...ns and thus, have no knowledge of the healing power of herbs. Eastern medical systems such as Traditional Chinese Medicine and Unani Medicine have w... ...t natural herbs combat help delay the appearance of age and improve your skin complexion. No invasive surgery required! Find out how the ancient Chi... ...issues. Pressure and inflammation cause the pain. People with weakened immune systems get certain abscesses more often. Those with any of the follow... ...r: Dr Izharul Hasan Page 25 HOME REMEDIES FOR ALCOHOL DETOX Addiction is a complex mix of physical and psychological causes, but for many people, ... ...actors are low blood sugar, food allergy, nutrient deficiency (fatty acids, B complex, etc.) and imbalances of the thyroid, ovaries or adrenals. Home... ...opedia of Home remedies for better life Author: Dr Izharul Hasan Page 38 systems and stimulating cellular regeneration. Others have more focused... ...tacks have increase in the pass few years is alarming, specially in children. Scientists believe that, there is a strong link between contamination i... ... find out until it's very advanced. Glaucoma has probably many causes. Some scientists claim it is related to stress, poor nutrition and high bloo... ...c endings of the hearing nerve in the inner ear. • Hearing loss. Doctors and scientists have discovered that people with different kinds of hearing...

...first (and as expected), a strong negative reaction from some influential scientists and mathematicians—many of whom turned openly hostile. However,... ...iate modifications. Next we proceed on to define the concept of fuzzy complex near-rings. DEFINITION 1.8.11: Let V = {a + ib / a, b ∈ [0,1]} ... ... is easily verified. (V, ⊕, ☼) is a near-ring, which we call as the fuzzy complex near-ring. 111 Further P = {a / a ∈ [0,1]} and C = {ib / b ∈ ... .... 111 Further P = {a / a ∈ [0,1]} and C = {ib / b ∈ [0 1]} are fuzzy complex subnear-rings of (V, ⊕, ☼). PROPOSITION 1.8.1: V has non-trivi... ...deal of S. 136 Now we proceed on to recall the definition of fuzzy m-systems. DEFINITION 1.10.4: A fuzzy subset f of S is called fuzzy m-sys... ...y polynomial semiring, and finally the concept of fuzzy opposite sets and systems. Now we proceed on to recall the concept of fuzzy continuous map o... ...er. Now we proceed on to define a system called fuzzy opposite sets and systems. This system happens to be opposite of the system [0, 1] denoted [...

...apital), and 1 territory Legal system: mixture of US and West European legal systems; constitution adopted 1853 is in effect; has not accepted compuls... ...munications: highly developed and efficient; extensive TV and radiobroadcast systems with 6 AM, 693 FM, 910 TV stations; 1 INTELSAT (for Atlantic and ... ...ritorial sea: 12 nm Boundary disputes: none; possible territo- rial claim in complex dispute over Spratly Islands involving China, Malaysia, Philip- p... ...ways: Lake Tanganyika; 1 lake port, at Bujumbura, connects to transportation systems of Zaire and Tanza- nia Civil air: 1 major transport aircraft Air... ...nistrative Region in 1999; sporadic border clashes with Vietnam; involved in complex dispute over Spratly Islands with Malaysia, Philippines, Taiwan, ... ... 3 centrally governed municipalities, 5 auton- omous regions Legal system: a complex amalgam of custom and statute, largely criminal; little ostensibl... ...es, petro- leum Shortages: complex machinery and equip- ment, highly skilled scientists and techni- cians, energy, and transport Crude steel: 46.6 mil...

