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Fault-tolerant controllers in Wireless Networked Control System using 802.11g
Tarek K. Refaat, Ramez M. Daoud, and Hassanein H. Amer
[abstract not available]
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Daylighting efficiency of external perforated solar screens: Effect of screen axial rotation under clear skies
H. Sabry, A. Sherif, and T. Rakha
[abstract not available]
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Daylighting efficiency of external perforated solar screens: Effect of screen axial rotation under clear skies
H. Sabry, A. Sherif, and T. Rakha
[abstract not available]
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High performance electrical driven hotspot detection solution for full chip design using a novel device parameter matching technique
Rami F. Salem, Mohamed Al-Imam, Abdelrahman ElMously, Haitham Eissa, and Ahmed Arafa
[abstract not available]
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Reconfigurable micromachined antenna with polarization diversity for mm-wave applications
Mai O. Sallam, Ezzeldin A. Soliman, and Sherif Sedky
[abstract not available]
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Child Health: Caring for the Future
Sherine Shawky
The Arab world is a distinct geographic and cultural entity, with a complex demographic. Public Health in the Arab World reviews and dissects the public health concerns specific to this region. This volume will interest not only researchers, practitioners and students in the Arab world, but also the wider constituency of international public health specialists and social scholars interested in this region. With contributions from a multidisciplinary group of leading regional and international experts, this volume addresses a comprehensive range of contemporary topics, including the social determinants of health, and health issues in different population groups. Synthesizing a large body of knowledge in an accessible manner, the authors critique and adapt public health concepts, frameworks and paradigms to the context of the Arab world, engaging readers in current debates. This is a valuable addition to the library of anyone interested in global public health and in Arab world studies. Presents a diverse perspective on health issues through a multidisciplinary approach including public health, social and anthropological perspectives Describes the practical relevance of current theoretical debates, allowing readers to apply the theory in different frameworks Highlights the differences and commonalities between various Arab countries and population groups, helping readers understand the complexity of the region
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Child Health: Caring for the Future
Sherine Shawky
The Arab world is a distinct geographic and cultural entity, with a complex demographic. Public Health in the Arab World reviews and dissects the public health concerns specific to this region. This volume will interest not only researchers, practitioners and students in the Arab world, but also the wider constituency of international public health specialists and social scholars interested in this region. With contributions from a multidisciplinary group of leading regional and international experts, this volume addresses a comprehensive range of contemporary topics, including the social determinants of health, and health issues in different population groups. Synthesizing a large body of knowledge in an accessible manner, the authors critique and adapt public health concepts, frameworks and paradigms to the context of the Arab world, engaging readers in current debates. This is a valuable addition to the library of anyone interested in global public health and in Arab world studies. Presents a diverse perspective on health issues through a multidisciplinary approach including public health, social and anthropological perspectives Describes the practical relevance of current theoretical debates, allowing readers to apply the theory in different frameworks Highlights the differences and commonalities between various Arab countries and population groups, helping readers understand the complexity of the region
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Effectiveness of external wall shading in reducing the energy consumption of desert buildings
Ahmad Sherif, Khaled El-Deeb, Abbas El Zafarany, and Mohamed Aly
[abstract not available]
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Effectiveness of external wall shading in reducing the energy consumption of desert buildings
Ahmad Sherif, Khaled El-Deeb, Abbas El Zafarany, and Mohamed Aly
[abstract not available]
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How Private Lives Determine Work Options: Reflections on Poor Women's Employment in Egypt
Hania Sholkamy
This book presents a comparative historical overview of female employment patterns across the Mediterranean region, analyzing how the relationship between economic development, political change and the cultural environment shapes the evolution of gender roles in interconnected spheres of social life.
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Women Are Also Part of This Revolution
Hania Sholkamy
This chapter provides a critical review of the roles of women in the Egyptian revolution and of the place of feminism in Egyptian politics. On the one hand the imagery of the revolutionary moment is replete with scenes and signs of gender justice, camaraderie, equality, mutual respect and liberation. The transformative event that we call Tahrir Square did change the gender imbalance! But on the other hand the post revolutionary space is disturbingly similar to the way we women used to be. The chapter reviews the recent history of gender justice gains, state sponsored feminism and attempts to challenge formal politics and formal feminism and presents an interpretation of what happened in Egypt, why the roar of revolution only yielded an ripple of modest gains for women and what is needed for a way forward for women as social and political partners in the future. Key to this argument is a distinction between personal and formal freedom and rights. The case of Egypt shows a dis-juncture between the rights and equality enjoyed by powerful women in the public domain and their own inability to realise equality for themselves and for other women in the realm of the personal and the private.
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Women's Laboring Practices: Egypt
Hania Sholkamy
Women’s participation in the labor force whether public, private, informal or home-based productive activities is a challenge to outdated constructions of gender roles. There are few women in Egypt who do not work, yet society still construes this work as problematic and contingent.
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Arab preschoolers, interactive media and early literacy development
Laila Shoukry, Christian Sturm, and Galal H. Galal-Edeen
[abstract not available]
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Cognitive multiple access using soft sensing and secondary channel state information
Ahmed K. Sultan, Amr A. El-Sherif, and Karim G. Seddik
[abstract not available]
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Highly efficient design methodology for very large scale coupled microcavities
Mohamed A. Swillam, Osman S. Ahmed, Mohamed H. Bakr, and Xun Li
[abstract not available]
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Changing migration policies in Hong Kong: An efficacy analysis
Akm Ahsan Ullah
[no abstract provided]
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On-line Arabic handwritten personal names recognition system based on HMM
Sherif Abdelazeem and Hesham M. Eraqi
[abstract not available]
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Worst-case test vectors of sequential ASiCS exposed to total dose
Ahmed A. Abou-Auf, Mostafa M. Abdel-Aziz, Hamzah A. Abdel-Aziz, and Amr G. Wassal
[abstract not available]
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Effects of wafer-level packaging on millimetre-wave antennas
H. F. Abutarboush, H. H. Tawfik, E. A. Soliman, M. O. Sallam, and A. Shamim
[abstract not available]
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On-line Arabic handwriting recognition system based on HMM
Hany Ahmed and Sherif Abdel Azeem
[abstract not available]
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A comparative benchmarking of the FFT on Fermi and evergreen GPUs
Mohamed F. Ahmed and Omar Haridy
[abstract not available]
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Ghabbour Group ERP Deployment: Learning From Past Technology Failures
Mahmoud Sami Akabawi
Ghabbour group “GB Auto,” an Egyptian auto trading and manufacturing establishment, has gone through two ERP successive implementations within the past 12 years. The newer implementation has experienced several impediments. The executives and the Board of Directors at the group have thoroughly and aggressively examined the status of the IS services provided by this ERP system and assessed their impact on the quality of decision making at all levels of management. The driver for this was to secure all the necessary platforms and management tools for enabling growth and improving efficiency and effectiveness of the company’s business operation and resources. The extent of lack of control and effective utilization of the use of resources in the group has been cited by the top management in many interviews. Following its public offering and registration in the CASE and CMA, GB Auto was legally demanded to provide annual and quarterly audit reports of its varied LOBs’ performance. The existing information management infrastructure was not providing such agile services. The trajectory of implementations of integrated Enterprise Information Systems at the group was reviewed in this case study and was duly investigated to assess the effectiveness and appropriateness in servicing those purposes and increasing the company’s competitive advantage.
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