Introduction Global Information Tracker (GIT) is a distributed version control system that enables programmers to keep track of changes made to their codebase across time. Developers may work together on projects and effectively manage their source code using GIT. Even for huge and complicated projects, GIT is designed to be quick, effective, and scalable. Using branches, distinct versions of the codebase that can be worked on separately, developers may construct new codebases using GIT. This makes it possible for developers to work independently on various features or problem solutions. Many software development tools and platforms, including GitHub, Bitbucket, and ... Read More

Introduction Global Environment Facility (GEF) is a financial mechanism that provides grants and funding to support global environmental projects. The projects are aimed at addressing important environmental challenges such as biodiversity loss, land degradation, and sustainable forest management. GEF is a partnership of 183 countries, international institutions, and the private sector. GEF is guided by an advisory panel. The fund aims to tackle environmental problems and promote sustainable development at a global level. The GEF ensures that the projects benefit local communities and promote social equity, and gender equality. History of GEF The Global Environment Fund (GEF) is a ... Read More

Introduction Global Depository Receipt (GDR) is typically issued by a bank or financial institution in the country. GDR is a financial instrument that represents a company's shares, mainly traded on a stock exchange outside of its home country. It allows investors to have exposure to international markets. GDR provides the convenience of a single investment vehicle. The GDR helps to raise capital in foreign markets. Firstly, the shares are bought in local markets and then GDRs are issued representing those shares. The trading of GDRs can be done in foreign stock exchanges, in U.S. dollars or in another major ... Read More

Introduction Gasoline Direct Injection (GDI) is employed by modern combustion engines as a fuel delivery system to increase engine performance and economy. GDI distributes gasoline directly into the combustion chamber as opposed to the intake manifold, unlike conventional fuel injection systems. As a result, the air/fuel combination can be controlled more precisely, which improves fuel burn efficiency. Due to their increased fuel efficiency and less emissions, GDI engines are becoming more and more widespread in passenger automobiles. GDI engines may produce greater amounts of particle emissions, which must be carefully regulated to comply with ever-stricter environmental requirements. This presents ... Read More

Introduction GBPS stands for Gigabits Per Second. When we talk to our internet service provider that the speed of the internet is slow. It is the speed of the internet reaching your system. The speed of the internet that we receive at home or on mobile is not as high as Gbps. It is different from “GBPS” which is the abbreviation of “Giga Bytes Per Second”. It is the speed of data transfer in a network communication channel. It is the speed of high-speed serial data transfer in disk drives, network communication channels, and Ethernet, while the “Giga Bytes ... Read More

Introduction Fair Usage Policy (FUP) is frequently used by internet service providers, mobile phone networks, and other businesses that provide subscription-based services. A mobile phone network may, for instance, establish a FUP to stop a select few users from using large amounts of data that might slow down the network for all other customers. Customers may have their use throttled or face extra costs if they go above these limitations. Depending on the service provider and the kind of service being offered, the policy's specifications will change. Purpose A Fair Usage Policy (FUP)'s main objective is to guarantee that ... Read More

Introduction Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) was created by Food Safety and Standards Act of 2006 as a part of legislative framework. In India, it is in charge of overseeing and upholding laws regarding food safety. By organising standards for food items, approving and licensing food companies, and instructing the general public about food safety, the FSSAI upholds the hygienic and protection of food products. FSSAI additionally engages with more than a few companions, which includes clients, food companies, and governmental organizations, to make sure that food safety rules are applied and enforced effectively. Functions and ... Read More

Introduction Full-Service Network is referred to as FSN. Early in the 1990s, AT&T undertook an experimental effort to build a high-speed, fiber-optic network that could deliver a range of services, such as phone, video, and data transfer, over a single network. The FSN was created to be an all-digital, broadband network that could provide clients cutting-edge services in a time- and money-saving way. Even though the FSN project ultimately failed, it was a significant step in the advancement of broadband technology and helped the telecommunications sector expand. History of FSN In an ambitious endeavour to develop a cutting-edge broadband ... Read More

Introduction Forward Rate Agreement (FRA) is an ascension between two parties to exchange payments at a later time based on a predetermined interest rate. The agreement gives the parties the alternative to settle an interest rate for a predetermined amount of time, ensuring them from changes in interest rates. In the financial markets, especially in the fixed-income and money markets, the FRA is a broadly used derivative instrument. How FRA Works A Forward Rate Agreement (FRA) empowers two parties to agree on a future interest rate for a predetermined amount of time. The notional amount, which is the invented ... Read More

Introduction Fuel Pressure Regulator Circuit (FPRC) is an electrical component that manages the fuel pressure in the engine's fuel injection system. A closed-loop control system adjusts the fuel pressure in response to changes in engine load and speed. The FPRC is composed of a fuel pressure regulator, a pressure sensor, and an electronic control unit (ECU). Any variations in the fuel pressure in the fuel rail are signalled to the ECU via the pressure sensor. The fuel pressure regulator is given instructions by the ECU to adjust the fuel pressure as necessary once this signal has been analysed. With ... Read More