...ference in status between men and women, supported by social and cultural systems make it difficult for women to take preventive and safe-sex measur... ...cludes the graph-search techniques used in artificial- intelligence expert systems. FCMs feedback allows experts to freely draw causal pictures of th... ...ATION AND VULNERABILITY TO HIV/AIDS We live in a world of marvelous complexity and variety, a world where events never repeat exactly. Even th... ... abstraction of the brain which consists of very large number of far more complex neurons connected together with far more complex and far more stru... ...y of neural networks has been carried out by psychologists and cognitive scientists who sought models of human cognitive function. Neural networks ... ... structure of the world embed so deeply in both neural networks and fuzzy systems, it is very appropriate to study the psychological effects of HIV/... ...U i or when y j < V j . The bivalent signal functions allow us to model complex asynchronous state change patterns. At any moment different neuron... ... Another man who was interviewed was ashamed that there are thousands of scientists in India and so far no one has found the medicine to cure AIDS....

...ur origins, they are as much a mystery to us as they are to you. We believe scientists may hold the keys to discovering the secret to where we come... ...lood and I got the my isn’t she pretty blood. It resulted in an inferiority complex from hell. I loved my family so don’t get the idea I’m a hater... ...eriors in your Gmail account. I know you may see hacking into your computer systems to obtain that information as an invasion of your privacy, but ...

...t use their best energies to construct and maintain defensive or offensive systems, from the time of intrauterine life onward. If they do not first... ... conscious and unconscious components. The human Global I is made up of a complex structure that we still know very little about. The little that ... ...tay off to one side? Or does he participate in the banquet? The truth is complex and it is not always linear. While we earlier looked at how Ulys... ...fe to a human organism which will be complete in all its parts and all its complexity. I believe that many ova wonder whether or not it is better t... ...heres to Socratic thinking and invites all thinkers, both philosophers and scientists, to become humble in their thinking and their actions and to n...

... and who are very properly called, but who dislike extremely to be called—“Scientists.” They dislike that word so much that from the columns of Nature... ...uage in this country. But the Great Public and its Press know better, and “Scientists” they are, 4 The Food of the Gods and when they emerge to any s... ... of the Gods and when they emerge to any sort of publicity, “distinguished scientists” and “eminent scientists” and “well-known scien- tists” is the v... ...ich had always previously, even in the growth of races, empires, planetary systems, and worlds, gone so:— And even in some cases so:— And he was expla... ...me!” He plunged into obscure speculation about the Will. He thought of the complex organised futili- ties of the daily life, and in contrast with them... ... immen- sities, cold, wild, and terrible things. II II II II II Amidst the complex and confused happenings, the impacts from the great outer world tha... ...implicity of application into the life of man; growth in par- ticular is a complex thing, and all generalisations must needs be a little inaccurate. B...

...s of men, men tending for the most part to become elderly, who are called, and who are very properly called, but who dislike extremely to be called--?Scientists.? They dislike that word so much that from the columns of Nature, which was from the first their distinctive and characteristic paper, it is as carefully excluded as if it were--that other word which is the basis o...

... call to its ranks famous or careful writers, but soldiers as well, bishops, scientists, men of the world, men of social rank, so as to maintain from ... ...French are a race of artists: it is the key that unlocks every door of their complex psychology, and consequently the key that must be oftenest in the... ...d because he does not see the new things presented to him. It takes the most complex assemblage of associations, visual and mental, to enable us to di... ...Real living, in any but the most elementary sense of the word, is a deep and complex and slowly developed thing, the outcome of an old and rich socia... ...lative percentage of happy marriages in the countries where different social systems prevail. Until such a census can be taken, it is, 46 VI — THE NE...

...wing ideas, and so on), framed the patterns in his mind and started up his complex and admirable machin ery, and it automatically turned out that p... ...s, and the Salvation Warriors Zoroastrians, and the Zoroastrians Christian Scientists, and the Christian Scien tists Mormons—and so on? Y.M. You may ... ...now a man’s na tionality you can come within a split hair of guessing the complexion of his religion: English—Protestant; Ameri can—ditto; Spaniard... ...tholic; T urk—Mohammedan; and so on. And when you know the man’s religious complexion, you know what sort of reli gious books he reads when he wants ... ...ngs, the wreck of dynasties, the extinction of religions, the birth of new systems of gov ernment; and their descendants have been by to hear of it a... ... effect, cabinets; cabinets of souvenirs of Bayreuth. It is believed among scientists that you could examine the crop of a dead Bayreuth pilgrim anywh... ...remember a formality like that so long; it must be nearly sixty years. Bee scientists always speak of the bee as she. It is because all the important ... ...ut of ten he will get just the proper 31. Let me try to illustrate the two systems in a simple and homely way calculated to bring the idea within the ... ...bt if I could do it myself. We always get at second hand our notions about systems of government; and high tariff and low tariff; and prohibition and ...

