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Energy plays a key role in both the economic growth & prosperity of the country. It determines the pace of development of the developing countries. There is a close relation between the Energy & future growth of a nation. Not only in India but also in the whole world, there is a never-ending and diverging need for energy. Since, ancient times, the energy are derived from one source or another. In much older periods, the demand for light & fuel was met with traditional sources like wood or animal dung or waste plants.

This research was meant to examine the correlation between English language majoring students’ use of the English language learning strategies and their academic achievement; it is a correlational study.

In this theory we see the behaviour of pendulum ocsillation. And see how the old scintist observe the clock watch time effectively. Here we use to calculate the highest angle amplitude to using the approximate linear distribution system with manual simulation system to find out the correct time period by clock watch.

All over the country Rain Water Harvesting has been made mandatory since 1996 as over extraction of ground water and wastage of rainwater have led to severe water crisis. Hydrogeologists says that, it makes ecological and financial sense to harvest rain water or roof top water, for short term use and long term improvement of the water table. It is in Delhi, Andhra Pradesh, Chennai, Kerala, Maharashtra, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh where its implementation has become successful in water conservation.

This study was intended to examine the Ethiopian public university entrants’ writing skills in English language with reference to Hawassa University entrants. Specifically, the research was meant to examine the entrants’ writing abilities to discuss relevant contents, organize contents appropriately and use accurate grammar, appropriate vocabulary and correct mechanics. To this end, 245 students enrolled at Hawassa University in 2014/15 were made to take part in the study.

This paper contains synthetic approach and characterization study of bio-hybrid material based on zein. A novel zein is found as a mixture of protein complexes whose molecular size, solubility and charge depend on the corn variety and the separation method used for extraction. Zein is soluble in various primary, binary and ternary solvent systems, mainly determined by the balance between the polar/nonpolar groups in those systems. Because of the large proportion of hydrophobic residues in zein, this protein is not soluble in pure water.

Cardiac amyloidosis is a rare clinical disorder caused by extracellular deposition of insoluble fibrils within the myocardium. The rarity of the condition makes it difficult to diagnose, hence a high index of suspicion on the part of the physician is needed. Cardiac amyloidosis should be suspected in patients with unexplained congestive heart-failure symptoms accompanied by low-voltage complexes on ECG, and ventricular hypertrophy with abnormal myocardial texture, described as ‘granular sparkling’ on echocardiogram.

The problem of managing agricultural and industrial wastes has become a challenge in recent time. Therefore, research in the area of minimizing waste accumulation through reclamation and recycling has been ignited considering their aesthetic and ecological problems caused by the improper disposal. Areas of research aimed at reducing waste include the use of sawdust ash, rice-husk ash and groundnut-husk ash to partially replace cement in the production of concrete or sandcrete blocks.

Livelihood outcomes among sugarcane outgrowers are substantially determined by their participation in contract farming. However, there is a debate among authors on whether there is a correlation between farmers’ household characteristics and their livelihood outcomes or not. Responding to the debate; this paper measured the correlation between livelihood outcomes attained by farmers and their household characteristics. The paper employed a cross-sectional study design and 300 sugarcane outgrowers were interviewed.

Contract farming (CF) has much potential for improving household livelihood outcomes among sugarcane outgrowers for sugarcane outgrowers. However, studies debate on whether sugarcane outgrowers gain abilities (livelihood outcomes) or not from contract farming relations. As a response to the debates, this paper determines the levels of livelihood outcomes among smallholder sugarcane outgrowers in the study area, and specifically sought to measure levels of livelihood outcomes available among sugarcane smallholder farmers.