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  Qualitative and physiological effect of humic substances on Hawortia tessellata and Hawortia papillosa

  D. Prisa

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  Vol.6 , Issue.3 , pp.1-5, Mar-2020

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  In order to improve vegetative quality, root development and increase growth rate, humic substances have been used in this test on hawortia tessellata and hawortia papillosa, succulents on which there are usually delays in the growth cycle and problems related to water and salt stress, especially in pot cultivation. The data show that the use of humic substances can stimulate root development and in particular root hair in various plant species. The two experimental groups in cultivation were: i) group without humic substances, irrigated with water and substrate previously fertilized; ii) group with humic substances, irrigated with water and substrate previously fertilized, 3 ml/l for three treatments during the growing cycle. All Hawortia plants treated with humic substances showed a significant increase in the agronomic parameters analysed compared to the untreated control. The results show that the use of humic substances introduced into the growing medium can improve the quality of treated plants by increasing the uptake of minerals, particularly nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. The ability of humic substances to influence plant growth and development is of particular interest today because of the need to use sustainable cultivation techniques to increase the quality and productivity of plant, paying particular attention to the fertility of substrates and soils. In this particular case, the possibility of using this type of biostimulant on slow growing plants in the growth cycle is more important because they come from countries with completely different climatic and soil conditions from those in Europe.

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  Microorganisms; Sustainable applications; Succulent; Rhizosphere, Biofertilizers

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  D. Prisa, "Qualitative and physiological effect of humic substances on Hawortia tessellata and Hawortia papillosa," International Journal of Scientific Research in Multidisciplinary Studies , Vol.6, Issue.3, pp.1-5, 2020

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  Exploring Economic and Social Sustainable Indicator in Relation to Performance at Global Region Level

  Asha Sharma

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  Vol.6 , Issue.3 , pp.6-13, Mar-2020

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  The performance of the economy of a country is an indicator of its development and growth at all the parameter whether it is social or economic and viva-versa. It shows that both the element have interdependency on each other. Development of social and economic parameter enhance the country’s performance and performance of the country will be improved by focusing its socio-eco development. High performing countries are influenced by various factors. The aim of the paper is to measure the impact of social and economic development on the performance of global regions. For this purpose, global countries are segregated region wise into six clusters such as Arab States, East Asia and Pacific, Europe & center Asia, Latin America & the Caribbean, South Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa. The variable such as Health, Pupil-Teacher Ratio, Living Standard, Human Development Index, Life Expectancy are taken as an indicator of social development and Employment, Gender Index Development, Net Savings, Skilled Labour, Research are considered the economic development.Social and economic development both of the variables are applied as the independent variable and gross capital formation is considered as the dependent variable and the indicator of the performance of a region. The impact of social and economic development is found out in the performance of a region. ANOVA and artificial neural network statistical techniques are used to measure the result. It is also tried to find out whether the performance of a global region is affected by several developed countries. With ANOVA results it can be said that economic variables are more important than social factors in measuring the performance of a region. For result verification purposes and finding model fitness, an artificial neural network technique is used. The same type of result is found by applying ANN. It is found that economies, growth, and performance of all the regions are highly correlated and affecting each other positively.

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  Economic Development, Social Development, Gross Capital Formation, Country Performance, Artificial Neural Network

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  Asha Sharma, "Exploring Economic and Social Sustainable Indicator in Relation to Performance at Global Region Level," International Journal of Scientific Research in Multidisciplinary Studies , Vol.6, Issue.3, pp.6-13, 2020

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  Propounding a new Integral Transform: Gupta Transform with Applications in Science and Engineering

  Rahul Gupta, Rohit Gupta, Dinesh Verma

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  Vol.6 , Issue.3 , pp.14-19, Mar-2020

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  In this paper, a novel integral transform named as Gupta Transform is proposed. The functional characteristics of Gupta Transform are discussed. The Gupta Transform of elementary functions, and some of the derivatives of a function are obtained. The initial value problems in Science and Engineering are analyzed by the application of Gupta Transform. It is revealed that the initial value problems in Science and Engineering are easily analyzed by applying Gupta Transform.

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  Gupta Transform, Initial value Problem

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  Rahul Gupta, Rohit Gupta, Dinesh Verma, "Propounding a new Integral Transform: Gupta Transform with Applications in Science and Engineering," International Journal of Scientific Research in Multidisciplinary Studies , Vol.6, Issue.3, pp.14-19, 2020

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  New full Iris Recognition System and Iris Segmentation Technique Using Image Processing and Deep Convolutional Neural Network

  Omar Medhat Moslhi

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  Vol.6 , Issue.3 , pp.20-27, Mar-2020

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  Iris recognition is a technology used in many security systems. Irises are different among all people every person has a unique iris shape and there is no two irises have the same format. In this paper, a new model is introduced in iris recognition to make this technology easy for anyone to use it, especially that any image can be used in the model and the model filter itself and choose only the images that pass the model filters. This paper presents an iris recognition system from the beginning of eye detection to the end of recognizing the iris images. This paper also presents a new process to make iris recognition which is a blend between image processing techniques with deep learning to make iris Recognition. Also, this paper represents a new iris segmentation technique that detects the iris images efficiently with high accuracy. The iris recognition model is beginning an eye detection process then the iris detection process takes place which detects the iris inside the eyes then iris segmentation process gets iris images that will be saved and used in the last process which is responsible for iris classification using convolutional neural network. The iris recognition system was tested on well-known data sets: Casia Iris-Thousand, Casia Iris Interval, Ubiris Version 1 (v1) and Ubiris Version 2 (v2).

