“wild thorns” is a novel written by the palestinian novelist sahar khalifeh; it focuses on the colonisation of palestine from a feminist point of view. she considers the israeli colonisation as a patriarchy. this paper aims at investigating two types of colonization that have been represented in the form of patriarchy in the novel. the investigation of the issue of palestine from a feminist poi...

UNLABELLED In kidney transplant patients with BK polyomavirus (BKPyV) nephropathy, viral variants arise bearing rearranged noncoding control regions (rr-NCCRs) that increase viral early gene expression, replicative fitness, and cytopathology. rr-NCCRs result from various deletions and duplications of archetype NCCR (ww-NCCR) sequences, which alter transcription factor binding sites (TFBS). Howe...

In The industry has always focused to devise engineering methodologies for establishment and modification of relatively easier methods for any exhaustive process. A number of different technologies have been developed suitable for the detection of the motion or presence of a target at shorter or longer distances. Most of them make use of a small portion of the electromagnetic spectrum, usually ...

Background: The Archetype formalism and the associated Archetype Definition Language have been proposed as an ISO standard for specifying models of components of electronic healthcare records as a means of achieving interoperability between clinical systems. This paper presents an archetype editor with support for manual or semi-automatic creation of bindings between archetypes and terminology ...

BACKGROUND One of the primary obstacles to the widespread adoption of openEHR methodology is the lack of practical persistence solutions for future-proof electronic health record (EHR) systems as described by the openEHR specifications. This paper presents an archetype relational mapping (ARM) persistence solution for the archetype-based EHR systems to support healthcare delivery in the clinica...

In The Red and the Green Irish writer Iris Murdoch creates a narrative universe that focuses on Easter Rising of 1916, one most tumultuous turns in twentieth century history, introduces rich web moral conflicts dilemmas experienced by members an Anglo-Irish community Dublin. main concern this article is to introduce reading Murdoch’s context mythopoetic discourse which predominantly reflected n...

This article compares Honneth’s attempt to revise socialist thinking on women’s subordination in the family with feminist work topic. Both identify economism as reason why socialism has historically failed come up an adequate account of oppression family. However, their attempts overcome proceed different directions. Feminists by expanding and enriching ideas economic value producing activity a...