Although distance education is catching up in almost all countries in the world, it is still little known and less studied in many of the developing countries. Given such a lack of coverage even in the Western educational literature, the possibilities of finding in-depth exchanges concerning distance education in developing countries are very limited. This presentation presents the existing ‘di...

Discrete-event simulation is frequently used to analyze and predict the performance of systems. Simulation of large, complex systems remains a major stumbling block, however, due to the prohibitive computation costs. Distributed simulation offers one approach that can significantly reduce these computation costs. Since distributed simulation deals with large and complex systems, the following i...

Abstract Aim To evaluate compliance to British Society for Surgery of the Hand (BSSH) guidelines timing review and surgical management Flexor tendon injuries. Method Retrospective data collection over a period (February 2021) first cycle, (June second cycle through EPR Galaxy soft wares. Results Time from injury by Plastic team: 100% patients were reviewed within national timeframe in both cycl...

The importation of Chinese porcelain and celadon into Europe has long been thought to have first begun around the thirteenth century AD. A unique group ceramic sherds from archaeological contexts in Spain dated between ninth eleventh centuries, however, now represents earliest wares identified Europe. Such an unexpectedly early presence on high-status sites Western probably reflects changing pa...

Samples of northern porcelain wares dating to between the 6th and 13th centuries from three most important Chinese ceramic kiln sites, Gongyi, Xing Ding have been studied in this work. The Sr isotope chemical compositions glazes these determined. Based on scientific results we able suggest raw materials used make glazes. Using Strontium isotopic analysis successfully shown that earliest use lim...