Optimal crew routing for linear repetitive projects using graph theory and entropy maximization metric by Gouda, Ahmed

“…To meet the physical limitation of resources in linear projects, this study presents a flexible optimization model for resolving resource constraint dilemma in linear scheduling problems .The proposed model utilizes a MATLAB code as the searching algorithm to automate the model formulation. …”
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Teachers' understanding of classroom practices that promote quality education in Ugandan primary schools

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Reliable likelihoods for out-of-distribution data from continuous-time normalising flows by Josias, Shane

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"In my stride": a life-history of Alie Fataar, teacher by Omar, Yunus

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Contemporary perspectives on factual causation in the South African Law of Delict : a study with reference to medical negligence

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Interpretation and application of the 1999 Montreal convention arising from air carrier liability in Ghanaian courts : the case of Dr RSD Tei and Evelyn Jumbo v Messrs Ceiba Interc...

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Reliability of cold-formed steel screwed connections in tilt-and bearing by Van Wyk, Rudolf

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Characterising failure of structural materials using digital images by Conradie, Johannes Hendrik

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The influence of specimen size on the compression stress block parameters of reinforced concrete

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Effect of compensation management on employee performance at the St. Michael’s Catholic Hospital, Pramso by Tetteh – Annor, Larbi

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Die probleem van die bereik van die ontkenning met spesiale verwysing na Afrikaans by Waher, Hester

“…Since the formulation of the Katz-Postal Hypothesis Generative linguists have shown great interest in logical elements like quantifiers and negatives. …”
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Towards the improvement of policy and strategy development for the sustainable management of non-timber forest products: Swaziland: A case study by Dlamini, Cliff Sibusiso

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Model predictive control of a grid-connected converter With LCL-filter by Geldenhuys, Joanie Michellene Claudette

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Developing a policy analysis framework to establish level of access and equity embedded in South African health policies for people with disabilities by Law, Francoise Bernadette

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Strengthening leadership through networking: a mixed method evaluation of a core component of the Emerging African Leaders Programme (EALP) by Muneesamy, Loganaden

“…With a view to strengthening the EALP alumni network, ensuring its sustainability and improving its effectiveness, the following recommendations have been made: formulation of a strategy and plans for the network, introduction of a monitoring, evaluation and learning system, formalisation of the network, appointment of a dedicated network manager to engage and support EALP alumni, and ongoing capacity-building.…”
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Polylateralism as diplomatic method : the case of the Kimberley Process, 2000-2002

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εἰρωνεία or ironia : on the nature and function of Socratic irony by Louw, Lunette

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Direct numerical simulation of free-surface and interfacial flow using the VOF method: cavitating bubble clouds and phase change by Malan, Leon

“…A method to deal with volume-changing vapour cavities, or pores, was formulated and implemented in an existing code, PARIS. …”
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The development of the doctrine of common purpose subsequent to the judgement in S v Safatsa 1988 1 SA 868 (A): with specific reference to the general principles of criminal liabil... by Combrinck, H

“…The doctrine of common purpose, which hails from English law, was introduced into South African law via the Native Territories Penal Code. The first South African criminal case in which this doctrine was applied outside the field of application of the abovementioned act, was Ry Garnsworthy, where it was formulated as follows: Where two or more persons combine in an undertaking for an illegal purpose, each one of them is liable for anything done by the other of others of the combination, in the furtherance 'of their object, if what was done was what they knew or ought to have known, would be a probable result of their endeavoring to achieve their object.5 According to Visser and Vorster,6 this doctrine was probably imported into our law due to difficulties experienced in 1 D XLVIII.8.17: 'If a man dies after having been struck in the course of a quarrel, the blows of every one who took part in this should be investigated' - own translation. 2. …”
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