This study describes the uniqueness of traditional architectural motifs Sethi house situated in city Khyber Pukhtun Khawa, Pakistan with respect to revival these by digital printing on ladies apparel. Textile designs from historical have initiated be used frequently various textiles industries. Goods designed today’s fashion world play a significant role conservation and cultural ideas. The com...

Sawdust is a by-product of woodwork operations such as sawing, sanding, milling, planning and routing. It mainly composed fine chippings wood. This study compares contrast the properties carbonized non-carbonized briquettes made from sawdust. Eight (8) different samples were synthesized (four (4) for non–carbonized four briquettes) with equal binder concentrations 3.0, 5.0, 7.0 9.0 % w/w respec...

A comprehensive understanding of how resources are utilized is required to support a circular bioeconomy. This article presents the first systematic assessment forest biomass flows and stocks in Portugal analyzes circularity resource efficiency through set indicators, while providing recommendations for their use improvement different contexts. Material Flow Analysis was developed 2015, includi...

In Latvia, the aim, content, and name of subject craft education have changed several times. The most recent transformation to “craft education” has been made following general reform, which gradually implemented since 2020. This study aims investigate how purpose content learning in Latvian comprehensive schools as a result this reform comparison previous period. A qualitative was carried out ...

The structure of developed economies has changed radically in recent decades. As late as the 1960s, it was reasonable to describe the economy in terms of three stages of production: primary production—of agricultural and mineral raw materials; secondary production—a manufacturing industry that transformed raw materials into items of final consumption; tertiary production—a sector that provided ...

This will not come as a great surprise to many readers, but it turns out that multinational tobacco companies are not generous, kind hearted or benevolent, and that any similarity they bear to boy scouts or fairy godmothers is dangerously misleading. The Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) Conference of the Parties (COP), meeting last November in Durban, reminded us of these truths. ...

A technique for learning new words is discussed. The technique uses expectations generated by the context and an ISA hierarchy to guide the inference process. The learning process uses the context of several independent occurrences of the word to converge on its meaning.