| Sudhan, Srilaxmi Madhu. - 1537155 | Deconstruction of representation of working women in Indian femvertisements / | Masters Dissertation | Media Studies |
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Type:Masters Dissertation Subject:Media Studies |
Description:Femvertisements are advertisements wherein brands use the concepts of feminism, women empowerment etc. These advertisements talk about breaking the stereotypes that women are confined to in our society. The irony comes when these empowering advertisements themselves have hidden stereotypes that invariably end up doing more harm than good. [show more]
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| Jeevananda S and Sunita Kumar | Degree of Children Influence on Parents Buying Decision Process | | CUIM |
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Subject:CUIM |
Description:European Journal of Business Management Vol. 4, No. 14, pp 49-57, ISSN No. 2222-2839
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| Dutta Pranti | Delineating Happy Affect Face Using a Reckoning Neural Network | | |
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| Ravikumar T. | Demographic constructs and savings behavior of adult people / | Journal Article | Savings behavior |
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Type:Journal Article Subject:Savings behavior |
Description:Journal of Emerging Technologies And Innovative Research, Vol.6, Issue 3, pp.409-412, ISSN No: 2349-5162.
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| Pinto Lovejoy | Demographic Variables Influence on Work Engagement of Nurses and Doctors in Hospitals. | | |
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Description:It has been foreseen that the healthcare sector in India will be at par with the IT services as well as education in terms of revenue, and would largely contribute to the countrys economy. The health-care industry is presently worth $ 7 Billion dollars (USD), and is predicted to grow at the rate of 13% every year. At this pace, work levels in hospitals have increased, and an employees contribution towards work has decreased. The psychological connection of employees towards their work has gained critical importance; as organizations find that their employees are not giving their best in these times when the demand is on its rise.
Work engagement is a positive-fulfilling work-related state of mind characterized by vigor, dedication and absorption, where vigor being high energy levels and mental resilience, dedication being a state of mind where an individual is strongly involved in ones work, and absorption is characterized by engrossment and concentration towards ones work.
Literature review on work engagement from the last decade has focused on the relationship of engagement with job satisfaction, employee turnover, performance, and other human resource related constructs.
A sample of 372 respondents comprising of doctors and nurses form 20 hospitals (corporate, government and private/trust) of 150 beds and above. Respondents were chosen by using judgmental sampling technique. The variables under investigation were Work engagement and eight demographic characteristics of the respondents. Utrecht Work engagement scale (UWES), by Wilmar Schaufeli and Arnold Baker, (2003), and based on the objectives the eight demographics were included. Fourteen hypotheses were tested and the major findings were that the overall work engagement for doctors was significantly high, and for nurses it was found to be moderate.
Significant difference on work engagement levels on doctors was found across gender, educational qualification, age of the respondents, marital status, number of children, and types of hospitals. No significant difference on work engagement levels was found across work experience for doctors.
Significant difference on work engagement levels on nurses was found across educational qualification, age of the respondents, work experience, marital status, number of children, and type of hospitals for nurses. No significant difference on work engagement levels was found across gender for nurses.
Implications suggested that hospitals develop a flexible training, and therapeutic program for men and women to manage stress customized to their requirement. Focus should be given on encouraging employees to continue higher education. Younger and less experienced employees should be encouraged to interact with senior staff as their sharing of ideas and thoughts would be beneficial to both older and younger employees. Hospitals should imbibe values and ethics which are based on compassion, love for mankind and development of society through good leadership which would inspire them to go that extra mile.
Key words: Work engagement, Demographic influence, Doctors, Nurses.
