« Afghanistan Four Years On: An Assessment ». Parameters, vol. 35, 2005, pp. 21-32.

Afghanistan Four Years On: An Assessment

“The transformation of a traditional society could only be achieved extremely slowly, and certainly not by wrecking its existing structure and relationships. Even in the Soviet Union there had been the ‘great mistakes’ of the 1920s and 1930s. As a Soviet official in Moscow was also reported as saying [in 1981], ‘If there is one country in the world where we would not like to try scientific soci...

Connecticut College News Vol. 32 No. 21

Vol.62 (Sensor 2014), pp.21-24

Cluster-based structure is not a new research topic but it still challenges the scientists. In wireless sensor network, cluster-based is one of important approaches to achieve effective network performance such as energy saving, throughput maximizing, end-to-end delay and maintenance cost decreasing, etc. In this paper, we propose a clustering scheme which utilizes the geographical information ...

Tuberculosis: tracing the dilemma. Veterinary Times. Vol 35, No 27, pp 14 - 17. 25th July 2005

Whilst tuberculosis was first found in badgers 34 years ago it is in fact quite understandable that the question is still asked as to whether badgers do spread TB to cattle. The political discomfort that surrounds this problem and the action necessary to address it is such that the politicians have done their best to wish it away. Misinformation about the subject now almost outweighs the truths...

J. Non-Equilib. Thermodyn. 2005 . Vol. 30. pp. 151–162

Oxygen delivery to the tissues is crucial to survival but our understanding of the processes involved in the transport of oxygen from blood to tissue is incomplete. The aim of the present work is to illustrate a long-standing paradox regarding such transport by reporting new state-of-the-art measurements and by analyzing the results in several ways, thereby exploring possible resolutions of the...