Wafaa: A Deadly Love Story is a 2008 Indian film starring Rajesh Khanna, Laila Khan and Sahib Chopra.[1] This movie was written by Salim Raza and directed by Rakesh Sawant. It was released on 19 December 2008 worldwide by Dimension Pictures.[2]
Wafaa was promoted as a comeback film for Rajesh Khanna in lead role. The movie was not directed well, nor the story well portrayed on screen which made it a box office failure and received mostly negative reviews for the performance of the heroine and supporting casts.[3] Though critics observed that Khanna's dialogue delivery and body language remained similar to the various classics he has starred in over the years from 1966 to 1996.
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A camera above the chair sends video of the entire room to a computer. A computer vision tracking algorithm searches for visitors and their locations. When a visitor is determined to be within a hotspot, video playback changes accordingly. The video is comprised of two movie files composited together in realtime to give the effect of separate speeds. Original source footage was shot in HD1080i and minimally modified to retain as much resolution as possible.
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La Sportiva presents Hura (free) the short movie dedicated to the young climber of Egyptian origins. The difficulties, struggles and revenge of a Muslim girl who grew up far from home in search of herself.
The actress of the movie "The Black Panther" touched on the failed plastic surgery that contributed to changing her features significantly, and explained that she was very happy with the amount of love and attention she received, and indicated that she had received a call from an Arab community in California after she published her photo and the callers explained that they had shown the photo to A medical team and that there is full readiness to perform the operation in California, and to accompany any number of escorts.
It is noteworthy that the Syrian actress Wafaa Salem gave her the director Atef Salem his name after her first experience with him in Egypt through the movie "The Black Panther", which starred the late artist Ahmed Zaki, and she was able to achieve great success through the character of the foreign girl who was loved by the film's hero, "Mohamed Hassan". .
Microgrid stability studies have been largely based on small-signal linearization techniques. However, the validity and magnitude of the linearization domain is limited to small perturbations. Thus, there is a need to examine microgrids with large-signal nonlinear techniques to fully understand and examine their stability. Large-signal stability analysis can be accomplished by Lyapunov-based mathematical methods. These Lyapunov methods estimate the domain of asymptotic stability of the studied system. A survey of Lyapunov-based large-signal stability studies showed that few large-signal studies have been completed on either individual systems (dc/ac inverters, dc/dc rectifiers, etc.) or microgrids. The research presented in this thesis addresses the large-signal stability of droop-controlled dc/ac inverters and inverter-based microgrids. Dc/ac power electronic inverters allow microgrids to be technically feasible. Thus, as a prelude to examining the stability of microgrids, the research presented in Chapter 3 analyzes the stability of inverters. First, the 13 th order large-signal nonlinear model of a droop-controlled dc/ac inverter connected to an infinite bus is presented. The singular perturbation method is used to decompose the nonlinear model into 11th, 9th, 7th, 5th, 3rd and 1st order models. Each model ignores certain control or structural components of the full order model. The aim of the study is to understand the accuracy and validity of the reduced order models in replicating the performance of the full order nonlinear model. The performance of each model is studied in three different areas: time domain simulations, Lyapunov's indirect method and domain of attraction estimation. The work aims to present the best model to use in each of the three domains of study. Results show that certain reduced order models are capable of accurately reproducing the performance of the full order model while others can be used to gain insights into those three areas of
Aging dynamics was investigated in the glassy states of poly(2-chlorostyrene) by measuring the complex electrical capacitance during aging below the glass transition temperature. The variations with time and temperature of the ac dielectric susceptibility and volume could be determined by simply measuring the variation in the complex electrical capacitance. Isothermal aging at a given temperature for several hours after an intermittent stop in constant-rate cooling is stored in the deviations of both the real and imaginary parts of the complex ac dielectric susceptibility and volume. During cooling after isothermal aging, the deviation of the ac dielectric susceptibility from the reference value decreases and almost vanishes at room temperature. By contrast, the deviation in volume induced during isothermal aging remains almost constant during cooling. The simultaneous measurement of ac dielectric susceptibility and volume clearly revealed that the ac dielectric susceptibility exhibits a full rejuvenation effect, whereas the volume does not show any rejuvenation effects. We discuss a plausible model that can reproduce the present experimental results.
