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Soft cover. Etat : New. Contents: 1. Common Terms Used in Farm Management. 2. Preparation of Farm Layout. 3. Farm Fencing and Cost Determination. 4. Valuation of Farm Assets. 5. Economic Principles Applied to Farm Management: Law of Equi-marginal Returns, Opportunity Cost Principle. 6. Determination of Most Profitable Level of Input. 7. Determination of Least Cost Combination. 8. Selection of Most Profitable Enterprises. 9. Application of CACP Concept in the Estimation of Crop Enterprises. 10. Preparation of Farm Planning and Budgeting. 11. Preparation of Farm Records and Accounts. 12. Natural Resources in India.…

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Soft cover. Etat : New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Opacities and views. 3. Radiographic anatomy of chest. 4. Image quality. 5. Systematic approach. 6. Interpretation of pulmonary disorders. Bibliography.

Soft cover. Etat : New. 1st Edition. Contents : Section 1 Fundamentals of ECG : 1.Introduction. 2. Basic Principles of The ECG. 3. Waves, Segments and Intervals. Section 2- Interpretation and Analysis of ECG : 4. Electrical Axis of Heart. 5. Heart Rate. 6. Arrhythmias. 7. Heart Block. 8. Hypertrophy. 9. Mycocardial Ischemia and Infarction. 10. Carditis. 11. Drug Effects. 12. Electrolyte Imbalance. 13. Pacemaker Monitoring. 14. Bibliography. This ECG book complies the practical aspects of ECG. Initially the chapters are deals with how to read the ECG papers, normal ECG deflections, various waves , segments, intervals etc. Then the abnormalities and their interpretations are elaborated in easy way with colourful indicating arrows and lines. By this the learners will get all the necessary basic information by step by step studying the chapters of this book. Although this book is written normally for undergraduate medical students but it will also prove useful for postgraduate and practising doctors. …

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Hardbound. Etat : As New. New. Contents Preface. I. Rural safe drinking water 1. Initiatives in promiting water resources in India/M.M.N. Saxena. 2. Managing rural water resources role of banks and PRIs/A.R. Patel. 3. Fluoride scenario some preventive steps/Kaman Singh. 4. Drinking water quality assurance in villages/Dinesh Chand. 5. Sustainable rural water supply/Dinesh Chand. 6. Drinking water supply to villages/Dinesh Chand. 7. Drinking water supply and availability in rural areas/Dinesh Chand. 8. Community managed rural water supply/Dinesh Chand. 9. Solar photovoltaic water pumping system for drinking water supply/P.R. Singh R. Prasad and I.H. Rehman. 10. Low cost treatment of water in tribal areas/Ashutosh Jindal and Manik L. Sarkar. 11. Rajiv Gandhi National Drinking Water Mission committed to providing safe drinking water/Sawalia Bihari Verma. 12. Water for rural areas/K.V. Raju and S. Manasi. 13. Drinking water management strategies and future agenda/P. Durgaprasad. 14. Role of PRIs in drinking water supply/S. Ponnuraj. 15. Integrated watershed development project/Meenu Arora. 16. Integrated watershed development technology based model for rural development/Sunil K. Agarwal. 17. Water crisis in Himalayan region Grim situation/Anil Joshi. 18. Depleting glaciers impending water crisis/Laxmi Chand Pant. 19. Rainwater harvesting a panacea for water woes/V.P. Rajvedi. 20. Water conservation through watershed development/V.S. Gupta. 21. Water conservation need of the hour/K.V. Ramana Rao. 22. No fresh water no future/K. Pandimuruga Chinnan. 23. Water scarcity in rural India/Dusmanta Kumar Giri. 24. Inter linking of rivers vision and issues/Arabinda Ghose. 25. Interlinking of rivers/A. Ravinder. II. Rural Health Care 26. Partnerships and networking for health development initiatives successes and challenges/P. Durgaprasad and N.V. Madhuri. 27. Community participation Panchayati Raj and rural health care/B.K. Pattanaik. 28. Health care during the tenth plan/Prema Ramachandran. 29. Financing of health services in India under Five Year Plans/H.R. Uma. 30. Putting alternatives to health care on a firm footing/Radhakrishna Rao. 31. Combating AIDS/Avtar Singh. 32. HIV/AIDS the social dimension emphasis to women and girls/Satyanarayana Pattnaik and Lipi Puspa Panda. 33. Nutrition for all/Jayanthi Paulraj. 34. Health care services in rural India current status and future challenges/S. Srinivasan. 35. Primary health care in disadvantaged areas/Sanjay Sangole. 36. Rural sanitation agenda for future policies programmes and strategies/S. Poonuraj. 37. Sanitation the unfinished agenda/D.K. Ghose. III. Rural electrification 38. Rural electrification and policy implications/V. Madhava Rao. 39. Sustainable energy security/S.K. Chopra. 40. Energy demand in rural areas/Ibrahim Hafeezur Rehman. 41. Renewable energy future source of energy supply/Sawalia Bihari Verma. 42. Renewable energy in India/E.C. Thomas. 43. Energising the power sector/P.N. Dwivedi. 44. Biogas an energy alternative for India/Bindu Marwah and Aseem Verma. 45. Solar cooker blessing for the poor/S. Narayanaswamy. 46. Biomass as a source of energy/Dinesh Mani. 47. Microhydropower and social change/Yogeshwar Kumar. 48. Clean technology for quality energy in rural areas/Rakesh Prasad Asim Mirza and R.C. Pal. IV. Rural housing 49. Greenhosue for rural development/Jayanarayan Mishra and Jagadish Chandra Paul. 50. Housing for rural poor/Mohinder Singh. 51. Rural housing an overview/S. Vijaya Kumar and M. Venkataramana. 52. Rural housing agenda for future action/Chandra Dutt. 53. National housing policy/Pankaj Jain. The health of a nation is a sum total of the health of its citizens and communities. To achieve this goal total participation of its citizens communities and the government is essential. There is a considerable challenge for optimizing the existing rural health infrastructure throughout the country. Considering the potentiality of the Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs) it is proposed that the health i.…

