models for volume estimation of
round logs
using some log characteristics that affects log volume.
Three (3) log species Acer rubrum, Ficus elastica
and
Xylopia aethiopica
were selected for the study based on the frequency of sawing in
the sawmill. Log characteristics like log length, top and bottom
diameter, log taper, log ovality were measured and their mean
estimated for thirty (30) sampled logs. The
average length of log ranged from 3.02m to 3.48m which was used
along with other log variables to estimate mean volumes ranging
from 2.67m3 to 5.67m3. The result portrayed that there was positive correlation between
length and volume in
Xylopia aethiopica
(0.94) and
Ficus elastica
(0.68) and
also between volume and diameter in Xylopia aethiopica
(0.96),
Ficus elastica
(0.97),
Acer rubrum
(0.99).
There was a weak negative correlation between the volume and the
taper (0.38) and between volume and ovality (0.34) in
Xylopia aethiopica.
Four mathematical
functions namely linear, multiple, single logarithm and double
logarithm were used to develop log volume prediction models for
selected species. The best
volume estimation model for
Xylopia aethiopica,
Acer rubrum
and Ficus elastica are
multiple model (R2 = 0.97, SEE = 0.155), linear
model (R2 = 0.99, SEE = 0.295) and
single logarithm (R2
= 1, SEE = 0.068) respectively. However, the linear function was
selected as the best for prediction in all the species.
Development of specie-specific volume equations is essential to
achieve higher levels of precision in estimation of logs which
can bring about a rapid and effective process that avoids
unnecessary felling of trees and minimizes cost.
[Eguakun, F. S.,
Okolo E. C. Volumetric
Mathematical Equations For Round Log
Of Some Selected Species,
N Y Sci J
2023;16(8):1-8].
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doi:10.7537/marsnys160823.01.
Keywords:
Models, Round log, Sawmill, Volume, Prediction |
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Speaking of “air pushing” and “air blocking”*in the vocal,
wind instrument performing and singing
-"Dynamic
system" for reconstruction of performing and singing
Zhang Ning
Tianjin, Tianjin Conservatory of
Music, China
Email:suona000@163.com
Summary:
Air has become the driving force for vocal, wind instruments,
and singing vocalization. It is based on the mutual cooperation
of the "air pushing " and "air blocking ", which are of two
major functional systems. Studies have shown that “air pushing”
is the research category of hydrostatics, based on the Pascal
principle; “air blocking” is the research category of fluid
kinematics and is based on the resistance effect of the
“transverse wall surface” at the entrance of the windpipe. The
breath control is realized in the reasonable “pushing” and
“blocking”, the “dynamic system” for the performing and singing
vocalization is established.
[Zhang
Ning. Speaking of “air pushing” and “air blocking”*
in the vocal, wind instrument performing and singing-"Dynamic
system" for reconstruction of performing and singing,
N Y Sci J
2023;16(8):9-16].
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doi:10.7537/marsnys160823.02.
Keywords:
vocal, wind instruments performing, singing, air pushing, air
blocking, Pascal's principle, Lateral wall resistance |
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Dinosaur eggs with fossilized
embryos on the Moon
Hari Mohan Saxena1* and Jag Mohan Saxena2
1Flat
no. 105, Raj Mahal Apartments, D 253, Devi Marg, Bani Park,
Jaipur 302016 India.
2House
no. 1 E 19, Jai Narayan Vyas Nagar, Bikaner 334003 Rajasthan,
India.
*Correspondence:
drhmsaxena@gmail.com
ABSTRACT
We have discovered from NASA LROC images two
dinosaur eggs on the Moon containing fossilized embryos. One egg
(Lat. 38.39144, Lon. 321.00588) is oval with a thin double
layered crystalline shell. The embryo has a big head with
orbital socket, a beak and body with long limbs and pointed
sharp claws. The neck, thorax and lumbar regions and limbs are
articulated. Second egg on the South Pole (Lat. -72.86305, Lon.
29.77745) is round and large head of the embryo has a beak,
orbital socket and large limbs with pointed sharp claws. This is
possibly the first evidence of extraterrestrial life.
[Hari Mohan Saxena and Jag Mohan Saxena. Dinosaur eggs with
fossilized embryos on the Moon .
N Y Sci J
2023;16(8):17-20].
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03.doi:10.7537/marsnys160823.03.
Keywords:
Dinosaur Fossil, Dinosaur eggs, Dinosaur embryo, The
Moon, Lunar South Pole |
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New York renting
and bad-tenants (rent hegemony)
Ma Hongbao, PhD
Queens,New
York,
United
State
mahongbao@gmail.com
Abstract:
Private
property is sacred and inviolable, and the spirit of the
contract cannot be violated. Renting a house and paying rent are
justified. Renting a house without paying rent is the same as
eating in a restaurant without paying for it. Require
parliamentarians to formulate a national law that treats rent
payments in the same way as paying for meals and getting goods
in stores, directly linking the severity of non-payment of rent
with the amount and length of rent arrears, and the issue of
non-payment of rent by the police direct processing, eliminating
unnecessary housing courts, ensuring social order and the bottom
line of civilization.
