Hierarchy, Formal Principles, and a Non-Positivistic Constitutionalism. Comments on Gabriel Encinas’ ‘Interlegal Balancing’

Proportionality Balancing and Global Constitutionalism

Some Comments on the Analytic Hierarchy Process

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on the effect of linear & non-linear texts on students comprehension and recalling

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Electronic Non Formal Education: A Case Study of Tehran Municipality

Considering the emergence of brand-new educational needs, non-formal education as a prerequisite of a knowledge-based society is increasingly going popular among nations in view of its continual nature. However, life-long learning as a key concept of the modern education system stands clearly at odds with traditional learning in every way of philosophy, objectives,...

A Human-Machine Interface Evaluation Method Based on Balancing Principles

Human factors principles provide foundation for guidelines of various codes and standards in designing Human-Machine Interfaces (HMIs). Also in Nuclear Power Plants (NPPs), a lot of guidelines from various codes and standard and derived from various research and development projects are available for designing Main Control Room (MCR) HMIs. However it is not easy to optimize and balance a great ...