Did you mean: Search also for broader subjects Search also for narrower subjects Search also for related subjects Naipaul, V. S. (Vidiadhar Surajprasad), 1932- Correspondence. Selections. Selma, Princess, granddaughter of Murad V, Sultan of the Turks, 1911-1941 Fiction. STATIC PRESSURE MEASUREMENT IN ATORQUE CONVERTER STATE 1-10 A SYSTEM ENGINEERING APPROACH TO SUBSYSTEM DESIGN AUTOMOTIVE TRANSMISSION 11-16 DESIGN OF VANE PUMP SUCTION PORTING TO REDUCE CAVITATION AT HIGH OPERATION SPEEDS17-22 IMPROVING AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SHIFT QUALITY BY FEEDBACK CONTROL WITH A TURBINE SPEED SENSOR 23-32 SATUM TRANSMISSION FAMILY PRODUCT AND PROCESS FLEXIBILITY BY DESIGN 33-42 A GREASE FILLED TORSIONAL COUPLING FOR CVT VEHICLES 43-50 AMETHOD FOR SELECTING PARALLEL CONNECTED PLANETARY GEAR TRAIN ARRAGEMENTS FOR AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION 51-60 RESONANCE TYPE GEAR FATIGUE TESTER 61-66 A STUDY ON GEAR NOISE REDUCTION BASED ON HELICAL GEAR TOOTH 67-72 ACC NO-27349 ACC NO-28048 SECURITY IN NEW MILLENNIUM INDIAN NATIONAL SECURITY INDIAN FOREIGN RELATIONS INDIA'S DRAFT NUCLEAR DOCTRINE CTBT DEBATE,INDIAN POINT OF VIEW INDIA PAKISTAN RELATIONS IN FUTURE ISI OPERATIONS IN INDIA MISSILE RACE IN SUBCONTINENT FORCE MULTIPLIER TECHNOLOGIES FUTURE BATTLEFIELD SCENARIO FORCE STRUCTURE-CHINA FORCE STRUCTURE-INDIA FORCE STRUCTURE-PAKISTAN INDIAN DEFENCE BUDGET 1999-2000 DRDO'S RECENT AND CURRENT PROJECTS INDIAN ARMY INDIAN NAVY INDIAN AIRFORCE INDIAN DEFENCE COOPERATION WITH FOREIGN PARTNERS DEFEXPO INDIA 1999 INDIA DEFEXPO 1999 ISRAEL AT DEFEXPO INDIA 1999 INDIAN ARMED FORCES DEFENCE ORGANISATION INDIAN WEAPON SYSTEMS INDIAN ARMED FORCES EQUIPMENT INDIAN DEFENCE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT A NEW MATERIAL FOR NEW WAYS OF DESIGN 1-6 A SHEET METAL STAMPING CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR PRODUCT PROCESS 7-18 CAPABILITIES AND ADVANCES IN THE FINEBLANKING PROCESS 19-40 SHEARING AND STAMPING HOT ROLLED MATERIAL 41-50 COMPUTERIZED CONTROL OF THE BLANKHOLDER PRESSURE ON DEEP 51-56 TRIBOLOGICAL FACTORS AFFECTING THE LDH TEST 57-62 GLOBAL AND LOCAL PERSPECTIVES OF GRID ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES 63-72 COMPARISON OF DIFERENT SURFACE STRAIN MEASUREMENT METHODS USED FOR DEFORMED SHEET METAL PARTS 73-86 RECENT PROGRESS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF FORMING LIMIT CURVES FOR AUTOMOTIVE SHEET STEELS 87-104 INTERACTION OF PART GEOMETRY AND MATERIL PROPERTIES WITH FORMING SEVERITY AND TOOLING DESIGN FOR BOX SHAPED STAMPINGS 105-114 MICRO MECHANISTIC INTERPRETATION OF TOOL WORKPLACE INTERACTIONS 115-122 EFFECT OF BEAD FINISH ORIENTATION ON FRICTION AND GALLING IN THE DRAWBEAD TEST 123-134 AN EVALUATION OF INTERFACE FRICTION IN DIFERENT FORMING MODELS FOR COATED STEEL SHEETS 135-142 TRANSIENT TRIBOLOGICAL PHENOMENA IN DRAWBEAD SIMULATION 143-150 THE EFFECTS OF DIE MATERIALS AND ELECTRO ETCHING ON FRICTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF AUTOMOTIVE SHEET STEELS 151-160 USING AXISYMMETRIC SOLUTIONS TO ESTIMATE THE FORMING SEVERITY OF THREE DIMENSIONAL METAL STAMPINGS 161-172 FACTORS AFFECTING THE FORMABILITY OF CORNERS IN SHEETMETAL PARTS 173-182 ON A ONE STEP FINITE ELEMENT APPROACH FOR A CLOSER INTERFACE BETWEEN PRODUCT DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING FEASIBILITY 183-192 NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF A STRETCH DRAWN AUTOBODY PART 1 ASSESSMENT OF SIMULATION METHODOLOGY AND MODELING OF STAMPING COMPONENT 193-206 NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF