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Re-Thinking Demographic Engineering Practices: New Insights from the Case of the Indian Emergency State (1975–77)
In this article, I claim that demographic engineering scholarship cannot adequately explain the production of demographic engineering practices because they suffer from two classic limitations of state theory:...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Nucleus Segmentation Using K-Means Clustering for Analysis of Microscopy Images
Analysis of microscopy images involves scanning of information related to color and texture. The color levels of nucleus and its neighbors especially in blood smear images helps to identify malignancy of the c...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Nucleus Segmentation Using Adaptive Thresholding for Analysis of Blood and Bone Marrow Smear Images
The analysis of blood and bone marrow smear pictures aids in the detection of hematological malignancies. The colour levels of the nucleus and its neighbours in these smear images aid in identifying cell malig...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Analysis of Blood Smear Images Using Dark Contrast Algorithm and Morphological Filters
In recent years, Biomedical Imaging has emerged as an effective tool in diagnosis of various diseases. In order to perform anatomy or histology of cells, Blood Smear Images are used. To process these images, e...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Segmentation of Cell Periphery from Blood Smear Images Using Dark Contrast Algorithm and K-Medoid Clustering
Computer-Aided Analysis of Blood Smear Images helps to identify several cell features which cannot be analyzed with the existing manual techniques. For this purpose, segmentation of required cell component is ...
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Open AccessTopological delocalization and tuning of surface channel separation in Bi2Se2Te Topological Insulator Thin films
The surface states of a 3D topological insulator (TI) exhibit topological protection against backscattering. However, the contribution of bulk electrons to the transport data is an impediment to the topologica...
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Political Field Dynamics and the Elite’s Interest in Democracy: Insights from the Political Elite’s Role in Consolidating Indian Democracy
In this article, I argue that democracy scholars cannot explain the political elite’s interest in democracy consolidation processes because they have yet to conceptualize the relation between the political eli...
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Appreciating field theory’s insights into politics: an empirical illustration using the case of emergency in India (1975–77)
In this article, I criticize available democracy consolidation theories for assuming that the ontology of political structure and elite subjectivity are based upon historically transcendent a priori principles...
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Unraveling the enigma of Indira Gandhi’s rise in Indian politics: a woman leader’s quest for political legitimacy
This article employs Bourdieu’s notion of symbolic capital to explain how Indira Gandhi gained legitimacy in Indian politics. It reveals that, in spite of having belonged to the politically illustrious Nehru f...
