This article discusses the importance of the participation of individuals in historical processes. And also a special attention is drawn to the study of the documents about Musa Saidjanov's scientific activity, their preservation and effective use.
Changes in climatic conditions and, thus, frequent occurrence of dry weathers are increasingly affecting coffee cultivation in Ethiopia through high seedling mortality, poor plant growth and development especially in drier coffee growing areas like Hararghie. However, very limited research has been conducted to identify the response of different coffee accession to water deficit in general and that of Hararghie genotypes in particular. This study was, therefore, conducted to determine growth responses of seedlings of fifteen Coffea arabica accessions collected from Hararghie areas.
Consciousness has been a mystery from very early civilization. Every religion and many philosophers have tried to explain consciousness. After rapid development of science and technology, consciousness has been the subject of intense research in psychology, neuroscience and quantum mechanics. Neuroscience is the most promising field and has made significant progress in understanding the structure and function of brain. Human brain has 100 billion neurons and 300 trillion constantly changing connections.
Science, technology, and innovation play an essential role in helping countries increase the quality of life they offer their citizens. Since the discovery of nuclear fission in the 30s, the peaceful applications of nuclear technology have benefited several fields. Improved crops, preservation of food, health, environment protection and a stable supply of energy can be cited as contributions of nuclear technology for global wellbeing. Despite all benefits that result from the peaceful uses of nuclear technology, it is still addressed with prejudice.
The Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a current issue increasingly present in the strategic planning of the companies. Although managers of public or private organizations have turned their attention to social and environmental issues in their strategic actions, measuring the social responsibility of a company is not an easy task. This paper aims to observe the eight most relevant methodologies of CSR measurement and establish a comparative analysis among them by considering the scope and feasibility of each methodology. The most relevant CSR methodologies were selected.
This study aims to design and develop a Portable Hydraulic Valve Spring Compressor, test and evaluate its performance in terms of easiness to use, time element for the process, the number of worker/student involve during the work and the quality of work. The study employed descriptive-comparative design, t-test as the statistical tool, questionnaires and observation guide to gather data. Based on the findings, the researcher disclosed that Portable Hydraulic Valve Spring Compressor is easy to use, less time element, less worker and has a quality of work.
The trajectory of a robot end effector is described by a ruled surface and a spin angleabout the ruling of the ruled surface. In this paper, we analyzed the problem of describing trajectory of a robot end-effector by a spacelike ruled surface with spacelike ruling. We obtained the developed frame by rotating the generator frame at an Darboux angle in the plane, which is on the striction curve of the spacelike ruled surface.
Objective: To report experiences of nursing students in the use of educational activities as a strategy to promote healthy eating for the elderly. Method: Experience report that describes aspects experienced by the authors, at the opportunity of an educational intervention, carried out with fourteen elderly people from a community located in Ananindeua, State of Pará, Brazil, in October 2016. Results: The development of educational action, with the theme of healthy eating, had a positive impact on the behavior of the elderly.
Objective: to list the reasons that influence nursing mothers to early weaning. Method: cross-sectional study, with qualitative approach, carried out at a family health basic unit, with 16 women, by means of semi-structured interviews. Data collection took place in June and July 2016. The data were organized into categories, in which the speeches were associated and interpreted by the Content Analysis technique.
This manuscript is a literature review of the effects of treating patients hospitalized with HIV and cared for by their relatives. The therapeutics that takes into account the presence of the family of the patient with AIDS, has had positive effects on the evolution of the health of these individuals. Such results have led public health officials in several countries to include the method among the possibilities of aiding the treatment of HIV patients.