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Chapter 1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. Types of Data, Data Collection, and Storage Methods -- Chapter 3. Challenges in Data Collection -- Chapter 4. Codes and Coding -- Chapter 5. Data Analysis Methods -- Chapter 6. Using Networks and Hyperlinks -- Chapter 7. Discovering Themes in ATLAS.ti -- Chaper 8. Generating Themes from Smart Codes & Smart Groups -- Chapter 9. Group Creation for Entities and Report Generation -- Chapter 10. Survey Data Analysis -- Chapter 11. Social Netword Comments and Twitter Data Analysis -- Chapter 12. Analysis of Focus Group Data -- Chapter 13. Multimedia and Geo Data Analysis -- Chapter 14. Team Projects in ATLAS.ti -- Chapter 15. Literature Review and Referencing.

How do emotions mobilise in politics? How do they frame ideologies? Broadly focusing on these questions, this book explains the role emotions play in Indian politics and the part they played in the aftermath of the 2019 general elections. It traces the consolidation of the Right in India and highlights the reasons for its electoral successes with a focus on the interplay between ethics and emotions such as fear, anxiety, guilt, shame, anger, hatred, betrayal, and violence. At the same time, it traces the changing dynamic in the way we think about politics and analyses the failure of liberal democratic institutions to make space for emotions in politics and political motivations. An accessible and essential guide to understanding contemporary India, this book will be of great interest to scholars and researchers of politics, especially governance and political theory, as well as South Asian studies.

How do emotions mobilise in politics? How do they frame ideologies? Broadly focusing on these questions, this book explains the role emotions play in Indian politics and the part they played in the aftermath of the 2019 general elections. It traces the consolidation of the Right in India and highlights the reasons for its electoral successes with a focus on the interplay between ethics and emotions such as fear, anxiety, guilt, shame, anger, hatred, betrayal, and violence. At the same time, it traces the changing dynamic in the way we think about politics and analyses the failure of liberal democratic institutions to make space for emotions in politics and political motivations. An accessible and essential guide to understanding contemporary India, this book will be of great interest to scholars and researchers of politics, especially governance and political theory, as well as South Asian studies.

Intro -- Preface -- Contents -- 1 Introduction to Trends in Fingerprint Identification -- 1.1 Contact-Based Fingerprint Identification -- 1.1.1 Matching Fingerprint Images -- 1.2 Contactless 2D Fingerprint Identification -- 1.3 Contactless 3D Fingerprint Identification -- References -- 2 3D Fingerprint Image Acquisition Methods -- 2.1 Stereo Vision -- 2.2 Patterned Lighting -- 2.3 Optical Coherence Tomography -- 2.4 Ultrasound Imaging -- 2.5 Photometric Stereo -- 2.6 Other Methods -- References -- 3 Contactless and Live 3D Fingerprint Imaging -- 3.1 Contactless 3D Finger Image Acquisition Using Photometric Stereo -- 3.1.1 Imaging Setup and Calibration -- 3.1.2 Preprocessing Acquired 2D Images -- 3.1.3 Surface Normal and Albedo -- 3.1.4 Generating 3D Fingerprint Images -- 3.1.5 Removing Specular Reflection -- 3.1.6 Addressing Non-Lambertian Influences During 3D Fingerprint Imaging -- 3.2 Complexity for Online 3D Fingerprint Acquisition -- References -- 4 3D Fingerprint Acquisition Using Coloured Photometric Stereo -- 4.1 Image Acquisition Setup for Coloured 3D Photometric Stereo -- 4.2 Finger Motion Detection and Image Acquisition -- 4.3 Reconstructing 3D Fingerprint Using RGB Channels -- 4.4 Reconstruction Accuracy and System Complexity -- 4.5 Influence from Finger Skin Contamination -- 4.6 Summary -- References -- 5 3D Fingerprint Image Preprocessing and Enhancement -- 5.1 3D Fingerprint Data Format and Representation -- 5.2 Contactless 3D Fingerprint Image Enhancement -- 5.3 Estimating 3D Fingerprint Surface Curvature -- 5.4 Contactless Fingerprint Image Preprocessing -- References -- 6 Representation, Recovery and Matching of 3D Minutiae Template -- 6.1 Conventional 2D Fingerprint Minutiae Representation -- 6.2 Minutiae Representation in 3D Space -- 6.3 Recovering Minutiae in 3D Space from the 3D Fingerprint Images.

Intro -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- References -- Part I: Historical Context and the Motivation for Regulation -- Chapter 2: Brief History of Regulating Pharmaceutical Prices -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 Deregulation of Pharmaceutical Prices from the 1970s to the 1990s -- 2.3 The Demand More Price Controls After 2002 Leading to the 2013 DPCO -- 2.3.1 2002-2003: The Bangalore High Court Ruling and the Supreme Court Order -- 2.3.2 2004-2005: Investigating Ways to Make Life-Saving Drugs Available at Reasonable Prices (the Sandhu Committee and the Pro... -- 2.3.3 2006-2012: From 2006 to the 2012 National Pharmaceutical Pricing Policy -- 2.3.4 Amendments After the Implementation of the 2013 DPCO Regulation -- References -- Chapter 3: Is the 2013 Price Control Regulation Necessary? -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Pharmaceuticals Are Credence Goods with High Search Costs -- 3.3 Choice and Competition Are Limited in Local Pharmaceutical Markets in India -- 3.4 Evidence Indicates Leading Brands Are Also the Price Leaders -- 3.5 Evidence of High Trade Margins on Several Brands -- References -- Part II: The Design of the 2013 DPCO Regulation -- Chapter 4: The Proposed Design to Fix Ceiling Prices Under 2013 DPCO -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Key Differences Between the 1995 and 2013 DPCO -- 4.3 The Primary Method for Fixing the Ceiling Price Under 2013 DPCO -- 4.4 An Illustrative Example of the Method for Fixing the Ceiling Price Under 2013 DPCO -- 4.5 Alternatives to the Primary Method for Fixing the Ceiling Prices -- 4.6 Formulations Covered Under 2013 DPCO -- 4.7 Price Fixation of New Drugs -- 4.8 Exceptions to the Standard Procedure Under Paragraph 19 of the DPCO -- 4.9 Revision of Price Ceilings in the Future -- References -- Chapter 5: Challenges with Fixing the Ceiling Price Under the 2013 DPCO -- 5.1 Introduction.

Resource-intensive practices of yesterday can no longer sustain the world. The future of our planet hinges on timely transitions to efficiency of resource-use across ecosystems of people, products, and processes. This will happen through transitions to low-carbon global energy systems. Against this, it is vital to take a closer look at the ongoing transitions in India. India is a country faced with the triple challenges of raising a substantial amount of its population out of poverty, shifting to a low-carbon economy, and fighting climate change. It is unquestionable that India's energy demand and consumption will only continue to rise in the decades to come; nonetheless, with multiple synchronized steps in the right direction, India can set the wheel in motion to achieve its development goals while containing its carbon footprint. This book brings together the valued perspectives from key stakeholders in these transitions. Experts and practitioners from the mobility, clean energy, agriculture and energy efficiency sectors, among others, have shared their outlook on challenges that lie in the way of energy transitions in India, and offered solutions and next steps to move the country forward on the decarbonisation pathway. The overarching message is clear: the Indian energy sector of the future will be noticeably different from what it is today. Please note: This book is co-published with TERI Press, India. Taylor & Francis does not sell or distribute the Hardback in India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka