This paper bases on the fact that Patriarchy as a social system and structure enables men in all the roles to which high status is attributed in any society, is crucial in understanding the dominance of men over women, and therefore being a stepping stone to understand the inequalities therein that lead women to begin negotiating for migration. Specifically this paper shows how the patriarchal system among the Gogo people, in Dodoma region Tanzania, creates gender inequalities in society. It examines how the structure of the patriarchy system that emphasizes the power status of male, authority, control of the male and oppression, domination of the man, suppression, humiliation, subordination and subjugation of the women leads to workload inequalities at the disadvantage of women and children. It does so by examining the structure of patriarchal system as being unveiled through gender roles aspect, of the Gogo people. In this aspect there is manifestation of rule by the father and the supremacy of the husband / father within the family, and therefore to the subordination of his wife and his children. The main argument of this paper is that the patriarchal system perpetuates inequalities out of roles played by men and women within the homestead and farm among the Gogo people that lay a foundation for the Gogo women to negotiate for moving outside their communities.

This paper sought to determine and assess the roles human resources managers (HRMs) are playing in the Algerian economic enterprises. To achieve this objective, a questionnaire, consisting of 20 items, was developed and distributed to a sample of 35HRMs in public and private enterprises in the Setif and Bordj Bou Arreridj districts. Various statistical methods, were then used to test different hypotheses.

The study was designed to explore the allelopathic effect of Populus nigra bark on Zea mays under labourtary condition during 2014-2015. The allelopathic influence of aqueous extracts of P. nigra bark have determined on the germination, seedling growth, fresh weight and dry weight of Zea mays. ANOVA (RCBD) showed no significant effects of concentration and duration on germination between group as well as within group. On plumule length the significant effects of concentration (F=28.1457) was found within group while the effect of duration (F=2.4125) showed significant effects within group and between group i.e. concentration and duration, no significant was found. On plumule length significant effects of concentration was found within group (F=17.2154) and between group (F= 12.8457) while the effect of 48h duration showed significant effects within group (F=4.8654). On fresh weight significant effects of high concentration was found within group (F=37.3254) and between group (F=18.5241) while the effect of duration (F=4.6584) showed significant effects within group. On dry weight significant effects of concentration (F=27.5684) was found within group. The effect of duration (F=412.8457) showed significant effects within group while between the group (F=7.76352) significant effect was present. These findings indicate that P. nigra bark sown in fields which had leaf and stem litter of test plant will be adversely affected regarding germination, growth and ultimately resulting in lower yield

The transesterification reactions of sunflower and corn oils in supercritical methyl and ethyl acetates in a tubular flow reactor without catalyst were studied. The residence time of the reaction mixture was ~2.9 min. The reaction of sunflower oil in supercritical methyl acetate yielded a large amount of free fatty acids and respective esters. The fraction of free fatty acids among the reaction products at high temperatures attained 50%. The product distributions in the transesterification reactions of vegetable oils with supercritical methyl and ethyl acetates were studied in detail. The methods of qualitative and quantitative analysis of the reaction products have been developed.

After pinpoint all optimum conditions for extraction Cobalt(II) as ion pair association complex or chleated complex with complexing agent 1-[2-pyridyl azo] -2-naphthol which dimonirtrate λmax for complex extracted was (446nm.) more stable complex formation was at pH= 7 and 60 μg Co(II)/5ml with 1×10-4 M 1-[2-pyridyl azo] -2-naphthol[PAN] dissolved in chloroform and shaking time 10 minutes. The stoichiometry of complex extracted to the organic phase was 1:1 metal : PAN [Co(PAN)+Cl- ] or [Co(PAN)] +(Cl-).Extraction method was endothermic as well as thermodynamic parameters after calculated waΔsH ex= 0.0149 KJmol-, ΔGex= -58.81 KJ mol- and ΔSex= 176.55 J mol-. Synergism study show from the slope is appear there is one molecule of TBP or MIBK participated in the structure of complex extracted to the organic phase.

The novel under-study is Mohsin Hamid’s How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia. The study is an attempt to seek answer to the question as to whether the novel can be termed as a ‘social satire’ or not; and whether it is set in contemporary Pakistan or otherwise. This question precisely governs the overall research. The analysis shows that the novel understudy tacitly satirizes the social institutions of the country it is set in. It has been found that it holds the social wrongs of various institutions up to ridicule more than the individual follies. The targets of the attack are social areas like health, education, bureaucracy, industry etc., and sufficient textual proofs support the same. So it can safely be termed as a social satire. As far the unnamed place is concerned, the textual evidences and analysis of secondary sources particularly regarding the level, nature and frequency of ills like corruption, nepotism, terrorism and insecurity corroborate that the novel is set in contemporary Pakistan.

In this paper, an attempt is made to study the three-point distribution function for simultaneous velocity, magnetic, temperature and concentration fields in dusty fluid MHD turbulence in presence of coriolis force under going a first order reaction. The various properties of constructed distribution functions have been sufficiently discussed. In this study, the transport equation for three-point distribution function under going a first order reaction has been obtained. The resulting equation is compared with the first equation of BBGKY hierarchy of equations and the closure difficulty is to be removed as in the case of ordinary turbulence.

In this paper presents the restoration of blurred images which gets degraded due to diverse atmospheric and environmental conditions, so it is essential to restore the original image. The research outcomes exhibit the major identified bottleneck for restoration is to deal with the blurred image as an input to imaging agent employing various methodologies ranging from principle component analysis to momentary algorithms and also a set of attempts are been executed in image restoration using various algorithms. However the precise results are not been proposed and demonstrated in the comparable researches. Also detail understanding for applications of moment algorithms for image restoration and demonstrating the benefits of geometric and orthogonal moments are becoming the recent requirements for research.

The Prosthodontic health status and Prosthodontic rehabilitation needs of Jazan local population in the southern region of Saudi Arabia were not well documented. This study evaluates the level of perception and awareness of a group of Jazan population towards Prosthodontic rehabilitation and the factors that prevent them from the treatment. Knowledge and perceived needs of subjects regarding Prosthodontics play an important role in their acceptance to prosthetic rehabilitation. A self-designed questionnaire containing eleven questions was designed and reasons for choosing or refusing treatments were measured using Likert scale. A survey of 467 randomly selected subjects was conducted among the patients and relatives reported to the College of Dentistry, Jazan University, Jazan. Collected data were statistically analysed using SPSS V.19 for descriptive statistics along with Chi-squared test at a significance level of p < 0.05.

Needless to say, the dissemination of knowledge in the global scale is dependent upon translation, i.e. translating a text from the source language to the target language, English here as being widely considered the lingua franca of science and technology. Nevertheless, in spite of its crucial role, there seems to be some constraints on the way to an intelligible work of translation, one of which could be not being competent in the grammar of the target language. Otherwise stated, familiarity with the grammar of the target language, English here, seems to be of paramount importance for the incompetence could obviously hinder the comprehensibility of written works in general, and scientific research articles in particular. In this respect, we should hasten to add that the translation of scientific research articles from Farsi into English is not an exception. Being the focus of deep concerns in Iran, this paper concentrates on the linguistic analysis of mistranslations of two research articles which were written by students of post graduate courses of mechanical engineering, and physics in Iran, both of which required revision for conspicuous grammatical errors, and as a result, unintelligibility. The analysis reveals the crucial role of grammatical competence for Iranian students in higher education in order to help them find their deserved stance in related international discourse communities.