A few-shot learning approach for a multilingual agro-information question answering system

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The rural and agricultural value of groundwater as an economic resource in the Limpopo region by Mahumani, Brian Kudzai

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Hyperlink-extended pseudo relevance feedback for improved microblog retrieval by Elganainy, Tarek

“…We applied the previous weighting scheme to the most reported PRF configuration used in the literature and measured the retrieval performance. …”
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Strategic local manufacturing supplier development roadmap as a decision support tool by Vermeulen, Marius Jacobus

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The validity endeavour by James, Megan

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A survey of antimicrobial usage in animals in South Africa with specific reference to food animals

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'n Voorgestelde paradigma vir navorsing op histories-argeologiese erfenishulpbronterreine in Suid-Afrika aan die hand van gevallestudies in Noordelike Gauteng (Deel 2)

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Development of quantitative multiplex real-time RT-PCR assays for detection of 13 conventional and newly discovered viruses associated with lower respiratory tract infections in ch...

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Optimal energy-water nexus management in residential buildings incorporating renewable energy, efficient devices and water recycling

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Engineering characteristics of rocks in Qatar; Applications on excavation and tunneling by Kassem, Ahmed Fawzy

“…However, the lack of studies and research that analyze the subsurface rock components from a geotechnical engineering perspective has created unexpected construction conditions. Most of similar studies handled concerns about properties related to oil and gas fields. …”
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Arabism and the Syrian Intelligentsia in Cairo: 1900-1918 by Hoyle, Justin

“…In addition, these comparatively diverse Arabist societies in Cairo were among the most significant in existence in the years following 1908. …”
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Revealing Students’ and Teachers’ Perceptions of Challenges and Strategies in Arabic Reading Comprehension by Othman, Osama

“…All coping strategies were rated by students as either ‘usually’ or ‘sometimes’ employed with reference material use and bottom decoding skills emerging as most frequently top employed. Teachers reported frequently utilizing comprehension checks, emphasizing bottom-up decoding skills, and incorporating pre-reading strategies to help students overcome challenges associated with textual features. …”
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In-Service Teachers’ Awareness and Professional Development in Egyptian Public Schools by Metawea, Hanan Mohamed

“…However, there have been limited studies in Egypt on how educators understand and utilize neuroscience principles in the classroom. …”
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A Novel Design-for-Test flow using LibreLane by Gaber, Mohamed E

“…This work architects and implements a novel design-for-test flow designed as a plugin for the popular LibreLane flow infrastructure, the successor to the single most used application-specific integrated circuit design flow in existence. …”
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Variations in the insertions of the tibialis posterior muscle and the structure of the medial longitudinal arch by Sadler, Maxwell Jennings

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Drugs, police inefficiencies and gangsterism in violently impoverished communities like Overcome by Taheri-Keramati, Yashar

“…Newspapers articles, crime statistics, books, census figures, and a host of journals were also utilized. Upon reviewing a host of police inefficiencies and criminal collusions, the research concludes that public criminals related to the state, such as police, and private criminals, such as gangsters, work together in a multitude of ways in a bid to acquire wealth, most notably through an illicit drug market today dominated by ‘tik’. …”
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An Evaluation of the Psychometric Properties of the Montreal Cognitive Assessment Tool when Administered in a Memory Clinic At Groote Schuur Hospital, Cape Town, South Africa by Thungana, Yanga

“…The median age of participants was 67 years (IQR 58-73). Most were females (63%, n =102), and had dementia (58%, n = 94); more than half (51%, n = 78) had at least 12 years of formal education. …”
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