Inspired by the fact that there is an immense amount of renewable energy sources available on roadways, such as mechanical pressure, this study presents development and implementation innovative charging technique for electric vehicles (EVs) fully utilizing existing roadways state-of-the-art nanotechnology power electronics. The developed Smart Illuminative Charging a novel wireless system uses...

This paper reports on the installation and use of two commercial ‘groupware’ systems, a videolink and electronic document exchange, in a major clearing bank in the UK. It suggests some of the complexities involved in evaluating groupware in a business such that recognising and understanding even such gross terms as ‘success’ and ‘failure’ is far from easy. Consequently it argues that a more nua...

BACKGROUND There is increasing interest in quality initiatives that are locally owned and delivered, team based, multiprofessional, and formative. The Royal College of General Practitioners' Quality Team Development (QTD) programme is one such initiative aimed at developing primary healthcare teams and their services. AIMS To evaluate QTD from the perspective of participants and assessors. ...

In 1997-8 Staffordshire University introduced two Virtual Learning Environments (VLEs), Lotus Learning Space, and COSE (Creation of Study Environments), as part of its commitment to distributed learning. A wide-reaching evaluation model has been designed, aimed at appraising the quality of students’ learning experiences using these VLEs. The evaluation can be considered to be a hybrid system wi...

ibn abi- jumhur ahsa’i, a prominent thinker of the shi’ite sage, who was alive until the early era of the safavid dynasty, can be called “the founder” because of his revolution in the form and method as well as in the theological attitude of shi'ite kalam, and since this revolution is fulfilled through illuminative wisdom, he has to be called “the founder of illuminative shi'ite kalam...