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Analysis of the therapeutic impact on a patient suffering from a personality disorder with a possible perverse connotation and dissociation disorder in a traumatic context
Abstract: This work focuses on the treatment of people suffering from post-traumatic stress with identity dissociation and personality disorders and, possibly, a "perverse connotation" in the relationship with the other. It theref.....[Read more]
Published On: Nov 01, 2022
The role of organoclay and natural fibers in the performance of polysulfone nanocomposite materials
Abstract: Advances made in the field of materials science leads to technological development. Nowadays, composite materials, used in various fields such as engineering, industry, medicine are corrosion resistance and have lightwei.....[Read more]
Published On: May 05, 2020
The tracks of an important late roman germanic necropolis in central Italy: the archaeological excavation in the area of piana del fiume in the municipality of pozzilli, province of isernia, Molise
Abstract: Archaeological investigations conducted in the province of Isernia, in the Piana del Fiume, in the municipality of Pozzilli, have undoubtedly add an important contribution to the knowledge of the regional planning of the.....[Read more]
Published On: Feb 25, 2020
Multiobjective evolutionary algorithms knowledge acquisition system for renewable energy power plants
Abstract: Engineers have to present the best of best solutions amongst the best solutions to engineering problems or engineering design problems (EP, EDP, EPs, EDPs). Hence, EPs or EDPs are indeed Multiobjective Optimization Prob.....[Read more]
Published On: May 17, 2019
Liquid crystalline behavior of polymers; fundamentals, synthesis and characterizations
Abstract: As it is well known that, materials that have liquid crystalline properties are early discovered long time ago. These type of materials can carry both type of different types of matter (conventional liquid and solid crys.....[Read more]
Published On: Jan 03, 2019
Different kind of food products development and physicochemical analysis
Abstract: Present report is about different kind of food products development and physicochemical analysis. In this report different kind of raw food material is processed and products are developed by using their standard recipes.....[Read more]
Published On: Nov 21, 2018
 nanocomposite materials for variable applications. First, PSF production and properties are outlined, and then a detailed study of organoclay and its importance as nanofiller in polymer matrices has been investigated, with a special attention to PSF. Properties of natural fibers reinforced variable nanocomposites for wide range of application together with PSF in the form of nanocomposites have also been researched and analyzed. Moreover, the recent research on the hybrid nanocomposite-based clay/natural fiber in the presence of different polymers has been also displayed in details.){kind=link}
 and Langobard (568-774) allocation. Urgency archaeological excavation operations were conducted in two successive campaigns (november 2004-january 2005 and may-august 2006) in an area destined to the construction of a road of national interest. An area relatively unextended returned approximately 66 graves by type (fossa, cappuccina and cassone). The significance of the discovery lies in the fact that the time-span, in which are located the tombs, is that between the sixth and seventh centuries a.D. a period marked by major conflicts such as the Greek Gothic wars and the arrival of the Langobards in Italy. We have not much information about this historical period and so this discovery contributes to the knowledge of a historical period which is relatively unknown, at least regarding the subject of archaeological investigation. Moreover, this archaeological excavation contributes to clarify the aspect relative to the funerary uses at that time.){kind=link}
. Hence, EPs or EDPs are indeed Multiobjective Optimization Problems (MOPs).
Although all EPs or EDPs are MOPs in reality, only a few of them can be modeled as MOPs, some of them can be modeled
as Single-Objective Optimization Problems (SOPs) and most of them cannot even be modeled as MOPs or SOPs, because
of the difficulties of EPs or EDPs and optimization studies. According to these basic facts, a multiobjective evolutionary
algorithm knowledge acquisition system for renewable energy power plants (MOEAs-KAS-F-REPPs) is proposed to deal
with those difficulties. The proposed MOEAs-KAS-F-REPPs will help engineers in the renewable energy field to work with
the most appropriate and satisfactory MOPs in their daily work routine. The proposed knowledge acquisition system in its
Research, Development, Demonstration, Deployment, and Diffusion (RD3&D) stages are explained in a concise style. A
representative example based on some experimental test MOPs with some linear, quadratic, polynomial functions is also
presented with a brief descriptive way to show how the proposed knowledge acquisition system will operate after its RD3&D
stages. According to the proposed MOEAs-KAS-F-REPPs design, the representative example has selective and elective
proposed standard objectives and constraints (as test objectives and constraints). A standardized MOP is developed and
saved into its own console for a virtual small hydropower plant design and investment (VSHPDI). The Pareto Optimal
solutions are found by only one algorithm (NSGA-II) in the Scilab 6.0.1 on a desktop computer configuration (Windows 10
Pro, Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 CPU 650 @3.20 GHz, 6,00GB RAM with internet connection). The algorithm run-times of the
current applications are between 29,489 and 50,666 seconds. All data and information are stored for the next applications
and improvements according to the RD3&D philosophy of the proposed MOEAs-KAS-F-REPPs.){kind=link}
. Upon inserting such properly to the backbone of any polymer structure. It can enhance its amazing properties to be considered as one of the most and effective smart materials in the last few decades. The current work presents a short summary about the historical overview and some important basic fundamentals of liquid crystalline materials and its different types of calcifications. In addition, a detailed study about liquid crystalline polymers (LCps) have been described classifications and synthetic method. Both types of these polymers were discussed including main chain or side chain polymers. The effects of mesogenic groups, structural unit, substituents and flexible spacers on the thermotropic properties were also displayed. Finally, a brief overview for the ethers, arylidenes, arylidene-ethers, azomethine-ethers, and hydrazone-ethers containing liquid crystalline polymers and their copolymers was illustrated.){kind=link}
