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Until the 18th century, human history used a technology that had been going on for thousands of years and was characterised by its mechanical features, and social life was shaped accordingly. This process, which has been going on for thousands of years, witnessed significant changes in the 19th century, especially in transport technologies - railways and steamships - and this century witnessed the birth of today's modern technology. This process, which started in the field of transport, continued to gain momentum with developments in the fields of chemistry and electricity. In the 19th century, a period of rapid change and transformation, Ottoman society, as a technology importer, imported this technology from abroad. The product range and volume of the technology imported from abroad varied according to the years and the needs of the society. At this point, our research will try to examine how and in what way the Ottoman Empire, as a technology importer, used the imported technology by selecting samples from different neighbourhoods of Anatolia. As it is known, railways and steamships are among the most important technologies imported from the early period. Firstly, the use and effects of these transport technologies in the late Ottoman society will be investigated, and then the use and spread of agricultural tools such as threshing machines and ploughs will be emphasised depending on the developments in the agricultural field. Then we will focus on sewing machines, which had a significant impact on household production and became visible in the second half of the 19th century. Our research will try to investigate the use of technology in the late Ottoman society through such examples. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this study, solution of inverse nodal problem for p−Laplacian Bessel equation is extended to the case that boundary condition depends on polynomial eigenparameter. To find spectral datas as eigenvalues and nodal parameters of this problem, we used a modified Prüfer substitution. Then, reconstruction formula of the potential functions is also obtained by using nodal lenghts. However, this method is similar to used in [Koyunbakan H., Inverse nodal problem for p−Laplacian energy-dependent Sturm-Liouville equation, Bound. Value Probl., 2013, 2013:272, 1-8], our results are more general.

In this study, considering the proportional fractional derivative, which is a generalization of the conformable fractional derivative, we provided some important spectral properties such as the reality of eigenvalues, the orthogonality of eigenfunctions, the self-adjointness of the operator, the asymptotic estimations of eigenfunctions, and Picone's identity for a proportional Dirac system on an arbitrary time scale. We also presented graphics representing the eigenfunctions of the Dirac system on a time scale, produced by taking advantage of the proportional fractional derivative with some special cases. The main purpose of presenting these graphics was to examine the effect of the proportional fractional derivative on the Dirac system on a time scale, as well as the effect of the eigenvalues, which are meaningful for the subject we were studying for the solution functions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In order to merge continuous and discrete analyses, a number of dynamic derivative equations have been put out in the process of developing a time-scale calculus. The investigations that incorporated combined dynamic derivatives have led to the proposal of improved approximation expressions for computational application. One such expression is the diamond alpha ( ⋄ α ) derivative, which is defined as a linear combination of delta and nabla derivatives. Several dynamic equations and inequalities, as well as hybrid dynamic behavior—which does not occur in the real line or on discrete time scales—are analyzed using this combined concept. In this study, we consider a ⋄ α Dirac system under boundary conditions on a uniform time scale. We examined some basic spectral properties of the problem we are considering, such as the simplicity, the reality of eigenvalues, orthogonality of eigenfunctions, and self adjointness of the operator. Finally, we construct an expression for the eigenfunction of the ⋄ α Dirac boundary value problem (BVP) on a uniform time scale. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Knowledge is acquired as a result of some activities but is forgotten over time. Much work has been done on this subject in fields such as mathematics, engineering and psychology. There are many learning and forgetting models in literature. In this study, a learning and forgetting model considered in classical analysis is redefined with the help of proportional derivative on time scales. The cases where the learning and forgetting rates are constant and the Araştırma Makalesi Araştırma Makalesi learning function shows exponential and hyperbolic functions properties are analyzed. These models are solved with the help of the proportional Laplace transform. Finally, the models considered with the general solution method of first-order proportional dynamic equations were examined on the time scale. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The aim of the study is to evaluate sports injury areas and injury types of elite male judo athletes in the Aegean region. 155 male judo athletes participated in this study. The average age of the male judo athletes participating in the study is 21.23±2.25 years and the average height is 171.59±20.94 cm. and the average weight is 69.45±12.13 kg. It was determined as. A personal information form containing the demographic information of the research group was used as the data collection method in the study. The Nordic Musculoskeletal Questionnaire (NMQ) was used to evaluate the injuries of the judo athletes in the research group. The survey contains 67 questions, including 15 multiple choice, 46 drop-down and 6 short answer questions. In the survey questions, the athletes' bodies were divided into nine regions (neck, shoulder, elbow, hand-wrist, back, waist, hip-thigh, knee, foot-ankle) and questions were asked separately for these nine regions. The survey provides reliable information about the prevalence and outcome of athletes' injuries in the last year. The survey was created via Google form and filled in on a voluntary basis by the participants. A statistical package program was used to evaluate the data. The results were evaluated with frequency, percentage distribution and chi-square tests. The significance level was accepted as "0.05". As a result, it is seen that judo branch athletes generally suffer injuries in the waist, knee and foot-ankle regions during training. It has been determined that athletes generally experience strains, sprains and other types of injuries in these injury and injury areas. Athletes prefer to seek treatment by applying to a health institution after their injuries. It is thought that it is not of great importance for athletes to continue to engage in judo at the professional level while they are interested in judo as amateurs, in terms of injury and injury risks. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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We construct λ − Wijsman density and λ − Wijsman statistical convergence (SC) on a time scale. Furthermore, strongly Wijsman λ p − summability is defined. Also, inclusion relations for sets of Wijsman statistical convergent sequences are given by considering the sequences μ Δ λ (t) and μ Δ β (t) in the classΛ on time scales. These theoretical parts are supported by some results and examples. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]