Showing papers by "Government of India published in 1989"
TL;DR: A new dimeric coumarin, jayantinin has been isolated from Boenninghausenia albiflora as mentioned in this paper, and the structure of the compound has been elucidated from spectral analysis.
9 citations
TL;DR: The authors examines how futures consciousness varies in its cultural context, and argues that the elite in government and industry should become involved in the futures field, and that futurists must rise to the challenge of relating futures to the practical concerns and cultural backgrounds of a diversity of peoples.
3 citations
TL;DR: Except in the cases of relatively fresh samples of blood, the PGD isoenzyme system seems not to be very suitable in Indian conditions.
Abstract: As yet, there is no report available on the stability studies of 6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase enzyme in India. 469 bloodstains prepared in the laboratory using a variety of substrates commonly encountered in case examination have been analysed by starch gel electrophoresis. The utility of this parameter under various climatic conditions prevalent in India has also been evaluated. Except in the cases of relatively fresh samples of blood, the PGD isoenzyme system seems not to be very suitable in Indian conditions.
2 citations
TL;DR: In this paper, Asian experiences are compared with Western experiences to determine a framework for looking at the process of end-user computing, and a limited set of strategies for success have also been identified.
Abstract: End user computing requires policy initiatives very different from those needed for computerization in order to deal with the specific issues of initiation, development and institutionalization. Microcomputers provide a service and not goods or savings and require an emphasis on the dynamics of the system, where both strategic issues and operational priorities have to be set. The process is organizational, rather than a technological or a planning exercise. It requires governments to guide the change through deliberate decision making. The objective has to be to obtain the support of users at different levels. In this paper Asian experiences are compared with Western experiences to determine a framework for looking at the process. The limited set of strategies for success have also been identified.