“My Travels in Mesopotamia, Especially with Reference to a Proposed Indo-Mediterranean Railway”

Further Travels with my Ant

A recurring theme of this column over the past four years has been what we have referred to as computer-generated mysteries. Examples are sequences de ned by simple rational recursions whose terms turn out to be integers with interesting but unexplained divisibility properties, or geometric con gurations that are observed to exist although there are no proofs of existence. In most of the exampl...

‏‎a comparative study of language learning strategies employmed by bilinguals and monolinguals with reference to attitudes and motivation‎‏

هدف از این تحقیق بررسی برخی عوامل ادراکی واحساسی یعنی استفاده از شیوه های یادگیری زبان ، انگیزه ها ونگرش نسبت به زبان انگلیسی در رابطه با زمینه زبانی زبان آموزان می باشد. هدف بررسی این نکته بود که آیا اختلافی چشمگیر میان زبان آموزان دو زبانه و تک زبانه در میزان استفاده از شیوه های یادگیری زبان ، انگیزه ها نگرش و سطح مهارت زبانی وجود دارد. همچنین سعی شد تا بهترین و موثرترین عوامل پیش بینی کننده ...

Dedicated to My Whole Family, Especially My Mother, My Husband and My Children

Ja n 19 95 Further Travels with My Ant

A recurring theme of this column over the past four years has been what we have referred to as computer-generated mysteries. Examples are sequences defined by simple rational recursions whose terms turn out to be integers with interesting but unexplained divisibility properties, or geometric configurations that are observed to exist although there are no proofs of existence. In most of the exam...

Are Indo - origin people especially susceptible to coronary artery disease ?

There are about 13 million people spread over the globe who can trace their origins back to the Indian subcontinent (Bangladesh, India, Pakistan). The term Indo-origin is used to describe them in this article. The official figure of 1.5 million Indo-origin people settled in the United Kingdom is certainly an underestimate which the 1991 census results may improve.' The majority are still first-...