We calculate both analytically and numerically the ac susceptibility χ(ω) and the nonlinear electromagnetic response of thin superconductor strips and disks of constant thickness in a perpendicular time-dependent magnetic field Ba(t)=B0cos ωt, taking account of the strong nonlinearity of the voltage-current characteristics below the irreversibility line. We consider integral equations of nonlinear nonlocal flux diffusion for a wide class of thermally activated creep models. It is shown that thin superconductors, despite being fully in the critical state, exhibit a universal Meissner-like electromagnetic response in the dissipative flux-creep regime. The expression for the linear ac susceptibility during flux creep appears to be similar to the susceptibility of Ohmic conductors, but with the relaxation time constant replaced by the time t elapsed after flux creep has started. This result is independent of any material parameter or temperature or dc field. For ωt>>:1, we obtain χ(ω)-1+pln (qiωt)/(iωt), where p and q are constants. Above a critical ac amplitude B0=Bl, the local response of the electric field becomes nonlinear, and there are two distinctive nonlinear regimes at B0>Bl, where Bls(d/a)1/2Bp, Bp is a characteristic field of full flux penetration, s(T,B)=\\dln j/dln t\\ is the dimensionless flux-creep rate and d and a are the sample thickness and width, respectively. For Bl>:Bh. Here Bh(ω) weakly depends on ω and is of order (d/a)1/2Bp for a very wide frequency range, well
Superparamagnetic nanoparticles (SPNPs) are expected to play an increasingly important role in bio-imaging and therapy. These applications rely on understanding SPNPs magnetic properties which have been successfully characterized by AC Faraday rotation (FR). AC FR is used here to build on results presented earlier by measuring solutions of surfactant-coated magnetite nanoparticles. The setup employs a He-Ne laser, polarizing components, a sinusoidal B-field, and a lock-in detection scheme to measure the SPNPs FR. Such a setup provides a novel, economical way of determining important magnetic properties of SPNPs. The main intensity signal (1f) along with higher harmonics are collected and analyzed to calculate quantities such as the Verdet constant and the magnetic moment. We hope further analysis can also reveal details of size distribution and relaxation times of SPNPs. We will present results from samples with various concentrations as well as a particular concentration subjected to a range of B-field frequencies (between 800 Hz and 14 kHz). Findings are compared to results from more traditional techniques like magnetic susceptibility measurements, magnetic force microscopy, etc. We will also address the comparative advantages of this technique and its limitations.
We investigate the properties of excess dark current accumulated during the 100-second full-frame readout of the Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS) Wide Field Channel (WFC) detectors. This excess dark current, called "readout dark", gives rise to ambient background gradients and hot columns in each ACS/WFC image. While readout dark signal is removed from science images during the bias correction step in CALACS, the additional noise from the readout dark is currently not taken into account. We develop a method to estimate the readout dark noise properties in ACS/WFC observations. We update the error (ERR) extensions of superbias images to include the appropriate noise from the ambient readout dark gradient and stable hot columns. In recent data, this amounts to about 5 e-/pixel added variance in the rows farthest from the WFC serial registers, and about 7 to 30 e-/pixel added variance along the stable hot columns. We also flag unstable hot columns in the superbias data quality (DQ) extensions. The new reference file pipeline for ACS/WFC implements these updates to our superbias creation process.
Biopesticides or transgenic crops based on Cry toxins from the soil bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) effectively control agricultural insect pests. The sustainable use of Bt biopesticides and Bt crops is threatened, however, by the development of Cry resistance in the target pests. The diamondback moth, Plutella xylostella (L.), is the first pest that developed resistance to a Bt biopesticide in the field, and a recent study has shown that the resistance of P. xylostella to Cry1Ac is caused by a mutation in an ATP-binding cassette (ABC) transporter gene (ABCC2). In this study, we report that down-regulation of a novel ABC transporter gene from ABCG subfamily (Pxwhite) is associated with Cry1Ac resistance in P. xylostella. The full-length cDNA sequence of Pxwhite was cloned and analyzed. Spatial-temporal expression detection revealed that Pxwhite was expressed in all tissues and developmental stages, and highest expressed in Malpighian tubule tissue and in egg stage. Sequence variation analysis of Pxwhite indicated the absence of constant non-synonymous mutations between susceptible and resistant strains, whereas midgut transcript analysis showed that Pxwhite was remarkably reduced in all resistant strains and further reduced when larvae of the moderately resistant SZ-R strain were subjected to selection with Cry1Ac toxin. Furthermore, RNA interference (RNAi)-mediated suppression of Pxwhite gene expression significantly reduced larval susceptibility to Cry1Ac toxin, and genetic linkage analysis confirmed that down-regulation of Pxwhite gene is tightly linked to Cry1Ac resistance in P. xylostella. To our knowledge, this is the first report indicating that Pxwhite gene is involved in Cry1Ac resistance in P. xylostella. Copyright 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. 2ff7e9595c
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