Ford-Fulkerson algorithm refinement for the cooperation effectiveness increase of intensive and low-density lines

The article describes tools of the railway control on intensive and low-density lines which is directed on the effectiveness increase of low-density line functioning, for the solution of perspective tasks of the railway network functioning and development. For the too realization the oriented graph with the Ford-Fulkerson algorithm which allows determining the maximum flow and the minimum cut for non-oriented graphs. Firstly as values of graph tops inverse values of the station rating and as graph edges inverse values of the railway line class are accepted. The use of this approach allows determining the maximum flow in the system and provides the clear view of relations of transportation capacities of railway lines and stations.

Enhancements for Rapidly Deployable Suspended Footbridges

<p>Walking networks can be damaged during disasters such as floods and leave people stranded. By utilizing a rapidly deployable bridge, a walking network can be quickly restored. The objective of this paper is to describe ways to improve upon an established method for rapidly deploying suspended footbridges when only one side of a crossing is initially accessible. The established method consists of using a drone to fly a pilot line around a far side anchor. The bridge structure is then pulled over the crossing using the pilot line. This established method requires that the drone operator have a clear view of the far side anchor.</p><p>Additionally, the established bridge design provides little adjustability in terms of span length and utilizes a flexible net as a deck.</p><p>The deployment method improvements described in this paper include augmenting the drone visuals during the flight, designing the bridge’s components to accommodate various spans, and increasing the deck’s stiffness. These improvements have the potential to enhance the versatility of rapidly deploying suspended footbridges in a range of environments.</p>

RELATED PHILOSOPHICAL CONCEPTS IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF UTUISM

This article provides a discussion on the Philosophy of Utuism and tries to relate the concepts with other philosophies. The main idea is to help in understanding in depth the interrelationships between the concepts which creates clear view and connections for better understanding of our theme of the study. The different philosophies discussed brings out the existing relationships and differences that outlays the actual meaning, existence and application of Utuism.

THE ROLE OF TOURISM SECTOR IN INCREASING THE INCOME OF ORANG ASLI WOMEN

The problem of poverty is a major problem that has plagued the Orang Asli community since a long time ago. The tourism sector is seen as a sector that can contribute income to this group without having to spend large capital. The role of women in the process of community development is seen as a holistic solution where they could be able to contribute to the progress and development of society and the country. Through the tourism sector, women from the community Orang Asli are able to market their products, skills, and abilities through the production of handicrafts and cultural performances. The study was conducted qualitatively by focusing on women from the Mah Meri tribe in Kampung Sungai Bumbun, Carey Island, Selangor. This location was chosen because the expansion, provision of facilities, and centralization of tourism activities are widely implemented here. The selected respondents are those who have been actively involved in the production of handicrafts and cultural activities. The findings of the study show that the tourism sector is able to bring significant changes where the women of the Mah Meri can increase their income compared to before joining the tourism sector. Through this study, it is hoped to provide a clear view of the role of the tourism sector in increasing the income of Orang Asli women.

Israel as a Case Study in Processes of Nation-Building

The process of nation- and state-building in Israel could be viewed as unique because of its pace and intensive character. This is evident in much that is related to immigration, forging cultural coherence, the establishment of institutions, and the like. However, the extreme characteristics of its development also make Israel a valuable case study for a theoretical or comparative discussion because those conditions allow for a clear view of various social, cultural, and political aspects of nation-building. Therefore, using Israel as a case study can corroborate, refute, or challenge assumptions, patterns of analysis, or conceptions and terminologies in theories and models used in the humanities or the social sciences for understanding processes of nation-building.

Understanding the Adoption and Public Intention to Buy Electric Vehicles in India Using UTAUT

In this research an opinion of the citizens from India is carried out to get to know what do they really think of an electric vehicle over a conventional I.C. engine vehicle. To get an answer for that a survey questions is generated considering various parameters like maintenance, overall driving cost (fuel/charging), convenience to drive, pollution (noise/air), social trend, purchase intention, safety to the driver and passenger, boot carrying capacity, weight comparison, performance and mileage/range of the vehicle. The following mention parameters is converted into questions in a Google form to with 5 options from 1-5 in which 1 being strongly disagree and 5 being strongly agree for the asked questions. About 100 responses is considered for this survey from the people of various age, gender and location. In this study opinions of the people were collected to get a clear view of an electric vehicle as it is a new technology in automotive sector and what’s their mentality when it comes to comparison of electric vehicles to a conventional I.C. engine as I.C. engine has been driven since so long and people have adapted to them and what do they really think of an electric vehicles.

”Perinteinen” käsitys diakoniasta – saksalaisen esimerkin analyysi

In the discussion about the ministry of a deacon, a “traditional” view of diaconia has been mentioned but not described. This makes it different from knowing, what is the topic of the discussion. This article presents a German book from 1960, presenting a clear view of diaconia. It could be count as the “traditional” view of diaconia. This view seems to base on New testament and texts from the early Church. An analysis showed that there is a particular view which leads the presentation. To understand the “traditional” view of diaconia based on a special view – not on the New Testament directly – would help the discussion about the ministry in the Church.

Persistent Hymen in a Jersey Crossbred Heifer-A Novel Approach with Borescope

Background: Visualizing the internal genital organs in cattle using vaginoscope or endoscope is a costly affair and practically it is not possible to use this instrument in diagnosis of anatomical defects causing infertility under field conditions. An attempt was made to replace the costly instruments with low cost and easily available borescope in the diagnosis of persistent hymen in a Jersey crossbred heifer and the procedure has been reported for the benefit of field veterinarians and theriogenologists.Methods: A Jersey crossbred heifer with normal estrous cycle length and that failed to conceive even after 6 inseminations with fertile semen was presented to the Gynaecological ward. Rectal examination revealed a fluctuating swelling in the vagina. Vaginal examination revealed obstruction in the passage and the vaginal speculum could not be progressed into the vagina. Ultrasonographic examination revealed hypoechoic fluid in the vaginal cavity. A novel approach with borescope revealed a clear view of the membranous obstruction at the level of vagino-vestibular junction. Hence, the case was diagnosed as persistent hymen and hymenotomy was performed. Result: Upon hymenotomy, about two litres of thick, gummy, tenacious reddish brown colored mucus was evacuated from the vagina. The patency was checked and the animal was treated with antibiotics for three days. The animal was inseminated at the subsequent estrus on the 22nd day and pregnancy was confirmed on 45th day. The animal calved normally and delivered a live male calf. Thus, the borescope could be effectively used in the field of animal reproduction as an alternative tool for the diagnosis of developmental defects in the vagina.