While designing engineering structures, structure foundation should operate in accordance with the ground as much as possible and should fulfil the design criteria in geotechnical and structural means. Structure-ground interaction should be a non-negligible element of structure design. So far, examinations related to the earthquake indicate that earthquake induced structural damage is significantly affected by soil conditions. One of these is soil liquefaction. After soil became saturated by water, this damages the structures above the ground. This study conducted to determine soil-structure interactions and damage effects that arise from soil liquefaction. Liquefaction damages caused by ground are described and samples were brought for this damage. At the end, suggestions were made based on the obtained results.

Keywords: Earthquake, Soil Liquefaction, Soil Condition

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The research on the dynamics of ultrastructural changes in the hemo-microcirculatory bed at different stages of experimental streptozotocin-induced diabetes has been conducted. There has been made a comparison of the results at the end of the 6th, 8th and 10th weeks of the experiment with the initial norm indices in order to obtain data on the beginning of the morphological changes in the area of the left heart vascularization and the beginning of the critical period of changes and the subsequent rearrangements in the rat hemo-microcirculatory bed links.

Keywords: - Diabetes mellitus, heart, hemo-microcirculatory bed, rat, streptozotocin.

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The system can be organized by a machine intervention in dissimilarity to human interposition into the conventional medical personnel based ideal of on diagnosing the disease. The system passes on two dependent steps - the first detects skin anomalies and the after identification the diseases to be infected. The system operates on visual input i.e. high resolution color images and patient background. In the form of machine intervention, the system uses color image processing having a ability, k-means clustering and color gradient method to finding the diseased skin. For classification ,we used the public cloud networks.

Keywords: - IOT, Robert, Prewitt, Sobel, MD5

[1] Cavalcanti, P. G. ; Yari, Y. ; Scharcanski, J. , "Pigmented skin lesion segmentation on macroscopic images," Image and Vision Computing New Zealand (IVCNZ), 2010 25th International Conference of , vol. ,no. , pp.1,7, 8-9 Nov. 2010
[2] Pablo G. Cavalcanti, Jacob Scharcanski, "Automated prescreening of pigmented skin lesions using standard cameras," Computerized medical imaging and graphics 35, pp.481-491, Feb 2011.
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Today, the need for the structure is significantly increasing in parallel to the increase of the human population. In this regard, the structure will be construct must be built at a healthy and timely manner. Some of the plan engineers compress the workers to do the job predicting a very short time for any construction entry, and this decreases the productivity. This compression also brings an important issue about the worker safety. On the other hand, some planning engineers extend this time considering the workers, and as a consequence, this leads the construction never comes an end at the intended duration. Making a proper planning when build an economic and reliable structure will minimize such these problems. In this study, twenty-five workmanship values related manufacturing from the Ministry of Environment and Urban Planning, and implementation period of the construction companies during the construction was obtained, organized and compared separately. Some suggestions were made based on the results obtained

Keywords: - Constraction Management, Manufacture, Workmanship, Man/Hour, Structure

[1] Çevre ve Şehircilik Bakanlığı, (2015). 2015 yılı İnşaat Birim Fiyat Analizleri, T.C., Çevre ve Şehircilik Bakanlığı, Ankara

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[4] Oral, E., Öcal,E., Oral. M., Mıstıkoğlu, G., Erdiş,E., Paydak, Ö., (2008). Yapım İşlerinde Adam Saat/ İşçi Verimliliği Analizi Ve Yapay Sinir Ağı Modellemesi, Tübitak, Proje no.106M055 Sonuç Raporu

The geothermal turbine blades are critical components that convert the kinetic energy of the steam flow into mechanical energy. The blades of the last stage in low pressure are longer and they define the turbine's overall performance. Some problems of damage to the blades of low pressure, are caused by environment and particles into stage of steam turbine. These situation arise pitting corrosion in the surface of the blade and corrosion fatigue mechanisms. In this works the behavior of the material of the geothermal turbine blade which is made of stainless steel AISI 410 SS is described. The tests were conducted by exposing the blade material in a corrosive environment and load cycles causing damage corrosion fatigue, crack initiation and propagation. The corrosion fatigue phenomenon (CF) was studied through the electrochemical noise technique in potential. Crack formation of the pit was determined from the stress intensity factor was calculated assuming that the pit was a semi-elliptical crack.

Keywords: - Pitting corrosion, corrosion fatigue, geothermal turbine blades and damage mechanisms.

