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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Ours, Somehow is a collection of 11 short stories drawn from the rhythm of everyday life moments we often overlook, yet quietly shape us. Each story invites you into ordinary settings where emotions run deep, like a forgotten old bag, a solitary cup of coffee, a dream, an unexpected conversation, or the silence between two people. Through themes of love, identity, choices, and belonging, these stories explore what it means to be human in a world that moves too fast. Rooted in simplicity yet rich in feeling, Ours, Somehow is a gentle reminder that the most profound connections are often the quietest ones.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Revedic Mathematics stands for Research in Vedic Mathematics. It is an extension work of five Vedic Mathematics Sutras. This book is the continuation work of Revedic Mathematics Volume-I. It is one of the best examples of the Indian Knowledge System initiated by the government of India. The researchers of Mathematics will find many scope of research in Vedic Mathematics.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Revedic Mathematics stands for Research in Vedic Mathematics. It is an extension work of five Vedic Mathematics Sutras. This book is the continuation work of Revedic Mathematics Volume-I. It is one of the best examples of the Indian Knowledge System initiated by the government of India. The researchers of Mathematics will find many scope of research in Vedic Mathematics.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Vol. I: 1. DNA Barcoding of Medicinal Plants/Saloni Malik, Sadhana Babbar and Shashi B. Babbar. 2. Evolution of leaf forms in the genus Indigofera L. (Papilionoideae, Leguminosae) based on morphological and molecular sequence data/Devender S. Meen, Mayank D. Dwivedi, Vibha Chauhan and Arun K. Pandey. 3. The agro-ecosystem engineers: Cyanobacteria and Azolla/Ashwani K Rai and Naveen K Sharma. 4. Certain common and interesting coccid blue-green algae (Cyanobacteria) from India/Richa Tandon, Rama Kant, Sarika Kesarwani and G.L. Tiwari. 5. Unicellular Fungal Spores from the Cenozoic Sediments of India/Ramesh K. Saxena. 6. Diversity of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal fungi in Indian Sub-Continent/Harbans Kaur Kehri, Ifra Zoomi, Dheeraj Pandey and Ovaid Akhtar. 7. Diversity and Conservation of Aphyllophoraceous Fungi in Himalayan Forests/Deepa Mishra and J.R. Sharma. 8. Diversity and Distribution of Lichens in Andhra Pradesh Including two New Records For India/Satish Mohabe, Gangadhar Pandava, Anjali Devi B, A. Madhusudhana Reddy and Sanjeeva Nayaka. 9. Bryofloral Diversity: Distribution and Conservation of Amphibian Members of Plant Kingdom in India/Subhajit Dutta, Subhasis Panda and Subhash C Mandal. 10. The Genus Ophioglossum L. in India: brief review on field work/Hit Kishore Goswami. 11. Ethnomedicinal uses of Pteridophytes for Treating Various Human Ailments in India/Priti Giri, Pratibha Kumari, Prabha Sharma and P.L. Uniyal. 12. An Analysis of Pteridophytic Flora of Jammu and Kashmir State/Brijesh Kumar, Pushpesh Joshi, Himanshu Dwivedi and Vineet Kumar Rawat. 13. Mycorrhizal Association in Pteridophytic Flora of Pachmarhi Hills of Central India: Occurrence, Ecological and Evolutionary Significance/Santosh Kumar Shukla, Sarvesh Kumar Singh, Pradeep Kumar Shukla, Nawal Kishore Dubey and Gopal Krishna Srivastava. 14. Gymnosperms of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India: An Overview/Lal Ji Singh, Gautam Anuj Ekka, Vivek C. P. and D. R. Misra. 15 Angiospermous Flora during Siwalik (Miocene) period in the Tanakpurarea, Uttarakhand and their Climatic and Phytogeographical implications/Sanjai Kumar Singh, Sanjeev Kumar, Mahesh Prasad and Pawan Kumar Singh. 16. Diversity of Natural Dye Yielding Plant wealth of India/Nitisha Srivastava and Lal Ji Singh. 17. A Taxonomic Review and an Enumeration of Commelinaceae in India/Mayur D. Nandikar and Rajaram V. Gurav. 18 Distributional trends of Caprifoliaceae Juss. In India/Ambarish Mukherjee and Joydeep Acharya. 19. On Some Medicinal Plants Curing Orthopaedics Ailments/Saumya Mishra, Shruti Mishra, Sidharth Tiwari and D.R. Misra. 20. Vedic Plants of India and their Medicinal uses/Anil Kumar Dhiman and Purshotam Kaushik. 21. An Overview of Phytodiversity of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India/Lal Ji Singh, Vinay Ranjan, B. K. Sinha, Sanjay Mishra, Chandan Singh Purohit, Vivek C.P., M. Chennakesavulu Naik and Gautam Anuj Ekka. 22 Endemic Trees of South India/M.Y. Kamble and S. Kaliamoorthy. Vol. II: 23 Diversity of the genus Impatiens in the Anamudi-Anamalai endemic zone of the Southern Western Ghats region of Kerala/R. Jagadeesan, A. Gangaprasad and Sam P. Mathew. 24. Floristic Diversity of Odisha: An Overview/M.R. Mohanta and S.C. Sahu. 25. Flora of Sikkim- A Synoptic view/Debabrata Maity. 26 Alien Flora of Indian Himalayan Region: Taxonomic, Biogeographical and Ecological Assessment/Anzar A. Khuroo, Rameez Ahmad, Maroof Hamid, Ruquia Gulzar, Akhtar H. Malik and Irfan Rashid. 27. Weed Flora of Uttar Pradesh, India/R.B. Yadav, Ajay Kumar, S.K. Verma and Lal Ji Singh. 28. Diversity of Climbing Plants in Tropical Forest of Madhya Pradesh, India/R.L.S. Sikarwar and Arjun Prasad Tiwari. 29. An Outline of Angiospermic Diversity of Gujarat State, India/S.L. Meena, Sanjay Mishra, P. Hari Krishna and Vinod Maina. 30. Ethnomedicinal Plants of Assam, North-East India/Ajit Kumar Das. 31. Biodiversity of Some Medicinal Plants of Uttrakhand State/SidharthTiwari, Saumya Mishra, Shruti Mishra, Dharm. …

