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Introduction Conservation genetics is actually a recent evolutionary theory and practise of genetics on species in order to reduce their risk of extinction. Some relevant studies improve the role of conservation genetics in specific type of species. There are so many long-lived species worldwide, either amphibians or mammals which nowadays are limited and also distributed in certain areas. Most of them can be found into small, fragmented isolated populations due to pollution, invasion of exotic

Radiation Dose Limits for Workers Should Be Reduced Radiation exposure limits is the amount of ionizing radiation stipulated by legislation in which an individual may be exposed according to accepted values by the scientific agencies (ENS 4). There are stipulated amounts of exposure that are set for different types of persons. The exposure limit should be reduced in order to reduce the prevalence of medical effects on humans. There are two types of exposure that need to be reduced in order to guarantee

uncertainties of renewable Energy Resources. In this paper a hybrid multi-objective Backtracking search with sequential quadratic programming optimization algorithm is proposed. The stochastic way of photovoltaic and wind energy is displayed by Weibul probability distribution function with solar irradiance and wind speed being stochastic variables. To accept the effectiveness it is first connected as a benchmark to the standard six generator system. Than the entrance of the wind and solar power on cost and

Introduction Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin, the first modern antibiotic, in 1928, and by 1940, scientists reported that bacteria had developed resistance. In February 27, 2017, The World Health Organization (WHO) published its first-ever list of antibiotic-resistant priority pathogens–a catalogue of 12 families of bacteria that pose the greatest threat to human health. In the category Priority 1, which WHO entitled as critical, is Carbapenem-Resistant Enterobacteriaceae, (CRE) (Lawe-Davies

In this paper, a novel variable selection technique with adaptive shrinkage stochastic search is used to understand the influences of the predictor variables. Variable selection is a challenging task and several Bayesian techniques are available. A comparative review of the methods are given in O'Hara and Sillanpää (2009). This paper develops a technique that combines a binary indicator model selection using stochastic search introduced by George and McCulloch (1993) and an adaptive shrinkage method

like, with cool days and crisp nights, though when the sun is shining the days can get quite hot. The Amazon region generally stays warm and wet round. The achieve this objective of this paper and it is necessary to Construct the Temperature Stochastic Model for Option Pricing based on data price the call and put options and how the temperature fluctuating is affects investees in Colombian Electricity Markets. Thus, first part of

Evolution is the gradual change of genotype and phenotype of organisms over time in response to selection pressures. This enables organisms to become better equipped to exploit their environment. Random processes are governed by the laws of probability and cannot be forecast except for a certain degree of directionality. Deterministic processes however, are predictable and tend towards a repeated outcome. It is necessary to consider the true role of stochasticity in evolution, first in the frame

Centralization versus Decentralization: Risk Pooling, Risk Diversification, and Supply Uncertainty in a One-Warehouse Multiple-Retailer System Amanda J. Schmitt Lawrence V. Snyder Dept. of Industrial and Systems Engineering Lehigh University Bethlehem, PA, USA Zuo-Jun Max Shen Dept. of Industrial Engineering and Operations Research University of California Berkeley, CA, USA May 27, 2008 ABSTRACT We investigate optimal system design in a One-Warehouse Multiple-Retailer system in which supply

II. Literature survey A. The Hydrological Cycle The central focus of any hydro-meteorological study is the hydrological cycle shown in Figure 2.1. The hydrological cycle has no beginning or end and its many processes occur continuously (Chow et al., 1988). In describing the cycle, the water evaporates from ocean and land surface to become part of atmosphere; water vapour is transported and lifted in the atmosphere until it condenses and precipitates on the land or the oceans. Precipitated water

In this paper, we present a new method called NGEKF algorithm for tracking moving targets in a wireless sensor network (WSN). Until now, several methods have been presented for target tracking. These approaches face limitations that affect the efficient operation of WSN such as high energy consumption, high implementation cost and low speed or accuracy (e.g. Extended Kalman Filter and combination of Maximum Likelihood Estimation and Kalman Filter (KF+MLE)). Hence, other literatures have proposed