Critical discourse analysis speech of Hillary Clinton through the American Election

This paper sheds light on the American election from the side of one candidate its name Hillary Clinton she was candidate for American election in 2016. We chose this candidate because it is a female and also the mind of this candidate will be different from her opponent. Also Clinton is considered as the most effective woman in the American politics. In this paper we will talk about critical discourse analysis and what is meant by critical discourse analysis and how it works and analyses the politician’s discourse. The model used in this paper is Van Dijk’s model of critical discourse analysis. Discourse analysis is the main point of this paper and we will focus on how critical discourse analysis works in politics. The objectives of this paper- (1) what are the ideologies that are used in this discourse; (2) Clinton used her power in a perfect way; (3) Hers is the female speech different from male speech. The result shows that any new admiration first thing do they are want to run the race for the presidency should underestimate the previous leader so Clinton starts expressing her negative rejection to the previous government for some points. The result shows that she shows herself as a great leader and the successful one. She talks about Iran and the fears for attacking Israel and also fears from Hezbollah for striking Israel. Clinton’s speech is not completely different from male speech because they used same the ideology, lexical words and exaggeration

Critical Discourse Analysis of Donald Trump’s Speech in the USA Election

This paper provides an overview of the analysis the discourse of Donald trump through the race to the presidency of USA. Trump recites this discourse in New York City on June 16th, 2015 under the heading “Announcing Candidacy for President in New York” from the title, one can conclude that Trump declares himself as a candidate and Republican nominee running for presidency of the United States of America. This speech is chosen because it marks the beginning of his presidential election campaign. It starts with highlighting the importance of Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA). In details, in this paper deals with CDA and how it analyzes the discourse of Donald trump race to the presidency of the USA. The model that has been developed based on Van Dijk’s model of Critical Discourse Analysis theory that eventually act as a backbone of this recent study. The result shows that any candidate for presidency of USA use different strategy to win and different ideology to persuade the American people to elect him, he use different strategy like number game, hyperbole and promises to convince the audience

Solving Machine Scheduling Problem under Fuzzy Processing Time using the Simulated Annealing Method

In this paper, we describe the problem of sequencing a set of n jobs on single machine was considered to minimize multiple objectives function (MOF). The objective is to find the approximate solutions for scheduling n independent jobs to minimize the objective function consists from a sum of weighted number of early jobs and the weighted number of tardy jobs with fuzzy processing time. This problem is denoted by: (1/ / ). To resolve it we proposed the Average High Ranking (AHR) method to obtain a processing time generated from fuzzy processing time, calculate the costs and reach to total penalty cost. Since our problem is Strongly NP-hard in normal form, we used Simulated Annealing. It solved the problem with up to 12000 jobs in 30 seconds

Smart management system for monitoring and control of infant baby bed

Step by step the innovation likewise becomes exceptionally quick and the human makes it. Thus, it is imperative to take care of the people to come, a unique consideration ought to be appeared to them particularly indulges. This paper manages plan and usage of intelligent child support framework which is extraordinary blessing to guardians in this century In this work a baby bed with intelligent system was be designed and implemented . many sensors where be used to monitor the baby behavior . the component of this project consist of a smart camera , moisture sensor , sensitive Dc Motor and WiFi system

Geochemistry and Petrography of Pyroxenites from Mettupalaiyam Ultramafic Complex, Tamil Nadu

The Mettupalaiyam ultramafic complex (MUC) in Tamil Nadu is a major lithological association consisting mostly of Pyroxenites, Peridotite, Gabbro, Anorthosite gabbro in a predominantly gneissic grantite-granite terrain. Pyroxenite occurs as thin lenses and bands, at times attaining moderate thickness. Major, Trace and rear earth element geochemistry and petrography of  pyroxenites collected from well exposed outcrops near Thenkalmalai areas of this complex are presented in this paper and their Petrogenetic significance is discussed.The geochemical signatures of the pyroxenites show a significant variation in major and trace element concentration. The pyroxenites show SiO2 composition ranging from 49.6-55.5%, Al2O3 from 6-13.6%, MgO from 3.6-14.3%, CaO from 8.4-15.5% and TiO2 from 0.24-1.7%. Bulk composition/whole rock analyses indicate that the magma type is tholeiitic but trending towards a calc-alkaline. The pyroxenites are poor in incompatible and high field strength (HFS) elements like Rb, Sr, Hf, and Ta. Total rare earth element (∑REE) content varies in a limited range and exhibits limited REE fractionation in both LREE and HREE. The pyroxenite sample shows Negative Eu-anomalies with slight enrichment of HREE. Primitive mantle normalized multi-element spider grams suggest that the melt parental to these pyroxenites was derived from a mantle source enriched in several trace trace elements