Zustand: New. Provides a holistic discussion of digital twin and metaverse technologies, including AI, VR, AR, IoT, and IoMT.Offers insights about how DL and ML, computational intelligence, computer vision (CV), federated learning, and digital tools have.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - MetaConstructs: The Evolution of Digital Twins in the Metaverse Era provides information on emerging fields of next-generation digital twins, with a special emphasis on developments and applications in IoT, artificial intelligence, deep learning techniques, virtual reality, augmented reality, internet of medical things (IoMT), optimization techniques, decision-making, and cloud computing. The book provides a conceptual framework and roadmap for decision-makers for this transformation. The metaverse technology represents a comprehensive virtual world where everything and everyone interacts similarly to what we would do in the real world. The concept of the metaverse has gained a lot of prominence after several cryptocurrency networks adopted the technology.With the metaverse technology, virtual reality becomes a persistent virtual environment that exists even when you are not engaging with it. The digital twin in IoT (Internet of things) and the metaverse are the next big step in our technological evolution as these two technologies continue to shorten the gap between humans and the digital world. …

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Vol. I. Global Climate Change Politics and Impact Preface. 1. The changing atmosphere and global climate. 2. Causes and consequences of climate change. 3. Climate change and impact assessment. 4. International political economy and climate change. 5. Protecting atmosphere from climate change. 6. Timeline of climate change science. Vol. II. Climate Change and Sea Level Rise 7. Sea level rise and other climatic changes. 8. Sea level rise the continuing debate. 9. Regional experiences of sea level rise. 10. Global impacts of sea level rise. 11. Management strategies to counter sea level rise. Vol. III. Global Warming 12. Greenhouse effect and global warming. 13. Global warming and greenhouse policy issues. 14. Towards International Greenhouse Agreement. 15. Greenhouse effect and global climate. Vol. IV. Global Warming International and National Cooperation 16. Global warming and response of developing countries. 17. Global warming and response of developed countries. 18. Global warming and international co operation. 19. Global and regional perspective on global warming. 20. Air pollution and acid rain. 21. Ozone depletion. 22. Sea level rise. Vol. V. Saving Ozone Layer 23. Climate change and ozone depletion. 24. Ozone pollution ozone hole and risks. 25. Saving ozone layer national and global efforts. 26. Industrial technological and financial issues related to protection of ozone. 27. Ozone protocols and future diplomacy. Vol. VI. Nuclear Power Wastes 28. Nuclear power achievements and prospects. 29. Nuclear and other hazardous wastes. 30. Nuclear tests and global nuclear winter. 31. Global agencies and related conventions. Vol. VII. Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management 32. Toxic and hazardous waste an overview. 33. Management and treatment of toxic waste. 34. Toxic and hazardous waste risks and trade implications. 35. Regulatory measures. References. Index. Man is as closely related to nature as he is to himself because he is a part of it. An outright dependence on nature has been a striking feature of man's progress through the centuries of his struggle. Since man himself is a part of nature he is affected and in turn affects the other constituents which are as much a part of nature as man himself. Climate has from the very beginning regulated man in practically every aspect of life and has played a very important role in the development of civilizations all around the world. Man's impact on climate began 5000 to 9000 years ago as he was able to alter the environment by burning and felling forest and tilling the earth. Also in those river valleys the cradles of ancient civilizations and in the regions where he learnt to irrigate the soil and produce crops i.e. vegetation where previously all but the river was dry the climate was in some measure altered. But the increase in wind speed in the little forest clearings and the lowering of albedo and raising of relative humidity where crops replaced desert would hardly have any significance