Greek Word Research Articles

A Concise Review on High-Performance Liquid Chromatography

A review of High-Performance Liquid Chromatography included an introduction, chromatographic terms, different classes, and types of HPLC techniques. Also included a brief introduction to HPLC principle and instrumentation. Columns, pumps, and detectors used in HPLC are also included in detail with their efficiency. Applications of the HPLC and overall new advantage cues are included in this review article.: High performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) is an important qualitative and quantitative technique, generally used for the estimation of pharmaceutical and biological samples. The chromatography term is derived from the Greek words namely chroma (colour) and graphein (to write). Chromatography is defined as a set of techniques that are used for the separation of constituents in a mixture. This technique involves 2 phases stationary phase and a mobile phase. The separation of constituents is based on the difference between partition coefficients of the two phases. chromatography is a very popular technique and it is mostly used analytically. There are different types of chromatographic techniques namely Paper Chromatography, Thin Layer Chromatography (TLC), Gas Chromatography, Liquid Chromatography, Ion exchange Chromatography, and lastly Liquid Chromatography (HPLC). This review is mainly based on the HPLC technique its principle, types, instrumentation, and applications. The mixture is separated using the basic principle of column chromatography and then identified and quantified by spectroscopy. In the 1960s, the column chromatography LC with its low-pressure suitable glass columns was further developed to the HPLC with its high- pressure adapted metal columns.

Implementation of Biorhythm Graph with Trigonometric Functions using Python

This study aimed to implement the researcher's biorhythm graph using a programing language called Python in relation to trigonometric functions. The etymology of biorhythm is a combination of two Greek words, Bio, which means life, and Rhythm, which means regular and accurate rhythm, and means the rules of human life rhythm. In other words, the biorhythm is a theory that everyone is governed by three rhythm curves called physical rhythm, emotional rhythm, and intellectual rhythm that start inside the body from birth to death. During this study, biorhythm and trigonometric functions were studied, and biorhythm graphs were implemented with trigonometric functions when the researcher's date of birth was entered through Python. A biorhythm graph was implemented based on Python, the most used programming language. The Python syntax used in the algorithm is typically a sympy function, a datetime function, arrange function, and a function. The value obtained after implementing the algorithm using this grammar is as follows. This is the result of implementing a biorhythm graph using the algorithm implemented by the two researchers. This paper can be used in various fields related to the relationship between biorhythms and trigonometric functions.

Study of fingerprint patterns in relation to gender and blood groups

Dermatoglyphics (fingerprint/dactylography) is derived from the Greek word “Derma=Skin, Glyph=Carve.” Dermatoglyphics is defined as the scientific study of naturally occurring epidermal ridges and their configuration on the digits, palms and soles apart from flexion crease and secondary folds. The objective of the study was to determine correlation if any exits between the fingerprint pattern and blood group and gender. The general study design selected for this article was cross-sectional study. Here, the primary outcome variable is to determine correlation (if any) between the fingerprint pattern and blood group and gender. A total of 271 students volunteered for the study. Loops were found to the most prevalent type of fingerprint in all blood groups. Blood groups and primary fingerprint patterns were found to be associated with the association being statistically significant. The correlation between the said entities would enable better authentication and prediction of identity of a person and thereby has the potential for great application in the field of forensics.

IMPLEMENTATION OF BIORHYTHM GRAPH WITH TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS USING PYTHON

This study aimed to implement the researcher's biorhythm graph using a programing language called Python in relation to trigonometric functions. The etymology of biorhythm is a combination of two Greek words, Bio, which means life, and Rhythm, which means regular and accurate rhythm, and means the rules of human life rhythm. In other words, the biorhythm is a theory that everyone is governed by three rhythm curves called physical rhythm, emotional rhythm, and intellectual rhythm that start inside the body from birth to death. During this study, biorhythm and trigonometric functions were studied, and biorhythm graphs were implemented with trigonometric functions when the researcher's date of birth was entered through Python. A biorhythm graph was implemented based on Python, the most used programming language. The Python syntax used in the algorithm is typically a sympy function, a datetime function, arrange function, and a function. The value obtained after implementing the algorithm using this grammar is as follows. This is the result of implementing a biorhythm graph using the algorithm implemented by the two researchers. This paper can be used in various fields related to the relationship between biorhythms and trigonometric functions.

