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Study of structural transformations in beverage induced human systems

Dr. Paamb Viswambharan and Dr. Tank Thankappan
Dept of Advanced Brewery, Kumbanadu University

Abstract

Structural transformations in some typical human systems under beverage

irradiation have been investigated. The temporal variation of number of
excited samples was analyzed and their distribution with respect to radial
distance from beverage shop was studied. The amount of structural
transformation was found to have a maximum value in an optimum range of
excitation level. The annual trend of BevCo queue elongation mechanism was
observed to have peaks around festival seasons.
1. Introduction

Beverages Corporation (BevCo.) has under beverage irradiation have been

become one of the major driving forces that
determine the various structural transformations
in human systems. The potential applications of
BevCo products in the mental and behavioral
transformations in even the Gods have been
reported in prehistoric period itself [1]. It has
been extensively observed that many interesting
behavioral properties leading to hilarious
situations [2] have been exhibited by human
systems exposed to beverage irradiation.
Now that novel high frequency brands,
both local and international, have been
synthesized [3], the study of the trends in
versatile beverage distribution spectrum needs
special attention. Its influences in the
physiological [4], mental and financial domains
are well noticed and warrant a fine structure
analysis.
In the present study, structural
transformations of some typical human systems
investigated. The optimum conditions for the
maximum utilization of beverage facilities have
been studied. The annual trend of queue
elongation mechanism in front of BevCo outlets
have been studied in particular.
2. Experimental Section
Samples were collected from a typical
beverage shop premise of domain radius 1 km.
Their structures were compared with a non-
irradiated reference sample. The number of
fractures and dislocations were calculated using
clinical X-ray analysis.
Intra facial structural transformations were
studied using Open Mouth Teeth Counting
(OTMC) Technique[5].
Factors affecting the queue elongation in
BevCo outlets have been investigated using
Mouth Looking Analysis implemented in
temporal basis.

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3. Results and Discussion
The temporal variation of the number of
excited samples is shown in figure below.
It is observed that there is a high intensity peak
at evening time around 5.30pm. There was a low
intensity peak at morning time also. The
intensity of the peaks was a measure of the
amount of irradiation and subsequent excitation.
The number of samples undergoing irradiation is
maximum at evening time and the graph shows
optimum range around that time.
The number of excited samples as a
function of radial distance from the BevCo shop
plotted at the optimum time of evening is shown
in figure below.
It is observed that maximum samples are
de-excited at the neighborhood of the source
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(BevCo shop) itself. These samples were
observed to possess minimum amount of
structural transformation.
The amount of structural transformation
undergone as a function of extend of excitation
is shown in figure below. The fractures and
dislocations in the excited samples were taken as
the measure of structural transformation. At
first, the structural transformation was found to
increase with excitation level and after a
maximum level, it was found decreasing with
increase in excitation. It was inferred that under-
excited systems were consistent enough to avoid
fractures. Over-excited systems could also avoid
fractures because they were readily de-excited to
nearby sewerage canals or footpaths without any
interaction. Optimally excited systems interacted
destructively with neighboring systems and
underwent stimulated de-excitation leading to
fractures and dislocations.
When structural transformations were
calculated using OMTC Technique, the
optimum excitation range was observed to have
a shift towards the low excitation region. This
happens because of the inability of the highly
excited systems to stand up erect and receive
stimulation on the face region. At high
excitation zone, the de-excitation mechanism is
induced by the legs of the neighboring systems,
whereas in the low excitation zone the hands of
the neighoring systems tend to dominate leading
to maximum facial dislocations.
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The annual variation of beverage queue
elongation is plotted in figure below. The plot
shows regular dips corresponding to the first day
of a month when beverage is closed. The graph
starts from a high peak corresponding new year
where highest amount of irradiation is observed.
At the end of the year, there are two coupled
peaks corresponding to end of December. The
third maximum is somewhere near september,
where the peak is somewhat broad showing the
larger relaxation time in excitation. Some
random peaks are also observed which were
observed to correspond to harthal days. This
result shows that samples show highest beverage
affinity near festival seasons.
Conclusions
1. The variation of number of excited
systems with time of the day showed a
maximum at evening time which shows that
beverage irradiation is more prominent in the
evening.
2. The amount of structural deformations
showed a maximum value at a particular
optimum range of excitation.
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3. The maximum of facial deformation
curve showed a shift from that corresponding to
overall deformation curve towards low
excitation region.
4. The queue elongation mechanism in
front of BevCo outlets showed high peaks
corresponding to festivals and regular dips
corresponding to first days of months.
Future Scope
A more detailed study is possible in the
queue elongation mechanism which depends
presumably on various external factors like rain,
temperature, humidity etc. Effect of variation in
irradiation frequency (different brands) in the
excitation mechanism, influence of excited
systems in traffic and other social mechanisms
etc also warrant a detailed study.
Acknowledgement : This work would never
have been a success without the cooperation of
all the ‘kudiyans’ in front of beverage queues.
Details of excited samples were given by kind
vaayinokki’s around the premises of BevCo. The
work was financially sponsored by BevCo
Employees Union
References:
[1]. Devendran et al., Devalokam Proceedings,
[2]. Ayyappa Baiju, Kochin Guinness
[3]. Vaatt Rayappan, Aryanaadu Swayam
SahaayanVaatt Sangham
[4] Muthuchippi, August 2010
[5] Maakri Mani, Central Jail, Poojappura