« Afghanistan: When Counternarcotics Undermines Counterterrorism ». The Washington Quarterly, vol. 28, n° 4, automne 2005, pp. 55-72.

Vol.62 (Sensor 2014), pp.25-28

Recently, underwater wireless sensor network is one of the popular research topics to scientist. There are many novel methodologies to reach the goal of the effectiveness network performance such as cluster-based structure, in-network data aggregation, etc. In this paper, we assume the network is clustered by a specific clustering scheme. Then, we suggest a new geographicaldata-aggregation meth...

Vol.60 (Mobile and Wireless 2014), pp.25-28

In this paper, delay-QoS-provisioning capability of the random access-operated secondary network is analyzed. The performance of the delayQoS-provisioning capability is evaluated in terms of the probability that delayQoS is violated while the minimum required throughput is satisfied. Through analyzing the delay-QoS-provisioning capability of the secondary network, we can evaluate the feasibilit...

J. Non-Equilib. Thermodyn. 2005 . Vol. 30. pp. 151–162

Oxygen delivery to the tissues is crucial to survival but our understanding of the processes involved in the transport of oxygen from blood to tissue is incomplete. The aim of the present work is to illustrate a long-standing paradox regarding such transport by reporting new state-of-the-art measurements and by analyzing the results in several ways, thereby exploring possible resolutions of the...

College Voice Vol. 28 No. 4

IS&T Reporter Vol 28, No 4

The inspiration and background research for this project is based upon Egyptian Faience because there is an interesting and coincidental synergy between the material properties of ancient Egyptian Faience and the material requirement for the successful 3D printing of ceramic powders. Originating in the 5th Millennium BC, Egyptian Faience was not made from clay, but instead composed of quartz an...