beyond the fields. Over irrigated land the incoming energy from the sun and sky is partly used in evaporation and the air temperature rises less in consequence. The latent heat passed into the air in localities is later released as feelable heat when condensation occurs in cloud and precipitation processes commonly after the air has travelled some thousands of kilometres. Thus there is moderating effect on maximum temperatures just over the fields just little effect concentrated enough to be significant elsewhere. The most extensive change brought by man prior to our own times was the gradual conversion of most of the temperate forest zone to crops. But although increased windiness and changed evaporation over deforested ground changes the precipitation regime slightly according to Drozdov and Grigorieva (1963) the effect is relatively small where the forest is replaced by other types of vegetation. The World Encyclopaedia of Global Warming and Climate Change is being presented to meet t. …

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Vol. I. Human Settlements and Human Health Preface. 1. Human settlements human health and global change. 2. Human settlement planning and management. Vol. II. Urban and Rural Settlements Preface. 3. Urban settlements rural settlements and human resource development. 4. Environmentally sound management of waste and biotechnology. 5. Habitat related problems. Vol. III. Population Pressure Advocacy and Poverty Preface. 6. Human population pressure and control methods. 7. Population advocacy vulnerable groups and human regeneration. 8. Combating poverty and implementing sustainability. Vol. IV. Population Environment and Development Preface. 9. Population environment and development. 10. Population consumption and threatened resources. Vol. V. Population Explosion and Poverty Preface. 11. Population explosion and poverty. 12. Population affluence and technology. Vol. VI. Population and Development Preface. 13. World Population Major trends. 14. The shape of things to come World Population to 2050. 15. Population and poverty satisfying unmet need as the route to sustainable development. 16. Mass migration and population change. 17. Population decline. 18. Population trends in China and India (A review). 19. Population ageing an unavoidable future. 20. Reproduction and survival in an unknown world What drives today's industrial populations and to what future. 21. Population growth and demographic structure a meeting report of the scientists. 22. Interaction between population and environmental degradation in the Pakistani context. 23. Interactions between learning and evolution the outstanding strategy generated by the Baldwin Effect. 24. Qualitative models of interactions between two populations. 25. Human population density and extinction risk in the world's carnivores. 26. Historical interrelationships between population settlement and farmland in the Conterminous United States 1790 to 1992. 27. Interactions between desertification and population movements. 28. Mass migration and population change. Vol. VII. Nuptiality and Fertility Preface. 29. An evaluation of recent estimates of fertility trends in India. 30. Wanted and unwanted fertility in selected states of India. 31. Fertility and contraceptive use in Tamil Nadu Andhra Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh. 32. Is son preference slowing down India's transition to low fertility. 33. Accelerating India's fertility decline the role of temporary contraceptive methods. 34. Comparison of fertility estimates from India's sample registration system and National Family Health Survey. 35. Recent fertility declines in China and India a comparative view. 36. Hormones and history the evolution and development of primate female sexuality. 37. Understanding contraceptive use among Muslims of India Pakistan and Bangladesh. 38. Paths to lower fertility. 39. Stress and other environmental factors affecting fertility in men and women overview. 40. Fertility decline in India maps models and hypotheses. 41. Fertility control and the quality of human life. 42. Understanding religion and the economics of fertility in India. 43. On the future of human fertility in India. 44. On tribal fertility in late nineteenth and early twentieth century India. Vol. VIII. Development Versus Environment Syndrome Preface. 45. Development environment syndrome. 46. Strategies for sustainable economic development. 47. Population and sustainable development. Bibliography. Index. Go Forth and Multiply. That's what the human population has successfully been doing for thousands and thousands of years expanding exploring migrating conquering utilizing evolving civilizing industrializing and now destroying the very land upon which we live. Many feel that the major international wars to be fought in the future will continue to be over natural resources. Power conflicts and self interest will perhaps mean that there will be gross violation of basic rights and death or misery for millions of innocent people. Throughout history.…