Best Practices in Pressure Injury Treatment

Abstract: The use of inverters in preference to generators as an alternative for un-interruptible power supply is gaining wide acceptability in developing countries, due to inverters’ greater environmental compatibility. However, the major challenge remains local production of sufficiently high powered inverters for big loads and longer periods of time. In this study, effort is made to produce a robust 1 KVA inverter. Requirements for the implementation include locally sourced 80 Ah 12V deep cycle battery, IC SG3524 oscillator, MOSFETs and BJT types of transistors, diodes, transformer, relay, contactor, resistors, capacitors and other electronic components. The construction is divided into four units consisting of oscillator unit, MOSFET assembly unit, Transformer unit and battery charger monitor unit. Each constructed unit was independently tested for proper functionality before the composite coupling. The assembled composite unit worked successfully well. Oscilloscope measurements tallied with set frequency of 50 Hz, switching period of 0.02 seconds and square wave oscillator output. The system is capable of providing power to adequate loads for up to six hours. Keywords: Inverter, MOSFETs, transistors, battery, contactor, transformer

This introductory tutorial is an overview of simulation modeling and analysis. Many critical questions are answered in the paper. What is modeling? What is simulation? What is simulation modeling and analysis? What types of problems are suitable for simulation? How to select simulation software? What are the benefits and pitfalls in modeling and simulation? The intended audience is those unfamiliar with the area of discrete event simulation as well as beginners looking for an overview of the area. This includes anyone who is involved in system design and modification -system analysts, management personnel, engineers, military planners, economists, banking analysts, and computer scientists. Familiarity with probability and statistics is assumed.

Journal of Speculative Philosophy, 2020

The aim of this essay is to flesh out the body subject in ways anchored in Husserlian phenomenology. In accordance with this aim, it begins with clarifications essential to veridical phenomenological accounts of experience. The specific Husserlian insights that follow these clarifications are grounded in experienced realities of animate nature, a nature Husserl consistently describes in terms of an animate organism, a subject body. The ensuing two sections show how and why various descriptions and claims of contemporary phenomenologists, descriptions and claims commonly anchored in Merleau-Ponty's writings on the body, fail to elucidate this body subject, and how and why, in bypassing Husserlian insights, the descriptions and claims are phenomenologically wayward.

Mediterranean Marine Science

This Collective Article presents information on 20 taxa belonging to five (5) Phyla: Cnidaria (2), Mollusca (8), Arthropoda (4), Echinodermata (1) and Chordata (5) recorded from the Alboran Sea to the Levantine Sea. These new records were found in seven (7) different ecoregions as follows: Alboran Sea: new record of the rare football octopus Ocythoe tuberculata in the harbour of Algeciras (Spain); Western Mediterranean Sea: first record of the isopod Arcturinella deltensis in the Ligurian Sea, and the third in the whole Mediterranean Sea; third Mediterranean site for the Muricidae Coralliophila ahuiri along the Italian coasts (Alghero); first and westernmost record of the goby Corcyrogobius liechtensteini from the Iberian Peninsula; new record of the sea slug Glaucus atlanticus from the coast of the Iberian Peninsula; first and easternmost record of Holothuria (Vaneyothuria) lentiginosa lentiginosa along the Italian coasts; Tunisian Plateau/Gulf of Sidra: seventh record of the ocean...

kritisch-lesen.de, 2024

Am Phantasma der Souveränität richtet sich das politische Gefühlsgefüge der Gegenwart aus: in Form von Angst. Doch es wird nicht reichen, dieser Politik der Gefühle ein Fürchtet-euch-nicht zu entgegnen.

Setúbal Arqueológica, 2016

Engraved and painted symbols in rock-shelters and on rock outcrops, dolmens, menhir, statues and steles, are the most visible signs of human activity. In recent years, a large number of finds have been made in Portugal, where some graphic expressions (Palaeolithic or painted schematic art) were thought not to exist. The questions these latest discoveries pose can be extrapolated to the rest of the Iberian Peninsula and open new paths in a more archaeological panorama different from the Atlantic//Mediterranean dualism that has dominated the interpretation of recent prehistoric groups in the south- -west of Europe

in "Kermes 100. Attualità, prospettive e sfide per il futuro", 2017