... attempt to please here. Even if I presented all my tri-clinic crystals as systems of cubes—— ! Indeed I felt it would not be worth doing. But having ... ...intellectual basis of mankind is established, that the rules of logic, the systems of counting and measure- ment, the general categories and schemes o... ...ion; the same physique, though a little better developed, perhaps—the same complexion. He would have different habits, different traditions, different... ... women, he prefers ill-treatment to desertion, and it is only a scarce and complex modern type that finds comfort and re- freshment in quite lonely pl... ...of life. T o go into fresh climates and fresh scenery, to meet a different complexion of humanity and a different type of home and food and apparatus,... ...e planet; and feeding them and distrib- uting from them, innumerable minor systems, clean little electric tramways I picture them, will spread out ove... ...it is understood by very illiterate people that does anything of the sort—“scientists’” science, in fact. What science has to tell about “The Races of...

...ral, and if you would surely succeed you must keep your peace with all the systems and be a source of satisfaction to all of them. So at least Mrs. Ga... ...aw it, and her method was to classify her acquaintances according to their systems, to keep them in their proper bundles, and to give every one the tr... ...y Ella but not calm and quiet; she was electric, her eyes, her smiles, her complexion had as it were an established brightness that exceeded the commo... ...way from Christianity, to the Theosophists and the Christian 61 H G Wells Scientists—she had felt she was only “st’aying fu’tha.” And then suddenly w... ...ld rashly destroy…. And that evening at dinner this sense of his home as a complex of finely adjusted things not to be rashly disturbed was still more... ...they seemed to be on Likeman’s side, until at last they began to take on a complexion entirely opposed to the old man’s insidious arguments, until ind... ...saw too that this distrust has been the flaw in the faith of all religious systems hitherto…. 13 13 13 13 13 In this strange voyage of the spirit whic...

... ribbon, his Phi Beta Kappa key. With the subtleties of dressing ran other complex wor- ries. “I feel kind of punk this morning,” he said. “I think I ... ...treamline bodies, hill-climbing power, wire wheels, chrome steel, ignition systems, and body colors. It was much more than a study of transportation. ... ...akfast he always reverted to up-state village boyhood, and shrank from the complex urban demands of shaving, bathing, deciding whether the current shi... ..., characterized by their complete plants and the finest school-ventilating systems in the country, bar none; our magnificent new hotels and banks and ... ...at gets double-crossed. Well, now we’ve been ethical and got it out of our systems, the question is where we can raise a loan to handle some of the pr... ...omen that try to imitate men, and play golf and everything, and ruin their complexions and spoil their hands!” “That’s so. I never did like these mann... ...lished fundamentals of the Christian creed which were so popular with the ‘scientists’ a generation ago. Oh, yes, they were mighty fellows, and great ... ...pponents of his simple faith is just a pitying smile! “And now these same ‘scientists’ want to replace the natural condition of free competition by cr...

... Mott: Have you ever tried any experiments with any of the new educational systems? The modern kindergarten methods or the Gary system?” “Oh. Those. M... ... the gritty carpet. Vida was an advocate of culture-buying and efficiency- systems. She hinted that they ought to have (as at the committee-meetings o... ...two look exactly the same age. I chose you because you have such a darling complexion, and you know with powder and a white wig, anybody looks twice h... ... with Cy, of course he was so big—” “I do not look lovely, Mrs. Bogart. My complexion is rotten, and my hair is coming out, and I look like a po- tato... ...erself and turn over her thoughts—about children, and God, and how bad her complexion is, and the way men don’t really understand her, and how much wo... ...st to heal everybody, rich or poor. You—that ‘re always spieling about how scientists ought to rule the world, instead of a bunch of spread-eagle poli... ...t home; they agreed that ambassadors and flippant newspapermen and infidel scientists of the bu- reaus were equally wicked and to be avoided; and by c... ...nic. The thing she gained in Washing- ton was not information about office-systems and labor unions but renewed courage, that amiable contempt called ...

