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Kesungguhan dan kegigihan rahsia konsisten Muhammad Aslam raih dua kali kecemerlangan
Full text linkGAMBANG, 21 Oktober 2023 - Kemanisan memperoleh diploma kelas kedua dengan Purata Nilai Gred Kumulatif (PNGK) 3.58 tiga tahun lalu menjadi pemangkin semangat kepada Muhammad Aslam Zulkarnain, 23, untuk mengulangi kejayaan itu ketika melanjutkan pelajaran ke peringkat ijazah
Study of Pakistan pilot project farmer-leaders to Nepal
Full text linkFarmer participation / Irrigation management / Farmer managed irrigation systems / Irrigated farming / Sustainable agriculture / Institution building / Pakistan
Industrial training report / Muhammad Aslam Hasin
Full text linkAs part of graduation requirements, all the undergraduates, the second year and third year students, who take Diploma of Electrical Engineering in UiTM Terengganu will undergo industrial training programme for duration of eight weeks. This industrial training is a course for undergraduates that gives them an opportunity to expose themselves in the real career world so as to they will learn how to relate theoretical learning before and real practical in working’s environment. Besides that, in future, they will be having good preparation and understanding for their field of profession. Through this exposure, students will have better understanding of engineering practice in general and sense of frequent and possible problems. This training is part of the learning process. So, the exposure that uplifts the knowledge and experience of a student needs to be properly documented in the form of a report. Through this report, the experience gain can be delivered to their peers. A properly prepared report can facilitate the presentation of the practical experience in an orderly, precise and interesting manner
Islam and Democracy in Pakistan. Edited by Muhammad Aslam Syed, National Institute of Historical and Cultural Research, Islamabad, 1995
No full textMonnot Guy. Islam and Democracy in Pakistan. Edited by Muhammad Aslam Syed, National Institute of Historical and Cultural Research, Islamabad, 1995. In: Bulletin critique des annales islamologiques, n°15, 1999. pp. 155-156
Data scraping to analyze tourist attractions in Malaysia / Muhammad Aslam Md Adam
Full text linkIn Malaysia, there is a lot of interesting places to visit especially for the foreign traveler. Usually, before start traveling, people always plan and looking for information about the place that they want to visit. With the Internet, every information can be easily obtained. There are many websites that provide information about popular places that can be visited. However, not all websites are updated, with some of them are lastly updated in years ago, and some of them do not provide a review section. This can lead to information inaccuracy and is questionable to the people who are desired to visit the place. It also causes a problem to the initial plan and it takes a lot of time to search through the internet to find good information about the location. By using the information about the attraction place that has been posted on social media such as Twitter, this application will extract the data, analyze the information and display the information to the end user to help the user in making decision, planning and getting a good understanding about the places. Sentiment analysis also has been conducted by this application in order to give a quick review and reliable information to the end user. In this project, R programming language is used since R language is one of the programming languages that are suitable in producing and conducting analysis, where it has multiple functions and packages that can be used to make the analysis easier. Twitter API allows the data to be extract and the R language help in processing those data which give a good analysis result about the place of attraction in the type of web application
Determinants of capital structure among domestic and foreign commercial banks operating in Malaysia / Muhammad Aslam Maidi
No full textThe motivation behind this paper is to look at the determinants of capital structure among domestic and foreign commercial banks in Malaysia. There are several determinants that may contribute to capital structure decision. Furthermore, this paper focuses only on three factors of commercial banks in Malaysia and tries to find if there is a relationship towards capital structure. The subordinate variable is association's influence proportion and autonomous variables consist of tangibility, profitability and earnings volatility. This paper uses the secondary data information of six listed commercial banks under supervision of Bank Negara Malaysia for the period of 10 years from 2009 to 2018. Finding shows that profitability is the most important determinant of capital structure for commercial banks licensed by Bank Negara Malaysia. Result of theory testing dependent on connection between independent and dependent variables are completely in accordance with the pecking order theory hypothesis, while it mostly supports trade of theory in short, capital structure of Malaysian commercial banks is totally classified by pecking request hypothesis of capital structure
