The Dutch painter Sir Peter Paul Rubens (June 28, 1577 – May 30, 1640), the most famous artist of the Flemish Baroque art school, studied anatomy and medicine to understand the human body and devoted his life to sharing views common among his contemporaries. Rubens believed that physical weakness could lead to spiritual weakness. He painted nudes and highlighted their physical beauty, goodness,...

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Culture refers to human knowledge as social creatures used understand, create, and interpret his experience environment embody the basic framework creating encouraging creation of behavior useful a State’s culture. that spreads throughout archipelago underlies characterizes an attempt raising certain region be city or region’s benchmark. Similarly, Riau is Malayan cultural center, with majority...

Cultural values and beliefs about the primary care physician bolster the myth of the lone physician: a competent professional who is esteemed by colleagues and patients for his or her willingness to sacrifice self, accept complete responsibility for care, maintain continuity and accessibility, and assume the role of lone decision maker in clinical care. Yet the reality of current primary care m...

In this paper, we have proposed a hierarchically organized semantic lexicon in Bangla and also a graph based edge-weighting approach to measure semantic similarity between two Bangla words. We have also developed a graphical user interface to represent the lexical organization. Our proposed lexical structure contains only relations based on semantic association. We have included the frequency o...