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Introduction Health Professions Admission Test (HPAT) or Health Professions Admission Test- Ireland, is an admissions test that is primarily used to provide another evaluation element for aspiring Irish medical students. Students applying to the University of Limerick's MSc Occupational Therapy and MSc Speech and Language Therapy programmes must also take the HPAT. The HPAT scores are merged with the marks earned in secondary school, such as your International Baccalaureate, Irish Leaving Certificate, or A-levels. Your verbal logical thinking, problem-solving, interpersonal, and nonverbal reasoning are all put to the test on the HPAT. Australian Council for Education Research (ACER), the ... Read More

Introduction Hewlett-Packard (HP), a prominent technology giant, has significantly influenced the field. HP has established itself as a household name for both consumers and businesses thanks to its lengthy history and extensive offering of goods and services. This article digs into HP's beginnings and past, examines the goods and services it provides, talks about its corporate structure and management, and emphasises its effect on the technology sector. Origin and history of HP Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard established Hewlett-Packard in a one-car garage in Palo Alto, California in 1939. Oscillators and audio generators were among the electronic test ... Read More

Introduction Human Interface Device (HID) is a type of computer device. It authorises humans to interact with a computer system or a method to interact with an electronic device. Some HID devices are responsible for generating inputs and some are responsible for generating outputs. Examples of some HIDs are touchpads, game controllers, joysticks, keyboards, and stylus pens. The primary aim of an HID is to deliver a user-friendly way for humans to input data and receives feedback from the system. The output can be audio, visual and haptic HIDs can either be wired or wireless and they demand little ... Read More

Introduction High Altitude Pulmonary Edema (HAPE) is a possibly lethal condition that can happen when individuals travel to high heights, commonly over 8, 000 feet (2, 400 meters), without adjusting appropriately. The fluid accumulation in the lungs causes HAPE, impairs oxygen exchange and can lead to respiratory failure. The reason for HAPE is obscure, yet it is believed to be a mix of elements, for example, lower air pressure, oxygen levels, and pneumonic supply route pressure. Certain people may also be more prone to HAPE owing to genetic or other causes. Definition of HAPE High Altitude Pulmonary Edema (HAPE) ... Read More

Introduction House Area Network (HAN) is a computer network that permits data transmission and communication between devices inside a small office or home setting. HANs frequently incorporate a scope of gadgets connected using a neighbourhood, including workstations, work areas, cell phones, tablets, smart TVs, and other Internet of Things (IoT) devices. A HAN's main function is to give consumers a simple, safe method to access and manage their connected devices from one place. A HAN may, for instance, let a user use their smartphone or tablet to manage their smart thermostat, security cameras, and entertainment system. Definition of HAN ... Read More

Introduction to HAC Highly Autonomous Driving (HAD) means an automated car that needs less human assistance while driving the car on the road. Many can get confused after hearing about highly automated driving and fully automated driving. These two are different. While fully automated driving means a software is controlling the car without the need of the assistance of a driver, the highly automated driving means one of those cars that is controlled mostly by a software and not a human. Definition of HAD What is highly automated driving? While it sounds like highly automated driving is a lot ... Read More

Introduction High Availability Clusters (HAC) are nothing but a group of hosts which act as a single system and provide availability all the time. It is one of the most major parts of running any website. One can use these clusters if they have to perform some critical applications like running an e-commerce website, handling some loaded databases, managing some transaction processing systems, etc. Components of HAC High Component Clusters, being one of the major parts of running a website, must have some components to make it work. They have three components: Primary HA Host, Secondary HA Host and ... Read More

Introduction Global Warming Potential (GWP) of a greenhouse gas (GHG) is an estimation of how much intensity it can trap in the climate over a specific period in contrast with carbon dioxide (CO2) of a similar mass. With this action, we can look at the warming effects of different ozone-depleting substances on a typical scale. The radiative forcing (amount of energy the gas absorbs and emits) and atmospheric lifespan of the gas are considered when calculating the GWP. For instance, methane is a more powerful greenhouse gas per molecule than carbon dioxide but has a shorter atmospheric lifespan. Definition ... Read More

Introduction GUI (Graphical User Interface) is a type of interface that enables users to interact with electronic devices through menus and icons. The primary goal of GUI is to make navigation easier and fun for the users. It makes the apps friendlier and easy to use. Before GUI (Graphical User Interface), a Command Line Interface (CLI) was popular, which was difficult to understand, and all the commands were not familiar to use, which is why the GUI was introduced, bridging the gap. This interface has revolutionized the user experience, bringing ease of use to everyone around. Definition of GUI ... Read More

Introduction Glucose Tolerance Test (GTT) determines how well your body can metabolize glucose. Your body requires glucose, a specific form of sugar, to fuel its cells. The food you eat is converted by your body into glucose, which then reaches your bloodstream. Your pancreas produces the hormone insulin, which aids in delivering bloodstream glucose to your body's cells. The amount of sugar in your blood will be too high if your body's cells are unable to receive insulin, a condition known as resistance to insulin, or if your body is unable to create enough insulin. High blood sugar levels ... Read More