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Soft cover. Zustand: New. It is a manual and also a textbook. It deals with the day-to-day nursing care in the critical care units. It also imparts a thorough theoretical background for it. Renowned Intensivists as well as Nurse Trainers have joined hands to write a compact Manual of Critical Care Nursing. All the important topics have been covered including the practical bedside nursing protocols. The issues like disaster management, organ donation and communication have been included. There are illustrations, flowcharts, and tables to explain salient points. It will be a perfect companion for the critical nurses. Combines the practicality of a manual with the depth of a textbook Covers comprehensive day-to-day nursing care in critical care settings Provides strong theoretical foundations alongside practical bedside protocols Authored by leading Intensivists and experienced Nurse Trainers Includes essential topics such as disaster management, organ donation, and communication Enriched with illustrations, flowcharts, and tables for better understanding Serves as an ideal companion for critical care nurses in training and practice.

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Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 380 pages. 6.69x0.55x9.49 inches. In Stock.

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents: 1. Current status of vegetable crop improvement using indigenous germplasm in India/Hari Har Ram. 2. Asian Vegetable Research and Development Centre Shanhua Taiwan International Centre for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT) Cali Colombia and Pantnagar Centre for Plant Genetic Resources Pantnagar a collaborative approach in acquisition of elite germplasm/Hari Har Ram and R.K. Pant. 3. Evaluation of indigenous germplasm of cucurbits at Pantnagar/Hari Har Ram D.K. Singh H.R. Jaiswal R.K. Dubey Rupa Upadhyay S.K. Maurya A.K. Chaubey Deepak Rai and R.K. Singh. 4. Indigenous cucurbits germplasm and their breeding potential/D.K. Singh Hari Har Ram and H.R. Jaiswal. 5. Released vegetable varieties from Pantnagar/Hari Har Ram and Dinesh Kumar Singh. 6. Status of collection characterization evaluation and utilization of brinjal germplasm in India/Y.V. Singh. 7. Status and role of indigenous germplasm in varietal development of spices/R.S. Tiwari Ankur Agarwal and R.K. Dubey. 8. Varietal variation in released varieties of vegetable crops from Pantnagar by SDS PAGE of seed protein/Kavita Sharma and Hari Har Ram. 9. Potential and limitations of indigenous germplasm based improved vegetable cultivars for export/D.K. Singh and U. B. Pandey. 10. Improvement of onion and garlic using indigenous germplasm in Uttaranchal/R.V. Singh. 11. Indigenous vegetable germplasm potential and application/N.K. Singh and Narendra Kumar. 12. Variability genetic diversity and utilization of garden pea germplasm under mid hill condition of NW Himalayas/Shri Dhar H.S. Gupta and S.V. Sai Prasad. 13. Improvement of guava using indigenous strains/J.P. Tiwari Brijpal Bisen and D.S. Mishra. 14. Conservation characterization and utilization of indigenous germplasm of horticultural crops at NBPGR Regional Station Shimla/V.D. Verma S.K. Yadav J.C. Rana and B.S. Dhillon. 15. Indigenous plant bio diversity and its utilization in improvement of fruit crops in Himalayas/D.C. Dimri M.C. Nautiyal and Prashant Kamboj. 16. Fruit germplasm maintained at NBPGR Regional Station Bhowali Nainital/S.K. Verma K.S. Negi K.C. Muneem Sandhya Gupta S.K. Malik and K.K. Mishra. 17. Assessment of indigenous germplasm of temperate fruits against major pests in India/S.S. Singh V.K. Rao and N.C. Nainwal. 18. RAPD PCR amplification of some ecologically and medicinally important species of the family Asteraceae/Kavita Sharma and P.B. Rao. 19. Role of indigenous germplasm in flower improvement/Prabhat Kumar and Santosh Kumar. 20. Plant bio diversity in Uttaranchal for horticultural crops with emphasis on indigenous and rare types/R.K. Pant. 21. Long term performance of low chill pears in subtropical plains/L.D. Bist and Ashish Yadav. 22. Geranium: crop prospective in Uttaranchal/Arvind Shukla. 23. Flora of higher plants of Pantnagar agricultural complex/P.B. Rao R.K. Agnihotri and Kavita Sharma. 