Author: Lee-Hsueh Lee ABSTRACT The appearance of the water is just one aspect of a waterscape that can be appreciated aesthetically. Water appearance is affected by water clarity and water colour. Here, an aesthetic assessment model of waterscape was suggested. … Continue reading
Author: Massoud Sofi, Elisa Lumantarna, Zhiyuan Zhou, Rackel San Nicolas, Priyan Mendis ABSTRACT Fly ash (FA) is important alternative or supplement to cement to reduce the environmental impact of concrete industry. However, early age strength development of FA is a … Continue reading
Authors: Shintaro Nagaoka, Takako Kobayashi, Yuko Kajiwara, Masahiko Okai, Masami Ishida, Naoto Urano ABSTRACT Acid-tolerant yeasts often inhabit extremely acidic environments: mine drain-ages, hot springs, and even fermented foods. Some of them also possess the ability to neutralize acidic media. … Continue reading
Author: Andrew Dawson ABSTRACT Contemporary automobilities research is replete with representation of a docile driver body or, as it is sometimes humorously described, a ‘mobile meat puppet’. This emerges, largely from research on automobilities in ‘Developed-World’ contexts. Contrastingly, in this … Continue reading
Author: Naoki Hotta ABSTRACT Since Colon capsule endoscopy (CCE) was approved for reimbursement under the national health insurance system of Japan in January 2014. Dialysis patients are potentially susceptible to bleeding because of the fragile intestine, impaired platelet function, or … Continue reading
Authors: Pavel Bělík, Douglas P. Dokken, Corey K. Potvin, Kurt Scholz, Mikhail M. Shvartsman ABSTRACT Processes related to the production of vorticity in the forward and rear flank downdrafts and their interaction with the boundary layer are thought to play … Continue reading
Authors: Elham Mirrasooli, Rasoul Ghorbani, Masoud Molaei ABSTRACT Due to decreasing water quality of the Ziarat River, which is one of the most important rivers for drinking water in Gorgan, it is necessary to manage this river. The purpose of … Continue reading
Authors: Sharmila Bista, Roshan Chitrakar ABSTRACT In recent times among the multitude of attacks present in network system, DDoS attacks have emerged to be the attacks with the most devastating effects. The main objective of this paper is to propose … Continue reading
Authors: Ofelia M. Bawan, Marilou P. Pascual, Arneil G. Gabriel ABSTRACT The evolution of law started from human practice and activities. Many State laws are once part of society’s living tradition ripened into a rule of conduct in the form … Continue reading
Authors: Bin Sun, Elham Makram, Xufeng Xu ABSTRACT Nowadays, more and more electrical power is being distributed to customers by underground cables rather than overhead transmission lines due to their advantage of providing better protection in inclement weather. They also … Continue reading