[1] Mazur Z, Garcia R, Aguirre J and Perez N. (2008) Steam turbine blade failure Analysis. Engineering Failure Analysis, 15 (1-2) pg. 129-141. [2], Hyojn Kim. (2011) Crack evaluation of the fourth stage blade in a low pressure steam turbine. Engineering Failure Analysis. Vol.18.pg 907-913.
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[4], Y.El. Hamzaoui, J.A. Rodríguez, Víctor Salazar. Optimization of operating conditions for steam turbine using an artificial neural network inverse. Engineering Failure Analysis. Vol. 75.Pg. 648-657.

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The changing trend and lifestyle today such as more women entering the workforce, extended Working hour, increasing household income and busier daily schedule had led the consumer to Eating out. This was fulfilling their need to have meal outside by choosing convenience alternative. The emergence of plenty restaurants in the country has leads the entrepreneurs to compete each other to ensure sustainability in their business margin. Therefore, this study was conducted to identify and understand the factors that influence consumer in choosing restaurant in Bangalore...............

Keywords: - Consumer, Lifestyle, Preferences, Restaurant, Services

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[2] Auty, S. (1992), "Consumer Choice and Segmentation in the Restaurant Industry," The Service Industries Journal, 12(8),pp. 324-39.

[3] Brockway, G.R., Mangold, W.G. and Miller, F. (1999). Word-of-mouth Communication in the Service Market Place, The Journal of Services Marketing, 13(1):73-89.

[4] The Economic Times, (2005), "Dining out Hotels up in India," march27 (cited on 15 Dec, 2014) Available at <http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/1089677.cms>

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Geothermal reservoirs could recover their conditions after a shut-down period by this reason are considered as renewable energy. In order to optimize the availability of this source, a sustainable exploitation strategy should always be designed. In contrast with oil systems which are practically isolated, geothermal reservoirs are open systems in which the flow of recharge due to the pressure drops is possible. Due to depth of geothermal reservoirs indirect methods based on monitoring data of wells are used to study their evolution. In this work, models widely used for the analysis of production decline data in oil wells have been adapted in order to include the analysis of geothermal wells................

Keywords: - Production decline analysis, Production characterization, Economic production limit, Renewability, Recharge entrance

[1] M O´Sullivan, M. Yeh, and W. Mannington, Renewability of geothermal resources, Geothermics, 39(4), 2010, 314-320
[2] R Bertani, Geothermal power generation in the world 2005-2010 update report, Geothermics, 41, 2012, 1- 29.
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This paper introduced a new low cost, compact and robust microstrip antenna based on metamaterial split ring resonator property to replace the existed antenna by small size and multiband Frequency antenna. The proposed antenna is designed with multi rectangular patches and simulated for different frequency. By using the metamaterial property, the bandwidth of the antenna has been improved. The gain of the antenna has also improved. The Return loss of the antenna for 3.9 GHz, 4.2 GHz, 5.6 GHz, 7.1 GHz, 8 GHz and 8.2 GHz are -23dB, -22dB , -16dB , -11dB, -27dB and -26dB resp.

Keywords: - Microstrip Antenna, Metamaterial Structure, Directional antenna

[1] Bakery M. Mostafa, Adel B. Abdel Rehman, Heysham F.A Hamed, "Gain and Bandwidt Improvement of Microstrip Patch Antenna using Complementary G Shape Split Ring Resonator",Published in IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation,Volume 67, pp.250-255. 2014

[2] Chao Fang, FengXu, Sumantyo S,"Performance Enhancement of Coaxial Feed Microstrip Patch Antenna using Left Handed Material and PBG Circular Holes",Published in IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation,Volume 53, pp.271-277. 2014 [3] Mamta Devi Sharma, AbhishekKatariyaDr. R. S. Meena, "E Shaped Patch Microstrip Antenna for WLAN Application Using Probe Feed and Aperture Feed" Presented in International Conference on Communication Systems and Network Technologies, IEEE, 2012, pp. 66-70.

[4] Z. Zakaria, W. Y. Sam, M. Z. A. Abd Aziz and M. A. Meor Said, "Rectangular Microstrip Patch Antenna Based on Resonant Circuit Approach", Presented IEEE Symposium on Wireless Technology and Applications (ISWTA), September 23-26, 2012, Bandung

This project presents new technique for partial face recognition. It provides feasible way to locate the positions of two eyeballs, near and far corners of eyes, midpoint of nostrils and mouth corners from face images. This approach would help to extract useful features on human faces automatically and improve the accuracy of face recognition. A whole partial face recognition system proposed is based on SVM and KNN. Support Vector Machines (SVM) can be used for feature extraction and dimension reduction. K-Nearest Neighbor Classifier is a class of non-parametric method used in statistical classification. The method classifies objects based on closest training.

Keywords: - Partial Visible Conditions, Classifiers Fusion, Scaling, Translation and Rotation.

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