Mechanical properties and structural performance of sustainable lightweight aggregate concrete using blended oil palm bio products / Muhammad Aslam
Full text linkA number of materials have been proposed for producing structural grade of lightweight concretes. However, the main concerns of civil engineers and researchers to develop a proper structural lightweight concrete are cost effective, being environmental friendly and durable, as well as behaves satisfactorily under structural applications. Although several types of artificial lightweight aggregates are available to produce structural lightweight concrete, however, these types of aggregates require huge amount of energy in their preparation. Therefore, use of industrial waste as an alternative lightweight aggregate to build environmentally sustainable structures has several practical and economic advantages. Oil palm shell (OPS) is a solid waste material from the palm oil industry that has been successfully used to produce high strength lightweight concrete. However, this type of concrete is very sensitive to a poor curing environment. In addition, OPS concrete with normal and high strengths have relatively high drying shrinkage at early and later ages. Therefore, to produce a cleaner and greener concrete, this study tried to resolve disadvantages of OPS lightweight concrete using another type of lightweight aggregate waste origin from palm oil industry namely oil-palm-boiler clinker (OPBC). Therefore, a new high strength lightweight concrete containing blended coarse lightweight aggregates was developed and its mechanical and time-dependent properties as well as structural performance in term of shear behaviour of simply supported reinforced concrete beams were investigated. It was found from this study that use of blended OPS and OPBC can produce a workable high strength lightweight concrete with a 28-day compressive strength in the range of 40 to 53 MPa and dry density less than 2000 kg/m3. The individual use of OPBC as coarse aggregate can produce high strength semi-lightweight concrete with 28-day compressive strength of 60 MPa and dry density of 2050 kg/m3. Test results showed that when OPS concrete is very sensitive to poor curing and minimum period of 7 days moist curing is recommended for this concrete, the sensitivity of compressive strength of concrete to the lack of curing is significantly reduced when OPS was partially replaced with OPBC. The substitution of OPS with OPBC significantly improved the splitting tensile and flexural strengths as well as the modulus of elasticity of the concretes. Concretes containing blended coarse lightweight aggregates of OPS and OPBC showed initial and final water absorption of less than 3% and 10%, respectively, and can be considered as good quality concrete. Drying shrinkage strain value of OPS and OPS-OPBC blended coarse concretes is found to be similar at early ages. However, the long-term shrinkage of blended coarse concretes was significantly lower than OPS concrete. Under 7-day initial moist curing condition, OPS concrete showed significantly higher drying shrinkage of about 47%, 41% and 39% compared to the shrinkages of normal weight, artificial lightweight and OPBC concretes at one year age. In structural performance, OPS reinforced concrete beams without shear links showed lower ultimate load carrying capacity compared to the blended coarse lightweight concrete beams. However, higher substitution of OPBC in OPS concrete with high grade concrete significantly improved the structural performance and failure nature of the beams
Modelling Data Environments WithinPROV to Assist AnonymisationDecision-making
No full textThe Anonymisation Decision-making Framework (ADF) operationalizes the risk management of data exchange between organizations, referred to as "data environments". The second edition of ADF has increased its emphasis on modeling data flows, highlighting a potential new use of provenance information to support anonymisation decision-making. In this paper, we provide a use case that showcases this functionality. Based on this use case, we identify how provenance information could be utilized within the ADF, and identify a currently un-met requirement which is the modeling of data environments. We show how data environments can be implemented within the W3C PROV in four different ways. We analyze the costs and benefits of each approach, and consider another use case as a partial check for completeness. We then summarize our findings and suggest ways forward
SOfIoTS: ontological framework, demonstration outcomes, and recommendations for further work
Full text linkThe Secure Ontologies for the Internet of Things (SOfIoTS) project seeks to advance our understanding of the current state-of-the-art in respect of IoT security ontologies. It also aims to extend the current state-of-the-art by specifying an expansible IoT ontological framework that can be integrated with the UK Digital Twin model. The present report summarizes the progress made in respect of these objectives. In particular, we describe how a common upper-level ontology, called Basic Formal Ontology (BFO), can be used to model security concepts, IoT devices, digital twins, IoT data flows, and human factors
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