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From Representation to Infrastructure: The Case for Design Advocacy Through Drawing

Aramouny, Carla (2019 ACSA/EAAE TEACHERS CONFERENCE PROCEEDING, 2021-08)

When teaching design and architecture in oscillation between practice and academia, we are inescapably bound by questions of context; our environment reflects greatly on us and our perception and forms the basis of our ...
FROM RESISTANCE TO RESILIENCE IN ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN DESIGN: THE CASE OF BEIRUT’S SOUTHERN SUBURBS

Fahs, Mahmoud (2021-05-29)

Under a constant Israeli threat of wars of different types. Our architecture is very vulnerable, slow, and low in performance. When the enemy's armament and war strategies are evolving rapidly. Architecture is lacking and ...
From system model formalization towards correct and efficient HW-SW design

Jaber M.; Chagoya-Garzon A.; Rousseau F. (, 2013)

We propose a formalism including a set of constraints for the modeling of a correct and efficient HW-SW systems. The hardware architecture is described as the interconnection of several heterogeneous MPSoCs (called tiles). ...
From tents to mud-brick villages - by Ali Saleh Attalah al Anbar

al Anbar, Ali Saleh Attalah (1991)

Al-Majmaah began as a town of settled bedouins since its foundation. This the-sis is investigating aspects of the movement of nomadic bedouins towards settle¬ment. The method used in this study is a combination of olographic, ...
FROM UNDER THE RUBBLE: A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY ON THE EMERGENCY RESPONSE OF DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS POST BEIRUT PORT BLAST ON AUGUST 4, 2020

Kazoun, Nada (2022-09-15)

Introduction: A disaster is an occurrence that disrupts the normal conditions of existence and causes a level of suffering that is beyond the capacity of adjustment of the affected population of community (WH0, 2022) on ...
From Urban Sprawl to an Urban Quarter: Al-Hosh (1997-2019) as Case Study

Madi, Noura Chawki (2021-09-16)

This thesis seeks to investigate the possible transformation of the area of Al-Hosh (Tyre Caza, Lebanon) from an undefined sprawl extending over the jurisdiction of two towns (Ain Baal and Burj El-Chemali) to a consolidated ...
Front propagation in patterned precipitation. 3. Composition variations in two-precipitate stratum dynamics

Msharrafieh M.; Al-Ghoul M.; Batlouni H.; Sultan R. (WASHINGTON1155 16TH ST, NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20036 USA, 2007)

This paper is a study of the composition dynamics of Liesegang band strata of Co(OH)2 and Ni(OH)2 from NH4OH, with redissolution by complex formation with ammonia. At a fixed time, the cobalt hydroxide composition was found ...
Front propagation, kinetics and mechanism of ionic intercalation/de-intercalation during the polymorphic transition of ╬▒- to ╬▓-cobalt hydroxide / by Janane Farid Rahbani.

Rahbani, Janane Farid. (2012)

We study the spatiotemporal dynamics of the solid-state polymorphic formation and conversion of the hydrotalcite-like ╬▒-cobalt hydroxide to the brucite-like ╬▓-cobalt hydroxide in a gel matrix at the microscopic and ...
Frontal fibrosing alopecia presenting with components of Piccardi-Lassueur-Graham-Little syndrome

Abbas O.; Chedraoui A.; Ghosn S. (NEW YORK360 PARK AVENUE SOUTH, NEW YORK, NY 10010-1710 USA, 2007)

Frontal fibrosing alopecia (FFA), a cicatricial alopecia of the frontoparietal hairline affecting mainly postmenopausal women, is commonly associated with nonscarring alopecia of the eyebrows. This association has led some ...
Fructose Intake and its Association with Relative Telomere Length: A Cross-Sectional Study Among Healthy Lebanese Adults

Masserlian, Nayri Marie (2022-02-07)

Telomeres are composed of repetitive sequences of six nucleotides (TTAGGG) that cover the ends of the linear chromosomes, and their role is to maintain genetic integrity and provide cellular stability. Shorter telomere ...
Fructose intake and risk of metabolic syndrome in Lebanese adults : a cross sectional study

Aoun, Rita Rony (2019)

The parallelism between the increase in the consumption of fructose and the rise in obesity and metabolic syndrome (MetS) over the past 20 years, proposed excessive fructose intake as one of the potential causes for metabolic ...
Fruit dehydration plant - by Emile Jiha

Jiha, Emile J. (1956)
Fruit flies infesting thistles in Lebanon - by Sameer Hassan Kalash

Kalash, Sameer Hassan (1998)

This work presents the first taxonomic study of thistle flower-head infesting tephritids in Lebanon, their distribution, and host range. During a two-year survey, several hundred flower head samples were collected and ...
The Fruit, Vegetable, and Sericulture Cooperative Association of Anjar a case study in cooperative development in Lebanon - by Garabed Ohannessian

Ohannessian, Garabed (1979)
Fruits and vegetables canning industry in Lebanon - by Nuha Ismail

Ismail, Nuha (1969)
FSM behavioral modeling approach for hypermedia web applications: FBM-HWA approach

Dargham J.; Al-Nasrawi S. (, 2006)

Lately, the Internet drastically simplified the dissemination and access to information thus it attracted the interests of many communities. Researchers identified a number of differences between traditional and web ...
FSM behavioral modeling approach for web applications FSM-BMWA approach - by Sukaina Abdul Ilah Al Nasrawi

Al Nasrawi, Sukaina Abdul Ilah (2007)

With the wide spread use of the World Wide Web (WWW), the information technology and networking research community shifted its focus towards new applications: w eb-based applications. Developing these applications, in a ...
FTY720P stimulates the Na+-K+ ATPase in CACO-2 cells via PKC, PGE2 and PKA -

Noureddine, Maysoon Issam, (2018)

Na+-K+ ATPase is ubiquitously expressed in all animal cells serving a myriad of fundamental functions. In the intestines, it regulates sodium, water, and nutrient absorption; hence, any significant alteration in its activity ...
FTY720P upregulates Na+-K+ ATPase in LLC-PK1 cells : Rho kinase, PI3K and nitric oxide are along the pathway

Khalil, Christine Charbel (2019)

The kidneys play a pivotal role in the regulation of blood composition and osmolarity. This regulatory role is dependent heavily on the activity of the Na+-K+ ATPase, a pump that provides the driving force for the movement ...
Fuel cell applications in Wireless Sensor Networks

Chraim F.; Karaki S. (, 2010)

This paper addresses the issue of powering Wireless Sensor Networks. We start with an overview of the current technologies employed for providing electricity at this small scale. We establish that batteries are not the ...

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