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  • Coating cutting tools with hard substance lowers friction co-efficient and improves tool life - a review 
    Watmon, Titus .B.; Ijeh, Anthony .C. (IAENG, 2010)
    Abstract— Many papers have been presented before which show coating of cutting tools often yield decreased wear rates and reduced coefficients of friction. Although different theories are proposed in those literatures ...
  • ANTENNAS, HOW MANY DO WE NEED? 
    Song, Peter C.T.; Barker, David (AC&T., 2010)
    Abstract: One of the key components interfacing between the radio hardware and the ‗Ether‘, i.e. the air-interface for wireless communication is the antenna. With tremendous growth and demand for high speed high data rate ...
  • Successful resource sharing in academic and research libraries in Illinois: 
    Lugya, Fredrick Kiwuwa (University of Illinois., 2010)
    With diminishing finances, it is rarely possible for a library or information center to have enough resources to fulfill the needs of its clients. Libraries working under effective collaborative initiatives in developed ...
  • The technological hybrid of geofencing engineering. 
    Ijeh, Anthony .C.; Preston, David .S.; Imafidon, Chris .O.; Watmon, Titus .B.; Uwaechie, Annette .O.; Cooke, Martin; Lancaster, Peter; Widdess, Andy (IAENG, 2010-03)
    The focus of this paper is a review of a unique hybrid security concept which provides an intervention to a real world problem; the intervention provides security to the medium for wireless networks as a result of leakage ...
  • Data for geofencing security strategy model. 
    Ijeh, Anthony .C.; Preston, David .S.; Imafidon, Chris .O.; Watmon, Titus .B.; Arreymbi, Johnnes; Uwaechie, Annette .O. (IAENG, 2010-03)
    The goal of this paper is to present the data results from the live implementation of a Geofencing Security Strategy Model that mitigates the threats to the information security of businesses which use Wireless Networks. ...
  • Geofencing engineering design and methodology 
    Ijeh, Anthony .C.; Preston, David .S.; Imafidon, Chris .O.; Watmon, Titus .B.; Uwaechie, Annette .O.; Ojeme, Samuel; Lucas, Benjamin R. (IAENG, 2010-04-17)
    Abstract-The aim of this paper is to evaluate the research methods used in Geofencing Engineering and its associated design and methodology. In so doing the paper will consider the research approaches used by other authors ...
  • Rural tourism : 
    Humaira, Irshad (Government of Alberto., 2010-10)
    This research provides an overview of rural tourism, types of tourism, its benefits for rural communities and some examples of rural tourism development in Canadian provinces and other jurisdiction of the world. Rural ...
  • Mortality after fluid bolus in African children with severe infection 
    Maitland, Kathryn; Kiguli, Sarah; Opoka, Robert O.; CEngoru, Charles; Olupot-Olupot, Peter; Akech, Samuel; Nyeko, Richard; Mtove, George; Reyburn, Hugh; Lang, Trudie; Brent, Bernadette; Evans, A. Evans; Tibenderana, James K.; Crawley, Jane; Russell, Elizabeth C.; Levin, Michael; Babiker, Abdel G.; Gibb, Diana M. (Massachusetts Medical Society, 2011)
    Background The role of fluid resuscitation in the treatment of children with shock and lifethreatening infections who live in resource-limited settings is not established. Methods We randomly assigned children with ...
  • Prevalence and factors associated with traditional herbal medicine use among patients on highly active antiretroviral therapy in Uganda 
    Namuddu, Betty; Kalyango, Joan N; Karamagi, Charles; Mudiope, Peter; Sumba, Samwel; Kalende, Henry; Wobudeya, Eric; Kigozi, Brian K; Waako, Paul J. (BMC, 2011)
    Background: In Africa, herbal medicines are often used as primary treatment for Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) related problems. Concurrent use of traditional herbal medicines (THM) with antiretroviral drugs (ARVs) ...
  • Impact of Uganda’s National Agricultural Advisory Services Program 
    Benin, Samuel; Nkonya, Ephraim; Okecho, Geresom; Randriamamonjy, Josée; Kato, Edward; Lubadde, Geofrey; Kyotalimye, Miriam; Byekwaso, Francis (International Food Policy Research Institute, 2011)
    The importance of agricultural extension in agricultural and rural development is widely known, so it is not surprising that agricultural extension has attracted substantial investment of public resources since the 1950s, ...
