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BRAIN Journal – Open Education Practices for Learners with DisabilitiesTransition from traditional learning to open up education, the equality, openness and access has been reached for all learners without any time and distance limitations. While engaging online learning process, student support is the crucial …
BRAIN: Business Process Management – An Interesting ApproachIn the latest volume of the BRAIN journal, Roberto Paiano, Adriana Caione, Anna Lisa Guido, Angelo Martella and Andrea Pandurino have come up with an interesting research on the Business Process Development, a traditional approach vs. …
LiBRI: Questioning Communication Models and ConstructsLiBRI is an international journal for specialists in linguistics, literature, cultural studies, and related fields. Paul Rastall is contributing with a research in the latest volume of the LiBRI journal: Questioning Communication Models and Constructs …- BRAIN: Computer-Mediated Security Threats into the Web 2.0 SocietyBogdan Nadolu and Delia Nadolu are giving insight on the threats that occur via Internet and Social Media and how they can be prevented to ensure the society’s well being. This paper is centered around a …
BRAIN: Browsing Semantic Data in SlovakiaJán Mojžiš and Michal Laclavík present an interesting topic in the academic article Browsing Semantic Data in Slovakia in the latest volume of BRAIN journal. Semantic data browsing is an important task for open and governmental data in …
“A Cyber Security Adventure”: A Project on Improving High School Students’ Awareness on Cyber SecurityTechnological developments have taken the humankind many steps away in terms of improving standards of the daily life and making everything simpler to do. Nowadays, we can make many things by just surfing over the …- BRAIN: Micro Expression Recognition Using the Eulerian Video Magnification MethodIn the new volume of BRAIN journal, researchers Elham Zarezadeh and Mehdi Rezaeian have come up with a new research on the Micro Expression Recognition Using the Eulerian Video Magnification Method. In this paper they …
LiBRI: When Apologies Are Not Sincere ApologiesPhD Ahmad Kareem Salem Al-Wuhaili will present in the latest volume of the LiBRI journal an article about the duality of political apologies, aiming to reveal the fact that important political faces apologise without meaning …- BRAIN: A Robust Approach of Facial Orientation Recognition from Facial FeaturesIn the field of computer vision and pattern recognition, face orientation recognition stands as a significant topic. In the paper A Robust Approach of Facial Orientation Recognition from Facial Features, the authors Stefan Andrei, Kishor …
LiBRI: Virgil’s Inferno. Memory and Reality in the Sixth Book of AeneidRoxana Maria Fanuţ from West University of Timisoara has developed a study on Virgil’s Inferno, with an emphasis on the Memory and Reality in the Sixth Book of Aeneid. This paper looks to offer a clearer …
LIBRI (Recherche et Innovation Eclectique en Linguistique et Littérature)LIBRI (Recherche et Innovation Eclectique en Linguistique et Littérature) représente la matérialisation d’un projet initié par deux universitaires, Bogdan Patrut et Ioan – Lucian Popa. Il s’agit d’une revue en ligne, érudite, internationale, destinée aux …
BRAIN: The Analysis of E-Commerce Sites with Eye-Tracking TechnologiesIn this era of technology, it cannot come as a surprise that E-Commerce sites have become a significant part of the user’s online activity. In order for these websites to remain relevant to the visitors …
BRAIN Journal – The ICS Paradigm in Knowledge and Modelling
In this paper the authors find out that the exploration of the human thinking’s limits and subtleties create valuable results in all scientific fields, including the engineering of the software systems. This paper describes the ICS (Intuitive, Circumstantial, Speculative) modelling paradigm, which aims to make the development process of the software systems more efficient. The two perspectives on the problematic of knowledge are the following:
- The knowledge acquired through individual excellence (KAIE);
- The knowledge acquired through associative excellence (KAAE).
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Review on “A Genetic Algorithm Approach to Regenerate Image from a Reduce Scaled Image Using Bit Data Count”
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BRAIN Volume 8, Issue 1 (April 2017) indexed in Web of Science
- LiBRI: Risk-Assessment for Stylistic Problems in Writing and Translating Technical Texts
BRAIN: The Ambivalence of Strengths and Weaknesses of E-learning Educational Services
BRAIN: Is There a Relationship between Consciousness and Epilepsy?- LiBRI: The Relationship Between Metacognitive Strategy Use, Good Language Learner, and Iranian Learner’s Willingness to Communicate
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LiBRI: The Play on Incarnation as Artistic Creation in Allen Ginsberg’s ‘Howl’- LiBRI: Fighting Terror: The Use of Apostrophe in The Mémoires of Madame Roland
- LiBRI: Risk-Assessment for Stylistic Problems in Writing and Translating Technical Texts
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