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A Review on Role of Raktavaha Strotas in Tissue Nutrition

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By Utkarsh Sharma, MANU SHARMA, Satish Sharma
| ijfmr.com
Abstract Abstract Ayurveda, often described as the science of life, explains the existence of specialized channels known as Srotas that permeate the entire body. These channels serve as pathways for the movement and exchange of various biological substances and are distinct from structures such as Sira (veins) and Dhamani (arteries).
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When Less is More: 8-bit Quantization Improves Continual Learning in Large Language Models

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By Utkarsh Sharma, Rishi A. Ruia, Arnav Kewalram, Saathvik Dharmapuram
| arxiv.org
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Graphene-built wearable antenna in the optical regime: frequency-tunable dual-band twin-port design with a metasurface reflector and low SAR

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By Utkarsh Sharma, J. Ansari
| Optica Verified
A small, wearable, two-port, dual-band antenna built on a polyimide substrate is shown in this study. Twin C-formed, graphene-made structures create dual frequency bands. Above 30 dB, terminal isolation is provided via polarization variety. For 1 g and 10 g tissue models, a metasurface reflector layer under the radiator improves gain to 3.85 and 4.91 dBi while reducing specific absorption rate (SAR) by more than 90%.
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