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ABSTRACT In this research work, we present a model of the data exchange process between users in P2P live streaming network with buffering mechanism - buffer occupancy model. The model is developed in terms of discrete Markov chain. We study the probability measures of the model – buffer position occupancy probability and probability of playback continuity. The model is very tractable and compacted formulas were obtained. While considering user churn in the model we examine how user departure affects buffer occupancy and playback continuity. For our numerical experiment we develop a simulation tool for the considered model. [Read Full Text]Analysis of the effectiveness of chunk downloading strategies in P2P streaming systemCOMPUTER SCIENCE2018Download
Abstract The wide spread use of skin lightening creams around the world to ultimately achieve beauty and better look has resulted in the corresponding increase in side effects or health complications associated with such practice. This is mostly as a result of the use of hydroquinone, mercury or corticosteroids in the making of such creams. The use of these agents in skin lightening creams is therefore regulated and/or banned by regulatory agencies. However, the regulation is not very clear, thus, the composition and toxicity associated with the contents of those creams are not clearly understood by both those who sell and use these creams. It is therefore imperative for both the sellers and users to be informed about the nature of the toxicity of these components so that they can make a sound and informed decision regarding the use or otherwise of these skin lightening creams. The MTT viability assay was used to assess the effects on cell viability of five commonly used skin lightening creams (daggett and ramsdell, neoclear, fair and handsome, fair and lovely and skin light) on liver and skin cell lines. While NBT reduction assay was used to evaluate the possibility of ROS generations during the toxic event. Three creams (daggett and ramsdell, fair and handsome and skin light) were found to have significant reduction effect on viability of the cells and thus cytotoxic to the cells. In addition, it was recommended that more work be done to work out the toxic concentration of the creams and also the use of alternative viability assays should be attempted. [Read Full Text]MSc. TOXICOLOGYBIOCHEMISTRY2011Download
ABSTRACT In recent years, speech technology has gained a tremendous improvement in term of its application and development. Speech technology such as machine translator, automatic speech recognition system and speech synthesis system are the state-of-the-art in today’s technology. TTS system or artificial speech development during the last few decades aims at gradual improvement in the intelligibility and naturalness. A Text-toSpeech system is a system that generates speech output from a given input text. TTS system has many different applications for many different users, but more specifically are the visually impaired and the illiterates. Some of the major application areas of speech synthesis system are document reader, speech translator, mobile read-aloud applications (such as google map reader) and announcement system. Speech synthesis system serves as an assistive tool for disabled, which is used for reading online text/information and as an automatic learning system for children. Despite the potential benefits of TTS system, it is language dependent and has yet to be developed for many of the languages around the world, which is mostly due to the lack in the necessary resources. Languages that is lacking in the necessary resources are referred as under-resourced language. Hausa is one of the under-resourced languages that lacks in the resources for developing a TTS system. The aim of this research is to develop a state-of-the-art TTS system for Hausa, an under-resourced language, using minimal resources. Several techniques have been introduced by researchers for developing TTS system for under-resourced languages, such as speaker adaptation, cross-lingual adaptation, bootstrapping, and etc. Currently, the state-of-the-art TTS technology is the Deep Neural Network (DNN)-based speech synthesis system which is only available for selected well-resourced languages like English, Arabic etc. The DNN-based speech synthesis system is the most advanced system that offers the highest intelligibility and naturalness as compared to the existing systems. Using the English resources as the basis, a DNN-based speech synthesis system is developed for Hausa with minimal resources by adopting the cross-lingual technique. The developed system was tested for intelligibility and naturalness using native Hausa speakers. The result of the developed system is 4.20 out of 5 in terms of naturalness and 4.10 out of 5 in terms in intelligibility, which is better than the existing techniques used for the development of TTS systems for underresourced languages.   [Read Full Text]A DNN-BASED TEXT-TO-SPEECH SYSTEM FOR HAUSA: AN UNDERRESOURCED LANGUAGE COMPUTER SCIENCE2017Download
