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    by which, in our culture, human beings are made subjects.” [1] . He provides three modes of objectification of a subject, They are 1. Dividing Practices. 2. Scientific Classification.…

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    Loratadine

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    drowsiness. The activity mechanism of LOR is a competitive-reversible inhibitor of the histamine receptor tissue, and therefore, this prevents histamine binding and receptor activation [1]. LOR is a drug belonging to a class II in the biopharmaceutics classification system (BCS), which it has low solubility in water and high permeability [2]. Moreover, LOR is a weak base with a pKa of 5.0 and its solubility is affected by pH media [3]. Accordingly, LOR has the lowest solubility at pH 7.5 and…

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    and thereby increase the efficiency, accuracy, and clarity of learning systems. However feature selection can be costly endeavour. This paper proposes two new feature selection algorithms, based on binary particle swarm optimisation, with the aim of reducing running time without affecting classification accuracy by combining filter and wrapper approaches. The first algorithm proceeds cautiously by only updating the pbest and gbest, two critical values, after the learning system has been…

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    The notion of a sex/gender binary has not been historically around for a relatively long time. In fact, the belief that only males and females should exist in society was not a relevant topic until the late eighteenth century. The Age of Enlightenment paved way for sex dichotomy and was succinctly explained by Harold Garfinkel’s Studies in Ethnomethodology written in 1967. In this seminal text, he creates a summary of the laws of gender that the sex/gender binary heavily relies upon. These laws…

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    used for document classification has been introduced to computer vision field recently and used in object recognition successfully. The bag of words model to the face recognition which can robustly give excellent performance in recognizing the face under various conditions like illumination, pose variation ,facial expression and occlusions. The scale Invariant Feature Transform is used for extracting the features from the face and SVM classifiers are used for accurate classification of the…

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    2) The Party as the political clubs; 3) modern mass parties. Among Western political scientists we do not have a single point of view on the definition of a political party. This circumstance is due to the complexity and diversity of the object of research and dissimilar approaches to solving a specific problem, different traditions of national school of political science. The most famous are several types of definitions of political parties. This electoral type, which was based on, first of…

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    Since the creation of man and woman, society has ordered itself through categorization. Whether it be men and women, rich and poor, black and white, slaves and free-men, such classifications have proliferated dichotomous thinking and acting. In the aftermath of the civil war - a war that was fought over the binary institution that was slavery - James Weldon Johnson unravels the complexity of racial ideology in his 1912 novel The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man. Through character development…

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    Clostridium perfringens is typically found in soil and if this is eaten or coming in contact with the animal it can cause variety of diseases, especially in domestic animals. These diseases include different enteric syndromes such as bovine and ovine enterotoxemia, fowl necrotic enteritis, and lamb dysentery. Strains of most toxin types like alpha and beta toxin have been involved in necrotic enteritis beta toxin is caused by type-C strains. The pulpy kidney disease is caused by type-D strains…

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    Andrea Gibson, as the voice of non-binary youth expressed the struggles faced by young women that feel as though they don’t have the ability to exist within either side of the gender binary, and the ways in which the stereotypical gender roles made them feel entirely out of place. Gibson states, “When I was a kid I would sometimes / Secretly call myself Andrew…

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    Hyperbole In Havelocks

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    Havelock relies frequently on merismus in order to express whole quantities and spreads of continuous classifications. As a result, the text becomes simultaneously inclusive and binary. That is, these literary devices extend to extremes, capturing everything in-between in the process. For Havelock, this acts as a microcosm of Havelock’s ascent from owning nothing—not even his life—to being king of all England. Furthermore, specific merismus such as “lef and loth,” and “heye and lowe,” use…

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