A STRETCH DRAWN AUTOBODY PART-2 VALIDATION VERSUS EXPERIMENTS FOR VARIUOS HOLDING AND DRAWBOARD CONDITIONS 207-219 ACC NO-27350 ACC NO-30802 ACC NO-30801 ACC NO-28044 ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GREAT MILITARY LEADERS AND SOLDIERS. FIELD MARSHAL JEFFREY AMHERST, JACOB ASTLEY, ATTILA, ALEXANDER THE GREAT, EDMUND HENRY ALLENBY, SUBATAI BA ADUR, BABAR, FRANCISCO FRANCO BAHAMONDE, WILLIAM BAILLIE, LANCE SERGEANT JOHN D. BASKEYFIELD, WILLIAM GEORGE BARKER, PIERRE G.T BEAUREGARD, JEAN BAPTISTE-JULES BERNADOTTE, WILLIAM AVERY BISHOP, NETAJI SUBHASH CHANDRA BOSE, ADMIRAL EDWARD BOSCAWEN, ALEKSEY ALEKSEYEVICH BRUSILOV, CADWALLON KING OF GWYNEDD, CAIUS JULIUS CAESAR, WILLIAM CAVENDISH, CHARLES 1, CHARLES OF LORRAINE, NOEL GODFREY CHAVASSE,CHRISTIAN OF BRUNSWICK, JOHN CHURCHILL, ROBERT CLIVE, CALBRAITH LOWERY COLE, SIR EYRIE COOTE, ROBERT CRAUFORD, OLIVER CROMWELL, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS CUMBERLAND, EDWARD THE BLACK PRICE, PRINCE OF WALES, EDWARD III KING OF ENGLAND, THOMAS FAIRFAX, ERICH VON FALKENHAYN, FERDINAND OF BRUNSWICK, NATHAN BEDFORD FORREST, FREDERICK II (THE GREAT), BERNARDO DE GALVEZ, GEORGE II, NATHANAEL GREENE, BEVIL GRENVILE, ALEXANDER HAMILTON, HANNIBAL, SIR BASIL HENRY LIDDELL HART, ADMIRAL EDWARD HAWKE, A.P HILL, ROWLAND "DADDY" HILL, GENERAL NGUYEN VAN HIEU, NELSON HARATTIO, JOHN PAUL JONES, JEAN BAPTISTE JOURDAN, STEPHEN WATTS KEARNY, MYLES WALTER KEOGH, HORATIO KITCHENER, V.V FILIP KONOWAL, PRINCE M ILARIONOVICH KUTUZOV, THE MARQUIS DELAFAYETTE, MARMADUKE LANGDALE, BENJAMIN LINCOLN, ERICH VON LUDENDORFF, DOUGLAS MACARTHUR, ADMIRAL THOMAS MATHEWS, SIR WALTER DE MAUNY, DUKE MAXIMILIAN IOF BAVARIA, GEORGE BRINTON MCCLELLAN, MAJOR GENERAL G.G MEADE, VON MOLTKE, LOUIS OSEPH MONTCALM, BRIGADIER GENERAL DANIEL MORGAN, SULTAN MURAD, NICOLAS CHARLES OUDINOT,GRAND DUKE NINHOLAS, ROBERT GEORGES NIVELLE, ORKHAN, OTHMAN, GENERAL SIR JAMES OUTRAM, HENRY PERCY HOTSPUR, JOHN JOSEPH PERSHING, WILLIAM PITT THE ELDER, PRINCE JOSEF ANTON PONIATOWSKI, COLONEL JOHN A POINDEXTER, JOHN S POINDEXTER, ELWOOD R QUESADA, PRINCE RUPERT, HERMAN MAURICE SAXE, GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT, WILLIAM TECUMSEH SHERMAN, CHHATRAPATI SHIVAJI, PHILIP SKIPPON, TECUMSEH, JOHAN TESERCLAES TILLY, SUN TZU, FREDERICK WILLIAM I, JAMES WOLFE, SHAKA ZULU MS-CSE-15 MSTHESIS ABSTRACT. Database management Systems (DBMS) are one the most critical component of a software application. Searching data from DBMS is an enormous part in software performance. Text search engines are also used for searching, but these engines lack sophisticated DBMS features. Relational database management systems (RDBMS) are not quite compatible with modern objectoriented languages. To overcome the complexity of data and object-oriented programming, modern development practices adopted Object Relation Mapping frameworks (ORM). ORM bears a layer of abstraction between object models and database. This layer automatically bridges objects in OOP languages to database records, which results in significantly reducing custom mapping code complexity. ORM has its advantages but on the other side it comes with be some challenges too. In process of mapping objects and data, ORM keeps the relations between objects intact and that results in retrieval of multiple objects from multiple tables. When the data is big and have a hieratical structure, data retrieval or search becomes more complex. Database performance for the retrieval of data are optimized by adding indexing to each table. Indexing