6471. SHRM in Iran | ||
Mohammad Reza Dalvi | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Management | Sub Category : Organizational Behaviour |
SHRM in Iran
This study aims to identify whether the shifting from Human resource management to strategic human resource management in the leading industries of Iran has passed its’ fundamental alteration. Statistical Population covers 45leading manufacturing organizations from three pioneer industries, comprising 1280 employees including, senior managers, and members of strategic committee, board of directors, department managers, line managers and staff experts. Sampling method is random and classified. 619 questionnaires out of totally 712 samples has returned (87% return rate). Research methodology is a descriptive survey in the field study. Results show that strategic human resource management in pioneer industries of Iran is not in a desirable status. It requires a foundation and intention to cultural, social and theoretical components so that concept of diversity from traditional human resource and staff management to strategic human resource management can be provided.
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6472. Skills Acquisition in Chemistry Education and Youth Empowerment | ||
A.A.O. Mumuni and Umegboro, Kate Obumneme | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Educational Research | Sub Category : Educational Technology |
Skills Acquisition in Chemistry Education and Youth Empowerment
This study investigated skills acquisition in Chemistry education for youth empowerment. A descriptive survey design was adopted. The population of the study was made up of two thousand, one hundred and nine (2,109) senior secondary (III) Chemistry students in the 14 Government owed secondary schools in Obio-Akpor Local Government Area of Rivers State. The two hundred (200) senior secondary (111) Chemistry students used as sample were obtained from five schools with fairly equipped science laboratories that could sustain most of the practical prescribed in the senior secondary school chemistry curriculum. Purposive sampling was used to select the schools as well as one intact class in which all the students offer chemistry in each school. The instrument for data collection was a structured questionnaire of thirty-five (35) items divided in three sections (a , b and c) which elicited information on the extent of use, availability, usability and the influence of the innovative teaching methods that enhance skills acquisition in Chemistry. It also elicited information on the skills acquired by the Chemistry students. The instrument was validated by 2 experts in science education (one biology and Chemistry options), as well as an expert in test and measurement.. A reliability coefficient of 0.76 was obtained using a test-retest method to obtain data and Pearson Product Moment correlation statistics.. In order to make decisions, a mean reference of 2.5 on a Modified 4 points Likert Scale was used. The result showed that students learnt better and acquired scientific skills when the teaching methods allowed active participation and interaction with the learning materials (hands on Activities). The result also revealed that students were able to acquire acquisitive and communicative skills. Sequel to the findings, the study recommended that the teaching-learning interaction in chemistry should be activity-oriented for the development of skills useful for enhancing productivity.
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6473. Socio-Ecological Importance of Aquatic Macrophytes to Some Fishing Communities in the Northern Region of Ghana | ||
Seth Mensah Abobi, Akwasi Ampofo-Yehoah, Theodore Alfred Kpodonu, Elliot Haruna Alhassan, Emmanuel Delwin Abarike, Sandra Akugpoka Atindana, Daniel Nsoh Akongyuure, Vivian Konadu and Frank Twumasi | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Agricultural Sciences | Sub Category : Bio Diversity |
Socio-Ecological Importance of Aquatic Macrophytes to Some Fishing Communities in the Northern Region of Ghana
The research was conducted to identify types of aquatic macrophytes that grow in and around reservoirs, their uses, and the impacts of the macrophytes on fishing communities at Bontanga, Golinga, and Libga reservoirs, the Buipela dam, and the Black Volta at Buipe in the Northern Region of Ghana. The principal methods were ocular observation, photography and semi-structured interviews using questionnaires. The predominant macrophytes identified and their uses were: Vossia cuspidata, Elodea canadensis, and Echinochloa stagnina used as fodder for livestock; shoots of Ipomea aquatica, Panicum hemitomon, and Phragmites karka were used as roofing material, and for making hats, mats and necklaces; Nymphoid indica, Nympheae lotus, Elodea canadensis, Alternanthera sessilis, Pistia stratiotes and Hydrocharitaceae spp were being used to treat stomach ulcer, rheumatism, malaria, flu and boils; Ludwgia stolonifera and Ludwigia peploids were used as feed and as food for human consumption. Eichhornia natan and Triglochin dubia were identified without any known uses. It was also observed that the macrophytes impeded fishing operation at the study areas by entangling the fishing net of the fishermen. Exploding masses of macrophytes such as Ludwgia stolonifera were observed to redirect paddling, making fishing operation tedious. Nevertheless, some of the macrophytes were being used as bait to catch fish and as soap (Ludwigia peploid) to wash fishing gears. Sustainable use of the reservoirs require active mechanical, chemical, biological, or integrated control methods and the commercial exploitation of the macrophytes for production of useful products in local industries.
