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The Lave Of Hamid Alwan Al-Jubouri And His Early National Activities (1932-2017), Wail Wadi Abid Hussein, Asaad Hamid Abu Shanna

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

For a long time, Iraqi universities have paid great attention to the study of political figures, because of their great impact in revealing the secrets and facts of these figures, with the aim of studying their political and national outcomes, and this study is a continuation of what researchers have done in unveiling the national figures working in The political arena, and the study of their lives and their impact in that field. Hamid Alwan Al-Jubouri was one of those who worked hard to spread Arab nationalism, combat colonialism, and call for Arab unity.

Spatial Analysis For Health Services (Government Hospitals) In Najaf Governorate For The Year 2020, Mariam Salim Hadi Habib Al-Jebory, Jawad Kadhim Al- Hisnawy

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The research mainly dealt with the spatial distribution of government hospitals in the province of Najaf in order to reveal the reality of the spatial distribution of government hospitals for the year 2020, as well as estimating the current and future need for hospitals in the province in line with the current and future population. The research included a theoretical framework and three sections: The first topic dealt with: the spatial distribution of government hospitals in Najaf Governorate for the year 2020, while the second topic dealt with the distribution of medical, health and nursing cadres and auditors for government …

Josef Pilsudski And The Establishment Of The National Government In Poland In 1918., Zahra Provider Hussein, Mahmood Shaker

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The collapse of the German, Russian and Austro-Hungarian empires, at the end of World War I, created a political vacuum in Poland that created internal chaos, However, Poland faced an appalling array of political, social and economic problems, Local political forces from various directions rose and began to demand power, despite the existence of the Guardianship Council (established by the Germans) that was considered the legitimate authority in the country.

Benazir Bhutto And Her Political Role In Pakistan During Her First Ministry1988-1990, Asaad Hamid Abushanh

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

Benazir Bhutto's personality is one of the important political figures not only in Pakistan, but throughout the entire Asian continent. Being a living embodiment of the phenomenon of women political figures who held important executive positions in their countries, especially in South Asia, especially as they lead an important nuclear Islamic country such as Pakistan, and during a complex period of time that witnessed many important developments at the regional and global levels, such as the end of the events of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, and its collapse, and the world turned into a unipolar system, in addition to …

The Role Of The Quranic Occasion In The Verses Of The Position Between The Two Positions, Laith Abbas Jassim

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

Knowing the occasions between verses is an aspect of taking into account the context in understanding and interpretation and The commentators are written have scholars what the accustomed to this type for its accuracy and that the situation between the two is a term that has a linguistic and nodal root When he wants to deliver a great and eloquent meaning to the addressee.

The Historical Roots Of The Shoshone Tribe, Rawan Azzam Hamoodi, Maria Hassan Mughtaz

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The research deals with the history of one of the Native American tribes that settled in the northwest of the American continent and represented part of the civilization and heritage of that region in which it arose around the seventeenth century, and it lived in an unstable environment as a result of the climatic conditions that surrounded it, but despite that it adapted in managing Its affairs, the Shoshoni tribe practiced the horse trade with the help of the Spanish colonists, and this means that it was bought by equestrian, and that trade helped it improve its living conditions and …

Effect Of Relative Moisture Properties On The Water Content Of Honey Bees In Najaf Governorate, Manal Shnain Ali, Nisreen Awaad Abdoon

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The study aims to detect the impact of relative moisture characteristics in Najaf Governorate on the water content of honey bees. The study generally relied on the (extractive) and (experimental) methodology, as well as the use of field survey, analysis, explanation and linkage methods.

Cartographic Modeling To Monitor Vegetation Cover Changes In Khanaqin District Using Remote Sensing And Gis, Salam Saud Hussein Al-Azzawi

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

This study was conducted to determine the nature of the land cover in Khanaqin district. Human and environmental factors have affected the nature of the vegetation cover of the area. This requires the development of quick solutions for treatment and the preservation and sustainability of its environment. Remote Sensing (RS) and Geographical Information System (GIS) techniques were used to monitor the changes in NDVI values ​​in the region and link them with the NDWI water index to show the spatial variation of vegetation locations in the region. ArcGIS10.8 software and Landsat 8 Multispectral Sensor (OLI) satellite imagery were used that …

Hydrological System Of Surface Water In Al-Rumaitha District And Its Suitability For Irrigation, Faris Salem Makhif Al-Khazai, Adnan Awda Fleih Al-Taie

