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DISTRIBUTED SYSTEM-A TOOL FOR BUILDING DEPENDABLE DISTRIBUTED SYSTEM
Prof. Ravish Kumar Mishra & Dr. JaiPrakash Sirur
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7116349
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Physically, a Distributed System consists of a set of processors, with a collection
of local storage mechanisms associated with each processor. A processor is able to execute
programs that access and manipulate the local storage, where the term process denotes the
locus of control of an executing program. In addition, an interconnection network connects
the processors and allows them to communicate and share data via exchange of
messages.These messages are encapsulated inside packets when transmitted on the
network.
We conceptually view the underlying distributed system in terms of an object
model in which the system is said to consist of a collection of objects. An object is either a
physical resource, or an abstract resource. Objects are further characterized as being
either passive or active, where passive objects correspond to stored data, and active
objects correspond to processes that act on passive resources. For the purposes of this
thesis, we use the term object to denote only passive objects.
There has been very little empirical data published on file system usage or
performance. Obtaining trace data is difficult, typically requiring careful modifications to
the operating system, and the resulting data is voluminous. The published studies tend to
deal with older operating systems, and for this reason may not be applicable in planning
Our main concerns in gathering the data were the volume of the data and affecting the
results by logging them through the cache system under measurement. We wished to gather
data over several days to prevent temporary anomalies from biasing the data. The method
settled upon used the local area network to send the trace data to another system, where it
was written to magnetic tape. Logging routines inserted into the file system code placed the
trace records in a memory buffer.
This article describes the practicalities in Distributed System concept and principles and
its advancements from the earlier technologies.
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INTEGRATION AND INCLUSION: A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE.
Kalbande D. T. & Dr. Shashank S Sonwane
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7116472
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A citation analysis of Ph.D. theses submitted to Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar
Marathwada University Library was performed as a way of determining the use of
information sources made by the scholars of the university. for the present study
34Ph.D.theses of Economics were chosen as a sample from the year 2000-2010,there are
in all 2876 citations appended in 34 theses. The data was collected from the
bibliographical entries listed at the end of the theses, which was used by the researchers
for completing the theses. The citations were photocopied and the data was collected.
Citation analysis have been carried out to find the types of cited document, the
chronological distribution of cited documents, to find out the authorship pattern of cited
document. The rank list of cited journals books, to find out the language. Wise distribution,
geographical distribution of cited documents, the rank list of cited web – sources and the
cited authors.
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A STUDY OF HEADLINES IN PRINT MEDIA
Mr. Somnath Kisan Khatal
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7116377
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The title of the printed matter is very much attractive, from the language-point of
view. The folk-culture, with its proverbs, idioms and sayings has been sparingly and
abundantly used in it. As the powerful, connotative language is used in the title, it is very
easy to understand the central idea or theme of the news-story. So, the readers who do not
have enough time to read the whole news-story; can grasp the matter within a few seconds
simply from its title. The point of readability is important in such cases. The readability of
a news-story depends much upon the use of language. The language used must be both
sweet and useful. It should not be barren and mechanical and denotative. Neither should it
be ambiguous, because it encourages incomplete understanding or misunderstanding of the
readers. A reader without proper understanding of the matter, often baffles, misunderstands
and then leads himself to the deterioration of the social values. For the fair understanding
of the current social life the most essential thing is living life healthily without which there
is no chance of enhancement of the socio-cultural values.
For that, the media men must use language properly avoiding the words that are
related to the caste, creed and religion as such.
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THE PERSPECTIVE STUDY OF USE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN TEACHING –LEARNING PROCESS OF SECONDARY HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL IN SHIRUR TAJBAND
Dr. Pande M.R.
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7116383
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In the 21 century everybody want to need use of information technology Everybody
must have to know the knowledge of computer. Every on has the Knowledge of inforamton
technology to stand on the global competition. In the reason computer subject is include in
the school curriculum. Teacher must be use of technology in his teaching for process and to
know the information of computer Indias good prophesy hide in the rural area. Today we
seen the fig. negation of information technology in use of rural area’s school. Teacher
cannot use information techonology in his teaching the lack of good. Facilities. In that
reason deceived form that inforamton. Today every body must know about the use of
information technologyin the rural area. This basic need
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STUDY OF RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND SELF CONCEPT OF B.Ed TEACHER TRAINEE
Dr. Chandrakant Borse
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7116402
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The present study was designed for finding the relationship between total Emotional
Intelligence and total Self Concept of B.Ed. teacher trainees. A sample of 60 B. Ed. teacher
trainees from College of Education, Nasik was taken for the collection of data. The
statistical techniques Coefficient of correlation and tr-value were used for analyzing the
data. The findings were exists a significant relationship between Emotional Intelligence
and Self Concept of B.Ed. teacher trainees.