  • Factors governing flower visitation patterns and quality of pollination services delivered by social and solitary bee species to coffee in central Uganda 
    Munyuli, Théodore (Wiley, 2011)
    In Uganda, information on visitation frequency of pollinator species visiting coffee flowers is absent, although such information is critical for the stability of coffee yield through the enhancement of pollination services. ...
  • Phytochemical profiling and larvicidal activity of Synadenium grantii (Hook. F.) extracts on Anopheles gambie mosquito larvae 
    Njeri, M. P.; Matovu, H.; Nakalembe, I.; Olaho-Mukani, W. (Busitema University., 2011)
    A study was done to establish the phytochemical profile of Synadenium grantii (Hook. F.) extracts and determine their larvicidal activity on mosquito larvae. Three parts of Synadenium grantii (leaves, stem and roots) were ...
  • Decentralised governance of wetland resources in the Lake Victoria Basin of Uganda 
    Nakiyemba, Alice; Isabirye, Moses; Poesen, Jean; Maertens, Miet; Deckers, Jozef; Mathijs, Erik (Scientific Research Publishing, 2012)
    Recent studies on decentralized wetland governance in Uganda have focused mainly on the relationship between central and local governments. Less attention has been given to the relationship between agricultural systems, ...
  • Prevalence of Entamoeba histolytica among hospital patients in Soroti, Eastern Uganda 
    Ekou J; Nakavuma J.; Ocaido M.; Erume J. (Africa Journal of Animal and Biomedical Sciences, 2012)
    Amoebiasis is an infection caused by water borne protozoan parasite Entamoeba histolytica. In Uganda wheresanitation infrastructure and health education are not adequate, amoebiasis is still be an important health ...
  • Soil and nutrient losses in banana-based cropping systems of the Mount Elgon hillsides of Uganda: economic implications 
    Semalulu, Onesimus; Kimaro, Didas; Kasenge, Valentine; Isabirye, Moses; Makhosi, Patrick (International Scholars Journals Publishing Corporation, 2012)
    This study investigated the effect of different farmer cropping and soil conservation practices on runoff, soil and nutrient loss in Bududa district, Uganda. Gerlach troughs measuring 0.6m length, 0.4 m width and 0.5 m ...
  • Effectiveness of tropical grass species as sediment filters in the riparian zone of Lake Victoria 
    Wanyama, J.; Herremans, K.; Maetens, W.; Isabirye, M.; Kahimba, F.; Kimaro, D.; Poesen1, J.; Deckers, J. (wiley, 2012)
    The effectiveness of tropical grass species in strips of different length in trapping sediment from cropland was assessed, and the influence of filter length was determined. The assessment was made under natural rainfall ...
  • Adoption of soil and water conservation technologies in the Rwizi catchment of south western Uganda 
    Mugonola, Basil; Josef, Deckers; Jean, Poesen; Isabirye, Moses; Mathijs, Erik (Taylor & Francis, 2012)
    Soil and water conservation technologies, such as mulching, grass strips and retention ditches, have been promoted in many areas of Sub-Saharan Africa. However, technology adoption rates have remained unsatisfactory. In ...
  • Prevalence of viruses infecting cowpea in Uganda and their molecular detection. 
    Amayo, Robert; Arinaitwe, A.B; Mukasa, S. B; Tusiime, G; Kyamanywa, S; Rubaihayo, P.R; Edema, R (African Journal of Biotechnology, 2012)
    The main areas for cowpea cultivation in Uganda were surveyed in June and October 2006 for viruses affecting the crop. Seed and leaf samples from symptomatic and asymptomatic plants were collected from farmers’ fields and ...
  • Principles and practices of management. 
    Kaur., Navleen; Khunteta, Richa (Think Tanks, 2012)
    Principles and practices of management.
  • Eradicating extreme poverty among the rural poor in Uganda through poultry and cattle improvement programmes - A Review 
    Ekou, J (Journal of Development and Agricultural Economics, 2013)
    Uganda is still struggling with chronic poverty and malnutrition especially among women and children despite the targeted efforts towards eradicating poverty by transforming subsistence agriculture to intensive or commercial ...

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