Along a Shan Road, Southern Shan States, upper Burma

A Simple Rat-Trap Used by the Shan Villagers of the Northern Shan States, Burma

_ Two specimens of rat-traps in use by Shan villagers in the Northern Shan States of ?Burma have been sent me by Major H. F. L. Duckworth, i.m.d., Civil Surgeon and District Health Officer, Northern Shan States. These *raps are of great interest because of their ingenuity and simplicity of construction. They can be made up in any bamboo-growing country at next to no cost because they are constr...

Shan Feng-20151710-TOAUTOCJ-MS

The paper analyses the multiple kernel learning-based face recognition in pattern matching area. Based on the analysis of the basic theory of multiple kernel SVM, this thesis focuses on the multiple kernel SVM algorithm based on semi-infinite linear program (SILP), including SILP based on column generation (CG) and SILP based on chunking algorithm (CA). The two SILP improved algorithms are appl...

Paleoglaciation of Shaluli Shan, southeastern Tibetan Plateau

Reconstructing the paleoglaciation of the Tibetan Plateau is critical to understanding linkages between regional climate changes and global climate changes, and herewe focus on the glacial history of the Shaluli Shan, an area of the southeastern Tibetan Plateau that receives much of its precipitation from monsoon flow. Based on field investigation, geomorphological mapping, and 10Be exposure da...

Jie Shan , Serkan Ural Performance Measure

Edibe Plants of Shan Tribe of Assam

The Paper presents an accounts of wild edible food plants used by shan tribe of Assam. The shan tribe of Assam is Sino-Tibetan race of Mongoloid stock whose ancestors migrated from South -west china. They depend upon forest products for their day to day needs, i.e, food, fodder and shelter etc. Their food include leaves, tubers, bulbs, rhizomes, flowers fruits and seeds of various wild plants s...