Oral disease is a major public problem nowadays. Mainly it’s big burden in low- middle economic countries the world. In India, burning due to huge abuse of sugar & process food consumption. Due poor hygiene knowledge, lack dental health policy and consumption tobacco, that why India called “Oral cancer capital”. Homeopathy playing good intervention role for diseases, oral cost-effective, has no...

the us, not only failed to predict the occurrence of the middle east revolutions but also failed to understand the depth and the probability of its spread to other countries. while washington was engaged in tactical initiatives in confronting the islamic awakening, the islamic republic of iran took the creativity of a strategic game in hand. this was a three-step profile raised by the supreme l...

In this editorial we ask key questions about what it means to publish ‘a journal’ in a world of publishing which is driven by individual article metrics and online access. Seeing the value journals as venues for intellectual debate, therefore set out renewed vision how Transactions Institute British Geographers can provide space more collective collaborative approaches geographical debate. This...

RÉSUMÉ. Les systèmes de questions-réponses (SQR) actuels répondent à une question posée par l’utilisateur en langue naturelle par une information précise ainsi qu’un passage de document justifiant cette information. Le principal défaut de ces réponses est qu’elles ne créent pas d’interaction avec l’utilisateur, ce qui peut être problématique, en particulier dans le cas où le SQR est intégré dan...

Developing suitable frameworks and paradigms (theoretical and practical) is a challenge for all disciplines in the face of rapid technological changes. Technological advances are fundamentally changing discourse in many well-established areas of research; from advances in understanding the brain, questioning the informed wisdom of sectors of the brain, through to impacts of social networks on s...

BACKGROUND Subsequent publication rate of abstracts presented at meetings is seen as an indicator of the interest and quality of the meeting. We have analyzed characteristics and rate publication in peer-reviewed journals derived from oral communications and posters presented at the 1999 College on Problems of Drug Dependence (CPDD) meeting. METHODS All 689 abstracts presented at the 1999 CPD...

This paper describes a method for detecting filled pauses (including word lengthening), which are one of the hesitation phenomena. This detection is important in speech dialogue systems because they play valuable roles in oral communication. Although there have been a few previous speech recognition systems handling filled pauses, they have not detected them individually and consequently could ...

We describe the use of spoken dialogue technology to enhance informal history learning. We describe several uses for this technology, including allowing learners to engage in natural interactions at a historical site, allowing learners to talk with recreations of historical figures, and using oral history recordings of a witness to create a dialogue experience. Two projects are highlighted, one...