...iblical history of creation, which has not suffered from the assaults of the scientists. “AFTERNOON. At the railway stations the loafers carry both h... ...hich had not changed; a score of years had not affected this water’s mulatto complexion in the least; a score of centuries would succeed no better, pe... ..., it must be a fine and fascinating spec tacle. I saw them go through their complex manual with grace, spirit, and admirable precision. I saw them do... ...hirteen mules in the first heat; all sorts of mules, they were; all sorts of complexions, gaits, dispositions, aspects. Life on the Mississippi Mar... ...oms; with decayed and swinish forms of religion; with de cayed and degraded systems of government; with the sillinesses and emptinesses, sham grandeu... ...e chasm or gorge between Lover’s Leap and the hill west of it is supposed by scientists to have been caused by glacial action. This is a mistake. Ther...

...t from it, which together make up the nervous system of man. None of these systems is perfect. They are of all degrees of imper- fection down to the u... ... be complete. There are too many weak machines, too many defective nervous systems, too many badly organized brains. Accidents are inevitable, and som... ...aid down and thus urging their violation. With weak machines and imperfect systems, where not only are the restrictions imperfect, the habits not well... ...nd requires no great skill and need not be very disagreeable or hard. In a complex civilization there is room for everyone to contribute to the whole.... ...lt even for normal men and women. The adjustments are too numerous and too complex for an animal made with simple tastes and for a pastoral life. But,... ...must realize the fact that property crimes are the normal re- sults of the complex activities making up the treadmill called civilization. We must lik... ...ed society in the treatment of crime would not be so great if students and scientists had not long since found the cause of crime. It would be hard to... ...ous more or less satisfactory remedies for many cases. Still the time that scientists have worked on the problem is short and the data imperfect, and ... ...n a man of such high pow- ers and faculties is born that he is regarded by scientists as a “sport” who defies all known laws in his origin. Often one ...

...ue to one’s self, but we are coming to realize that the world is great and complex, beyond the utmost power of such minds as ours. Every day of life d... ...l healthy human life reproductive, but a vast proportion of the infinitely complex and interwoven interests that fill that outline with incessant inte... ...h re- moter and nobler aims. The kingdom happens to exist, and it would be complex and troublesome to get rid of it. They stand these things, they get... ... has entered their brains. “Prevention is better than cure.” These mattoid scientists make a direct and disastrous attack upon the latent self-respect... ...ial foundation of the home at the other, and the next is the influx of new systems of thought, of feeling, and of interpretation about the general iss... ...anisations as the Association Phonétique Internationale, may be instanced. Systems concocted in a hurry, in a half-commercial or wholly commercial and... .... There, the objector submits, lies the quin- tessence of the matter. Both systems need watching, need criticism, the pruning knife and the stimulant,...

...in an apartment in a small town outside a city named Ananda. The apartment complex was in the shape of a square, and in the middle was a paved quadran... ...rch, especially on that of an AIDS vaccine. Now, multiple organizations of scientists draw together to form centers dedicated to AIDS re- search. Comp... ...own about the virus and how it worked, AIDS seems much like a mys- tery to scientists. With the polio epidemic during the mid-twentieth century, scien... ...the risk that this will disable the immune system is too great. Therefore, scientists have begun testing new techniques while trying to produce immuni... ...e to the advantage of the financial supporters of AIDS projects. These two systems will also solve the sec- ond most important problem: a lack of prec... ...e- searchers will also have a greater oppor- tunity to unravel some of the complexi- ties of this disease. They can then use this new knowledge and ap...

