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Dust episodes in Beirut and their effect on the chemical composition of coarse and fine particulate matter

Jaafar M.; Baalbaki R.; Mrad R.; Daher N.; Shihadeh A.; Sioutas C.; Saliba N.A. (Elsevier; AMSTERDAMPO BOX 211, 1000 AE AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS, 2014)

Particles captured during dust episodes in Beirut originated from both the African and Arabian deserts. This particular air mixture showed an increase, over non-dust episodes, in particle volume distribution which was ...
Dutch Disease : the Saudi Arabia case study -

Nizam, Nour Nizam, (2015)

Following the extensive Dutch Disease literature and research on the paradox of natural resources and how they can become a curse when in fact they are supposed to be a blessing, this project attempts to explore this ...
Duwayhi's history of the times as a source for sixteenth century Syrian history - John Francis Brown

Brown, John Francis (1972)
Dwelling in informality :the settlement of Masaken, Sour as case study -

Nakhal, Jana Ragheb, (2014)

The case of Masaken informal settlement in Sour reveals the conflict between the state’s use of the law as a tool for exclusion, and the dweller’s basic right to housing. For the former, “legality” is perceived as a finite ...
Dye adsorption, desorption, and distribution in mesoporous TiO2 films, and its effects on recombination losses in dye sensitized solar cells

O'Regan B.; Xiaoe L.; Ghaddar T. (CAMBRIDGETHOMAS GRAHAM HOUSE, SCIENCE PARK, MILTON RD, CAMBRIDGE CB4 0WF, CAMBS, ENGLAND, 2012)

Recombination rates through bare, partially dyed, and fully dyed mesoporous TiO2 films have been measured, as well as the penetration kinetics of dye molecules into the films. We give evidence that homogeneous partial dye ...
Dye binding capacities as a measure of protein quantity and quality in protein concentrates

Safar, Murad Khalil (1971)
Dye sensitized solar cells : dyes and anchoring groups -

Hilal, Hamsa Mouin, (2018)

Dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs) have attracted much attention due to their relatively low cost, acceptable conversion efficiency and ease of fabrication. Several attempts were made in order to increase the light-harvesting ...
The dying and rising God in Mesopotamia, Ugarit, and the Phoenician cities - by Lurik Kukujian Dib

Dib, Lurik Kukujian (1991)

The myth of the dying god is quite a popular one. Frazer (1959) and Gaster (1961) have come up with endless examples of such myths in different cultures: Anatolian, Mesopotamian, Syrian, Phoenician, etc. According to the ...
Dynamic analysis of an angular swivel steering mechanism with applications to step climbing

Salem W.; Shammas E.; Asmar D.; Bazzi S. (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.;, 2014)

In this paper, we introduce a novel mobile robotic platform that is capable of navigating rough terrains. The proposed design utilizes an active angular swivel steering mechanism to perform wide-range steering as well as ...
Dynamic assessment and FEM modeling of the modal frequencies and shapes of bovine tibia bone.

Yassine, Reem Ali, (2018)

Frequency response function (FRF) and Complex Mode Indicator Function (CMIF) techniques were used to experimentally measure the modal frequencies for several long (bovine) tibia bones. CMIF has an advantage of detecting ...
Dynamic bandwidth management for teleoperation of collaborative robots

Mansour C.; Shammas E.; Elhajj I.H.; Asmar D. (, 2012)

In teleoperation of collaborative mobile robots different tasks or events require different bandwidth allocation. Thus, different rates of communication on each channel are needed for reliable and efficient task completion. ...
Dynamic cruise ship revenue management

Maddah B.; Moussawi-Haidar L.; El-Taha M.; Rida H. (AMSTERDAMPO BOX 211, 1000 AE AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS, 2010)

Recently, it has been recognized that revenue management of cruise ships is different from that of airlines or hotels. Among the main differences is the presence of multiple capacity constraints in cruise ships, i.e., the ...
Dynamic current testing for CMOS domino circuits

Nazer A.; Chehab A.; Kayssi A. (ABINGDON4 PARK SQUARE, MILTON PARK, ABINGDON OX14 4RN, OXON, ENGLAND, 2008)

In this paper, we propose a method for testing CMOS domino circuits using the transient power supply current. The method is based on monitoring and processing the transient current. We evaluate the effectiveness of this ...
Dynamic energy allocation for coordinated optimization in enterprise workloads

Khanna R.; Doshi K.A.; Le C.; Ping J.; Dimitrov M.P.; Awad M.; Stockman M. (, 2011)

Power optimization and power control are challenging issues for server computer systems. To obtain power optimization in an enterprise server, one needs to observe temporal behavior of workloads, and how they contribute ...
Dynamic graphical simulation of internal and external operation of the Z80 central processing unit - by Ibrahim Demashkieh

Demashkieh, Ibrahim (1988)

The computer revolution is already in full blast and computers have entered all human activities and domains. (example: science, art, business, commerce , education, etc.) and Computer Aided Teaching (CAT) packages have ...
Dynamic joint switching point configuration and resource allocation in TDD-OFDMA wireless networks

El Hajj A.M.; Dawy Z. (, 2011)

The development of the Time Division Duplexing (TDD) mode in next generation OFDMA-based wireless standards has brought some major advantages but at the same time raised several critical design requirements. Among others, ...
Dynamic latent plan models

Choudhury C.F.; Ben-Akiva M.; Abou-Zeid M. (2010)

Planning is an integral part of many behavioural aspects related to transportation: residential relocation, activity and travel scheduling, route choice, etc. People make plans and then select actions to execute those ...
Dynamic linkages and spillover effects in the Gulf's equity markets - by Carol Joseph Ayat

Ayat, Carol Joseph (2006)

In the volatile world of stock exchanges, the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) sta tes have become the latest emerging markets . In the post- 9-11 environment, it is widely perceived that Gulf-based investors have switched ...
Dynamic LTE network dimensioning -

Jaber, Mona Tarek, (2014)

Radio network dimensioning is an essential step towards designing a cellular network and has traditionally relied on a pragmatic approach to capture the effects of fading and shadowing on the system interference. However, ...
Dynamic macroeconomic analysis: theory and policy in general equilibrium

Altug, Sumru G; Chadha, Jagjit; Nolan, Charles (Cambridge University Press, )

Dynamic stochastic general equilibrium (DSGE) models have begun to dominate the field of macroeconomic theory and policy-making. These models describe the evolution of macroeconomic activity as a recursive sequence of ...

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