364 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. River valley is responsible for both establishment and downfall of a civilization. The tel river valley spreads over more than 50,000 Sq kilometers in the western part of Orissa, is terra-in-cognita in the sphere of research. The reconstruction of the picture of tel river valley culture on the basis of literary and archaeological evidences is by no means an easy task. There has always been a divergent opinion amongst scholars about early history of Orissa, even the lack of solid sources has been the bane historians studying the same. A credible description of this regional history from C.300 BC to C. 600 AD had brought a new dimension for the academicians. The author's studies and findings as given in this book have thrown much light on the period that is grey for most historians. The book has been shed much light on different aspects like geo-morphological situation, material evidences during transitional state, early state formation, exchange system, technology as well as social condition, that were earlier unexplained.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Jat sacrificialOn 13th, 14th and 15th August 2022, the Amrit Mahotsav of Independence was celebrated with the tricolor from house to house. Amrit Mahotsav was celebrated to commemorate 75 years of the country's independence (15 August 1947). On such an occasion, it is natural to discuss the pre-independence situation of the country and the stories of the martyrs of that struggle. Especially in the year seventy-five (57) i.e. from 1857 to 1947, the time of 90 years is significant in itself. Childhood Poetry Chamak uthi san sattavan men Vah talavaar puraanee thee, I can only remember it. The sacrifice of that time will remain immortal.Yet the sacrifice of the area around Delhi especially the Jat caste is incomparable which is not so easy to forget. Although all the countrymen have their own contribution for independence, there is no doubt about it either. Yet today it becomes a natural situation to remember the Jat sacrificers on such an occasion. That is why some of those special characters have been compiled in this 'Jat Balidani (sacrifice)' book. So that we can thank ourselves by reading them and pay tribute to them, these are the thoughts.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Power substation Sub-centers are of many types and in many sizes, but all these include three things (1) - Primary (33 kV incoming) side (2) - Secondary (11 kV out going) side (3) - Power TransformerIn general, the capacity of a substation depends on the capacity of its transformer. Apart from the location chosen, a sub-station is a unit that includes all three of the above and the cost of the sub-centre depends on each structure.Expansion Arrangement - ¿¿ If a substation is planned to have multiple transformers, its capacity can be increased in a phased manner as and when required. Other 33 KV lines are also brought from the erstwhile 33 KV bus side so that they can be utilized properly.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Tomar (Tanwar) dynastyDynasty -Tradition - In ancient times there was only one dynasty called Manu Vansh Parampara. After this a dynasty started from Manu sons, another dynasty started from Manu daughter Ila. Who respectively got the historical identity Surya dynasty and Chandra dynasty. Agni dynasty, Nag dynasty, Rishi dynasty etc. came into vogue later.The word Tomar - The use of the word Tomar has come in the book Ram Charit Manas written by Tulsidas in the Lanka Kand, and in the Mahabharata. Tomar is a weapon similar to a sword.Tomar is the seed, herb of the evergreen tree and used in the toothpaste of Dabur Company.The origin of the Tomar dynasty is from the Pandava Arjuna, the warrior of the Mahabharata, the descendants of Maharaja Parikshit and his son Janmejaya, born from the womb of Uttara, wife of Abhimanyu, son of Arjuna and Subhadra, brother and brother-in-law of Lord Krishna.Delhi - King Anangpal Singh Tomar ascended the throne of Indraprastha Delhi, moving ahead of this dynasty. There is a clear mention of the Tanwars settling in Delhi. The founder of Delhi was Maharaja Anagpal Tanwar Vanshi. Tomar's rule was from 734 AD to 1192 AD, a total of 458 years.At present Tomar (Tanwar) Gautra is also found in Jats, Rajputs and Gujjars. Nowadays, other castes also write themselves as Tomar (Tanwar). Therefore, in such a situation, it is not easy to find out the actual caste by using the word Tomar only, unless there is a detailed discussion / information.