ABSTRACT Finance is the back born of any business enterprise whether micro, small or big. The growth of any nation depends largely on the level of investment in the real and other sub-sectors of its economy. Like any other investment in the real sector of the economy, investment in Small and Medium Scale Enterprises (SMEs) is highly required because of the need for fixed assets such as land, civil works, buildings, machinery and equipment, raw materials as well as movable assets. Studies conducted in this area focused only on the endogenous macroeconomic variables leaving aside external sources as another finance option to SMEs in Nigeria. The objectives of this study is to examine impact of financing small and medium scale enterprises by both internal and external finance institutions on economic growth in Nigeria for the period 1980 to 2016. The finance led growth theory, the bank capital channel theory and the big push theory of economic development were adopted as theoretical framework for the study. Time series data mainly collected from secondary sources was employed using Vector Auto-regression (VAR) modeling techniques to achieve the stated objectives. Unit root test and Co-integration test were conducted to examine the stationarity and long-run relationship among the variables as well as to check the issue of endogeneity of predictors with lag restrictions. The regression results from VAR estimation and findings base on the Impulse Response Function and Forecasted Error Variance Decomposition revealed that financing SMEs through commercial banks contributed 65.66% to RGDP, financing SMEs through development finance institutions contributed 63.11% to RGDP while financing through foreign direct investment contributed 52.87%. The study therefore, concluded that financing SMEs through commercial banks impacted most on economic growth than all other variables of the model. Hence, recommended that it should be given priority by the government and monetary authorities when it comes to resource allocation. This is due to the fact that it is the only channel through which loan facilities can reach the door step of SMEs in almost every part of Nigeria. The economy can however, be made open to foreign investors but strictly on long term basis as short term capital inflow can cause unwanted shocks to the economy. Keywords: commercial banks, development finance institutions, foreign direct investment, co-integration, economic growth. [Read Full Text]IMPACT OF FINANCING SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE ENTERPRISES ON ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA (1980-2016)EDUCATION COMPUTER2019Download
Abstract The wide spread use of skin lightening creams around the world to ultimately achieve beauty and better look has resulted in the corresponding increase in side effects or health complications associated with such practice. This is mostly as a result of the use of hydroquinone, mercury or corticosteroids in the making of such creams. The use of these agents in skin lightening creams is therefore regulated and/or banned by regulatory agencies. However, the regulation is not very clear, thus, the composition and toxicity associated with the contents of those creams are not clearly understood by both those who sell and use these creams. It is therefore imperative for both the sellers and users to be informed about the nature of the toxicity of these components so that they can make a sound and informed decision regarding the use or otherwise of these skin lightening creams. The MTT viability assay was used to assess the effects on cell viability of five commonly used skin lightening creams (daggett and ramsdell, neoclear, fair and handsome, fair and lovely and skin light) on liver and skin cell lines. While NBT reduction assay was used to evaluate the possibility of ROS generations during the toxic event. Three creams (daggett and ramsdell, fair and handsome and skin light) were found to have significant reduction effect on viability of the cells and thus cytotoxic to the cells. In addition, it was recommended that more work be done to work out the toxic concentration of the creams and also the use of alternative viability assays should be attempted. Key words: cytotoxicity, skin lightening, creams, MTT, hydroquinone. [Read Full Text]Cytotoxicities of Some Commonly used Skin Lightening Creams in LondonCOMPUTER SCIENCE2011Download
