Objects and events encountered in everyday life frequently generate cues that are registered by the sense organs of more than one modality. For instance, it is often the case when listening to someone’s voice that we also see their lips moving. The capacity of the brain to combine and coordinate the different sensory signals arising from a common source provides us with a unified perception of ...

Background Quality of life or more correctly health-related quality of life is currently receiving more attention in biomedical literature and outcome studies. However, there are several issues that we should be dealt with. First, measuring quality of life needs valid and reliable instruments. In addition, it is important to know how we conceptualize quality of life and reproductive health. Fin...

the elements of euclid, sometimes knows as the “the book of euclid”, and in the mathematical texts of the islamic period often referred to as “the book of the elements”, is one of the main sources of islamic mathematics. this paper addresses the history of the translation of this book and its recension by naṣīr al-dīn ṭūsī. then, through a comparison of the first chapter of the fourth part of q...

this enigma that “how should tort law assign monetary values to human lives?” has preoccupied many legal scholars. in responding this question, two independent bodies of law try to redress the personal injuries in the united states;1-tort law, in which the courts use a case-specific numbers to assess damages, making individual differences crucial and 2-regulatory policy, that relies on a unifor...

abdul'azimal-rabi'i is a contemporary arab poet, nurtured in the literary tradition of najaf, iraq, who wrote many poems on the virtues of ahl al-bayt and how they were wronged. life and poetry of al-rabi’i is not much known to iranian researchers. this study therefore intends to focus on him using an analytical-descriptive methodology.  the findings show that al-rabi’i, neglecting th...