Parth


Q.Explain (UDL)& (UVL) is converted into. sketch

1. Uniformly Distributed Load (UDL) Definition: Load is evenly spread across a length of a beam.Magnitude of Point W=w×L Load:where: = intensity of UDL (N/m or kN/m)= length over which UDL acts

UDL: Equivalent Point Load:

|‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾| | ↓ W = w × L

| w N/m | | (at L/2)

|___________| |_______________

<----- L -----> <----- L ----->

 2. Uniformly Varying Load (UVL)Definition: Load intensity varies linearly

...

See on Wikiteka »

Gsojs

PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES IN RELATION TO BIOLOGICAL ACTION

Physicochemical Properties refers to physical and chemical characteristics of a drug molecule that influence it's behaviour in biological systems. • These properties plays a crucial role in determining the drug's absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion.

• It includes:

⑦Ionisation

②Solubility

3 Partition Coefficient

Hydrogen Bonding © Protein Binding ⑥Chelation

Bibisosterism

Optical Geometrical Isomerism.

IONISATION

...

See on Student Notes »

Hiebj

BARBITURATES

Barbiturates are potent CNS depressants.

They are medicines that slow down brain or CNS activity.

They can be very strong and risky if not used carefully.

They are used to treat anxiety, sleep problems and siezures etc. They includes:

Barbital *

2 Phenobarbital

③Mephobarbital

Amobarbital

→ Butabarbital ⑥Pentobarbital

→ Secobarbital

MECHANISM OF ACTION

• Barbiturates are work by increasing the effect of GABA, a calming chemical of brain and slows down brain activity, helping

...

See on Student Notes »

BIOL252 test

MML7 Including intermediate Filaments - Cytoskeleton structure and function.

Actin is the most abundant intracellular protein in a eukaryotic cell, some organisms may only have one gene. Humans have 6 actin genes that encode different isoforms. 4 α actin isoforms present in various muscle cells. β and γ actin isoforms in non-muscle cells. Differ in only 4-5 amino acids. Actin microfilaments. Monomer:  G-actin (globular form) Polymer F-actin (filamentous form). Functions Local restructuring of...

See on Student Notes »

ttttttttttttt

🎬 Acting Terminology

  • Acting – Bringing script to life.

  • Playwright – Writes the play.

  • Representational style – Real-life acting, no eye contact.

  • Presentational style – Talks to audience.

  • Fourth wall – Invisible wall between actors/audience.

  • Character – Role played by actor.

  • Audition – Try out for a role.

  • Characterization – Building a character.

  • Subtext – Implied meaning under lines.

  • Historical – Real-life character.



🎬 Acting Terminology

  • Classical

...

See on Wikiteka »

smbdcv mkas,nc.a

1. what is IKS?

  • Indian Knowledge System (IKS) is the traditional knowledge developed in India over centuries in various fields.

  • It includes subjects like science, math, medicine, art, literature, and philosophy.

  • Great Indian scholars like Aryabhata and Sushruta contributed to global knowledge.

  • IKS promotes harmony with nature and sustainable living.

  • It also teaches values, ethics, and well-being through systems like Yoga and Vedanta

what is vedic corpus?

The Vedic corpus includes four

...

See on Student Notes »

Didactics

Reading strategies:

Skim: read for the brief idea or overview

Scan: Read for specific details or a specific reason. KWL: determine what you Know about the topic, what you Want to know and what you LearnedSkip: if you don’t understand a word or section, keep reading ahead. Come back to the section or word again and try to figure out the meaning. Use a dictionary if necessary. Look for headings , subtitles and keywords.  Read out loud: children read out loud when they start reading.  Create

...

See on Student Notes »

Respiratory System

Respiratory System

Marco Rios (920439696)

  • Ventilation
    • Pulmonary Ventilation: the volume of air breathed in/out per minute
    • Alveolar Ventilation: the volume of air exchanged b/w atmosphere and alveoli per minute
  • Lungs: pair pf organs  consisting of the lower part of respiratory airways, pulmonary circ., and connective tissue
  • Pleural Sacs: thin, fluid-filled membranes that enclose lungs. Space between the pair is known as the pleural cavity
  • Type I Cells: form the walls of alveoli
  • Type II
...

See on Wikiteka »

Hhvbhhhhbh

Elasticity of Demand

Elasticity of demand refers to the responsiveness of the quantity demanded of a good or service to changes in its price or other influential factors, such as income or prices of related goods.

Types of Elasticity of Demand

1. *Price Elasticity of Demand (PED)*: Measures the responsiveness of quantity demanded to changes in price.

2. *Income Elasticity of Demand*: Measures the responsiveness of quantity demanded to changes in consumer income.

3. *Cross-Elasticity of Demand*:

...

See on Student Notes »