Abstract The present study was carried out to determine the perception of Science Teachers on the activities of STAN on the development of science and technology education in Birnin Kebbi metropolis. The main purpose of this study is to find out whether science teachers in Birnin Kebbi are aware of the professional body called STAN. The population of the study was 128 science teachers in Birnin Kebbi metropolis. Proportionate random sampling method was used in selecting the samples. Questionnaire was the only instrument used in the study. The instrument was subjected to pilot testing. The reliability index of the instrument was 0.89. Overall scores of the Science teachers were analyzed and a mean score was determined, the mean score of science teachers was 55.5. Any Science Teacher who scored above or within the mean is considered to have positive perception and Science Teacher who scored below the mean is considered to have negative perception. The result shows that science teachers are aware of the professional body called STAN, There were no significant differences between the perception of public and private science teachers. The results also revealed that there was significant difference between the perception of male and female science teachers. The study also reveals that majority of public school science teachers in Birnin Kebbi Metropolis have positive perception towards STAN. Based on the findings of this study, the researcher recommended that government and ministry of science and technical education should motivate science teachers not only to teach but to attend STAN workshops and seminars, to close the gap between science teachers and STAN, the researcher recommend STAN to create more awareness on when and where STAN workshops and seminars take place. [Read Full Text]PERCEPTION OF SCIENCE TEACHERS ON THE IMPACT OF SCIENCE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA (STAN) ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION IN BIRNIN KEBBI METROPOLIS, KEBBI STATE, NIGERIA.COMPUTER SCIENCE2015Download
ABSTRACT This study is on the assessment of application of bureaucracy in the administration of Kebbi and Sokoto State owned Universities. The population of study consist of 511 Academic and non-Academic staff of Kebbi State University of Science and Technology, Aliero (KSUSTA) and 413 Academic and non Academic staff of Sokoto State University (SSU). The study selected 225 out of 511 staff in KSUSTA and 201 out of 413 staff of SSU using krejcie and Morgan table for determining the sample size. The study used questionnaire as its major instrument for collecting data. The questionnaires were administered to academic and non-academic staff of both KSUSTA and SSU. The study found among others that application of division of labor was strictly adhered to by the University authorities to ensure evenly distribution of work responsibility among staff. The study concluded among others that application of division of labor leads to the attainment of the goals of the University. It is also recommended among others that in order to ensure effectiveness and efficiency on the staff job performance, the University authorities should continue to apply the principle of division of labor to ensure that each staff is assign with considerable number of work on daily basis. It was suggested in this study that there is need to conduct a research work on the application of bureaucracy in the management of private higher educational institutions in Nigeria. [Read Full Text]ASSESSMENT OF APPLICATION OF BUREAUCRACY IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF KEBBI AND SOKOTO STATES OWNED UNIVERSITIES, NIGERIACOMPUTER SCIENCE2017Download
ABSTRACT A huge amount of feather and leather waste are generated as by product from poultry and tannery industries every year, which contain about 90% keratin which are insoluble and are resistant to degraded by most common proteolytic enzymes. The study was conducted to select the best promising keratinolytic bacteria. A good keratinase positive bacterium isolated from the soil samples of Gulumbe town was identified as Streptomyces depending on the difference morphological characteristics such as large white colonies with fluffy spores, small white sporulation powdery colonies producing light brown pigment which was viewed from the base of the plate, yellow colonies pigment diffused through the media and large white colonies with greyish centre and fluffy spores were observed on PDA isolation agar plates, and the bacteria was further sub-culture to obtain pure culture. The medium components and culture conditions were optimized to enhance keratinase production through shake flask culture. feather powder (5 g/l or 1%) were good substrates for the highest keratinase production along with NH4NO3 (1 g), NaCl (2 g), NaH2PO4 (2.6 g), FeSo4 (1.0 g), MgSo4•7H2O (0.5 g) and with pH 8. Maximum yield of keratinase was found after 24 h of incubation at 37 °C with an initial pH of 8 and inoculums volume 5% under 250 rpm when magnesium sulphate, ammonium nitrate and sodium chloride were used as nutrient sources. The optimum reaction temperature and pH were determined to be 40 °C and 8.0 respectively for crude keratinase activity, and the activity of enzyme is found to be 0.642U/mg. Therefore, Streptomyces might be used for large scale production of keratinase for industrial purposes in less time. [Read Full Text] KERATINOLYTIC ACTIVITY OF EXTRACELLULAR ALKALINE KERATINASE PRODUCED BY Streptomyces ISOLATED FROM GULUMBE FADAMA FARMLAND SOILBIOCHEMISTRY2019Download