makes search significantly fast but also makes other processes slow because tables are required to be re-index every time a record is changed. Hence an optimized solution is required to resolve this problem in ORM search process. To overcome this problem, this research proposes a java-based framework that can interact between ORM and search engine. It consumes search engine web APIs to provide a layer that can convert and search objects to/from XML. It makes search process faster and support ORM with its object-oriented methodology. Moreover, this framework not only reduces performance load on databases but also makes search queries simpler when implemented in development process. The results have been validated by two case studies, which were carried out by implementing each approach. 1000 similar search queries were processed on each framework and results shows 30 to 40 % improvement in query time. Keywords: DBMS Search, Indexing, Text Search Engines, Solr inedexes, Object oriented programming (OOP), Object Relation Mapping (ORM), Search optimization, Information Retrieval, database indexing MS-CSE-15 MSTHESIS ABSTRACT. The use of web and mobile applications is growing very rapidly in the modern era. Due to high end demand of such applications, the software stakeholders want the applications to be available on both mobile and web. In software industry this requires more efforts to develop applications for both mobile and web. Consequently, more resources with different technology experts are needed for the development of multiplatform applications. The software engineers always look for time saving and robust methodology for good, quick and qualitative software development. Web and mobile applications usually composed of three layers i.e. application, business and data. Application layer deals with the UI related concepts that run on browser. On the other hand, business layer deals with the business logic that is usually implemented on server side. Finally, data layer deals the data access from database. We have performed the literature review in which we found that a methodology is needed where the software engineers can generate scaffolding code for the data and presentation layers considering the modern development technologies of hybrid (ionic) and web apps (angular). Normally in software industry, the system analysts design the class diagram and is handled over to the software developers. The developers start writing code in client side technology, server side technology and also generate database according to the class diagram. We have proposed the model-based methodology for the development of applications for both mobile and web applications, because, Model Driven Architecture (MDA) is renowned software design approach in software industry that make the software development very rapid and consistent. MDA facilitate the development of multiplatform applications from one UML diagram. Specifically, by applying the principle of "Run everywhere after develop once", we have designed a profile which have data types and stereotypes of model, class and property meta-class. We have generated the code from class diagram by Acceleo. Our methodology is validated by two case studies demonstrating that the idea is workable. Moreover, one empirical case study was given to 12 industry professional, for evaluating the saving of development effort using the proposed methodology. We found that the proposed approach reduced the amount of effort significantly. Key Words: Hybrid App, Web App, Model-Based Scaffolding, CRUD, MDA, Web service