Phytochemical studies of Xanthium Strumarium L leaves from Tisgaon (PIN Code 431002) of Taluka and District Aurangabad, India

Xanthium Strumarium L. (Family: Compositae) is a cocklebur or burweed oftentimes located as a weed in roadsides, rice fields, and hedges all through the tropical components of India. The phrase “xanthium” is derived from an ancient Greek word “Xanthos” which means yellow and “Strumarium” capability “cushion like swelling,” regarding the seedpods which flip from inexperienced to yellow as they ripen (later they come to be deep yellow to brown). It is regularly known as Chota gokhru due to the shape of its fruit which looks like the cow's toe. In many components of India, it is acknowledged as adhasisi, as this weed is used for the remedy of the common disease hemicrania. The genus Xanthium consists of 25 species, all American origin. Xanthium Spinosum Linn. and X. Strumarium Linn. are used medicinally in Europe, North America, and Brazil, Xanthium Canadiens Mill. is used in North America and Brazil and X. Strumarium Linn. in China, India, and Malaysia. Xanthium Strumarium L. showed antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer activities as well as various medicinal significances hence it created sufficient interest to investigate phytochemical studies of leaves of Xanthium Strumarium L. of Tisgaon (PIN Code 431002) of Taluka and District Aurangabad, India which is hither to unknown from this region. Recently phytochemical studies of leaves of Xanthium Strumarium L of Tisgaon were successfully carried out and the present work deals with the qualitative analysis and identification of elements, trace elements and organic moieties present in Xanthium Strumarium L. During this study it is investigated that the leaves of Xanthium Strumarium L contain sodium, potassium, calcium, chloride, nitrate, phosphate, fluoride, bicarbonate along with terpenoids, coumarins, steroids, glycosides, flavonoids, thiazides, anthraquinones, naphthoquinones, polyphenols and alkaloids.

Female Self-objectification and Identity in Fiction “Before She Sleeps” by Bina Shah

This novel is about women's objectification and identity through the concept of polyandry. This research highlights these types of problems related to women that are increasing in society day by day. This article aims to illustrate Polyandry and pain in women. They do not have the choice to live their life freely. They are like scapegoats in a patriarchal society. Polyandry is an ancient Greek word that means many men. It is first practiced in India. This article is wrapped with the viewpoints of some writers such as Tiwari, Goldstein, and Peter. This article presents a clear picture of Green City. Though it looks like a prosperous city yet it is proved a hell for women. In this regard, women chose an underground place to live named Panah. They deal with forty clients in order to win bread and butter. Men use different types of techniques to tempt women, such as whisky and champagne, to fulfill their purposes. Women in Panah provide them intimacy in the shame of lullaby, not sex. So, the study explains traumatic realities and also the relationship between agonies and physical distortion concerning the women characters, along with the concept of polyandry, which affects the life of women.

CPC04 A rare rupioid rash

Abstract A 59-year-old man was referred to an urgent skin cancer dermatology clinic with a 4-month history of multiple skin lesions on his trunk, arms and face. The lesions were painful, increasing in size, bleeding and oozing serous fluid. The patient reported being otherwise systemically well, with a history of mild eczema and a background of high alcohol intake. On examination, he had a striking rash with numerous large rupioid plaques with thick crusting and surrounding erythema on the trunk and limbs. Smaller plaques were seen on the face and neck. An infective aetiology was favoured with an initial differential diagnosis of ecthyma or atypical mycobacterial infection. A biopsy was taken, as well as screening blood tests. Treponemal antibodies were detected; rapid plasma reagin was reactive (1 : 32), as was Serodia Treponema pallidum particle agglutination test (1 : 1280), suggesting active syphilis infection. His biopsy demonstrated granulomatous inflammation, associated with neutrophils, plasma cells and increased mucin deposition. Immunohistochemical staining for T. pallidum confirmed corkscrew-like organisms within the basal epidermis and upper dermis, consistent with secondary syphilis; screening for concurrent HIV infection was negative. The patient was referred to a local genitourinary clinic for treatment with benzylpenicillin and for full sexual health screening. The word ‘rupioid’ describes oyster or limpet shell-shaped thick keratotic lesions and is derived from the Greek word rhupos, meaning ‘filth’. Differential causes for rupioid lesions include cutaneous T-cell lymphoma, psoriasis, scabies and syphilis. Rupioid syphilis is also termed ‘malignant syphilis’ or ‘Lues maligna’, describing well-demarcated plaques with thick, lamellate and adherent crusts. It is most frequently encountered in HIV-positive patients; in HIV-negative patients, the associated comorbidities are diabetes, alcoholism, drug abuse, psoriasis and hepatitis. Typically, there is rapid clinical improvement once antibiotic treatment is administered, but episodes of Jarisch Herxheimer reaction are reported. Syphilis diagnoses have tripled over the last 10 years, with cases in the heterosexual population rising most rapidly. Dermatologists have a pivotal role to play in diagnosing primary and secondary syphilis, thereby preventing the long-term sequelae of tertiary syphilis and controlling the rising prevalence of the disease in the general population. This case highlights a striking and rare manifestation of secondary syphilis which, once seen, will not be forgotten.

