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Volume 13 - Issue 3 (Cumulated No. 141), March 25, 2021
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Catalytic conversion of
synthesis gas with ethanol and higher alcohols
Vikram Kumar
Former Research Scholar in
Department of Chemistry, Singhania University, Pacheri Badi,
Jhunjhnu-333515, Rajasthan (India)
email:
vikram.rao36@gmail.com
Abstract:
One course for biomass
fabricating is the thermochemical cycle, in which biomass assets
are changed over into syngas which is in this manner chemically
changed over into fluid and vaporous powers. Quite possibly the
most marketed biofuels is bioethanol, which is utilized as an
unadulterated fuel or mixed with gas. During the most recent
years, some thermochemical plants for bioethanol creation were
dispatched and another is under development. A fundamental stage
in the ethanol creation from biomass is the last reactant change
of syngas to ethanol. In this stage, significant exertion has
been made to discover an impetus specific for the ideal item,
for example ethanol.
[Kumar,
V. Catalytic conversion of synthesis gas with ethanol and
higher alcohols.
Researcher
2021;13(3):1-5].
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj130321.01.
Keywords:
Catalytic, Synthetic Gas, Higher Alcohols. |
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Discuss the examples of panoramic technology in the video
industry
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Technical challenges in the video surveillance industry
Enze Zhang
Chengdu Eapil Technology Co., Ltd.
Abstract:
Video industry is divided into two categories: video
entertainment industry and video monitoring industry. The video
surveillance industry pays more attention to the data value,
transmission sensitivity, applicability and security attributes
of the content. Along with the progress of The Times, constantly
change video technology, the boundary integration gradually,
there is no denying the fact and predictably, the video is great
entertainment and video monitor will incorporate AI video, but
is limited by the current technical development speed, in the
next few years, still can be classified in accordance with the
standards for the analysis of the video industry. In this paper,
in view of the video surveillance industry, the existing
professional security monitoring, intelligent household,
analysis, vehicle traveling data recorder, AI, meeting records,
and other special industry such as UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle)
/robot segmentation use cases, based on this, this article
unified the records, data application attribute strong video
industry is divided into video surveillance industry. The reason
why this paper makes a strict distinction between video
surveillance industry and video entertainment industry is that
the two industries have obvious differences in requirements of
panoramic technology. Video entertainment industry is more about
professional consumers driving enthusiast consumers to drive
interest consumers and finally popularize to mass consumers, and
the generated content also extends from professional film and
television content to daily fragmented entertainment and
sharing. Compared with the video surveillance industry, it has a
strong B-terminal property, emphasizing more on functionality,
practicality and systematization.
[Enze Zhang.
Discuss the examples of panoramic technology in the video
industry
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Technical challenges in the video surveillance industry.
Researcher
2021;13(3):6-10].
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj130321.02.
Keywords:
panoramic technology, video monitoring, segmentation, monitoring
industry |
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Land Fund And Ecological
Aspects Of Improvement Of Land Circumstance
Abbasov Subkhon1,
Alimdjanov
Nozimdjon2, Mirzahmedov Ismoiljon3
1Department
of Geography Samarkand state University, Samarkand 140104,
Uzbekistan,
2,3Department
of Geography, Namangan State University, Uychi street 160136,
Uzbekistan
mirzahmedovismoil@mail.ru
Abstract:
This article provides information on the soil and environmental
conditions of Namangan region and measures to prevent them. as
well as the dynamics of soil salinization and the impact of
natural and anthropogenic factors on it were determined using
statistical data.
[Abbasov
Subkhon, Alimdjanov
Nozimdjon, Mirzahmedov Ismoiljon.
Land Fund And Ecological
Aspects Of Improvement Of Land Circumstance.
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2021;13(3):11-13].
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj130321.03.
Key words:
soil, groundwater, ecological, salinity, reclamation |
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Evaluation of bio-protective
capacity of some botanicals against post harvest fruit rot
microbes of pepper (Capsicum annum L)
Ijato J. Y
Department Of Plant Science and
Biotechnology, Faculty of Science,
Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti
P.M.B 5363, Ekiti State, Nigeria.
E-mail:
considerureternity@gmail.com;
GSM: 08067335124
Abstract:
Healthy and infected samples of
peppers (Capsicum annum) fruits were collected from
neighborhood market, placed in sterile polyethene bag and
transported to the laboratory for bioassay. The infested fruit
samples were sterilized and cultured on potato dextrose agar.
The cultures were incubated at room temperature and later sub
cultured to obtain pure culture. Fungal isolates were sub
cultured, identified through microscopic examination and
characterized. Fresh and healthy pepper (C. annum L.)
fruits were also inoculated with pure isolates and their
pathogenicity determined. The result of bioassay showed that
Rhizopus stolonifer, Aspergillus niger, Fusarium
solani, Alternaria alternata, Geotrichum candidum
and Mucor pussilus were found to be responsible for bio
deterioration of the peppers fruits. Aspergillus niger
and Rhizopus stolonifer were mostly distributed and
abundant in the fruits. Mycelia growth of Aspergillus
niger (86.87%) and G. candidum (75.96%) was most and
least inhibited respectively by eighty percent (80%) ethanolic
extracts of Azadirachta indica, Similarly, Eighty percent
ethanolic extracts of Tridax procumbens exhibited
88.03% inhibition on mycelia growth of Aspergillus niger
and least inhibition on G. candidum (67.22%). Mycelia
growth of Aspergillus niger (87.21%) and M. pusillus
(64.10%) was most and least inhibited respectively by eighty
percent ethanolic extracts of Vernonia amygdalina. In the
course of transit, wounds predispose peppers fruits to
mycofloral contamination; hence this scenario could be minimized
by proper phtyosanitary handling for elongation of fruits’ shelf
life.
