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El derecho humano al agua en El Salvador: reflexión jurídica sobre su reconocimiento, la situación del recurso hídrico y la efectividad de su protección

This article offers an approach and discussion on the effective protection of the human right to water in El Salvador. In this sense, the purpose of the article is twofold: to discuss the situation of the human right to water from a legal point of view and to analyze whether people have effective ways to claim that right. To achieve these purposes and to reflect on the effectiveness of the protection of the right to water in the country, a technical legal approach has been used. First, considering the legal-subjective faculties that make up the right to water, according to national and international norms, and reviewing the Salvadoran situation of water resources. This was done in order to establish conceptual bases and clarify, to a certain extent, the situation in the country. Second, the various constitutional, international, legal and jurisprudential norms that apply to the right to water were identified. Third, the administrative and judicial practice, in application of the identified norms were reviewed, with the purpose of protecting the right to water, in order to finally determine if an effective protection of the right to water can be predicated in the country. As a result, we have identified eight administrative as well as four judicial avenues through which the conservation and protection of the right to water can be requested in one or more of its faculties. However, we have identified and discussed challenges to their effectiveness, considering their simplicity of access, speed of the competent entities to resolve and, importantly, their suitability for the defense of the human right to water. ECA Estudios Centroamericanos, Vol. 78, No. 775, 2023: 51-84.

Challenges and Expectations of Tourism Industry in Bangladesh: A Study on Burichang and Kasba Sub-districts of Cumilla and Brahmanbaria Districts

Cucculelli and Goffi [1] stated that one of the industries with the highest growth rates worldwide is tourism, which provides the majority of developing nations with their primary source of foreign money. Bangladesh's tourism industry has immense potential to make it to the top of the tourist priority list. Ahmed, et al., [2] pointed out that in the context of global tourism of developing countries, Bangladesh, which offers a variety of natural variations, such as mountainous areas, sea beaches, mangrove forests, and many historical sites, has a tremendous amount of potential. Tourism provides advantages, which contribute to poverty reduction, by providing employment opportunities for local people. Tourism can contribute value to the Bangladeshi economy if a competent marketing plan and strategy are developed and implemented. The main objectives of this research were to review existing and unexplored tourist attractions, analyse locations, identify major benefits and challenges, evaluate the overall tourism industry, explore relevant employment opportunities, assess economic growth, and identify required development. The study area was Burichang and Kasba sub-districts of Cumilla and Brahmanbaria Districts. The information for the study was gathered using both primary and secondary data; the primary data was gathered by using the personal interview with using close-ended questionnaires that were from sample 82 domestic tourists and 18 related to different commercial activities that are related to these tourist places. Stratified random sampling method was used to meet the objectives. Data was analyzed using frequency analysis, percentage and descriptive statistics, with the help of Microsoft Excel 2019. From the analysis, it was found that the majority of the respondents are satisfied with transportation, space, and simplicity of access, all of the locations are well located geographically, tourists can easily cover all of the places at a time and the travel costs are reasonable. However, they are dissatisfied with information gaps, the absence of security, promotional activities, hotels, motels, bungalows, restaurants, and the present industry is limited. Several guidelines have been stated in the recommendation section that the concerned authorities can follow in order to improve the status.

Carboxymethyl cellulose mediated growth of V2O5 nanorod by green strategy for energy storage utilization using electrochemical studies

Vanadium pentoxide has the most exciting oxidation states, but, Vanadium pentoxide (V2O5) has low capacitance due to poor electrical conductivity and ionic diffusivity. So, encapsulating pentoxide in carbonaceous materials or metals, shrinking it to the nanoscale, or changing its morphology can improve capacitance performance. Herein, we describe a green synthesis of V2O5NPs with carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC) that typically acts as a reducing and stabilizing agent using the -COOH and -OH group. The physicochemical characterization of prepared samples reveals the prominent peak in UV–vis spectra at 265 nm confirming the formation of V2O5NPs with particle sizes between 200 and 220 nm. The theoretical surface area for the nanocomposite was 76.5 m2/g. The calcination temperature is essential to determine a material's specific capacitance. Due to decreased oxide agglomeration, the V2O5-green modified electrode exhibits superior electrochemical performance around 223 F g−1 than Ac alone (160 F g−1). The finding demonstrated excellent cyclic stability with reduced fluctuation in capacitance. Because of its exceptional electrochemical performance and simplicity of access, this AC/V2O5 nanocomposite can be helpful as an electrode for energy storage applications.

The COVID-19 Pandemic as a Driving Force for E-Wallet Adoption in Indonesia

During the COVID-19 pandemic, e-payment systems, also known as cashless payment systems, have steadily evolved as a payment system instrument. Changes in payment methods, followed by a growth in digital payment systems, may be driving people to use e-wallets. The functions of an e-wallet are similar to those of an e-banking or mobile banking account, but an e-wallet gives greater convenience and simplicity of access while making payments. Because the use of e-wallets can help reduce the spread of COVID-19-causing coronaviruses, this study looks into the possibilities of increasing e-wallet usage while also increasing the use of digital payment and online transactions during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Comparative Study of Herbal Formulation and Marketed Formulation of Triphala Churna

In a couple of decades, there has been exponential development in the field of homegrown medications. The greater part of the conventional arrangement of herbal medication is viable; however, they need standardization. So there is a need to build up a procedure standardization. Standardization of natural medicine is fundamental so as to evaluate the quality, purity, efficacy and safety of the herbal medications. Homegrown medications are the well-known type of customary medication and the high universal requests because of their simplicity of accessibility, there lesser reactions. These homegrown details are the property or information on the mature ages of each home. Homegrown medications additionally have an enormous holistic accepts ex. Holi tulsi plant. It is important to build up basic procedures to the standardization of related natural medications. The present investigation standardization of Triphala Churna significantly centered around that region under WHO guidelines. This polyherbal Churna utilized to treat the obstruction and another gastric issue. Right now, arranged Triphala Churna was nearly standardized with the reference acquired from advertising. For the standardization of the above details were finished by assessing the macroscopically, microscopical, powder stream properties, extractive qualities, physicochemical characters, overwhelming metal substance location, qualitative and quantitive tests of tannins and alkaloids, TLC fingerprinting test to evaluate the quality and safety and therapeutic activity of formulation.

