Moving car on rough road suddenly gets out of its way for some reason and moves to the edge of the road at the same speed. Since the most important factor in car overturning is vertical acceleration in the wheels and car speed and road conditions determine the vertical instantaneous acceleration, brake system according to change of the spring length is designed in such a way that by monitoring ...

many recent studies have shown that glycosylation patterns of agaricus bisporus are similar to those of mammalians, so that this organism is a good candidate for the expression of glycosylated pharmaceutical protein. to achieve constant interested gene expression in all cells of the organism, proper promoter isolation is necessary. to isolate this promoter, pcr with specific primers was perform...

Figure 1. Efavirenz (week 0) and nevirapine (weeks 2–12) plasma concentrations during the switch from efavirenz to nevirapine (for 18 patients). The box plot shows a comparison of the plasma concentrations, with the upper and lower edges of the boxes representing upper and lower quartiles, respectively. Lines extending above and below the boxes represent the highest and lowest values, respectiv...

This study explored 14-month-old infants' ability to form novel word-spatial relation associations. During habituation, infants heard 1 novel word (e.g., teek) while viewing dynamic containment events (i.e., Big Bird placed in a box) and, on other habituation trials, a second novel word (e.g., blick) while viewing dynamic support events (i.e., Big Bird placed on the box). Each novel word was pr...

Composition, change and complexity have attracted ev- eryone’s attention towards Self-Adaptive systems. These systems, inspired by the human body, are capable of adapting to changes in the inner and outer environment. The main objective of this study is to achieve a more con- venient availability for e-banking services in the payment switch, using self-healing systems and focusing on the failur...

Branch coverage is an important criteria used during the structural testing of programs. In this paper, we present a new program execution based approach to generate input data that exercises a selected branch in a program. The test data generation is initiated with an arbitrarily chosen input from the input domain of the program. A new input is derived from the initial input in an attempt to f...

Networks-on-Chip (NoCs) are implicitly fault tolerant and due to their inherent redundancy they can overcome defective cores, links and switches. This effect can be used to increase yield at the cost of reduced performance. In this paper, a new diagnosis method based on the standard flow of industrial volume testing is presented, which is able to identify the intact functions of a defective net...

The uncertainty management problem is one of the key issues associated with moving objects (MOs). Minimizing the uncertainty region size can increase both query accuracy and system performance. In this paper, we propose an uncertainty model called the Truncated Tornado model as a significant advance in minimizing uncertainty region sizes. The Truncated Tornado model removes uncertainty region s...

Debugging operational networks can be a daunting task, due to their size, distributed state, and the presence of black box components such as commercial routers and switches, which are poorly instrumentable and only coarsely configurable. The debugging tool set available to administrators is limited, and provides only aggregated statistics (SNMP), sampled data (NetFlow/sFlow), or local measurem...

The last major reversal of the Earth’s magnetic field, the Matuyama–Brunhes boundary (MBB), dated at 0.78Ma, is widely identified in Australian and New Zealand Pleistocene deposits. In New Zealand, the MBB is precisely located in shallow marine sediments of Wanganui Basin, where it corresponds with the base of the New Zealand Putikian Substage. A combination of marine biostratigraphy, sequence ...