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Abstract: Various new technologies are being developed for transmitting power through wireless systems and one of the ways to transmit electricity without wire is through the microwave transmission. The process of transmitting the power using microwaves is called as Microwave Power Transmission.This will cause reduction in the transmission and distribution losses. This paper will give the idea about impact on human beings, advantages, disadvantages, & applications of wireless power transmission. Keywords: Wireless power transmission (WPT), Microwave power transmission (MPT), Wireless Sensor network (WSN).   I. INTRODUCTION Wireless power transfer is the transmission of the energy over a distance without, the usage wires or cables, wherein distances involved may be short or long. Researchers have developed a number of techniques for moving electricity over long distance exclusive of wires. This paper provides the techniques used for wireless power transmission. It is a common term that refers to a number of dissimilar power transmission technologies that use the time to shift electromagnetic […]

After a complaint of sexual violence is made to the police, a witness statement will be taken from the victim, and if deemed necessary, they will undergo a medical examination. Police will then gather other available forensic evidence, and witness statements. If the alleged prepetrator can be identified, the Police will then forward the gathered evidence to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS). The CPS will review the evidence, and if it is deemed to be sufficient and admissible in a court case, the CPS will notify the Police to charge the alleged prepetrator. Serious sexual violence cases are heard at Crown Court, however, prior to this happening, the alleged offender will appear at the Magistrate’s Court, where they will enter a plea of guilty or not guilty, and a decision made whether they are to be kept in custody or granted bail. The Magistrate’s Court will also make the decision on the conditions attached to the bail, for example not […]

Multiculturalism in CanadianAccording to the  HYPERLINK “https://globalnews.ca/tag/census-2016/” 2016 census released Wednesday by  HYPERLINK “https://globalnews.ca/tag/statistics-canada” Statistics Canada, more than 20 percent of Canadians were  HYPERLINK “https://globalnews.ca/tag/canadian-immigration/” born in another country. Canada believes the trend will continue, projecting that by 2036, 28.2 per cent of Canadians will have been born somewhere else. (Young. L, 2017). Multiculturalism is often seen as a defining aspect of Canadian identity, and it is very rare to hear complaints such as this one in any Canadian city. Canadians also tend to have a much more positive opinion of immigration than any other country. Immigrants bringing with them their hopes, dreams and cultures. It can generate serious challenges. Not all people agree that multiculturalism has only positive effects on Canada. However, it is evidence that Canada’s policy on multiculturalism have had many positive effects on Canadian society, such as less racism, diversity cultures and economic benefits.First of all, one of the positive effects of multiculturalism in Canada is that there is less racism. Many different ethnic groups have been in living with each other for a long time, they […]

    IKEA is a Swedish company founded by Ingvar Kamprad in 1943. Mr. Kamprad started by selling door-to-door, offering goods from stationeries to watches, wallets and etc. Mr. Kamprad soon began to sell cheap, affordable furniture, but there were challenges he had to face, one of them being the fact that local suppliers were not allowed to supply raw materials or furniture to IKEA. Another problem was that industry exhibitions forbade IKEA from showcasing its furniture there. The solution to the problems that Mr. Kamprad came up with includes designing IKEA’s own furniture, getting the raw materials from Polish suppliers and also by hosting its own exhibitions. Through innovation and determination, IKEA eventually became a success in Sweden and that success led Mr. Kamprad to expand his company worldwide, opening over three hundred stores around the world.   However, IKEA faced much bigger problems on its expansion to China. IKEA opened up in China through a joint venture with […]

A facelift is a surgical procedure to reverse the aging signs in the face and the neck in which sagging facial skin is elevated, pulled upwards, and sutured back. By removing excess skin and fat from the face and/or neck, the procedure reduces or eliminates many wrinkles, giving patients a younger, rejuvenated appearance.   The word “rhytidectomy” derives from the Greek “rhytis,” meaning wrinkle, and “ektome,” which means excision: excision of skin to remove wrinkles. While the operation originally entailed tightening just the skin, it soon became clear that significant, lasting results required that deeper layers of tissue also be restructured or excised. Today the operation incorporates plastic surgery techniques addressing the layers under the skin, and is sometimes called rhytidoplasty. The term facelift applies to the area from the cheeks down to the neck; the eyes and the forehead are treated in separate procedures (although they may be performed concurrently).  How is a facelift performed? Facelifts usually begin with […]