WELLS UNION.

Higher Education Internationalization in European Union

Background: Nowadays, the wordwide trend for becoming most competitive and the most dynamic knowledge based economy is the responsibility of universities. The European Union is moving in this direction for global competitiveness, the retrieval process and brain circulation and income generation. This study, aimed to evaluate the internationalization trend of higher education in Europe. Me...

Wells' syndrome.

Eosinophilic cellulitis/Wells' syndrome is a rare dermatosis with erythematous, urticarial plaques that become more indurated and eventually have grey blue discoloration. The histopathology is distinctive, with a diffuse infiltrate composed predominantly of eosinophils but admixed with lymphocytes, histicytes and occasionally multinucleated histiocytes. There is dermal edema with so called "fla...

Wells Syndrome

A 31-year-old Caucasian female presented to the emergency department (ED) with chief complaint of a gradually progressive right extremity rash for past two days. The patient described a warm, red area over the dorsum of her forearm. The lesion began as a small spot that overnight came to involve most of the arm. The patient, who had similar episodes in the past on her back, stomach, and legs, h...

Monetary Union Its Costs

Transition from transient Theis wells to steady Thiem wells

Simple analytical calculations of groundwater flow around wells usually employ the Thiem well formula for steady calculations and the Theis formula for transient calculations. The superposition principle can be used with both formulas and even for combinations of both formulas. It is generally assumed that flow converges to a steady state when the boundary conditions remain constant for a long ...