Paperback. Etat : New. Language: English. About the book: The sugar industry is the second largest industry and next to textile industry. It plays an important role in the India economic life of India. It is such an industry which makes an impact on agriculture directly. The sugar industry has great significatory value which cannot be devalued in its relationship with agricultural and industrial economy of the rural region of India. The Indian sugar industry is a key factor of rural development, supporting over about 55 million sugarcane farmers and their dependents and a large mass of agricultural labourers involved in sugarcane cultivation, harvesting, machine manufacturing etc. Further, the Uttar Pradesh is the foremost state in production of sugar and sugarcane in the country. It contributes almost fifty per cent of the total production of the country. But nowadays, Indian sugar industry is suffering from some basic problems i.e., archaic plant and machinery, poor physical condition and sickness etc. Hence, the term Quality of Work Life (QWL) has been increasingly used to describe certain environmental and humanistic values neglected by the industrial societies in favour of technological advancement, industrial productivity and economic growth. Therefore, this book is an attempt to highlight the dimensions and status of QWL in Uttar Pradesh Sugar Industry. It is widely covers the four important aspects of QWL i.e., working environment aspect, relational aspect, job aspect and financial aspect. In this context, this book will certainly prove to be useful to policy makers, mill owners, employees, practitioners of human resource and students for understanding the conceptual knowledge of quality of work life and further research scope in this area. About The Author: Dr Sudhir Chandra Das, Professor in Commerce at Faculty of Commerce, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, India. He did his PhD from BHU. His specialisation exclusively is Human Resource Management and Organisational Behaviour and current areas of interest in research are HRD, Industrial Relations, Corporate Social Responsibility, High Performance Work Systems and Insurance etc. He has published forty research papers in national and international reputed indexed journals and delivered good numbers of lecturers in the capacity of key note speaker/guest faculty/resource person. Prof. Das has completed one UGC major research project and currently working in ICSSR, (New Delhi) major research project on Work Life Balance. He has visited two times abroad for presenting research papers in Canada and England. Further, Prof. Das has been awarded Best Business Academic of the Year (BBAY) Award 2006, by AICC, India. Mr Anil Kumar Gope is Qualified UGCNETJRF in Human Resource Management in 2011. Presently he is pursuing his doctoral research in the Faculty of Commerce, BHU. Contents: Contents: List of Tables List of Figures List of Abbreviations Preface Acknowledgements 1. Quality of Work Life An Introduction Introduction Quality of Work Life, Concept and Indicators The Evolutionary Stages of Quality of Work Life Scientific Management Movement Human Relation Movement Sociotechnical Movement Development of QWL Programmes in India Dimensions of QWL Measurement of Quality of Working Life Benefits from Improved QWL Changing Technology and its Impact on QWL Quality of Work Life and Organisational Variable Relationship between Quality of Work Life and Quality of Life Techniques for Improving QWL. 2. Review of Literature and Research Strategy Review of Literature Objectives of the Study Hypotheses of the Study Identified Factors and Variables of the Study Significance of QWL in Agrobased Industries Research Design Scope of the Study Method Design Measurement and Scaling Techniques Sampling Design Data Collection Brief Profile of Select Sample Sugar Mills The Kisan Sahkari Chini Mills Ltd. Sultanpur, (Avadh) Triveni Engineering and Industries Ltd., Ramkola.…