A TRANSFORMING ATTITUDE TOWARDS THE CLIENT IN SOCIAL WORK: THE PRAXIS OF THE ANTIOCH SCHOOL OF ANTHROPOLOGY AND THEOLOGY

This article is an analysis of the historical roots and ethical semantics of the social work concept ‘a marginal person, a client’ (the Greek words ξένος, ksenos and αςτος, astos). The question is relevant in modern social work in relation to the concept of ‘strange’ or ‘marginal’. The article analyses how the concepts ‘strange’, ‘other’ and marginal’ have re-entered the modern world from the Ancient world, as they were used in Ancient Syria (in the fourth century), Greece, and Medieval Europe. However, nowadays in social work theory they should be described anew using the discourses of social work and anthropology. The article explores the question of how to communicate with the ‘other’ or marginal person, based on reciprocity and internal solidarity.

Ontologi Ilmu Pengetahuan

Ontology is a science that examines what is the nature of science or scientific knowledge which is popularly known by many people as science, what is the nature of rational truth or deductive truth and empirical reality that cannot be separated from science's perception of what and how. The ontology of science limits itself to scientific studies that humans can think about rationally and can observe through the five human senses. Meanwhile, the study of objects of study that are within the limits of pre-experience (such as human creation) and post-experience (such as heaven and hell) becomes an ontology of other knowledge outside of science. In language, ontology comes from the Greek word origin is "Ontos" and "Logos". Ontos is "that which exists" while Logos is "knowledge". Simply put, ontology is the science that talks about what exists. In terms, ontology is a branch of philosophy that deals with the nature of life about an existence which includes the existence of everything that exists and that may exist. And do not mix up the truth with falsehood and (do not) hide the truth while you know it. (QS. Al-Baqarah Verse 42) Ontology basically talks about the nature of "existing" science, the nature of knowledge objects, and the nature of the subject-object relationship of science. How science is viewed ontologically, the discussion is that ontology examines, analyzes knowledge based on whether knowledge really exists or does not exist. For example in Islamic Education Management, ontologically the discussion is focused on Islamic Education Management does it really exist or not, not only the study program but actually the knowledge taught in it is actually no different from Education Management in general.

Role And Function Of Phonemes In Phonology For Arabic Communication

Language consists of several language components. Language components are language knowledge, language use, and language changes associated with those components. Language knowledge includes knowledge of phonetics and phonology. Phonetics and phonology are the main understandings in mastering communication using Arabic. In the process of using language, a language is a tool used to convey ideas, thoughts, and desires or desires to others that aim to develop all aspects of life. The research method that the author uses is the Descriptive Qualitative research method. The approach used by the author is the Review Pustaka (Library Research) approach with data collection techniques using the Literature Study method. Phonology comes from the Greek word phono and the word logos. Phono means sound or sound, and the emblem implies science. Phonology is divided into 2 (two), namely phonetics and phonemes. Phonetics is the science of sound that talks explicitly about sound problems without paying attention to the function and meaning of sound. Phonemes are the study of sounds that study parts of the little unity of a language. Vowels in Arabic phonemes are commonly called crazy. Vowel types are the vowel phoneme Fathah, the vowel phoneme Kasrah, and the vowel phoneme Dhommah. A voice or vowel is a language sound that comes from the vibration of a person's throat vocal cords. The difference in the variety of sounds is the long and short verbal aspects.

