Maritime Affairs: Journal of the National Maritime Foundation of India, 2011
... 3. Media Statement by PM after Official Talks with Prime Minister of Malaysia, October 27, ... more ... 3. Media Statement by PM after Official Talks with Prime Minister of Malaysia, October 27, 2010, http://www.mea.gov.in/mystart.php?id=519916605&flg=1 (assessed November 11, 2010). ... In the Cold War era, Malaysia sided with India both in the 1962 and the 1965 wars ...
Lehigh University, Pennsylvania, USA Taylor and Francis RJPW_A_448196.sgm 10.1080/174498509034782... more Lehigh University, Pennsylvania, USA Taylor and Francis RJPW_A_448196.sgm 10.1080/17449850903478205 Journal of Postcolonial Writing 1744-9855 (print)/1744-9863 (online) Original Article 2010Taylor & Francis 461000000February 2010 AmardeepSingh amsp@lehigh.edu This essay ...
In this technological world, due to the increase in data size, the level of computation is going ... more In this technological world, due to the increase in data size, the level of computation is going to increase. For that we in this particular attempt, we are trying to put light on Parallel Computing Architecture Terminology and Taxonomy. This paper also emphasis ...
ABSTRACT The regression studies on ten plantain varieties revealed that vegetative growth and fru... more ABSTRACT The regression studies on ten plantain varieties revealed that vegetative growth and fruit characters can efficiently be used for yield prediction in North India. Growth and fruit characters were used separately as predictor variables for developing yield prediction models. Leaf width, plant girth, number of leaves and plant height predicted yield up to 89.29%, while fruit characters, viz., fingers bunch1, finger diameter, hands bunch1 and finger length could predict yield up to 99.57% in main crop. On ratoon crop, plant height, plant girth and number of leaves were responsible for prediction of yield up to 78.69%, whereas fingers bunch*1 and hands bunch*1 could predict the yield up to 86.54%.
The Caribbean Large Marine Ecosystem (CLME) is the second largest sea in the world, covering an a... more The Caribbean Large Marine Ecosystem (CLME) is the second largest sea in the world, covering an area of approximately 2,515,900 km2 (NOAA 2003), and comprising some of the territorial waters and coastal areas of 39 bordering countries and territories. 2 The wellbeing of the 116 million people living within 100 km of the sea (Burke and Maidens 2004) is highly dependent on the services it provides as an ecosystem. Critical among these is the unique character of its coastlines and open waters, making it a desirable place to ...
The underlying principle behind most optical flow algorithms is that the brightness of a pixel re... more The underlying principle behind most optical flow algorithms is that the brightness of a pixel remains the same as it flows from one frame to the next. The first order Taylor approximation used in formulating this brightness constancy principle may not be accurate when intensity profiles change non-linearly. In this paper, we propose a method of alleviating the effect of this approximation. Instead of computing image gradients using conventional horizontal and vertical filters of fixed coefficients and sizes, we propose to obtain the gradient information by an explicit examination of ramp profiles at a given location, in all directions. The gradient information obtained using the proposed analysis is more robust under non-linear changes in intensity profiles. Our results demonstrate that by incorporating the ramp structure information as proposed, we are able to improve existing optical flow algorithms.
Objective: To study the antispasmodic activity of diclofenac per se and its combination with pito... more Objective: To study the antispasmodic activity of diclofenac per se and its combination with pitofenone and fenpiverinium. Method: The antispasmodic activity study was carried out against acetylcholine (10 - 640 ng ml-1)-induced concentrations on rat colon. Results: Acetylcholine (10 - 640ngml-1) induced a concentration - dependent contraction of the smooth muscle. In concentration of 9.4x1O-5 and 14.1 x10-5 mol L-1 diclofenac, a non-steroidal antiinflammatory agent shifted the concentration-response curve of acetylcholine to the right without suppressing the maximum, whereas diclofenac in higher concentration, 18.9x10-5 mol L-l induced unsurmountable blockade. Diclofenac (9.4x1O-5 mol L-1) potentiated antispasmodic activity of pitofenone (2.5x10-6 mol L-l) and fenpiverinium (2.3x10-8 mol L-l). Conclusion: The present study suggests that combination of diclofenac, pitofenone and fenpiverinium may prove to be an effective antispasmodic formulation.
2010 IEEE International Conference on Semiconductor Electronics (ICSE2010), 2010
Abstract This paper proposes a wave propagation based approach to derive crosstalk and delay betw... more Abstract This paper proposes a wave propagation based approach to derive crosstalk and delay between two coupled RLCG interconnects in the transform domain. The increase of clock frequency into the GHz range, coupled with longer length interconnects of small cross-section and low dielectric strength, can result in cross coupling effects between on-chip interconnects. The traditional analysis of crosstalk in a transmission line begins with a lossless LC representation, yielding a wave equation governing the system response. In ...