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| Bijeesh T V - 1670076 | Design and development of a generic framework for surface water delineation and monitoring using a hybrid level set algorithm on landsat multi spectral data | PhD | Computer Science and Engineering |
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Type:PhD Subject:Computer Science and Engineering |
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| Joseph, Solley. - 1740072 | Design and development of an efficient model for handwritten modi script recognition / | PhD | Computer Science |
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Type:PhD Subject:Computer Science |
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| Raghavendra Rao Althar - 2071906 | Design and development of artificial intelligence based knowledge management system for managing software security vulnerabilities /
| PhD | Data Science |
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Type:PhD Subject:Data Science |
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| Thingom, Chintureena - 156007 | Design and development of dual fuzzy technique to optimize job scheduling and execution time in cloud environment / | PhD | Computer Science and Engineering |
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Type:PhD Subject:Computer Science and Engineering |
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| M V Muthamma | Design and Fabrication of Differential Thermal Analyser for Thermal Characterization of Materials | | |
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Description:Thermal analysis techniques are widely used in both industrial and scientific domains to understand the changes in structural and chemical composition of materials. The structural and chemical composition of most of the materials undergoes changes when heated. Using various thermal analysis techniques such changes are monitored in various atmospheres of interest. Through these analytical experimental techniques the physical properties of the substance can be studied as a function of temperature. These techniques can be used to characterize, qualitatively and quantitatively a huge range of materials over a substantial temperature range. Results from the thermal analysis instruments can be obtained quickly and henceforth it has wide variety of applications. These thermal methods find widespread use for both quality control and research applications on polymers, pharmaceutical preparations, clay, minerals, metals and alloys.
Differential thermal analysis is one of the thermal analysis methods, which records the difference in temperature (??T) between a substance and an inert reference material as a function of furnace temperature or time. Any transformation ?? change in specific heat or an enthalpy of transition ?? can be detected by Differential Thermal Analyser (DTA). The automated DTA is available readily from various manufacturers but it is expensive. Therefore researchers usually prefer to design and build their own instruments as per the individual requirements of experiments under various specialized conditions. Furnace, sample holder, controlled heating source, low noise-high gain amplifier and differential recorder are the main units of a differential thermal analyser. In the present work, we have made an attempt to design and fabricate a low cost differential thermal analyser for the thermal analysis of materials.
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| D, Daniel. | Design of an real time smart health care system through data mining and IOT / | Patent | Wireless Body Area Network |
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Type:Patent Subject:Wireless Body Area Network |
Description:"Patent Number: 201941041826, Applicant: Dr. Dinesh Kumar.
Due to the advancements in the medical field , the life expectancy has been i increased significantly .This project is mainly useful forthe elderly people who live without the support from others . They need the assistance for the various parameters. IoT in health careplays a major role in identifying the medical facilities for the patients and the doctors . Our Proposed system with various sensors todiagnose the patients health condition from the remote place" [show more]
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| Kumar, Kukatlapalli Pradeep. - 1347101 | Design of new access control structure for provenance based on secret sharing / |
PhD | Computer Science and Engineering |
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| Bhatia Kushi - 1530096 | Design training and implementation of a new individualized education plan IEP format for special educators and students with intellectual disabilities at selected special schools /
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Type:PhD Subject:Education |
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| Khushi Bhatia - 1530096 | Design training and implementation of a new individualized education plan IEP format for special educators and students with intellectual disabilities at selected special schools /
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Type:PhD Subject:Education |
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| Chaurasia, Amrita. | Designing and delivery of e-service quality of mobile banking / | Patent | Computer Science |
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Type:Patent Subject:Computer Science |
Description:Patent Number: 202231004591, Applicant: Tapan Kumar Shadilya.
The present disclosure is method for the enhancing quality for mobile banking service. In an aspect, the specification describes a method for transmitting data between smartphone or any other mobile device and a server. The method includes running a mobile application on the smartphone or any other mobile device. The mobile application has plurality of features. [show more]
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| Tripathi, Vaibhav. | Desk organizer / | Patent | Computer Science |
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Type:Patent Subject:Computer Science |
Description:Patent Number: 350152-001, Applicant: Vaibhav Tripathi.
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| Tiwari, Akhilesh. | Desk organizer / | Patent | Computer Science |
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Type:Patent Subject:Computer Science |
Description:Patent Number: 350152-001, Applicant: Vaibhav Tripathi.
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| Rastogi, Sanjay. | Desk organizer / | Patent | Computer Science |
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Type:Patent Subject:Computer Science |
Description:Patent Number: 350152-001, Applicant: Vaibhav Tripathi.
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| Priyanka | Desk organizer / | Patent | Computer Science |
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Type:Patent Subject:Computer Science |
Description:Patent Number: 350152-001, Applicant: Vaibhav Tripathi.
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| Jose Paul Neha Itty | Destination cards in southern karnataka: A market feasibility study | | |
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