Enactychism: Enacting chance in creative material engagement

This paper reflects on the meaning of chance and the impact that the occurrence of ‘accidents’ have in the creative process. I draw insights from two main sources: material engagement theory and the art of ceramics. In particular, based on observations from my comparative anthropological study of creativity in pottery making I present a process-oriented enactivist vision of chance as a meaningful coincidence where flow and form diverge from the norm and give rise to creative gesture. First, I introduce the notion of enactychism (blending ‘enactivism’ and the Peircean concept of ‘tychism’ from the Greek word ‘tyche’ for ‘chance’) as a means to conceptualise the relationship between chance, agency and materiality. Then, I explore the relationship between chance and creative gesture and propose ways for tracking the operation of chance in action.

Green hydrogen as an environmentally-friendly power source

Hydrogen is the most plentiful chemical element in the visible universe. The mass composition of the visible universe is approximately 74% hydrogen, 24% helium, 1% oxygen, and the rest of all other chemical elements is about 1%. Hydrogen has the symbol H and the atomic number 1. It is placed in the first position in Mendeleev's periodic table of elements, in the upper left corner. It is an easily flammable, colorless, tasteless, odorless gas, and in nature, it is found mainly in the form of the diatomic molecule, H 2. With an atomic mass unit of 1.00794, hydrogen is the lightest chemical element. Etymologically, the word hydrogen is a combination of two Greek words hydor and gennan meaning: water producer. Hydrogen (H 2) has a very good calorific value per mass unit 143 MJ/kg which is 3.33 times more than the calorific value of kerosene or diesel fuel. Green hydrogen (clean hydrogen or renewable hydrogen) is produced by electrolysis of water (splitting of water into hydrogen and oxygen) using electricity from renewable sources such as solar energy, wind energy, seawater waves energy, or tidal power. Green hydrogen is an environmentally-friendly power source (no harmful gases). This paper presents recent documentary research by the authors on green hydrogen as an environmentally-friendly power source: for space rocket launches and for hydrogen fuel cells used in the space shuttle as electrical power generators and drinking water generators from launch to return from the space mission; as fuel for a modified turboprop engine (Rolls-Royce and easyJet); as fuel for the European Destinus aircraft using the Jungfrau technology system for a planned hypersonic aircraft using a modified commercial afterburning engine; as fuel for modified gas turbine engines and hydrogen fuel cells to supply electrical power to supplement the gas turbine for the Airbus ZEROe aircraft, etc.

Prostate Gland in Human Foetuses: A Study of its Histogenesis

Background: To study the histogenesis of the prostate gland in human foetuses. ‘Prostates’ is a Greek word which literally means “one who stands before”, protector, guardian. It is important from a clinical point of view as it undergoes benign enlargement from the fifth decade, hence attracting the attention of males around this age and simultaneously the clinicians. Materials and Methods: 100 foetuses of different gestational ages ranging from 14 weeks (85 mm) to 40 weeks (440 mm), products of terminated pregnancies under Medical Termination of Pregnancy, MTP Act of India, 1971 and stillbirths were collected from the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, RIMS, (Regional Institute of Medical Sciences), Imphal, Manipur and utilised for the present study with permission from the Institutional Ethical Committee. Results and Discussion: The first sign of differentiation is recognised as increased cellularity and denser mesenchymal cells. Cytoarchitecture at specific age period at different age groups are described. Conclusion: Cytoarchitecturally, differentiation of all the three components of the prostate gland was noted as the age changes. It is inferred that of the three components of the adult tissues, the glandular component is differentiated from the epithelial lining of the urethra. This further induces the early mesenchymal tissues to differentiate into muscles and fibrous components. And at term, it has all the three components of the adult tissues although it is not as mature as in adult. KEY WORDS: Prostate gland, human foetuses, histogenesis and cytoarchitecture.