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  Iris Recognition, Iris Segmentation, Computer Vision, Convolutional Neural Network, Image Processing

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  Omar Medhat Moslhi, "New full Iris Recognition System and Iris Segmentation Technique Using Image Processing and Deep Convolutional Neural Network," International Journal of Scientific Research in Multidisciplinary Studies , Vol.6, Issue.3, pp.20-27, 2020

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  Environmental Implication of Sawmill Industries on Adjoining Residents in Kwara State, Nigeria

  O.E Aletan, E.O Garba

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  Vol.6 , Issue.3 , pp.28-31, Mar-2020

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  Sawmills are located in different locations within cities especially in developing countries with little or no knowledge about what the implications of their operational activities would be to both the operators and the adjoining environment. The study was conducted in Ilorin; Kwara state Nigeria to examine the environmental impact of the location of two leading sawmills on the adjoining residents in the city. Data for this study were collected from primary and secondary sources. The primary data were sourced from physical observations, oral interview and questionnaire administration. Ten (10) percent of the houses that fall within 1 kilometer radius of the two sawmills were selected using systemic random sampling as such a total of 131 questionnaires were administered on residents. Data collected were analyzed with the aid of descriptive statistical analysis such as frequency and percentage. The study revealed that majority of sampled residents are not pleased with the location of the sawmills in their neighborhood as they considered the sawmills have negative impact on them such as frequent headache, hearing problem and respiratory ailment among others due to Machine noise, Dust and particles, and Smoke. The study concluded with appropriate recommendation to address the environmental challenges pose by the location of the sawmill

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  Sawmills, Environmental implication, Waste, Health challenges, Ilorin

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  O.E Aletan, E.O Garba, "Environmental Implication of Sawmill Industries on Adjoining Residents in Kwara State, Nigeria," International Journal of Scientific Research in Multidisciplinary Studies , Vol.6, Issue.3, pp.28-31, 2020

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  Petrochemistry of Granitic Rocks in Gwada, North Central Nigeria

  G.N. Sambo, M. Adegbe, and E.A. Onimisi

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  Vol.6 , Issue.3 , pp.32-38, Mar-2020

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  Gwada area of North Central Nigeria was mapped and the petrochemical classification of the granitic rocks was conducted. Detailed fieldwork and petrochemical analysis of six rock samples using Energy Dispersive X-Ray Fluorescence (EDX-RF) spectrometer of the Minipal 4 model at the Nigerian Geological Survey Agency, Kaduna were the methodology that was adopted for this research work. Field investigation shows that the study area is underlain by two main lithologies which are highly weathered schist and granite which covers part of the Northwesthern portion of the area. The granites in the study area occur as an intrusion into the highly weathered schist. Petrochemical analysis of the rock samples reveals that the SiO2 content ranges from 70.09 wt% to 72.02 wt% with an average of 71.20 wt%, and the Al2O3 ranges from 11.21 wt% to 12.46 wt% with an average value of 11.93 wt%. Also, K2O ranges from 6.98 wt% to 8.70 wt% having an average of 7.74 wt%. The CaO ranges from 3.30 wt% to 5.01 wt% with an average of 4.30 wt%. The Na2O content ranges from 0.94 wt% to 1.65 wt%, having an average value of 1.28wt% and the Fe2O3 ranges from 2.54 wt% to 3.10 wt% with an average of 2.95 wt%. Similarly, the average content of MnO, MgO and TiO2 are 0.11 wt%, 0.42 wt% and 0.69 wt% respectively. Therefore, conclusions can be drawn that the granites in the area are High-K calc-alkaline and are of the metaluminous suite of granitic rocks following the petrochemical studies.