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

Fresh water is one of the most important components of life and its durability. It is one of the most important natural resources and it is a limited resource that is prone to deterioration. Therefore, it should be preserved from pollution and waste. Surface water in the Rumaitha district represents the only water resource that depends on the region for all uses, and to expose this resource to a significant decrease in The amount of its water supply as a result of its influence on the control and storage projects established on the Euphrates River by upstream countries Turkey and …

The Impact Of Erosion Operations On Land Roads In Dhi Qar Governorate, Abtial Hamid Hassan, Sarhan Naeem Alkhfagiu

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The Study dealt with the impact of erosion processes on the land roads in Dhi Qar Govemorate, as it showed that the roads suffer from many problems, including the erosion, cracks and subsidence, due to the natural factor represented in the natural characteristics of the area, including (geologicals structure, climatic characteristics, soil), and the land roads may suffer One of these problems is the result of water erosion processes, in which the climate and soil factor play a role in activating and exacerbating these processes The study showed that the properties of the soil of the region of riverine origin …

Text Of A Regular Offering Sa2-Du11 From The Reign Of King Shulgi, Walid Saadi Mohammed The Miles

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The contents of the texts that we received in the era of the third dynasty of Ur (2112-2004) B.C have varied, including the texts (sa2-du11), which were translated by regular offerings, This text is among this type of text, and it is one of the confiscated texts that were returned to the Iraqi Museum, and after our study of the text, we were able to determine its history, which dates back to the reign of King šulgi (2094-2046) B.C, specifically in the forty-seventh year of the reign of this king, and he is the second king of the third dynasty …

Police Officers Arrested For Driving Under The Influence, 2005-2017, Leah M. Jolliffe, Chloe A. Wentzlof, Philip M. Stinson

Criminal Justice Faculty Publications

Presentation at the Annual Meeting of the Midwestern Criminal Justice Association in Chicago, IL, on September 22, 2022.

Police Crime Committed In Tandem: An Exploration Of The Interconnectedness Of Offenses Committed By Law Enforcement Officers, 2005-2017, Jonathan R. Kutz, Chloe A. Wentzlof, Philip M. Stinson

Criminal Justice Faculty Publications

Presentation at the Annual Meeting of the Midwestern Criminal Justice Association in Chicago, IL, on September 22, 2022.

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Thin Sections

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An Enterprise Risk Management Framework To Design Pro-Ethical Ai Solutions, Quintin P. Mcgrath

USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations

The effective use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has immediate business benefits for an organization and its stakeholders through efficiency and quality gains, and the potential to explore and implement new business models. However, there are risks of unintended ethical consequences. Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) focuses on managing risk while maximizing business value from exploiting opportunities. Using applied ethics as a basis and the perspective that ethics includes both enabling human flourishing and not violating accepted norms, I argue that greater business value is achieved when an organization simultaneously targets the maximization of benefits and the minimization of harms for the …

Statistical Inference For Multimodal Travel Time Reliability, Avinash Unnikrishnan, Miguel Figliozzi, Subhash C. Kochar

TREC Final Reports

Travel time reliability is a key metric of interest to practitioners and researchers because it affects travel choice and the economic competitiveness of urban areas. This research focuses on three travel time reliability metrics – buffer index, modified buffer index, and the relative width of travel time distributions. The key novel contributions of this research include using the multivariate delta method to prove that the sampling distributions of the three travel time reliability metrics are asymptotically normal. The asymptotic standard error for the three reliability metrics is derived. The asymptotic normality and the standard error result are used to arrive …

The Montclarion, September 22, 2022, The Montclarion

The Montclarion

Student Newspaper of Montclair State University

Agents Of Inequality: Common Ownership And The Decline Of The American Worker, Zohar Goshen, Doron Levit

Duke Law Journal

The last forty years have seen two major economic trends: wages have stalled despite rising productivity, and institutional investors have replaced retail shareholders as the predominant owners of the U.S. equity markets. A few powerful institutional investors—dubbed common owners—now hold large stakes in most U.S. corporations. And in no coincidence, when U.S. workers acquired this new set of bosses, their wages stopped growing while shareholder returns increased. This Article explains how common owners shift wealth from labor to capital, thereby exacerbating income inequality.

