Function first or form first—a comparison of two design methods for undergraduate basic course

Comparison of two methods for design centering

Two methods recently proposed to solve the design cantering problem [2,9] are compared. Although the methods are formulated differently, they are shown, under general assumptions, to yield the same solutions. Simplifications required to make the methods efficiently implementable introduce, however, significant differences from an utilization point of view.

Deficit irrigation for corn: a comparison of two methods

Two Basic Methods for Photomicrography

This paper is intended as a basic explanation of two methods used to place the image formed by a compound microscope onto the sensor or film of a camera. It is primarily directed at those wishing to do photomicrography with cameras they might already own and use for general photography. It does not deal at all with dedicated microscope cameras. A more detailed look at the necessary sensor speci...

Scaphoid Fractures: A Comparison of Two Surgical Methods for Internal Fixation Using Either Herbert Screws or Multiple Pins

Background and Aims: Scaphoid fractures are the most common fractures of the wrist. This study compared the outcomes of two surgical internal fixation techniques, using either Herbert screws (HS group) or multiple pins (MP group), in the treatment of scaphoid fractures. Methods: This cross-sectional study was performed on 41 patients (23 in HS and 18 in MP groups) with unilateral scaphoid fract...

Comparison of Two Self-Learning Methods(CD-Rom or Booklet) for Physician Education about Reporting Diseases Cases

Introduction: Success in surveillence programs is mostly dependent on physicians’ skill to report diseases. Self-learning is an appropriate method for medical education programs and has been used in many countries. The purpose of this study was to compare self-learning of reporting diseases through compact disks (CD) and booklets in physicians’ education. Methods: This study was a quasi-experi...