ABSTRACT Antihypertensive and toxicological effects of methanol extract of Eucalyptus camaldulensis, Psidium gaujava and Mangifera indica were evaluated in salt induced hypertensive rats. Blood pressure was monitored using Ugo Basile Blood Pressure Recorder. The extracts of the plants showed some antihypertensive activity when compared to the untreated group. The reference drug (Captopril) and 200mg/kg of E. camaldulensis were found to be more active. The LD50 of E. camaldulensis was greater than 5000mg/kg. Phytochemical constituents of the active plant indicated the presence of saponins, steroids, flavoniods, terpenoids, tannins, glycosides and phenols. Sub-chronic doses of 500 to 5000mg/kg of the stem bark extract of the plant showed non significant difference (p>0.05) of hematological levels but with exception of 500mg for lymphocytes. Serum biochemical parameters were non significantly different when compared to control. For chronic toxicity studies, there were no significant (p>0.05) changes of the hematological indices and in the body and organ weights of rats when compared to the control. There was no histopathological changes when compared to the control. The LD50 of the most active ethylacetate fraction was greater than 5000mg/kg and no adverse effects were observed. Saponins, flavonoids, terpenoids, tannins, glycosides, and phenols were detected in the fraction. Hematological parameters of the treated groups with the potent fraction were not significantly different when compared to the control groups. Serum liver indices showed no significant changes in the treatment group when compared to control. Chronic toxicity studies of the active fraction on body and organ weights were not significantly different from the control. The in-vitro antioxidant properties such as free radical scavenging activities of the fraction on the reactive oxygen species were significantly different (p<0.05) when compared to ascorbic acid standard. However, a non significant difference in DPPH scavenging activity of the fraction was observed. Inhibition of lipid peroxidation and enhancement of antioxidant enzyme levels in addition to free radicals scavenging action of the fraction was observed. Fractionation of ethyl-acetate fraction yielded a single spot on TLC plates. The result suggests that the extract of E. camaldulensis is not toxic and it possessed antioxidant and antihypertensive properties. [Read Full Text]ANTIHYPERTENSIVE AND TOXICOLOGICAL STUDIES OF METHANOL EXTRACTS AND FRACTIONS OF SOME MEDICINAL PLANTSBIOCHEMISTRY2017Download
ABSTRACT Antihypertensive and toxicological effects of methanol extract of Eucalyptus camaldulensis, Psidium gaujava and Mangifera indica were evaluated in salt induced hypertensive rats. Blood pressure was monitored using Ugo Basile Blood Pressure Recorder. The extracts of the plants showed some antihypertensive activity when compared to the untreated group. The reference drug (Captopril) and 200mg/kg of E. camaldulensis were found to be more active. The LD50 of E. camaldulensis was greater than 5000mg/kg. Phytochemical constituents of the active plant indicated the presence of saponins, steroids, flavoniods, terpenoids, tannins, glycosides and phenols. Sub-chronic doses of 500 to 5000mg/kg of the stem bark extract of the plant showed non significant difference (p>0.05) of hematological levels but with exception of 500mg for lymphocytes. Serum biochemical parameters were non significantly different when compared to control. For chronic toxicity studies, there were no significant (p>0.05) changes of the hematological indices and in the body and organ weights of rats when compared to the control. There was no histopathological changes when compared to the control. The LD50 of the most active ethylacetate fraction was greater than 5000mg/kg and no adverse effects were observed. Saponins, flavonoids, terpenoids, tannins, glycosides, and phenols were detected in the fraction. Hematological parameters of the treated groups with the potent fraction were not significantly different when compared to the control groups. Serum liver indices showed no significant changes in the treatment group when compared to control. Chronic toxicity studies of the active fraction on body and organ weights were not significantly different from the control. The in-vitro antioxidant properties such as free radical scavenging activities of the fraction on the reactive oxygen species were significantly different (p<0.05) when compared to ascorbic acid standard. However, a non significant difference in DPPH scavenging activity of the fraction was observed. Inhibition of lipid peroxidation and enhancement of antioxidant enzyme levels in addition to free radicals scavenging action of the fraction was observed. Fractionation of ethyl-acetate fraction yielded a single spot on TLC plates. The result suggests that the extract of E. camaldulensis is not toxic and it possessed antioxidant and antihypertensive properties. [Read Full Text]ANTIHYPERTENSIVE AND TOXICOLOGICAL STUDIES OF METHANOL EXTRACTS AND FRACTIONS OF SOME MEDICINAL PLANTSBIOCHEMISTRY2017Download