[Ma Hongbao.
New York renting and bad-tenants (rent hegemony),
N Y Sci J
2023;16(8):21-26].
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doi:10.7537/marsnys160823.04.
Key words: inviolability
of private property; spirit of contract; renting house; renter;
rent; law; social order; the bottom line of civilization; the
Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution |
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REVIEW OF LITERATURE ON
SOIL CARBON AND PLANT DIVERSITY IN AGROFORESTRY SYSTEMS OF
CALCAREOUS SOILS UNDER SALINE WATER IRRIGATION
*Bindia
Devi and **Dr. Anup Kumar
*Research Scholar, Department of
Botany, SunRise University, Alwar, Rajasthan (India)
**Assistant Professor,
Department of Botany, SunRise University, Alwar, Rajasthan
(India)
Email:
bindiamanhas92@gmail.com
Abstract:
Agroforestry
traditionally includes trees under different systems, including
silvopastoral, agrisilvicultural, agrosilvopastoral systems
(Nair et al., 2009). The components of these systems include
perennials such as trees and shrubs, crops and other herbaceous
species, and animals. Agroforestry practices include woodlots,
dispersed, hedgerows, boundary planting, home gardens, taungya
among others. In addition to climate regulation function
(through carbon sequestration), tree in agroforestry contribute
to soil protection, water regulation, enhancement of local
climate conditions, reduces impacts on natural forests and other
environmental benefits (Mbow et al., 2014b). Integration of
trees on farms has also been shown to improve land productivity
and resilience of households through provision of diversified
products for sustaining livelihoods (Kahiluoto et al., 2014;
Lasco et al., 2014; Mbow et al., 2014a).
[Bindia Devi and
Dr.
Anup Kumar. REVIEW OF LITERATURE ON SOIL CARBON AND PLANT
DIVERSITY IN AGROFORESTRY SYSTEMS OF CALCAREOUS SOILS UNDER
SALINE WATER IRRIGATION. N Y Sci J 2023;16(8):27-31].ISSN1554-0200
(print);ISSN2375-723X(online).http://www.sciencepub.net/newyork.
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doi:10.7537/marsnys160823.05.
Key words:
Review of literature, soil carbon, plant diversity, agroforestry
systems |
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The Increase In Aerosols Released Into The Air And Its
Geoecological Consequences
1
Mirzahmedov Ismoiljon, 2 Mirabdullaev Bakhodirjon
Namangan State University, Namangan, 160107, Uzbekistan
E-mail address:
ismoil_landsat@mail.ru
Abstract.
This article describes the negative effects of changes in the
composition of atmospheric gases, chemical emissions in the air
that is to aerosols. The increase in the quantity of aerosols in
the air of the city of Namangan over the years was analyzed and
the impact of such chemical waste in the air on human health was
studied.
[Mirzahmedov Ismoiljon, Mirabdullaev Bakhodirjon.
The Increase In Aerosols Released Into The Air And Its
Geoecological Consequences.
N Y Sci J
2023;16(8):32-37].
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06.doi:10.7537/marsnys160823.06.
Key words.
Aerosols, carbon dioxide, dust, radioactive substances, plastic
waste, bronchial asthma, air concentration, "Lime method" |
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Basics of South Asian
Monsoon Time Scale
Gangadhara Rao
Irlapati
H.No.5-30-4/1,
Saibabanagar, Jeedimetla, Hyderabad, India-500055
E-mail:
gangadhar19582058@google.com
Google pay A/C No.
+91 9988239159
Abstract:
There
are many mysteries and unsolved issues in the monsoon systems
that cannot explain and solve. I proposed and designed the
Basics of Monsoon Time Scales for all world monsoon systems for
unraveling the mysteries of the monsoon systems, studying the
characteristics of mechanism of monsoons and exercising the
benefits of mankind and development of monsoon sciences. As a
part of these researches, South Asian
Monsoon Time Scale is
proposed and designed by me in 1991 as a part of Basics of
Global Monsoon Time Scales to study the past, present and future
movements of the South Asian
monsoon and it’s weather conditions and natural calamities in
advance. I call on world scientists to establish the
South Asian
Monsoon Time Scale and break down the mysteries of the
South Asian monsoon.
I proposed and designed the South Asian Monsoon Time Scale which
can help to study the past, present and future movements of the
South Asian monsoon and it’s weather changes and natural
calamities in advance, break down the mysteries of the South
Asian monsoon and use it for the benefit of mankind and also for
a comprehensive study of the South Asian monsoon.
[Gangadhara
Rao Irlapati.
Basics of South Asian
Monsoon Time Scale.
N Y Sci J
2023;16(8):38-108].
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07.doi:10.7537/marsnys160823.07.
Key words:
Global Monsoons Time Scales, North American Monsoon Time Scale,
North African Monsoon Time Scale, Indian Monsoons Time Scale,
East Asian Monsoon Time Scale, Western North Pacific Monsoon
Time Scale, South American Monsoon Time Scale, South African
Monsoon Time Scale, Australian Monsoon Time Scale, European
Monsoon Time Scale. |
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