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  Schist, Granite, Metaluminous, High-K Calc-alkaline, Basement Complex, Minna

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  G.N. Sambo, M. Adegbe, and E.A. Onimisi, "Petrochemistry of Granitic Rocks in Gwada, North Central Nigeria," International Journal of Scientific Research in Multidisciplinary Studies , Vol.6, Issue.3, pp.32-38, 2020

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  Colloboration as Success Factor during Requirement Elicitation in Global Software Development

  Muhammad Yaseen, Noman Sarwar, Muhammad Ali, Atta UR Rahman

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  Vol.6 , Issue.3 , pp.39-46, Mar-2020

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  Requirements collection is not easy process especially when clients and vendors are far away from one another. Collaboration and coordination between clients and vendors in GSD play role in requirement elicitation in GSD. In GSD, there exist critical challenges such as time zone differences, culture variations and language differences which makes it difficult to communicate properly. With collaboration and coordination in GSD, effect of challenges can be reduced. In this research work, importance of coordination and collaboration as success factor is discussed. To achieve goals and objectives, Systematic Literature Review (SLR) is conducted. Through SLR, 53 are finalized which discuss collaboration and coordination as critical success factor during requirements collection in GSD. Further, collaboration and coordination is analyzed on factors such as software company sizes, time period, experimental methods and continents.

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  Global Software Development; Requirement Engineering; Systematic Literature Review

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  Muhammad Yaseen, Noman Sarwar, Muhammad Ali, Atta UR Rahman, "Colloboration as Success Factor during Requirement Elicitation in Global Software Development," International Journal of Scientific Research in Multidisciplinary Studies , Vol.6, Issue.3, pp.39-46, 2020

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  Exponential Excitation Response of Electric Network Circuits via Residue Theorem Approach

  Rohit Gupta, Loveneesh Talwar, Dinesh Verma

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  Vol.6 , Issue.3 , pp.47-50, Mar-2020

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  The analysis of electric network circuits with an exponential source is an indispensable course in engineering. In this paper, the residue theorem approach is demonstrated for analyzing network circuits with an exponential source. We apply residue theorem for analyzing electric network circuits with an exponential source, which is usually derived by applying the Laplace transform or convolution method or matrix method, etc. The analysis of electric network circuits with an exponential source yields an expression for current or voltage. In this paper, the residue theorem is illustrated for the analysis of electric network circuits with an exponential source.

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  Residue Theorem; Electric Network Circuits; Exponential Source

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  Rohit Gupta, Loveneesh Talwar, Dinesh Verma, "Exponential Excitation Response of Electric Network Circuits via Residue Theorem Approach," International Journal of Scientific Research in Multidisciplinary Studies , Vol.6, Issue.3, pp.47-50, 2020

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  Perception Difference among Leader’s and Follower’s for leadership style and employee performance: Case on Public and Private Banks in India

  S. Sharma, M. Nair

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  The global economy challenges have increased the complexity of creating high performance segment for banking industry. Leader plays an influential role in inspiring employees undergoing changes and in expanding the organizational opportunities by focusing on high-performing employees, but currently leaders are facing a major challenge of retaining talent from employees in the organization. Leaders or managers gets the opportunity to lead, not because of their designation, but because they are anticipated and acknowledged as the leader by their subordinates. Extensive researches had projected that leaders & followers perceived differently about the value of their relationships. At this point, leader’s awareness of the differences in perception of their leading style and what their followers perceive is a critical matter. A huge disagreement exposes the lack of leader’s self-knowledge & poor style, which leads to an adverse organizational milieu. This case would aid leaders to nurture themselves, once they develop awareness about the style, they demonstrate to followers in diverse work surroundings. The purpose of this case is to compare the leadership styles of managers from superior’s perception through self-rating and their follower’s perception through followers rating in public and private banks. The identified leadership styles, were taken from behavioural MLQ taxonomy of Bass (2000). The data of 102 immediate supervisors & 422 subordinates was contained from Banks branch managers & employees respectively. After measuring through statistical t-tests, the outcome shows the significant differences among responses of leaders and subordinates in private banks for transformational and transactional style in comparison to public banks. The outcome of this research study suggests that greater efforts should be placed on development of the company`s leaders` styles from follower’s perception also. Future studies could be measures more consistently on several other leadership styles at different demographic sample, which could carry out optimistic performance from employees.

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  supervisor perception, leadership style, follower’s perception, full-range leadership model, multifactor leadership questionnaire

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  S. Sharma, M. Nair, "Perception Difference among Leader’s and Follower’s for leadership style and employee performance: Case on Public and Private Banks in India," International Journal of Scientific Research in Multidisciplinary Studies , Vol.6, Issue.3, pp.51-57, 2020

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  Integral Solutions of the Non-Homogeneous Sextic Equation with three Unknowns 3(x2+y2)-2xy=972z6

  G. Janaki and C. Saranya

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  Vol.6 , Issue.3 , pp.58-61, Mar-2020

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  Abstract
  The non-homogeneous Diophantine equation of degree six with three unknowns represented by 3(x²+y²)-2xy=972z⁶ is analyzed for its non-zero distinct integer solutions. A few interesting relations between the solutions and some special numbers are presented.

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  Non-homogeneous, sextic equation with three unknowns, Integral solutions

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  G. Janaki and C. Saranya, "Integral Solutions of the Non-Homogeneous Sextic Equation with three Unknowns 3(x2+y2)-2xy=972z6," International Journal of Scientific Research in Multidisciplinary Studies , Vol.6, Issue.3, pp.58-61, 2020