Maritime Affairs: Journal of the National Maritime Foundation of India, 2011
... 3. Media Statement by PM after Official Talks with Prime Minister of Malaysia, October 27, ... more ... 3. Media Statement by PM after Official Talks with Prime Minister of Malaysia, October 27, 2010, http://www.mea.gov.in/mystart.php?id=519916605&flg=1 (assessed November 11, 2010). ... In the Cold War era, Malaysia sided with India both in the 1962 and the 1965 wars ...
Lehigh University, Pennsylvania, USA Taylor and Francis RJPW_A_448196.sgm 10.1080/174498509034782... more Lehigh University, Pennsylvania, USA Taylor and Francis RJPW_A_448196.sgm 10.1080/17449850903478205 Journal of Postcolonial Writing 1744-9855 (print)/1744-9863 (online) Original Article 2010Taylor & Francis 461000000February 2010 AmardeepSingh amsp@lehigh.edu This essay ...
In this technological world, due to the increase in data size, the level of computation is going ... more In this technological world, due to the increase in data size, the level of computation is going to increase. For that we in this particular attempt, we are trying to put light on Parallel Computing Architecture Terminology and Taxonomy. This paper also emphasis ...
ABSTRACT The regression studies on ten plantain varieties revealed that vegetative growth and fru... more ABSTRACT The regression studies on ten plantain varieties revealed that vegetative growth and fruit characters can efficiently be used for yield prediction in North India. Growth and fruit characters were used separately as predictor variables for developing yield prediction models. Leaf width, plant girth, number of leaves and plant height predicted yield up to 89.29%, while fruit characters, viz., fingers bunch1, finger diameter, hands bunch1 and finger length could predict yield up to 99.57% in main crop. On ratoon crop, plant height, plant girth and number of leaves were responsible for prediction of yield up to 78.69%, whereas fingers bunch*1 and hands bunch*1 could predict the yield up to 86.54%.
The Caribbean Large Marine Ecosystem (CLME) is the second largest sea in the world, covering an a... more The Caribbean Large Marine Ecosystem (CLME) is the second largest sea in the world, covering an area of approximately 2,515,900 km2 (NOAA 2003), and comprising some of the territorial waters and coastal areas of 39 bordering countries and territories. 2 The wellbeing of the 116 million people living within 100 km of the sea (Burke and Maidens 2004) is highly dependent on the services it provides as an ecosystem. Critical among these is the unique character of its coastlines and open waters, making it a desirable place to ...
The underlying principle behind most optical flow algorithms is that the brightness of a pixel re... more The underlying principle behind most optical flow algorithms is that the brightness of a pixel remains the same as it flows from one frame to the next. The first order Taylor approximation used in formulating this brightness constancy principle may not be accurate when intensity profiles change non-linearly. In this paper, we propose a method of alleviating the effect of this approximation. Instead of computing image gradients using conventional horizontal and vertical filters of fixed coefficients and sizes, we propose to obtain the gradient information by an explicit examination of ramp profiles at a given location, in all directions. The gradient information obtained using the proposed analysis is more robust under non-linear changes in intensity profiles. Our results demonstrate that by incorporating the ramp structure information as proposed, we are able to improve existing optical flow algorithms.
Objective: To study the antispasmodic activity of diclofenac per se and its combination with pito... more Objective: To study the antispasmodic activity of diclofenac per se and its combination with pitofenone and fenpiverinium. Method: The antispasmodic activity study was carried out against acetylcholine (10 - 640 ng ml-1)-induced concentrations on rat colon. Results: Acetylcholine (10 - 640ngml-1) induced a concentration - dependent contraction of the smooth muscle. In concentration of 9.4x1O-5 and 14.1 x10-5 mol L-1 diclofenac, a non-steroidal antiinflammatory agent shifted the concentration-response curve of acetylcholine to the right without suppressing the maximum, whereas diclofenac in higher concentration, 18.9x10-5 mol L-l induced unsurmountable blockade. Diclofenac (9.4x1O-5 mol L-1) potentiated antispasmodic activity of pitofenone (2.5x10-6 mol L-l) and fenpiverinium (2.3x10-8 mol L-l). Conclusion: The present study suggests that combination of diclofenac, pitofenone and fenpiverinium may prove to be an effective antispasmodic formulation.
2010 IEEE International Conference on Semiconductor Electronics (ICSE2010), 2010
Abstract This paper proposes a wave propagation based approach to derive crosstalk and delay betw... more Abstract This paper proposes a wave propagation based approach to derive crosstalk and delay between two coupled RLCG interconnects in the transform domain. The increase of clock frequency into the GHz range, coupled with longer length interconnects of small cross-section and low dielectric strength, can result in cross coupling effects between on-chip interconnects. The traditional analysis of crosstalk in a transmission line begins with a lossless LC representation, yielding a wave equation governing the system response. In ...
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