The loss mechanism of transonic axial compressors is a long-standing problem that involves almost all types entropy generation in fluid flows, such as skin friction, shock waves, shear corner separation, and tip vortices. Primarily, sources need to be identified quantitative comparisons their contributions made. For determination, we propose herein differential approach generation, called the “...

This paper describes the electrical architecture and design of the IBM eServere BladeCentert midplane and media interface card. The midplane provides the redundant interconnects among processor blades, switch modules, media interface card, and management modules. It also serves as the redundant power distribution medium from the power modules to all blades and other devices. A major attribute o...

From the perspective of the human commander of a complex automated process, an important factor that influences the quality of the command dialog is the ability of the user interface to provide information that allows the commander to perform situation assessment. Another important factor is the ability of the user interface to provide accessible and usable mechanisms to support communication b...

Abstract Background This study explores which architectural features of interstitial spaces improve visitors’ interactions with the overall museum space and other visitors at National Museum Islamic Revolution Holy Defense in Tehran, Iran. Interstitial or liminal are defined as “in‐between” connecting primary a building that have key role relating humans to places. Objectives asks geometric can...

background: fenestration in the modified fontan operation allows right-to-left shunting, which reduces the fontan pathway pressure and improves cardiac output. however, on account of the fact that persistent right-to-left shunting results in cyanosis and paradoxical emboli, fenestration closure is recommended after recovery from the fontan operation. methods: this study recruited 3 patients who...

Urban growth and population increase have been major driving forces for cities, combined with an expanding heterogeneous sociocultural structure. The growing trends in urbanization pose massive challenges of inequalities exclusions, primarily observed housing. While housing was initially a product involving users, it has transformed into more standardized financialized entity the twentieth cent...

Interdisciplinary MaterialsVolume 1, Issue 3 p. iv-iv COVER IMAGEOpen Access Outside Back Cover: Volume 1 First published: 25 July 2022 https://doi.org/10.1002/idm2.12054AboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use check box below share version article.I have read...

Objective: To determine the impact of body mass index (BMI) on short-term outcomes like; renal failure, prolonged ventilation and mortality after CABG surgery. Methodology: This prospective comparative study was conducted at Cardiac Surgery Department, Pervaiz Elahi Institute Cardiology, Bahawalpur from February to December 2021. A total 148 patients were enrolled taking written consent data co...

Large-scale sensor networks (LSSNs) are systems with a very large number of networkable sensors deployed randomly over an extended environment, rendering it observable. These randomly deployed networks need no predesign and configure themselves through a process of selforganization. The purpose of our research is to consider how reliable, robust and scalable location-addressed communication can...

This paper addresses the systematic reuse of domain specific information in the early phases of the information system life cycle, i.e., requirement analysis and, in part, conceptual design. In this context, compared to the usual approaches that concentrate on reusing software (documents) on the more technical levels, reuse receives a new facet: the enduser in his role of the requirements provi...