The use of precedents in contemporary Arab architecture : case studies; Rasem Badran and Henning Larsen

Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Architecture, 1989.Includes bibliographical references (leaves 115-119).Much recent architecture in the Arab World utilizes historical precedents in an attempt to articulate an identity for regional architecture. This thesis investigates this approach in relation to place and cultural context. The study is focused on three institutional buildings from the Arab World: two projects by the architect Rasem Badran, Qasr alHoukm (Justice Palace) in Riyadh and the Presidential Palace in Bagdad, and Henning Larsen's Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Riyadh. The analysis examines the architects' designs and design research in order to reveal the architects' theoretical positions and their artifactual realizations. This approach allows for a deeper understanding design as a method and a production, and suggests an approach for architectural criticism.by Mohammed K. Ali.M.S

A CROSS-SECTIONAL INVESTIGATION OF SLEEP HABITS AND SELECTED BODY COMPOSITION PARAMETERS AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

The study's objective was to compare sleep quality and body composition between male and female participants. A cross-sectional study was conducted with five hundred participants (male and female) from different community places. Body composition was measured with the help of a bioelectric impedance device. The sleep habits were determined with the Pittsburgh Sleeps Quality Index that used to evaluate sleep quality during the past seven days, and the Epworth Sleepiness Scale (Johns, 1991) was used to measure the level of the daytime sleepiness. The identified variables were statistically analyzed with an independent t-test, and Eta Squared was applied to find effect size. From the whole study population, only 12.2 % of participants are underweight, 51.4 % are healthy, 16.6 % are overweight, and 19.8 % are obese. Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index is the lowest (7.90 ± 2.18) into the normal, whereas the highest (8.38 ± 2.93) into the underweight participants. Daytime sleepiness is lowest (10.23 ± 4.18) in underweight, whereas the highest (11.28 ± 3.28) in obese participants. This study demonstrates females had a higher percentage of body fat than males throughout all categories that leads them towards poor sleep habits, which are mediating factors for good health and quality of life.  Article visualizations

Drop-on-powder 3d printing of tablets with an anti-cancer drug, 5-fluorouracil

This study reports the first case of an innovative drop-on-powder (DoP) three-dimensional (3D) printing technology to produce oral tablets (diameters of 10 mm and 13 mm) loaded with an anticancer model drug, 5-fluorouracil (FLU). For this study, a composition of the powder carrier containing CaSO4 hydrates, vinyl polymer, and carbohydrate was used as the matrix former, whereas 2-pyrrolidone with a viscosity like water was used as a binding liquid or inkjet ink. All tablets were printed using a commercial ZCorp 3D printer with modification. The resultant tablets were subject to coating with various polymeric solutions containing the drug. The composition of the polymeric solutions was adjusted at drug: polymer(s) 1:1 (w/w) ratio. Either Soluplus® (SOL) alone or in combination with polyethylene glycol (PEG) was used to develop the coating solution of 2.5% (w/v) concentration. The particle size analysis, flow test, and particle morphology studies revealed mono-modal narrow size distribution, good flow properties, and porous loosely bound texture (of the tablets), respectively. Moreover, the advanced application of the fluorescence microscopy showed a homogenous distribution of the drug throughout the surface of the 3D printed tablets. The in vitro dissolution studies showed that the tablet compositions, dimensions, and the coating solution compositions influenced the release of the drug from the tablets. It can be concluded that our innovative DoP 3D printing technology can be used to fabricate personalized dosage forms containing optimized drug content with high accuracy and shape fidelity. This is particularly suitable for those drugs that are highly unstable in thermal processing and cannot withstand the heat treatment, such as in fused deposition modeling (FDM) 3D printing