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    وقائع اجتماع مجلس الاساتذة رقم 394

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    وقائع اجتماع مجلس الاساتذة رقم 39

    تعديل تقديرالطالبة هادية عباس ابراهيم كلية علوم التمريض

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    تعديل تقديرالطالبة هادية عباس ابراهيم كلية علوم التمري

    نتائج الامتحانات النهائية لبرامج الدبلوم الوسيط دبلوم الاعلام للعام 2012-2013

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    نتائج الامتحانات النهائية لبرامج الدبلوم الوسيط دبلوم الاعلام للعام 2012-201

    Exploring the sociolinguistic profile of Tima in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan

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    Exploring the sociolinguistic profile of Tima in the Nuba Mountains of SudanThis paper discusses some of the defining features of the sociolinguistic situation of Tima in the Nuba Mountains situated within the larger national cultural order of Sudan. It attempts to answer two key questions: What is the nature of the verbal repertoires of the individuals in the community? Whether, and how, does Tima speech play a role in the producti on of an imagined sense of solidarity against the monoglot standard ideology of the State. The socioeconomically supported nationalist regime of language has significantly led to differentially distributed and valued sociolinguistic repertoires. We argue, however, that it has paradoxically resulted in the increasing ‘maintenance’ of the long subjugated linguistic practices in many parts of the Sudan, including the Tima of the Nuba Mountains. The sources of the data for the study are a linguistic survey tria ngulated with ethnographic observation and historical documentation of metapragmatic activities in Tima and Khartoum. The paper is structured into four parts: the first part is an introduction, the second part reviews the conceptual framework . The third pa rt presents the findings of the linguistic survey , and it engages in a detailed discussion of the ongoing role of a translocal language planning body (Tima Language Committee) in the ideological enregistration of Tima speech with a new sociolinguistic prof ile. The paper concludes with an agenda for further researc

    Language situation in the Blue Nile

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    18 Language situation in the Blue Nil

    الصَّيدُ والفروسيَةُ في شِعْرِ أبي الطيّبِ المتنبّي

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    الصَّيدُ والفروسيَةُ في شِعْرِ أبي الطيّبِ المتنبّييناقش البحث ضربين مهمين من النشاط في الحياة العربية مما تناوله الشعر العربي حتى أصبحا فنين راكزين ألا وهما الصيد والفروسية ويدرس البحث هذين الفنّين في شعر أبي الطيب المتنبي أحد أهم شعراء العربية، ولا يقتصر البحث على المنهج الوصفي، وإنما ينظر نظراً فنياً إلى طرائق الأداء عند الشاعر في هذين الفنّي

    Micropiles for Structural Support

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    Micropiles for Structural SupportABSTRACT: This technical paper discusses the Micropiles brief history, Micropiles Classification, Drilling Techniques, Grouting, Reinforcement, Design Concept, Testing procedures and Guidelines of Micropiles. The paper provides a simplified step-by-step design approach. These include geotechnical strength limit states, other structural considerations, service limit states, corrosion protection and Micropiles testing procedures

    Capacities of Micropiles Cast in with Pressure

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    Capacities of Micropiles Cast in with PressureThe use of Micropiles started in early 1950s in Italy for under pinning application of historic building damaged during war II, Micropiles technology is a reliable pile system that can with stand large capacity axial or lateral loads with minimal disturbance to the existing structures, they become very popular due to their ability to transfer loads efficiently through skin friction and due to their many installation advantage over conventional pile systems. A typical construction sequence is shown in Figure 1.Micropiles are small diameter piles that can be installed in almost any type of ground where piles are required with design loads as small as three tons and has high as 500 tons

    The relation of Micropile Diameters in case of Pressure casting and non-Pressure casting

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    The relation of Micropile Diameters in case of Pressure casting and non-Pressure castingABSTRACT: The aim of this paper is to discuss the effect of pressure casting to Micropile on the strength of Micropile and to compare it with the normal way of casting (casting with gravity). With inference of finding a diameter equivalent to the Micropile casting with non-pressure gives the same strength to Micropile that casting with pressure. Preliminary studies have been made in Sudan in specific area, then an experimental works done for a number of Micropiles with different diameters and different techniques of placing concrete with various amount of pressure to find the relationship between diameters in the two cases (casting with pressure, casting with non pressure) these relation were presented graphically. It was concluded that the Micropile casting with pressure gives strength equivalent to Micropile with larger diameter that casting with non-pressure

    Estimation of micropile capacity grouted under pressure

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    Micropile, Finite Element, Grouting, Failure Load, Cohesive SoilAbstract The aim of this paper is to study the behavior of micropile type B where neat cement grout is placed into the hole under pressure. Numerical analysis is used to simulate this behavior. The model was verified against field test data performed on Khartoum soil. These models are introduced briefly, and then used to investigate the effect of pressure grouting on micropile. For micropiles of diameter less than 25cm a considerable increase in their capacities was deduced due to increase in pressure. For any diameter larger than 30cm it is expected that, the pressure will have no effect on increasing the pile diameter and thus the capacity of pile. This why micropiles diameter are assumed ≤ 30cm. Though the factor (f) for micropiles with diameters greater than 10cm and less than 20cm can be estimated using certain equation developed in this study. The results of the developed model are in good agreement with the experimental results

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