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Application of response surface model for sizing solar thermal energy system at residential scale during the early design stages
Mohamed Hany Abokersh, Hatem Elayat, Mohamed Osman, and Mohamed El-Morsi
[abstract not available]
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Enhancement of silicon nanowire micro-TEG using a plasmonic mid-IR absorber
Samar Akef, Ahmed M. Hassanen, and Mohamed A. Swillam
[abstract not available]
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Timely Estimation Using Coded Quantized Samples
Ahmed Arafa, Karim Banawan, Karim G. Seddik, and H. Vincent Poor
[abstract not available]
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Load Balancing in Cellular Networks: A Reinforcement Learning Approach
Kareem Attiah, Karim Banawan, Ayman Gaber, Ayman Elezabi, Karim Seddik, Yasser Gadallah, and Kareem Abdullah
[abstract not available]
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Insight-Driven Sales Management
Hesham O. Dinana
In the new VUCA (Volatile, Uncertain, Complex and Ambiguous) world that we live in, there are new rules that will reshape many of the components of sales management, from prospecting, to lead qualification, to closing and relationship management. This chapter will explore the impact of technology, data proliferation, and omni-channel customer touch points on how organizations will manage their sales process and the sales teams in the integrated online and offline worlds (O2O sales). The digital-age consumer and the digital-age sales team will have different communication needs and tools that need to be addressed by sales leaders to ensure their organizations’ success and competitiveness in this new landscape. Customer insights is the new name of the game and it needs to be developed using techniques such as content management, user experience management, performance analytics, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. Effectively and efficiently managing the sales process and the sales practices in the digital age will be the new challenge that organizations need to face as some types of sales jobs might disappear (order takers) and new jobs will need to be developed (sales analysts and data scientists). Todays sales managers need to put science into the art of selling.
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Optical biosensor based on ultrathin SOI waveguides
Mohamed Elsayed, Sherif Mohamed, Amina Aljaber, and Mohamed Swillam
[abstract not available]
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Suspended silicon waveguide for mid-infrared gas sensing
Raghi S. El Shamy, Mohamed A. Swillam, and Diaa A. Khalil
[abstract not available]
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Waveguides sensitivity analysis for mid-infrared gas sensing
Raghi S. El Shamy, Mohamed A. Swillam, and Diaa A. Khalil
[abstract not available]
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Optimized 3D Drone Placement and Resource Allocation for LTE-Based M2M Communications
Ahmed Fahim and Yasser Gadallah
[abstract not available]
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The Vehicle Routing Problem with Split Delivery and Heterogeneous Trucks and Commodities: A Case Study
Sherif A. Fahmy
[no abstract provided]
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Effect of cfrp strips bonding location on flexural capacity and ductility of reinforced concrete beams
Mina Iskander, Mina Melad, Mourad Yasser, Waleed Abdel Rahim, and Amr Mosa
[abstract not available]
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Realistic Wireless Smart-Meter Network Optimization Using Composite RPL Metric
Amr Salah Kassab, Karim G. Seddik, Ayman Elezabi, and Ahmed Soltan
[abstract not available]
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Learning Visualizing Genomic Signatures of Cancer Tumors using Deep Neural Networks
Tarek Khorshed, Mohamed N. Moustafa, and Ahmed Rafea
[abstract not available]
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Multi-Tissue Cancer Classification of Gene Expressions using Deep Learning
Tarek Khorshed, Mohamed N. Moustafa, and Ahmed Rafea
[abstract not available]
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Study of the Substrate Materials and Thin Film Sensing Layer on the SAW Sensor Behaviour for VOCs
Ghaylen Laouini, Tariq Al Zoubi, and Mohamed Moustafa
[abstract not available]
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Integral Equation Formulation for Planar Plasmonic Nano Structures in Layered Media
Esraa M. Mahdy, Alaa K. Abdelmageed, and Ezzeldin A. Soliman
[abstract not available]
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Economic Design for a Reliable Prosthetic Arm
Mayar M. Medhat, Gehad I. Alkady, Ramez M. Daoud, Hany M. Elsayed, and Mustafa Arafa
[abstract not available]