Powerful institutional investors pushing public corporations en masse to adopt strong corporate governance has an inherent, painful …

The Trouble With Court-Packing, Neil S. Siegel

Duke Law Journal

Wide-ranging public discussion of U.S. Supreme Court reform implicates fundamental questions of constitutional policy, norms, and law. This Article focuses on the reform proposal that poses the greatest threat to judicial legitimacy and independence: Court-packing. This Article contends that there has likely been a constitutional convention against Court-packing for a long time now, although it is uncertain whether the convention continues to exist given Senate conduct since 2016. This Article also maintains that Court-packing is not as free from constitutional difficulty as the conventional wisdom holds, even if the arguments for its constitutionality are stronger on balance. Most importantly, this …

Climate Transition Relief: Federal Buyouts For Underwater Homes, Stephanie M. Stern

Duke Law Journal

As climate change causes unprecedented dislocation from flooding and sea-level rise, a new legal regime for climate retreat (i.e., shifting human settlement from severe climate risk zones) is developing. Buyout laws, such as FEMA’s Hazard Mitigation Grant Program, fund government acquisitions of severely flood-impacted homes, enabling owners to relocate, and require localities to rezone acquired land as open space. Despite the growing interest in flood buyouts as a tool for climate change adaptation, there has been little attention by policymakers or scholars to the capacity of buyouts to incentivize “buy ins” to flood zones by subsidizing flood risk-taking—a problematic irony …

Settling Old Scores: Proposing Targeted Regulation To Mitigate The Problem Of Looted Antiquities, Mary Genevieve Sanner

Duke Law Journal

Antiquities looting rips artifacts out of their historical and archaeological context. It deprives countries of their cultural property, and instead allows those artifacts to be sold or auctioned to wealthy individuals on the private market. Current enforcement mechanisms provide inadequate deterrence to the secondary market for these antiquities. A recent amendment to the Bank Secrecy Act could provide a solution. However, regulations enacted pursuant to that amendment should not simply transpose requirements and red flags from the financial context to the art context. They should look beyond concerns that looting might be used to fund terrorism and should instead consider …

Sebi Penalty On Rana Kapoor Strengthens Yes Bank's At1 Bondholders' Case, Dinesh Unnikrishnan

Documents

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Teaching U.S. Civil Procedure To Non-U.S. Students: Educating Students For A World Of Legal Pluralism, Ray Worthy Campbell

Journal of Legal Education

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International Students From The Perspective Of U.S. Law Schools, Kathryn Hendley, Alexander J. Straka

Journal of Legal Education

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Education Of Common Lawyers In A Twenty-First-Century Environment, Howard O. Hunter

Journal of Legal Education

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Book Review Of The Globalization Of Legal Education: A Critical Perspective, Fabio De Sa E Silva

Journal of Legal Education

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Ecological Interactions Disrupted By Habitat Alteration In The Neotropics, Aniko Toth, Andrew Allen, S. Kathleen Lyons, John Alroy

School of Biological Sciences: Faculty Publications

Ecological interactions help determine the distribution of species across landscapes and play crucial roles in ecosystem services such as pollination, seed dispersal, and pest control1. Human disturbances, particularly habitat alteration, have the potential to modify or erase ecological interactions^2,3 and so jeopardise the processes they control. While examples of interactions becoming rewired under human influence have been recorded, studies of this process for speciose assemblages at regional to continental scales are uncommon⁴ and obstructed by logistical difficulties2. The consequences for ecological communities and people are therefore poorly understood. Here we show that human habitat alteration is associated with …

Intrinsic Disorder In Bap1 And Its Association With Uveal Melanoma., Mak B Djulbegovic, David J Taylor, Vladimir N Uversky, Anat Galor, Carol L Shields, Carol L Karp

Wills Eye Hospital Papers

BACKGROUND: Specific subvariants of uveal melanoma (UM) are associated with increased rates of metastasis compared to other subvariants. BRCA1 (BReast CAncer gene 1)-associated protein-1 (BAP1) is encoded by a gene that has been linked to aggressive behavior in UM.

METHODS: We evaluated BAP1 for the presence of intrinsically disordered protein regions (IDPRs) and its protein-protein interactions (PPI). We evaluated specific sequence-based features of the BAP1 protein using a set of bioinformatic databases, predictors, and algorithms.

RESULTS: We show that BAP1's structure contains extensive IDPRs as it is highly enriched in proline residues (the most disordered amino acid; p-value < 0.05), the average percent of predicted disordered residues (PPDR) was 57.34%, and contains 9 disorder-based binding sites (ie. molecular recognition features (MoRFs)). BAP1's intrinsic disorder allows it to engage in a complex PPI network with at least 49 partners (p …