ЭВОЛЮЦИЯ ПРЕДСТАВЛЕНИЙ О РОЛИ ХРОНИЧЕСКОГО ВОСПАЛЕНИЯ КАК КЛЮЧЕВОГО ЗВЕНА В ПАТОГЕНЕЗЕ БРОНХИАЛЬНОЙ АСТМЫ

ntroduction. Asthma is considered as a heterogeneous disease. Recently, the pathophysiological mechanisms of chronic airway inflammation development have been established. However, the evolution of understanding the asthma pathogenesis is a matter of great interest. Aim. Based on literature review, our aim was to provide the key milestones in the formation of modern understandings in asthma etiology and pathogenesis. Material and methods. We searched across PubMed and eLibrary.ru databases to identify articles published in 1900-2022, using the keywords ‘bronchial asthma’, ‘history’, ‘pathogenesis’, ‘eosinophilic inflammation’, ‘endotypes’, ‘biomarkers’, ‘innate lymphoid cells’ and ‘Th2 lymphocytes’. Results and discussion. Since ancient times scientists were interested in the mechanisms of asthma development. ‘Asthma’ derived from Greek word that means ‘shortness of breath’ and ‘suffocation’. In the Middle Ages, science was scholasticism oriented, so the understandings of asthma were based only on observational studies, and the works of Hippocrates and Galen were considered irrefutable. Subsequently, in Modern times observational studies were supported by experiments and that gave the opportunity to study the asthma pathogenesis. Since the 20th century studies on identifying the roles of heredity, sensitization and mechanisms of airway inflammation have flourished and that led to the identification of asthma endotypes and phenotypes. Recent trends in the understanding of pathogenesis at molecular levels provided a personalized approach to asthma treatment. Conclusion. Thus, accumulated clinical observational and experimental data gained new insights into asthma pathogenesis and led to the development of biologics for the management of asthma. This study was funded by grant from Kazan State Medical University N2/22-10 (02.08.2022).

The Office of Deacon in the Reformed Church in Zimbabwe: A historical perspective.

A deacon is generally considered to be a member of the diaconate. This relates to an office in most Christian churches that is associated with some type of service offered, but the latter varies among denominations. The word deacon emanates from the Greek word diákonos which means a servant, minister, or envoy. The office of deacon was initiated in the selection of seven men by the apostles of Jesus, among whom was Stephen the proto-deacon. Their role was to assist with charitable works in the early church as it has been recorded in Acts chapter 6. This article deals with the office of the deacon and investigates it in the Reformed Church in Zimbabwe from a historical perspective. There are four offices of Church government in the Reformed/Presbyterian system. These are the office of the minister of the Word, Professors of Theological School, elder and the deacon. The study holds that the office of the deacon plays an important role in the administration of finances in the Reformed Church in Zimbabwe. The aim of this study is to relate and re-evaluate the history of the office of the deacon from the establishment of the Reformed Church in Zimbabwe to date. The research contributes to the ongoing gathering and production of historical data of the history of the Reformed Church in Zimbabwe.

Recrimination of Shikandi in Devdutt Pattanaik’s Shikhandi and Other Tales They Don't Tell You

Indian Writing has turned out to be a new form of Indian culture and voice in which idea converses regularly. Indian writers-poets, novelists, essayists, and dramatists have been making momentous and considerable contribution to world Literature since pre-Independence era, the past few years have witnessed a gigantic prospecting and thinking of Indian English writing in the global market. Sri Aurobindo stands like a huge oak spreading its branches over these two centuries. He is the first poet in Indian writing English who was given the re-interpretation of Myths. Tagore is the most eminent writer he translated many of his poems and plays into English who wrote probably the largest number of lyrics even attempted by any poet. The word “myth” is divided from the Greek word mythos, which simply means “story”. Mythology can refer either to the study of myths or to a body or a collection of myths. A myth by definition is “true” in that it. The same myth appears in various versions, varies with diverse traditions, modified by various Hindu traditions, regional beliefs and philosophical schools, over time. Devdutt Pattanaik is an Indian Mythologist who distinguishes between mythological fiction is very popular as it is fantasy rooted in familiar tradition tales. His books include Myth =Mithya: A Handbook of Hindu Mythology, Jaya: An illustrated Retelling of Mahabharata; Business Sutra: An Indian Approach to Management; Shikandi: And other Tales they Don’t Tell you; and so on.

