Background: Work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) are from among the most prevalent occupational health problems leading to high costs and reduced productivity in nurses. Therefore, the present study aimed at investigating musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) in nurses and their correlation with demographic factors and awareness of ergonomics at the selected hospitals of Shahid Beheshti Un...

Background: Depression is one of the common disabilities which difficult to treat, hence an interesting as well research. However, depression can be managed. The management will still a number challenges, like failure cut back and reoccurrence. One who has ability face fight threats weakness, having self-satisfaction are signs high self-esteem. Objective: objective study was assess level depres...

this comparative study wass causal, and the aim was studying employed women and its effect on their power in decision making in the family. the target population was included all working and non-working married women families in bookan in 1390. the sample, two groups of 70, married working women and non-working married women were selected. the first group consisted of married working women. bec...

Instruction cache performance is widely recognized as a critical component of the overall performance of a program; especially so in the case of large applications like database servers. In this report, we present a technique for (1) identifying repeated blocks of instructions in a program executable, and (2) converting these repeated code blocks into lightweight procedures (i.e. LWprocs). The ...

Efficient memory resource management requires knowledge of the memory demands of applications or systems at runtime. A widely proposed approach is to construct an LRU-based miss ratio curve (MRC), which provides not only the current working set size (WSS) but also the relationship between performance and target memory allocation size. Unfortunately, the cost of LRUMRC monitoring is nontrivial. ...

The idea that short-term memory is an important component of intelligence is not new. For example, over a century ago James (1890) wrote, "All the intellectual value for us of a state of mind depends on our after memory ofit. Only then is it combined in a system and knowingly made to contribute to a result. Only then does it count for us." Around the same time, Binet (1905) included a test of s...

Background Attempts to introduce new cyberinfrastructure in business and science environments often fail. The authors of the 2005 IEEE Spectrum article Why Software Fails [1] document a number of large and expensive business-related software development failures along with an analysis of the factors leading to those failures. The 2006 National Science Foundation Report “Cyberenvironment Project...

1. User convenience. As evidenced by the good response to the common editor "neted", the Network Working Group has come to acknowledge the fact that the convenience of non-system programmer users of the Network must be served. Allowing users to invoke the same generic functions -including "batch" jobs -irrespective of which Server Host they happen to be using is surely a compelling initial just...

Multiword expressions (MWEs) are quite frequent in languages such as English, but their diversity, the scarcity of individual MWE types, and contextual ambiguity have presented obstacles to corpus-based studies and NLP systems addressing them as a class. Here we advocate for a comprehensive annotation approach: proceeding sentence by sentence, our annotators manually group tokens into MWEs acco...