ABSTRACT The relationship between pressure and temperature for the period of five (5) months at Ilorin was investigated. The data for pressure from December 2010 to April 20111 were collected using an instrument called the global positioning system (GPS) while the data for temperature from February to April were also collected using the Infrared thermometer and analyzed. The daily average pressure, it’s maximum and minimum and the daily difference between them were obtained. Similarly, the daily average temperature, it’s maximum and minimum and the difference between the latter parameters were obtained. It was observed that from the sample of days selected between February and April, the average daily temperature was increasing, while daily pressure was decreasing. A linear fit equation was obtained for the daily average pressure plot as a function of time for day 8 to day 57 of the serial months considered described by the equation p = -0.098t + 973.0 and R = 0.73, where p is pressure t is time and R is the colleration coefficient. When corresponding time average values of pressure were plotted against temperature, a quadratic result was obtained with p = 355.2T2 – 68992T + 3E+08 and R = 0.79, where T is temperature, P is the pressure and R is the colleration coefficient. The daily pressure variation from February 11 to 13 showed a behavior. The plot showed that the pressure was almost constant from February 11 to the late hours of February 13 with a very minimal change of 0.2mb observed on February 12. [Read Full Text]SHORT TIME DIURNAL VARIATION OF PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE AT ILORIN PHYSICS2011Download
ABSTRACTS Library has the responsibility for selecting, acquiring and organizing books, periodicals, documents, newspapers, maps, digital databases, audio-visual materials and other materials that will effectively assist learning, teaching, research and recreational activities of the University. A University is as good as its Library; no wonder, then that the Library is always referred to as the “nerve centre”, the “pivot”, the “heart”, or the “core” of the academic life of a university. All academic/non- academic activities revolve around the resources that are stocked and exploited by the University community for all academic and administrative endeavours within the academia. The Kebbi State University Library is a part of a university organization which aims at the advancement of the functions of its parent body. The major objectives and functions of this library are to help her parent organization to fulfill her primary objectives which are teaching, learning, research documentations and publishing. To find out if the students use the library catalogue in identifying and retrieve information materials the library. To ascertain awareness and use of the library catalogue by undergraduate students. [Read Full Text]USERS ATTITUDE IN ACADEMIC LIBRARIES (A Case Study of KSUSTA)COMPUTER SCIENCE2018Download
Sustainable energy supply has become the grand challenge of the twenty-first century from the political, economic and societal point of view (Zandler et al., 2016). The global energy sector (Electricity and transportation) has already caused serious environmental issues because of Greenhouse Gases (GHGs) emissions, which are emitted directly or indirectly to the atmosphere. Greenhouse Gases (GHGs) emissions lead to global warming, climate change, environmental pollution and limitations in the conservation of natural resources (Jibran and Mudassar, 2016; Kweku et al., 2017; Gwani and Abubakar, 2016). The utilisation of fossil fuels in energy-related issues is among the biggest culprit of anthropogenic carbon emission accounting for about 70% of the global CO2 emission. Electricity as the backbone of development of any society has already contributed 37.5% of the total CO2 emission in the globe, releasing 7700 million tonnes of CO2 annually. This is an indication that serious transition is necessary for decarbonising electricity across the globe (Moutinho and Robaina, 2016; Safari, 2011; Shata, 2012). Electricity is one of the most widely used forms of energy by humans throughout the world. However, literature scouring has revealed that more than 1.64 billion people in [Read Full Text]POTENTIAL OF WIND-SOLAR PV HYBRID ELECTRICITY GENERATION AND APPLICATION TO ELECTRIC VEHICLESCOMPUTER SCIENCE2020Download