Cryptographic Technique for Communication System

Abstract: The Cryptography is gotten from a Greek word which implies the craft of ensuring data by changing it into a muddled organization and unreadable format. It is a mix of arithmetic and software engineering. The dynamite growth of the Internet has made an expanded familiarity with intrigue uncertainty issues. Even though security is the measure worries over the internet, numerous applications have been created and structured without considering fundamental destinations of data security that is confidentiality, authentication, and protection. As our day by day exercises become increasingly more dependent upon data networks, the significance of an understanding of such security issues and trouble will also increase. To forestall some undesirable clients or individuals to gain admittance to the data, cryptography is required. .This paper introduces a new hybrid security cipher by combining the three most important Ciphers such as Gronsfeld Cipher , Polybius Cipher and Vigenere Cipher.

MATERNAL AND PERINATAL OUTCOME IN WOMAN WITH ANTEPARTUM ECLAMPSIA

Introduction:The term eclampsia is derived from a Greek word, meaning like a flash of lightening1. Eclampsia is an obstetric enigma. However, the management of eclampsia still poses a fascinating challenge to the obstetrician, requiring the greatest skill, judgement and patience2.The aim of this study to study the maternal and fetal outcome in woman with eclampsia. Materials And Methods: Anobservational study conducted in patients with antepartum eclampsia in Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Vanivilas hospital, Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute, Bangalore, satisfying inclusion and exclusion criteria were taken as cases.The study period was 18months (February 2021 to August 2022)All the findings were recorded in the proforma and analysed. Results: A total of 106 patients satisfying both inclusion and exclusion criteria were included in the present study. Out of which, 46 patients(43.40%) were primigravida and 60 (56.60%) were multigravida. 54 (50.94%) of them underwent vaginal delivery and 52 (49.06%) patients underwent caesarean delivery. Most common indication for LSCS was unfavorable cervix. Maternal complications occurred in 10 patients (9.43%) and maternal mortality was 5.66% (6 patients).NICU admission was seen in 57 babies (58.16%) and neonatal death occurred in 11 babies (11.22%). Conclusion: By analysing maternal and perinatal outcome measures in woman with eclampsia, measures can be taken to expedite delivery and hence improving the maternal and perinatal outcome.

PERTANGGUNGJAWABAN POLRI TERHADAP PENYALAHGUNAAN SENJATA DALAM BERTUGAS

Law enforcement is a government agency that controls those who commit violations, one of which is the police. The police are taken from a Greek word, namely politie, which means the entire city-state government, so it goes from that word that the police are used to refer to a part of the government. In Indonesia, the police are a government agency or institution whose job is to arrest people who disobey or violate laws and so on. Regarding the distribution of powers from the police, it was adjusted to the division that originated from the previous Japanese military era, so that after that a police reorganization was held in 1994. Law no. 2 of 2002 stipulates that the duties of the police are to maintain order, obey the law and uphold and maintain public order. Because the goal of a rule of law is to serve the interests of the people, the interests of the government and the people unite, and they fight together, in this case the police take their point of departure from the people, serving the people. . with the people for the people. That is, citizens enjoy various rights and opportunities in all matters relating to the administration of government institutions, including the police and their vehicles. The status, role and duties of the Polri have changed and developed from the beginning to the present. These changes or developments have a significant impact on law enforcement efforts. These changes include socio-cultural changes. Police culture also transforms the values, beliefs, rules, norms, behaviors, and customs that make up police culture, and are often a combination of formal justice and the actions of the police, as well as those in informal organizations.

Greek words in Roman comedy

Previous interpretations of the use of Greek loanwords and purely Greek expressions in Roman comedy are not supported by the ancient texts. There is no solid evidence for the hypothesis that the use of Greek was either an upper-class or a lower-class phenomenon in Plautus’ day. Furthermore, it is unlikely that the Roman poets wanted to depict a specifically South Italian Greek or a Roman slang, for the expressions that have been considered unidiomatic in the past are either modern emendations or have good parallels in classical Greek literature. Drawing from recent research on code-switching we argue that Greek expressions and loanwords are used for a variety of purposes and are central constituents of the funnily absurd and exotic fantasy world of Roman comedy.