Hardcover. Etat : New. Language: English. About the book: The sugar industry is the second largest industry and next to textile industry. It plays an important role in the India economic life of India. It is such an industry which makes an impact on agriculture directly. The sugar industry has great significatory value which cannot be devalued in its relationship with agricultural and industrial economy of the rural region of India. The Indian sugar industry is a key factor of rural development, supporting over about 55 million sugarcane farmers and their dependents and a large mass of agricultural labourers involved in sugarcane cultivation, harvesting, machine manufacturing etc. Further, the Uttar Pradesh is the foremost state in production of sugar and sugarcane in the country. It contributes almost fifty per cent of the total production of the country. But nowadays, Indian sugar industry is suffering from some basic problems i.e., archaic plant and machinery, poor physical condition and sickness etc. Hence, the term Quality of Work Life (QWL) has been increasingly used to describe certain environmental and humanistic values neglected by the industrial societies in favour of technological advancement, industrial productivity and economic growth. Therefore, this book is an attempt to highlight the dimensions and status of QWL in Uttar Pradesh Sugar Industry. It is widely covers the four important aspects of QWL i.e., working environment aspect, relational aspect, job aspect and financial aspect. In this context, this book will certainly prove to be useful to policy makers, mill owners, employees, practitioners of human resource and students for understanding the conceptual knowledge of quality of work life and further research scope in this area. About The Author: Dr Sudhir Chandra Das, Professor in Commerce at Faculty of Commerce, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, India. He did his PhD from BHU. His specialisation exclusively is Human Resource Management and Organisational Behaviour and current areas of interest in research are HRD, Industrial Relations, Corporate Social Responsibility, High Performance Work Systems and Insurance etc. He has published forty research papers in national and international reputed indexed journals and delivered good numbers of lecturers in the capacity of key note speaker/guest faculty/resource person. Prof. Das has completed one UGC major research project and currently working in ICSSR, (New Delhi) major research project on Work Life Balance. He has visited two times abroad for presenting research papers in Canada and England. Further, Prof. Das has been awarded Best Business Academic of the Year (BBAY) Award 2006, by AICC, India. Mr Anil Kumar Gope is Qualified UGCNETJRF in Human Resource Management in 2011. Presently he is pursuing his doctoral research in the Faculty of Commerce, BHU. Contents: Contents: List of Tables List of Figures List of Abbreviations Preface Acknowledgements 1. Quality of Work Life An Introduction Introduction Quality of Work Life, Concept and Indicators The Evolutionary Stages of Quality of Work Life Scientific Management Movement Human Relation Movement Sociotechnical Movement Development of QWL Programmes in India Dimensions of QWL Measurement of Quality of Working Life Benefits from Improved QWL Changing Technology and its Impact on QWL Quality of Work Life and Organisational Variable Relationship between Quality of Work Life and Quality of Life Techniques for Improving QWL. 2. Review of Literature and Research Strategy Review of Literature Objectives of the Study Hypotheses of the Study Identified Factors and Variables of the Study Significance of QWL in Agrobased Industries Research Design Scope of the Study Method Design Measurement and Scaling Techniques Sampling Design Data Collection Brief Profile of Select Sample Sugar Mills The Kisan Sahkari Chini Mills Ltd. Sultanpur, (Avadh) Triveni Engineering and Industries Ltd., Ramkola.…

Hardcover. Etat : New. Etat de la jaquette : New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Completely Randomized design. 3. Randomized complete block design. 4. Latin square design. 5. Dealing with problem data. 6. Factorial experiments. 7. Split plot. 8. Strip plot in Randomized complete block design. 9. Comparison of factorial split plot and strip-plot designs. 10. Extensions of the basic designs. 11. Confounding: complete factorials in incomplete block design. 12. Analysis of covariance. 13. SAS system for data analysis. The book entitled Designing Agricultural Research focused on the conducting various field and laboratory related research mainly used in agriculture. The statistical techniques elaborated in this presentation are equally applicable in the field of biological research including veterinary, diary, horticulture and medical sciences. This book has been written in a very simple language and the beauty of this presentation is the simplification of complex formula into simple one and easy to understand. Concept of each statistical design is elaborated with examples and clear terms. Suitability of a particular design in a given situation with pros and cons has also been dealt with. This book contains statistical design like completely Randomized design, Randomized complete Block Design, Latin Square design, split plot design strip plot design and factorial experiments. Some chapters on comparison of factorials, split plot and strip plot designs is also added. Similarly, extension of basic designs, confounding, analysis of Covariance, SAS system for data analysis is a new introduction. One unique chapter which was a long pending demand of students/researchers in dealing with problem data is also included.…

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Paperback. Etat : New. This book discusses the importance of using industrial intelligence in collaboration with computational intelligence in forming a smart system for diverse applications. It further illustrates the challenges and deployment issues in industrial resolution. The text highlights innovation and applications of computational agents and the industrial intelligence era to automate the requirements as per Industry 4.0.This book:Discusses computational agents for handling automation issues and the role of ethics in industrial resolutionPresents intelligence approaches for products, operations, systems, and servicesIllustrates the fundamentals of computational intelligence to forecast and analyze the requirements of society for automation as well as recent innovations and applicationsHighlights computation intelligence approaches in reducing human effort and automating the analysis of the production unitShowcases current innovation and applications of computational agents and industrial intelligence as per Industry 4.0The text is primarily written for senior undergraduate and graduate students, and academic researchers in diverse fields including electrical engineering, electronics, and communication engineering, industrial engineering, manufacturing engineering and computer science, and engineering.…

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