[Ijato J. Y.
Evaluation of bio-protective capacity of some botanicals against
post harvest fruit rot microbes of pepper (Capsicum annum
L). Researcher
2021;13(3):14-20].
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj130321.04.
Keywords:
pepper, plant extracts, rot fungi |
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Corporate Tax
And Its Impact On Unemployment: Recent Study Of 15 Oced
Countries
Mohsin Rasheed1, Liu
JinhuaČ
1
PhD
Scholar, department of management engineering. Zhengzhou
University, Zhengzhou 450001, China ORCID 0000-0001-9506-1954,
Email:
contactmohsinz@zzu.edu.cn
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Professor, department of management engineering. Zhengzhou
University, Zhengzhou 450001, China.
Email:
Ljh@zzu.edu.cn
Abstract:
This
research examine the impact of corporate taxation on
unemployment developing a panel of 15 countries over 20 years.
The purpose of this article is to find how corporate tax effect
un-employment. This study is specifically finds that corporate
taxation have an impact on unemployment or not. We took
‘corporate tax’ as an independent variable on the other side
‘unemployed force’ is dependent along with control variables.
Consequently we used ordinary least square (OLS) to find the
impact on unemployment. To find out data from the association
for economic cooperation and development (OCED) on both
variables is gathered for the time of 20 years starts from “2000
to 2019”. Results are surprising, linear regression analysis
shows positive impact between corporate tax and unemployment.
[Mohsin
Rasheed, Liu Jinhua.
Corporate Tax And Its Impact On Unemployment: Recent Study Of 15
Oced Countries.
Researcher
2021;13(3):21-25].
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj130321.05.
Keywords: corporate taxes, unemployment, OCED and ordinary least
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Dr. Yasir Khan,
** Dr. Walied Askarzai,
*** Zubir Khan
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Assistant Professor
Abasyn University Peshawar,
E-mail:
yasirok62@yahoo.com
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Academies
Australasia-Polytechnic,
E-mail:
w.askarzai@aapoly.edu.au
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Ph.D Scholar
University of Canberra,
E-mail:
zubairkhan1982@gmail.com
Abstract:
The purpose
and goal of this research paper was to assess the impact of
branchless banking on commercial banks' financial results in
Pakistan. The research focused on the financial performance of
commercial banks through agency banking and electronic banking
platforms. The analysis also explores the mediatory effects on
the relationship between branchless banks and the financial
results in Pakistan from financial integration, and also the
moderating influence of government policy. The thesis took a
non-experimental style in exploratory testing. A survey was
carried out in Pakistan of all 49 scheduled commercial banks.
The annual reports of the various commercial banks and the
Central Bank of Pakistan collected primary and secondary data
and financial performance of banks. As the principal predictor
of commercial banks' financial success, the Return on Assets (ROA)
has been derived from SBP’s annual reports. As metrics for
agencies and electronic banking, the volume of expenditure in
agency and electronic banking was used. Results from this study
also suggest that financial inclusion depends on the strength of
the connection between branchless banking and financial success
in Pakistan. Findings suggest that the relationship between the
agencies and electronic banking and financial success is partly
moderated by government policies, with an impact substantial to
the level of 5%. The study suggests that commercial banks invest
both in agency and in electronic banking as a multi-channel
approach for positive returns, since these networks are mutually
complementary.
Key word: Branchless banking,
Electronic banking and Bank performance |
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The investigation of
Performance of Gas-Turbine Engine
Seyyed Ali Mousavi Ghasemi
MA of Mechatronics Engineering,
Iran
mousavighasemiali@yahoo.com
Abstract:
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology Department of
Mechanical Engineering teaches thermodynamics and fluid
mechanics through a pair of classes, Thermal Fluids Engineering
I & II. The purpose of this project was to design and fabricate
a gas-turbine engine for demonstration use in these two classes.
The engine was built from an automobile turbocharger with a
combustion chamber connected between its compressor and turbine.
Pressure and temperature sensors at different points of the
engine cycle allow students to monitor the performance of the
individual engine components and the complete engine cycle.
[Seyyed Ali Mousavi Ghasemi.
The investigation
of Performance of Gas-Turbine Engine.
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2021;13(3):34-38].
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj130321.07.
Keywords:
Engine Cycle, Gas-Turbine Engine, automobile turbocharger |
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The Roots of
USA 2008 Financial Crisis and its Impact on Global Financial
Institutions
Mahdiyeh Rashki
Ghale noo
1,
Dr. Mohammad Esmaeil Eezazi
2
1: Business
Management (financial), Sistan and Baloochestan, Pardis,
Chabahar, Iran
2: Business
Management (financial), Sistan and Baloochestan, Iran
rashkighalehnoomahdiyeh@yahoo.com
Abstract:
In the global economy, there are highly dependent between
developments in the housing market between America and the world
financial markets and trade flow MBS in this market. This
financial crisis has caused irreparable damage to America in
2008, not only the safety and health of America's economic
system has arrived, but many economies may not safe in
developing and developed from the harmful effects crisis in the.
This paper examines the origins, effects, future results and
financial crisis and its impact on developing countries.
[Mahdiyeh
Rashki Ghalenoo, Mohammad Esmaeil Eezazi.
The Roots of USA
2008 Financial Crisis and its Impact on Global Financial
Institutions.
Researcher
2021;13(3):39-47].
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj130321.08.
Keywords:
financial crisis, housing market, financial institutions,
financial systems |
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