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Govind Singh Saharan,Prithwi Raj Verma,Prabhu Dayal Meena,Arvind Kumarhe process of innovation. Innovation has been defined as the process by which an idea or practice is applied for the first time by an individual or organization (Rogers and Rogers, 1976). Even in the simplest terms, it is usually described as complex and consisting of three overlapping steps or phas

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Stress and Disastert the individual with the most basic challenge of life: survival against the odds and in the face of danger and devastation. They epitomise the external nature of destruction and the threat which lies outside the self, in a world of uncontrollable forces. In natural disasters it is men and women ver

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Diagnosis and Treatment of Women with Epilepsy, epilepsy develop drug-resistant epilepsy following standard treatment. The diversity of the clinical manifestations of epilepsy increases the difficulty in confirming the diagnosis, and a lack of epilepsy specialists and imbalance in the geographic spread of doctors contributes to delays in the dia

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Women in Administrative Service in Sri Lankamen’s role in the civil service in Sri Lanka. This chapter seeks to fill that gap. It examines the reasons that account for the increase of women in the civil service and the perception of men and women public officials toward each other. It identifies the problems that are likely to discourage gender mainstreaming in the civil service.

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ParoC++: A Requirement-driven Parallel Object-oriented Programming Languageovides services to run ParoC++ programs in distributed environments. An industrial application on real-time image processing is used as a test case to the system. The experimental results show that the ParoC++ model is efficient and scalable and that it makes easier to adapt parallel applications to dynamic environments.

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A. Lippter, we present a combined feedback-feedforward control strategy for the knee rehabilitation device designed. This work was partially presented before in [.], where we discussed the strategy and presented some simulation results. In this chapter we extend the results, presenting experimental trials