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AUTHORSHIP PATTERN: SCIENTOMETRIC STUDY ON CITATION IN JOURNAL OF DOCUMENTATION
Miss. Priya A. S & Dr. Khaparde. Vaishali. S
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7116406
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The present study is based on 5 volumes, 30 issues of the Journal of Documentation
during 2007-2011. The present study is based on overall 5521 citations appended to 532
articles. The mean of relative growth and Doblin Time for the first five year was 0.278 and
1.813,the productivity authors was measured in terms of the number of times a particular
author was during 2007 to 2011. The value group co-efficient for citation (gc) was 0.42,
The calculated chi-square value (896.5). The average rate of citation per articles (C/A)
was 10.37.
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LANGUAGE AND NEGOTIATION : AN EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE OF THE MOTIVATIONS FOR CODE SWITCHING AMONG BILINGUAL BANKERS AND THEIR 8CUSTOMERS IN S9ELECTED BANKS IN O10YO STA11TE
Robbin Anjola
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7116412
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In a multilingual setting like Nigeria, for inter-ethnic trade and commerce to be
successful, trade and commerce has to be conducted in a language that is not only
understood across ethnic boundaries, but also in a language that spans across both the
intelligibility and identity of the interlocutors in order to win over, maintain customers
and ensure better service delivery. This paper provides statistical data of such motivation
for language choice in the banking sector. Although English is the transactional language
in Nigeria since it is the language used with the purpose of getting things done in a formal
setting. The research goes a step further by attempting a repositioning of indigenous
languages in the country’s trade and commerce for efficient and effective interactional and
transactional purposes.
Using the Markedness model by Myers-Scotton, and the Communication
Accommodation Theory by Giles as theoretical framework, this study attempts an
assessment of the functionality of CS in a market situation with emphasis on the banking
sector. It seeks to interpret the conversational motivations of CS, the immediate functions
that it carries out and at the same time its organizational role in the progress of bargaining
interaction as a whole.
Using a questionnaire administered at four banks to 100 bankers and theircustomers, the research findings revealed both parties accommodate the other’s language
which results in a switch to make unmarked, marked, explanatory choice as well as CS
itself serving as a marked choice.Native language use is also found to be powerful
negotiation tool functioning as a ‘transactional code’ or ‘we code’ during a bargaining
procedure with both the bankers and the customers making choices within conversations to
achieve desired conversational and functional aims.
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CRISI12.S PHONIX
Prabhakar N. Kolekar, Prakash.G. Vhankade , Miss. R.S. Gaur
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7116417
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The Global Financial Crises are an indication of failure of our Financial
Planning and Financial Strategies. Current Global Financial Crisis is the worst
since the Great Depression of 1930s and has a devastating effect on all economies,
sectors, companies and individuals. Economic activity in India has drastically
suffered in the last few months. The impact of the global crisis has been
transmitted to the Indian economy through distinct channels. This paper is mainly
dealt with causes of the Global Financial Crises and its impact on Indian economy.
The paper suggests a set of policy measures to get the Indian economy back on the
path of sustained rapid and inclusive growth.
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GLOBAL13IZATION AND TEACHER 14EDUCATION
Dr.Vilas Ransure & Rashmi Joshi
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7116427
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India has the second largest system of schooling in the world. About five
million school teachers are working in the country at different levels of schooling.
In India, not only in the school system but also in the social system as a Catalyst of
change and development throughout the present system of teacher education in our
country, one can say without any fear of contradiction that it is in deep crisis. It is
sad that in spite of appointing several commissions and committees by the
government we have failed to create teacher education programmes tailor made to
meet the needs of the present day society in India. At present we are confronted
with challenges of knowledge explosion, revolutionary, changes in information and
communication technology, value crisis, social religious conflicts and tension etc.
unless the future teachers are made sensitive to all these challenges. It is difficult
for anyone to survive as a teacher and play the role expected of him. The
phenomenon of globalization is considered as the most wide spread trend our
century has ever witnessed. So in this century teacher education faced it of
challenger in the content of Globalization.
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SUSTAINABLE TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN KONKAN: A NEED OF TIME
Dr. Sardar Patil
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7116445
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Tourism is one of the largest global industries with much of the growing market
focused around pristine natural as well as cultural environments. It includes coastal and
marine areas, forts, forests, wildlife sanctuaries, temples, etc. Tourism plays an important
and vital role in the economic development of the developing country, like India (Tourism,
Planning Commision of India). It creates opportunities for employment in the service
industries associated with it and include transportation (Airlines, Cruise ships and
Taxicabs), hospitality (Accommodations including hotels and resorts) and entertainment
venues (Amusement parks, casinos, shopping malls, music venues and theatres)
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cruise_ship). Tourism can benefit local communities and
Government through revenue generation and employment. However, tourism can also
threaten the resources by destroying habitat, disturbing wildlife, affecting water quality,
and threaten communities by over-development, crowding, and disruption of local culture.