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Work-in-Progress: A Novel Fault Tolerant Scheme for a Wireless Modular Prosthetic Limb
Mayar M. Medhat, Ramez M. Daoud, and Hassanein H. Amer
[abstract not available]
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Maintenance Strategy Selection Using AHP: A Case Study in the Oil and Gas Industry
Mohamed F. Mostafa and Sherif A. Fahmy
[abstract not available]
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Pick and Place Robot Using Visual Feedback Control and Transfer Learning-Based CNN
Fusaomi Nagata, Kohei Miki, Akimasa Otsuka, Kazushi Yoshida, and Keigo Watanabe
[abstract not available]
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Toward High Performance Computing Education
Rajendra K. Raj, Carol J. Romanowski, Sherif G. Aly, Brett A. Becker, and Juan Chen
[abstract not available]
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Couple Relationships in the Arab Region: Changes and Renegotiations
Hoda Rashad, Zeinab Khadr, and Eman Mostafa
This chapter investigates the potential impact of two competing forces on the positioning and dynamics of marriage in the Arab region. It also investigates the level of satisfaction and the possible emergence of a new framework of conscious choice. The first type of forces support individual control. They foster informal unions and equitable dynamics. The expectations are that these relationships are governed by individual choices and are characterized by more closeness and romantic emotions. The second type of forces include the centrality of marriage, as well as a traditional division of gender roles. These forces sustain the institution of marriage, as well as a patriarchal separation of roles. The expectations are that these latter relationships lend themselves to pressured or even forced marriages and are characterized by uneven power relationships and less closeness and romantic ideals. This chapter demonstrates that couple relationships, particularly among the young generations, are caught between two opposing forces. Transformations are occurring, but the speed and degree of change vary widely among countries, as well as between males and females. The role of love and intimacy in shaping couple relationships is also shifting. The current evidence depicts a level of practicality in partner selection, as well as a degree of tension within marriage. It suggests that power relationships remain dominant. It also points to a transitional phase where women are more assertive in claiming their rights and exercising them in different formats.
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Couple Relationships in the Arab Region: Changes and Renegotiations
Hoda Rashad, Zeinab Khadr, and Eman Mostafa
This chapter investigates the potential impact of two competing forces on the positioning and dynamics of marriage in the Arab region. It also investigates the level of satisfaction and the possible emergence of a new framework of conscious choice. The first type of forces support individual control. They foster informal unions and equitable dynamics. The expectations are that these relationships are governed by individual choices and are characterized by more closeness and romantic emotions. The second type of forces include the centrality of marriage, as well as a traditional division of gender roles. These forces sustain the institution of marriage, as well as a patriarchal separation of roles. The expectations are that these latter relationships lend themselves to pressured or even forced marriages and are characterized by uneven power relationships and less closeness and romantic ideals. This chapter demonstrates that couple relationships, particularly among the young generations, are caught between two opposing forces. Transformations are occurring, but the speed and degree of change vary widely among countries, as well as between males and females. The role of love and intimacy in shaping couple relationships is also shifting. The current evidence depicts a level of practicality in partner selection, as well as a degree of tension within marriage. It suggests that power relationships remain dominant. It also points to a transitional phase where women are more assertive in claiming their rights and exercising them in different formats.
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On-Chip Micromachined Dielectric Resonator Antennas Loaded with Parasitic Circular/Crescent Patch for mm-Wave Applications
Mai Sallam, Mohamed Serry, Sherif Sedky, Atif Shamim, and Guy A.E. Vandenbosch
[abstract not available]
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Work-in-Progress: Triple Event Upset Tolerant Area-Efficient FPGA-Based System for Space Applications and Nuclear Plants
Beatrice Shokry, Dina G. Mahmoud, Hassanein H. Amer, Maha Shatta, and Gehad I. Alkady
[abstract not available]
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