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6474. Solar Nantenna | ||
Megha Hanchate, Sheetal Suryawanshi, Kapil savalia, Ravindra Patil and Sprith Srivastava | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Engineering | Sub Category : Electrical and Electronics |
Solar Nantenna
An efficient approach for producing electricity from the abundant energy of the sun is discussed. The Nantenna Electromagnetic Collectors (NEC) [1] devices target mid-infrared wavelengths, where conventional photovoltaic (PV) solar cells are inefficient and where there is an abundance of solar energy. The initial concept of designing NEC was based on scaling of radio frequency antenna theory. This NEC is basically a Nano antenna which collects the sun radiation and thermal radiation and converts it into electrical signal. The aim is to realize a low-cost device that will collect and convert this radiation into electricity, which will lead to a wide spectrum, high conversion efficiency, and low-cost solution to complement conventional photovoltaic (PV) solar cells.
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6475. Synthesis of Nanostructure Zinc Oxide Formation from Zinc Acetate and Deposited on Sapphire Substrate using Pulsed Laser Deposition for NO2 Gas Sensor | ||
Nadheer Jassim Mohammed, Marwa Abdul Muhsien Hassan, Ibrahim R. Agool and Nisreen Zaid | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Materials Research | Sub Category : Nanotechnology |
Synthesis of Nanostructure Zinc Oxide Formation from Zinc Acetate and Deposited on Sapphire Substrate using Pulsed Laser Deposition for NO2 Gas Sensor
Zinc oxide nanostructure were successfully synthesized by chemical method and deposited on Al2O3 substrate using PLD. XRD analysis demonstrated that the ZnO nanostructure has a wurtzite structure with orientation of (002). SEM results indicated that by increasing the calcined temperature, the dimension of the ZnO nanostructure increases. The optimum temperature for synthesizing high density ZnO nanostructure was determined to be 1250 K. Room temperature PL spectra of the ZnO nanostructure showed a strong UV emission peak located at around 380 nm and a relatively weak green emission at around 540 nm, confirming that the as-grown nanorods possess good optical properties. The sensitivity of zinc oxide NRs films to 50 ppm vapor NO2 gas as a function of working temperature with different doping.
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6476. Synthesis, characterization and antimicrobial activity of some hydrazones of 2-amino-5-chloro benzophenone | ||
A. Zahir Hussain, A. Sankar and M. Nagoor Meeran | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Chemical Sciences | Sub Category : Applied Chemistry |
Synthesis, characterization and antimicrobial activity of some hydrazones of 2-amino-5-chloro benzophenone
Hydrazone compounds derived from 2–Amino –5–chlorobenzophenone. The structures of the compounds are purified and characterized by means of TLC, melting point, IR, 1H NMR spectral data. The antimicrobial activity against bacteria and fungi was studied. The result of preliminary biological tests showed that of these compounds possess biological activaties.
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6477. Teachers’ Perception Towards Women Leadership in Education in Malaysia | ||
Noor Hidaya bt Mohd Jamil | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Educational Research | Sub Category : Educational Technology |
Teachers’ Perception Towards Women Leadership in Education in Malaysia
The purpose of this study is to survey the perception of teachers towards headmistress’ leadership dan recognize the level of motivation among teachers in that particular school. This study is modelled in qantitative and descriptive manner which involves 20 randomly chosen teachers in a primary school in Batu Pahat district under a headmistress leadership. Questionaire is used as an instrument to identify the work structure in women leadership, leader’s compassion and teachers’ level of motivation. In this study, descriptive analysis namely mode, min and percentage is used to in study outcomes. The study outcome that on the whole, teachers’ perception towards headmistress leadership in primary school in the district of Batu Pahat is positive ans satisfactory. The min score for all respondents for all items in the questionnaire is 4.07. The value shows basically these respondents have positive and constructive perception towards leadership of a headmistress. Nevertheless, there is a significant association between teachers’ motivation level and perception towards leadership of a headmistress. This verifies that the higher the teachers’ perception towards leadership of a headmistress, the more elevated their level of motivation. This study supports the outcome pertaining general assumption that the leadership style of a headmistress indeed influences teachers’ working motivation level.