In addition, conventional tourism often does not benefit the local community when tourist
revenue “leaks” to outside operators (World Tourism Organization). As a result, tourism
can destroy the very resources on which it depends. In contrast, sustainable tourism is
consciously planned to benefit local residents, respect local culture, conserve natural
resources, direct more of the profits to the local community and Government, and educate
both tourists and local residents about the importance of conservation.
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TECHNOLOGY FOR CHALLENGED LEARNERS
Mr. Pradip B. Patil & Dr. Pratibha S. Patankar
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7116455
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Education is powerful instrument of social change and often initiates upward
movement in social structure thereby bridging the gap between the different sections of
society. The educational scene in our country has undergone major changes over the years
resulting in better provision of education and better educational practices for the learners
with Special Educational Need (SEN).
In India Learners with SEN defined variously in different documents in DPEP
defines it as child with special focus Group and makes provision of other groups like girls,
SCs, STs, Urban, Deprived children under the SEN.
The SEN has been accepted in broad perspectives; on the whole the focus has
remained to learners with specific disabilities and specific abilities
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INTEGRATION AND INCLUSION: A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE
Dr. Pravina Tapalia
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7116472
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With the expansion and extension of education beyond the political boundaries of
the country it has become mandatory to view certain issues from a different perspective
including the issue of children with special needs.
Globalization in education has led to innumerable changes in the present day
curriculum and the entire education system. Today we cannot think as an individual player
in the educational set up, but, we have to make our education system capable of delivering
courses that are in demand in the global market.
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INDIA-CHINA TRADE RELATION AND ITS CHANGING SCENARIO
Ravindra D. Hande & Kishor P.Kadam
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7116472
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Since the late 1950s, relations between India and china have been fraught with
tension and conflict. Yet the two countries have recently enjoyed a significant improvement
in bilateral relations. The BRICs countries (Brazil, Russia, India, and China) have shared a
common experience of rapid and substantive economic change over the last decade. While
economic growth has had varied consequences for India’s foreign policy, we focus on
India-China relations, asking whether economic interdependent- dance could lead to more
wide-ranging political cooperation between the two largest BRICs. This dyadic interaction
is of great geopolitical significance: The two countries are home to over a third of the
world’s population, have nuclear arsenals, and have been involved in an actual shooting
war with each other. Moreover, the India-China case study can help us understand how the
rising economic power of the BRICs may affect global stability. In the last decade, India
and China have enjoyed the best bilateral relations since the early 1950s. Could new
economic ties be impelling this improvement in their relationship?
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VARIOUS TRENDS ABOUT RESERVATION AND SOME REMEDIES FOR ITS EFFECTIVE IMPLIMENTATION
Dharmaji Eknath Kharat
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7116490
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This research study focuses on the injustice happened and happening with SC/ST
in Maharashtra. Due to the upper class ruling people; the survey which they do especially
BPL is been always faulty therefore landlord, rich, big politicians get the advantage of
Govt. Schemes whereas the SC/ST families those who are working on their farm, they
themselves are unemployed and landless; don’t have BPL card. So they are not eligible so
as to get advantages of Govt. Schemes to improve their life style and standard.
Implementation of Reservation Policy is also not proper; many organizations like
CASTTRIBE take lead for fulfilling the backlog in govt. sectors. But, the people sitting in
the chair are not showing their interest and any kind of action. The organization
representatives are given only promises and deadline always been extended with this or that
reason. How can these backward class people will be brought into the main flow of the
society; is a matter of a research but that research also will remain on paper when this kind
of mentality of people will be there. It’s a high time, for govt. to put efforts seriously as we
have completed 61 years of independence. Will these people get justice? When? How?
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SERVICE QUALITY IN SCHOOLS: SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS’ PERSPECTIVE
Niyaz Ahmad, & Dr. Indu Garg
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7116499
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The globalization and privatization of education are great causes for concern of
educational institutions particularly schools. Educational quality analysis is gaining
popularity throughout the world, leading growing competition in education industry. To
stay competitive in the community the schools are using various tools and method to assure
quality. Education comes under service sector, therefore the feedback from the exact
customer i.e. students about their perception and expectation of services provided plays a
vital role in quality improvement in schools.