Simple Foot Switch for use in Electro-diagnosis

Foot Posture Index: A Reliable, Valid, Simple to Use Measure of Static Alignment and Foot Type

The human foot is much different from other animals in that it had evolved over three-and-a-half million years [1] through a process of phylogenetic development, with bipedal stance the very unique distinguishing feature [2]. This bipedal stance and the ontogenetic development that ensues [3], along with physical and psychosocial development of the individual combined with the use of barefootwa...

Development of Linguistic Rules Diagnosis of Failure in Centrifugal Pump for Use in Expert System

Operational failures in centrifuge pumps could be hydraulic or mechanical. However, most of these mechanical and hydraulic failures are connected cause of their operational nature and finding the right cause is due to considering numerous mechanical and hydraulic signs and parameters in pumps. On the other hand, due to non-linear and fluctuant behavior of pumps in the matter of time and not pre...

Comments on Nonfinite Adverbial Patterns in English Prose Fiction: A Simple Model for Analysis and Use

This study aims to present an accessible model of some frequent nonfinite adverbial types occurring in English prose fiction. As its main syntactic argument, it recognizes that these adverbials are mostly elliptical in that there are some dependent-clause markers one can assume to be implicit when supplying those elements back into the clause complex. Some comments are provided at the end on th...

Development of Linguistic Rules Diagnosis of Failure in Centrifugal Pump for Use in Expert System

Operational failures in centrifuge pumps could be hydraulic or mechanical. However, most of these mechanical and hydraulic failures are connected cause of their operational nature and finding the right cause is due to considering numerous mechanical and hydraulic signs and parameters in pumps. On the other hand, due to non-linear and fluctuant behavior of pumps in the matter of time and not pre...

The Simple Reachability Problem in Switch Graphs