This paper addresses a path loss prediction and optimization by means of Lee’s model for Jiza town, south of Amman city, Jordan. Data were collected from mobile companies in Jordan in the frequency band of 900, and 1800 MHz. The calibrated Lee’s, Hata, and Egli’s path loss models were compared with respect to the original collected data. It is found that for the 900 MHz Lee’s prediction model h...

Abstract This article explains why Æthelflaed, ruler of Mercia, mattered to writers history in twelfth-century England. It argues that these evaluated and compared rulers based not on sex or bloodline, but the quality a ruler’s achievements relative set scale challenges faced. They thought Æthelflaed remarkable because her triumphs for Mercia distinguished from other rulers. The shows new under...

Abstract This study examines all the surviving examples of short prose pieces written in praise embroidery depicting Buddhist objects worship between circa 700 and 900. The process whereby they were transmitted to present is traced wherever possible, main themes are indicated by means identification recurrent vocabulary items. Typically, embroideries described said have been created women for p...