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6478. The Effect of Eight Weeks Plyometrics and Common Taekwondo Training on Anaerobic Power, Agility and Speed of 17 to 20 Year Old Taekwondo Players in Qasr-e Shirin City. | ||
Mohammad Hosseinzadeh | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Arts and Humanities | Sub Category : Social Studies |
The Effect of Eight Weeks Plyometrics and Common Taekwondo Training on Anaerobic Power, Agility and Speed of 17 to 20 Year Old Taekwondo Players in Qasr-e Shirin City.
The effect of plyometric exercises, to train with weights to gain better record evaluate, and taking into account such things as the specific features of exercise plyometric, which in the short term increase the power and speed of muscle is, and not to get to specific, however, in sports clubs, great importance is given to plyometric exercises, the question arises, do plyometric exercises on land and water, to improve the performance of Taekwondo, is more effective, or common practice Taekwondo performance, effective Trust. This study is quasi-experimental, and the preliminary and final test design (pre-test and post-test), with two experimental and control groups with 24 people. Data, enjoying Spss22, and dependent t-test, were analyzed. Results indicate that all the research hypotheses were confirmed, and the results dependent t-test to check the exercises common of taekwondo and plyometric, water and land-based aerobic capacity Taekwondo, agility Taekwondo, the speed of the Taekwondo, and be anaerobic Taekwondo, respectively, significantly, 0.000, 0.000, 0.000 and 0.001, impacted, and all the means of the experimental group, in all the research hypotheses, more than the control group, and this suggests that the effect of the exercises common taekwondo and plyometric, on land and water, the is all dependent variables.
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6479. The influence of low cost material Fly ash to the removal of COD content of Sugar Industry waste water | ||
Lakdawala M. M. and Nimavat K. S. | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Chemical Sciences | Sub Category : Applied Chemistry |
The influence of low cost material Fly ash to the removal of COD content of Sugar Industry waste water
With the consideration of minimizing the problem of water pollution, it is necessary to clarify the industrial waste water at the place of its generation point by some chemical or biological treatment method. During present study the low cost material fly ash i.e. the waste of thermal power station which itself produce pollution of environment is used for purpose of water pollution control. Fly ash with specific surface area of 6177.15 cm2/gm is used as a clarifier to the combined waste water of Sugar mill at room temperature. The different dosage of fly ash is kept in contact for 24 hours, then they will analyzed before and after treatment. The results of COD removal follow the Freundlich and Langmuir adsorption isotherm.
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6480. The national library of Iran and IRANMARC | ||
Shahnaz Khademizadeh, Mortaza Kokabi and Afagh Ghareh Veisi | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Arts and Humanities | Sub Category : Library Science |
The national library of Iran and IRANMARC
The National library and Archives of I.R. of Iran (NLAI) that began its computerized cataloguing in 1994 proposed a plan about “IRANMARC”. This new format was based on UNIMARC. In September 2006, the national library began to adopt the format for all library material by using “RASA” software. The aim of establishing the national comprehensive system is to automate the working processes of the deputy for the national library and to store the records related to all library material based on universal standards. The comprehensive system of the national library is based on UNIMARC and IRANMARC. Currently NLAI has presented this format for all library material but the findings of recent researches on IRANMARC format indicated the established MARC format by the NLAI is not totally correct. This article suggests in order to have a homogeneous catalogue for all library material nationally, it is best to take a cautious and more accurate to change. The organization and of course more important than it RASA Committee could regulate wherever was necessary and give throughput to the experts at different levels.
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