Experimental Research on Abaca/Agave/ Fly ash Nano Powder Reinforced Hybrid Composites

Regular grit are those which are made normally, for example, Abaca, Jute, Hemp, cotton, hair, fleece coir and etc. Because of numerous points of interest Ordinary grit are supplanting glass grit and carbon grit, for example, its biodegradable nature so it dumps it beyond all detectable inhibitions space after it takes retirement, and its simplicity of accessibility, low weight, and better quality in multi hub support with including Nano powder particles with it. In this examination work motorized conduct of Flyash Nano powder/Abaca/Agave grit strengthened epoxy based half and half compounds and its creation has been considered. Work has been done to examine the flexural properties,tensile quality, hardness, and effect quality of the compounds. It has been seen that effect quality is improved with the expansion in the weight portion of normal strands to certain degree. The morphology of compounds is contemplated by utilizing Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM).

Challenges of Confidentiality and Security in Mobile Cloud Computing and Protective Measures

Mobile Cloud Computing (MCC) has a significant potential to provide scalability, reliability, extra battery life, and additional storage capacity. Due to the flexible infrastructure and simplicity of access, cloud computing has become widespread. Energy consumption and execution time have also considerably enhanced by shifting the execution of resources consuming tasks that bring the benefit to mobile users. However, security and privacy is the major barrier to this growing trend of computing aptitude. Noteworthy efforts have already been made by the academic and research organizations to build secure computing infrastructures but various challenges are stay alive in security procedure of MCC. This manuscript provides a broad analysis of confidentiality and security challenges in mobile cloud computing and also discusses how to overcome these loopholes.

Cerebral Aneurysms Database, a New Free Database for Intracranial Aneurysms

Databases are valuable tools allowing the collection and retrieval of relevant patient data. Clinical neuroscientists, neurosurgeons, and neuroradiologists treating patients with intracerebral aneurysms can benefit from ad hoc designed tools for the collection and retrieval of clinical and radiological data. In fact, data need be collected to answer clinical questions which cannot be inferred from the literature, such as mortality and morbidity data of aneurysm patients for a specific hospital. Moreover, innumerable research questions cannot be properly addressed without the support of clinical and radiological data collected over time. Standards assuring information accuracy and easy access to the stored data must coexist with the standards that protect an individual’s identifiable health information, particularly with a growing number of patients and diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. This work, describes the design and application of a relational database by a multidisciplinary team of neuroradiologists, neurosurgeons, and neurologists, which can be utilized to manage data from patients with intracranial aneurysms. We discuss the efforts to balance simplicity of access and possibility to share and retrieve data with protection of personal health information (PHI) and the strategies employed to guarantee correctness and completeness of the inserted data.

Design and evaluation of a multimedia storage server for mixed traffic

The relative simplicity of access to digital communications nowadays and the simultaneous increase in the available bandwidth are leading to the definition of new telematic services, mainly oriented towards multimedia applications and interactivity with the user. In the near future, a decisive role will be played in this scenario by the providers of interactive multimedia services of the on-demand type, which will guarantee the end user a high degree of flexibility, speed and efficiency. In this paper, some of the technical aspects regarding these service providers are dealt with, paying particular attention to the problems of storing information and managing service requests. More specifically, the paper presents and evaluates a new storage technique based on the use of disk array technology, which can manage both typical multimedia connections and traditional requests. The proposed architecture is based on the joint use of the partial dynamic declustering and the information dispersal algorithm, which are employed for the allocation and retrieval of the data stored on the disk array. We also define efficient strategies for request management in such a way as to meet the time constraints imposed by multimedia sessions and guarantee good response times for the rest of the traffic. The system proposed is then analyzed using a simulation approach.

Traffic handling capability of a broadband indoor wireless network using CDMA multiple access

CDMA (code division multiple access) may be an attractive technique for wireless access to broadband services because of its multiple access simplicity and other appealing features. In order to investigate the traffic handling capabilities of a future network providing a variety of integrated services, this paper presents a study of a broadband indoor wireless network supporting high-speed traffic using CDMA multiple access. The results are obtained through the simulation of an indoor environment and the traffic capabilities of the wireless access to broadband 155.5 MHz ATM-SONET networks using the mm-wave band. A distributed system architecture is employed and the system performance is measured in terms of call blocking probability and dropping probability, the impacts of the base station density, traffic load, average holding time, and variable traffic sources on the system performance are examined. The improvement of system performance by implementing various techniques such as handoff, admission control, power control and sectorization are also investigated. >

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Journal Article Book Reviews Get access Simplicity. By Elliott Sober. (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1975. Pp. 189. Price £6.50) Susan Haack Susan Haack Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Philosophical Quarterly, Volume 26, Issue 105, October 1976, Pages 373–374, https://doi.org/10.2307/2218873 Published: 01 October 1976