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Journal of Accounting, Marketing and Finance Marketing (JAMFM)
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Where Life Begins.
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Harvest Disease Detection utilizing Deep Convolutional Neural Networks
Paper ID: JEECS-01-10-2019-111
Abstract : The thought spotlights on giving the data in regards to the pesticide suggestion and the measure of pesticide to be utilized for an undesirable harvest. The client, who is the Farmer clicks an image of the harvest and transfers it to the server by utilizing the android application introduced in portable or by utilizing website page. Subsequent to transferring the picture the rancher taps the Predict catch which is shown on screen. At that point transferred picture is handled and appropriately the highlights of that picture are removed. In view of those highlights the characterization of picture is finished utilizing Convolutional neural system and the classes having greatest likelihood is chosen. At that point the outcome comprising of the illness name is recovered. This outcome is then transferred into the message table in the server and recovered in portable application or on the site page where relating data, for example, pesticide name, measure of pesticide to be utilized and natural pesticides which are put away. Presently the Farmer will probably recover the total data in a respectable arrangement on the screen of the Application
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The connection of physical fields with material media: The nature and origins of dark matter and dark Energy
Paper ID: AJMPA-27-09-2019-110
Abstract : Investigation of the mathematical physics equations, which describe material media such as thermodynamic, gas-dynamic and cosmic and other media, shows that they possess hidden invariant properties. Such properties correspond to that of field theory equations, which describe physical fields. This discloses a mechanism of physical fields generation by material media. Such specific properties of mathematical physics equations are connected with conservation laws. They are described by skew-symmetric differential forms which properties correspond to conservation laws.
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Development and Characterization of Ultra-High Performance Concrete with Slag Cement for Use as Bridge Joint Material
Paper ID: BJCAE-16-09-2019-108
Abstract : The purpose of this study was to develop non-proprietary, cost-effective ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC) mix designs able to obtain comparable mechanical properties to commercially available products while limiting the cement content. First, UHPC mixes were developed using materials easily obtained in the state of Oklahoma. Then, the three top performing mixes were further studied by evaluating compressive strength with and without heat curing, modulus of rupture, and modulus of elasticity. A non-ASTM heat curing procedure was used to mimic potential heat curing temperatures possible in the field to assess the behavior of the in-place material. Results showed that 36 hours of heat curing was optimal for compressive strength, an unusual modulus of rupture crack pattern was observed suggesting additional energy absorption capabilities, and the modulus of elasticity was consistent with previous research. In conclusion, non-proprietary UHPC mix designs containing high replacement levels of slag cement can obtain comparable performance to proprietary mixes.
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Measuring the Earnings Quality in Iraqi Commercial Banks On the Basis Of Net Income and Net Operating Cash Flows
Paper ID: JAMFM-27-08-2019-107
Abstract : Abstract— The purpose of this study is to determine the influence of the net operating cash flow and net income as an indicator of the earnings quality in Iraqi commercial banks, with a view to testing the influence of net operating cash flow to the earnings quality.
In order to realize the purpose of this study, the published financial statements has taken into consideration for (4) banks listed in Iraq Stock Exchange during the period of 2012 – 2015, where the researchers have analyzed the relationship between the net income and the operating cash flow by calculating the operating cash flow index for each bank which indicates how the reported income can continue for future periods regardless the current amount of net income. Hence, the net income does not reflect realistic earnings power of the period without comparing it with the operating cash flow, and for that the users of financial statement have to measure the earnings quality to reveal any influence on the net income and to gauge the ability of reported earnings in generating cash flows, and to know about these earnings are sustainable for future periods or not.
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The computation of the Kadić-Edelen forces using the principle of least action.
Paper ID: AJMPA-24-08-2019-106
Abstract : In this paper, basing on the principle of least action, we calculate the forces which act on the momentum of a particle in a tensor interaction field. These forces were obtained by Kadić-Edelen within the framework of the continuum dislocation theory in analogy with electrodynamics. It is shown that: 1) the centrally symmetric force of the tensor interaction field is similar to the Coulomb force. It contains a potential term of the Euler hydrodynamics equations and is responsible for the homogeneous motions of the continuous medium; 2) the vortex force of the tensor field is similar to the Lorentz force. It coincides with the force of Peach-Koehler, in a solid state, and is responsible for the vortex motion of the continuous medium. It is concluded that the forces obtained act in any medium, and not only in a solid state, as was previously stated in the theory of Kadić-Edelen.
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