Abstract The use of combustion parameters to predict what happens to fuel during burning and its effect on living systems is important. This work is directed towards understanding the fundamental chemistry of soot generated from burning biomass-pyrolysis liquid fuels and its mechanism of formation. In this study, fuels such as eugenol, anisole, furfural and some hydrocarbon fuels are subjected to combustion using a wick burner which allowed the burning rate, smoke point and emission factor to be investigated. Reaction zone analysis of flames by direct photography and by using optical filters for further investigation of C2* and CH* species, was conducted. Additionally, detailed characterization of the soot generated was performed, and comparisons were made with soot from petroleum products and from biomass combustion system. The key aim was to generate experimental data and to capture detailed information regarding sooting tendencies with a view to utilize the information which would eventually allow the formation of a comprehensive bio-oil combustion model. This could provide accurate predictions of the combustion characteristics and pollutant formation. Studies are reported on the significant role of high temperature pyrolysis products in soot formation and acquiring further mechanistic insight. This work has been extended to consider heavy petroleum fuel oils (residual oil) during combustion and the effect of composition on combustion products and on the effect on health and the global environment. Heavy fuel oil, such as Bunker C and vacuum residue, are commonly used as fuel for industrial boilers, power generation, and as transport fuels in, for example, in large marine engines. The combustion of these fuels gives rise to carbonaceous particulate emissions including fine soot (Black Carbon or BC) which, along with associated polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH): The structure and thermal reactions of petroleum asphaltene have been studied by analytical pyrolysis. Additionally, related combustion characteristics of the asphaltene extracted from bio-oil have been investigated by pyrolysis gas chromatography-mass spectrometry. The results showed the difference between bio-asphaltene and the petroleum asphaltene and the different tendency to form smoke. They also showed the presence of markers for the bio-asphaltene structure. [Read Full Text]Combustion of Bio-oil and Heavy Fuel Oil COMPUTER SCIENCE2015Download
Abstract The principal objective of the dissertation is to analyse the Windows event log as a sufficient source of evidence in digital forensic investigation. The prevalence of computers and the internet has increased the spate of cyber crime; hence, the need for evidence to attribute a crime to a suspect. The research therefore, centres on evidence, the legal standards applied to digital evidence presented in court and the main sources of evidence in the Windows operating system, such as the Registry, slack space and the Windows event log. In order to achieve the main objective of the dissertation, cybercrime activities, such as automated password guessing attack and hacking was emulated on a Windows operating system within a virtual network environment that was set up using VMware workstation. After the attack, the event logs on the victim system was analysed and it was discovered that the event logs provided enough evidence for the password guessing attack; but for the hacking attack, sufficient evidence was not provided to link the attack to the actual perpetrator. The evidence provided by the Windows event log was assessed for its admissibility (evidence must be in conformity with certain legal rules) and weight (evidence must convince the court that the accused committed the crime) and it was found that the event logs is admissible as evidence in court because it has been established in the literature review that digital logs satisfy the legal standard applied to evidence in court. Finally, the weight of the evidence provided by the event log was evaluated and it was discovered that the event log carries more weight in court for the password guessing attack; however, it will not carry much weight for the hacking attack. Based on the finding of the research it was recommended that the Windows event log should be supported with other logging devices in order to effectively capture and record evidence needed in court to successfully prosecute suspects. [Read Full Text]ANALYSIS OF THE WINDOWS EVENT LOG AS A SOURCE OF EVIDENCE IN COMPUTER FORENSIC INVESTIGATION COMPUTER SCIENCE2011Download
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[Read Full Text]CONSUMER ADOPTION OF ELECTRONIC WORD OF MOUTH IN SOCIAL COMMERCE WEBSITESINFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY2018Download
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[Read Full Text]CHARACTERIZATION OF EIGENVALUES OF p-LAPLACE OPERATOR WITH BOUNDARY CONDITIONMATHMETICS AND STATISTICS2019Download
[Read Full Text]CHARACTERIZATION OF EIGENVALUES OF p-LAPLACE OPERATOR WITH BOUNDARY CONDITIONMATHMETICS AND STATISTICS2019Download