Such a voice of a poet is heard after many decades. Although the language at most places is simple, the theme is intriguing. He calls him and searches up to infinity. He looks at the plight of the downtrodden and challenges the royals and the rich. The talent and bravery of these low strata cannot be suppressed. One day it will come to sight. Poet mocks at the blind followers of the political leaders who lose their identity under the shadow of their master and join their notes in their notes. Pining for the divine beloved, the poet calls and cries. He feels helpless as he is unheard. It looks like a melodious song of Meera or a Sufi. The poets relation with the divine is eternal, and he cannot be secluded. He finds his place on the list of the lord like a flute of Krishna. He moves, but his hands cannot accede him. He is sorry. Perhaps it is not his lot to be heard of and to rejoice in his communion. The poet feels more sinned against sinning. What can be more painful than that he is unable to shed tears? He welcomes a test for him by putting himself into the fire of agony and testifying his sanctity. It is smoldering cell by cell but with no escape. It is a belated, hard, and prolonged punishment to be separated.
Let f(t) be a function of t defined all for all t > 0 then the laplace transforms of f(t) denoted byL{f(t)} is defined byL{f(t)}=∫_0^∞▒e^(-st) f(t)dtThis integral exists (i.e ., has some finite value )It is a function of s , say F(s) or ̄f(s)i.e ., L{f(t)}= L(f) = F(s) = f ̅(s)∴f(t) = L^(-1) (f) =L^(-1) { ̄f(s)}Thenf(t) is called inverse Laplace Transformoff ̅(s)The symbolL, which transforms f(t) into ̄f(s) is calledthe Laplace Transformation operator .
Part I :Fundamentals * Financial Accounting: An Overview * Accounting Postulates, Concepts And Principles Part Ii : Accounting Records And Systems * Accounting Equation And Transaction Analysis * Accounting Mechanics I : Journals * Cash Book And Subsidiary Books * Accounting Mechanics Ii : Ledger Posting And Trial Balance * Bank Reconciliation Statement * Errors And Their Rectifications * Preparation Of Financial Statements : Profit And Loss Account And Balance Sheet * Depreciation Accounting * Inventory Valuation Part Iii : Company Accounts * Accounting For Shares * Accounting For Debentures * Company Final Accounts * Accounting For Amalgamation * Valuation Of Goodwill Part Iv : Financial Analysis * Statement Of Changes In Financial Position * Cash Flow Statement * Financial Statement Analysis Part V : Specialised Topics * Corporate Financial Reporting * Computerised Accounting (How To Use Tally)
The principal goal of Education is to create a man, who is capable of doing new things, not simply of repeating what other generation have done, man who is creative inventive and discover" - Guilford.The present study entitled 'Developing Creativity among High School Children of Andhra Pradesh through English Language' is an attempt to develop creativity among the High School Children through English Language as a Subject. The study belongs to the area of Educational Psychology. The study is also an attempt to find out the answers of the following questions.
A masterpiece which decodes complex mysteries of mundane as well as of spritual life, revealing basic fundamentals of humanity. A practical guide for the entire humanity, irrespective of any Religion, Caste or Creed, who are either common householders or practitioners of Spirituality. If implemented in our daily lives can solve most of our Social, Personal, National and Spritual problems. It shares practical and personal experiences of His Holiness Param Dayal Baba Faqir Chandji Mahraj of Hoshiarpur, who was a supreme saint of the highest order. It tears apart the iron curtain of ignorance and misconceptions of the Religious and Spritual world and its followers. Written with the sole intention to convey the supreme master’s message for humanity, who had sincere concern for the ignorant, weak and innocent beings, who are being fooled and cheated in the name of Religion and Spirituality.
Libraries are burdened with increased demand for resources and services and inflating expectations against shrinking or stagnant budgets. An individual library cannot cope with the situation. Hence, libraries form alliances for cooperation and sharing. Emerging changes in the publishing industry are phenomenal and have forced libraries to move toward a strategic partnership called library consortia. Information technology has played a vital role in developing such partnerships. Publishers offer packages of resources to library consortia benefitting all member libraries. Library consortia protect the interests of individual members while considering the business interests of publishers. This book is a start-up guide to libraries and librarians desiring to form library consortia. It covers the various facets of library consortia and corresponding activities. The chapters are presented with different consortia models, formations, business negotiations and various licensing schemes. - presents a detailed guide and criteria for establishing library consortia - discusses consortia models in detail, with examples - includes examples of staff patterns and governance issues of library consortia - provides examples of different licensing and pricing models
This revised edition of ADVANCED MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING provides a comprehensive and updated coverage of important topics, current trends, latest ideas and researches in management accounting. Expanding on its theoretical base, the book provides practical exposition to help students strengthen conceptual understanding and develop problem-solving skills to succeed in the classroom and beyond. Pedagogically enriched with new features and an impressive layout, this new edition is an essential text for students of M.Com, MBA, CA, ICWA, CS, CFA and other professional courses
Such a voice of a poet is heard after many decades. Although the language at most places is simple, the theme is intriguing. He calls him and searches up to infinity. He looks at the plight of the downtrodden and challenges the royals and the rich. The talent and bravery of these low strata cannot be suppressed. One day it will come to sight. Poet mocks at the blind followers of the political leaders who lose their identity under the shadow of their master and join their notes in their notes. Pining for the divine beloved, the poet calls and cries. He feels helpless as he is unheard. It looks like a melodious song of Meera or a Sufi. The poets relation with the divine is eternal, and he cannot be secluded. He finds his place on the list of the lord like a flute of Krishna. He moves, but his hands cannot accede him. He is sorry. Perhaps it is not his lot to be heard of and to rejoice in his communion. The poet feels more sinned against sinning. What can be more painful than that he is unable to shed tears? He welcomes a test for him by putting himself into the fire of agony and testifying his sanctity. It is smoldering cell by cell but with no escape. It is a belated, hard, and prolonged punishment to be separated.
This revised edition of ADVANCED MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING provides a comprehensive and updated coverage of important topics, current trends, latest ideas and researches in management accounting. Expanding on its theoretical base, the book provides practical exposition to help students strengthen conceptual understanding and develop problem-solving skills to succeed in the classroom and beyond. Pedagogically enriched with new features and an impressive layout, this new edition is an essential text for students of M.Com, MBA, CA, ICWA, CS, CFA and other professional courses
Let f(t) be a function of t defined all for all t > 0 then the laplace transforms of f(t) denoted byL{f(t)} is defined byL{f(t)}=∫_0^∞▒e^(-st) f(t)dtThis integral exists (i.e ., has some finite value )It is a function of s , say F(s) or ̄f(s)i.e ., L{f(t)}= L(f) = F(s) = f ̅(s)∴f(t) = L^(-1) (f) =L^(-1) { ̄f(s)}Thenf(t) is called inverse Laplace Transformoff ̅(s)The symbolL, which transforms f(t) into ̄f(s) is calledthe Laplace Transformation operator .
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