RECENT TECHNOLOGIES FOR PREGNANCY DIAGNOSIS IN SHEEP AND GOAT: AN OVERVIEW Shabir Ahmad Lone 1* , Shailesh Kumar Gupta 2 , Narendra Kumar 2 , Kuladip Prakash Shinde 2 , Bilal Ahmad Ganaie 1 , Haneef Ahmad Rather 1 and Sunil Kumar 3 1 PhD Scholar, Animal Reproduction Gynaecology and obstetrics, ICAR-National Dairy Research Institute, Karnal-132001, Haryana, INDIA 2 PhD Scholar, Livestock product...

During the COVID-19 pandemic, evidence-based resources have been sought to support decision-making and strategically inform hospitals’ policies, procedures, practices. While greatly emphasizing protection, most guiding documents neglected protect psychosocial needs of frontline health care workers patients their families during provision palliative end-of-life care. Consequently, stage has set ...

An elastic collision between spinning particles might be viewed as a kind of logic gate, where the spin directions represent different bit values. Since each particle is a representation of the Poincaré group, characterized by mass, spin, and helicity, it is most natural to classify the various transitions in terms of helicity amplitudes [1]. This formalism provides a completely general descrip...

This paper analyzes the basic principle of S-curve acceleration and deceleration, and presents an implementation method of S-curve control algorithm based on FPGA. The S-curve function module diagram and implementing method of PWM speed adjusting are described in FPGA. The steps of S-curve speed dissociation module and PWM variable frequency speed control are shown in this paper. High Performan...

black humor plays a crucial role in fulfilling langston hughes's anti-racist purposes as an integral notionin his poetry. accordingly, translation(s) of his poetry are to benefit from the same indexes onthe basis of equivalent effect principle. on this account, 33 black-humor-rich poems of hughes, translatedby ahmad shamloo, yaghma golruee and hassan fayyad, were selected to be analyzed contras...

The temporal priority principle states that all causes must precede their effects. It is widely assumed that children's causal reasoning is guided by this principle from early in development. However, the empirical studies that have examined children's use of the principle, most of which were conducted some decades ago, in fact show inconsistent findings. Some researchers have argued that 3-yea...

The biodiversity paradox is the central problem in theoretical ecology. The paradox consists in the contradiction between the competitive exclusion principle and the observed biodiversity. This contradiction is the key subject of the long-standing and continuing biodiversity debates. The paradox impedes our insights into biodiversity conservation. Previously we proved that due to a soliton-like...