Fragmen Wadah Pelebur Logam (?) dari Situs Boyolangu, Kabupaten Tulungagung, Jawa Timur

JaWa: Java with Assertions

Persian, Dari and Tajik in Central Asia

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A Chemical Survey of the Batang Belungkung River and the Gombak River

Suatu tinjauan kimia terhadap kualiti air di Sungai Batang Belungkung dan Sungai Gombak telah dijalankan dengan tujuan untuk mengkajikan kadar pencemaran yang disebabkan oleh pembuangan kekotoran dari te mpat-tempat kediaman dan kilang-kilang getah. Kandungan oksigen terlarut (DO), keperluan oksigen dari segi biokimia (BOD), keperluan oksigen dari segi kimia (COD), zat makanan (fosforus dan nit...

Discriminating Similar Languages: Persian and Dari

Although widely-studied in recent years, Language Identification (LID) systems for determining the language of input texts often fail to discriminate between similar languages like Croatian-Serbian and Malay-Indonesian. This has brought attention to the task of discriminating similar languages, varieties and dialects – including a recent shared task [3]. Persian (also known as Farsi) and Dari (...

The Albinism of Timur, Zal, and Edward the Confessor.

INTRODUCTION HISTORICAL personages are often alleged to have suffered from certain diseases or disabilities. Sometimes there is good evidence for this, but sometimes when the evidence is examined one wonders how the belief originated. At least three historical characters, and one biblical one, are frequently referred to as albinos. Two of them, Edward the Confessor and Timur, were real people, ...