...heikh Mohammed p. 238–239 The 9/11 hijackers p. 279 The World Trade Center Complex as of 9/11 p. 284 The World Trade Center radio repeater system p. 2... ...ttinger Professional Staff Member Madeleine Blot Counsel Antwion M. Blount Systems Engineer Sam Brinkley Professional Staff Member Geoffrey Scott Brow... ... to the T win T owers, the signature structures of the W orld Trade Center complex in New Y ork City . Others went to Arlington,Vir- ginia, to the Pen... ...PLANES” 35 Final1-4.4pp 7/17/04 9:12 AM Page 35 around the White House complex.The officials who issued these orders did not know that there were ... ...suing secular as well as religious studies, were products of edu- cational systems that generally devoted little if any attention to the rest of the w... ...tion they were expected to analyze.The poor state of the FBI’s information systems meant that such access depended in large part on an analyst’s perso... .../historymain.htm); the FBI’s history as told by the Federation of American Scientists, “History of the FBI,” updated June 18, 2003 (online at www .fas... ...the FBI.” 18. Louis Freeh interview (Jan. 6, 2004); Federation of American Scientists,“History of the FBI;” DOJ Inspec- tor General report,“Federal Bu...

...duals but also species die out, the life process continues in increasingly complex forms. As some species die out, forms better adapted to utilize the... ..., it is not possible to trans- mit all the resources and achievements of a complex soci- ety. It also opens a way to a kind of experience which would ... ... the associa- tion of the older with the younger. As societies become more complex in structure and resources, the need of formal or intentional teach... ... it, control has in this view a flavor of coercion or compulsion about it. Systems of government and theo- ries of the state have been built upon this... ... future, rewards for their present sacrifices. Everybody knows how largely systems of pun- ishment have had to be resorted to by educational sys- tems... ...We sometimes talk as if “original research” were a peculiar prerogative of scientists or at least of advanced students. But all think- ing is research... ...the intelligence which controls to be the exclusive posses- sion of remote scientists and captains of industry. We are in a position honestly to criti... ...r counterparts in formulations which have been made in classic philosophic systems; and that they involve the chief problems of philosophy—such as min...

...eble intellects, and superior intellects more commonly have normal nervous systems. But the psychopathic tempera- ment, whatever be the intellect with... ...ding than enlight- ening. And why may not religion be a conception equally complex?[9] [9] I can do no better here than refer my readers to the extend... ...ep, and then the care is over.”[13] [13] Op. cit., pp. 314, 313. This is a complex, a tender, a submissive, and a graceful state of mind. For myself, ... ...nd healthi- est-minded type of religious consciousness, we shall find this complex sacrificial constitution, in which a higher happiness holds a lower... ... deed, our intuitions and our reason work together, and great world-ruling systems, like that of the Bud- dhist or of the Catholic philosophy, may gro... ... of intelligent people who comprise the body known distinctively as Mental Scientists should con- tinue to exist if the whole thing were a delusion. I... ... primeval savage thought on the other. There are plenty of persons to-day—”scientists” or “posi- tivists,” they are fond of calling themselves—who wil... ...nds. 124 The V arieties of Religious Experience tems of ideas (conceptual systems) that our minds have framed? But why in the name of common sense ne...

... Amid these it was scarcely believed possible that a scheme of government so complex in construc tion could remain uninjured. From time to time embar... ...s can commit no greater error than to adopt or continue any feature in their systems of government which may be calculated to create or increase the l... ...of the Union, I shall steadily oppose the creation of those institutions and systems which in their nature tend to pervert it from its legitimate purp... ... ben efits realized will be equal and mutual. Of the compli cated European systems of national polity we have here tofore been independent. From th... ...nce of which it was impossible that they should foresee. Modern life is both complex and intense, and the tremendous changes wrought by the extraordin... ...ply to overcome illiteracy. The Nation has marched far beyond that. The more complex the problems of the Nation become, the greater is the need for mo... ...the sanctity of our families and the wealth of our soil to the genius of our scientists. And so each citizen plays an indispensable role. The producti...