The Ambivalent Identity of Eighteenth-Century London Clubs as a Prelude to Victorian Clublife by Valérie Capdeville

“…Some of the first political factions that started to meet in London taverns and coffee-houses during the restoration period fostered a spirit of dissent. …”
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DESAIN PERMUKIMAN NELAYAN PANTAI MERPATI DI KABUPATEN BULUKUMBA by Marwati Marwati, Wasilah Wasilah, Ulfa Idin Hamja

“…Abstract­_ Merpati Beach is located in Bulukumba district which has Potential of Culinary Tourism, fishery industry and music venue. Condition of Housing Settlements that are less feasible. Lack of health facility facilities and road infrastructure in the fisherman's settlement area, the purpose of this Design is to improve the fisherman's settlement which is still not meet the needs of the population in the fisherman's settlement. …”
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Des bidonvilles aux sites de relogement à Témara : la quête d’une identité urbaine légitime by Aziz Benkorti

“…Through a qualitative sociological survey, this article studies how the quest for a new urban identity in the Nasr neighbourhood, a collective housing project designed to rehouse former residents of Témara, has created logics of exclusion and social hierarchisation. …”
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Staff Turnover and Organizational Performance: A Case of Kabale District Local Government by Pross, Tukamuhebwa

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Assessing the Use of Crushed Rock Aggregate and Carbon Black for Laterite Soil Stabilization in Road Construction. by Turyamureeba, Emmanuel

“…Graphical analysis of the results revealed that a blend of 50% lateritic soil, 40% aggregates, and 10% carbon black was the most effective, yielding a CBR of 63.0 at 98% relative compaction and a Plasticity Index (PI) of 6.5. These results meet the General Specifications for Roads and Bridges by Uganda’s Ministry of Works, Housing, and Communication, which require a CBR above 60%. …”
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Assessing the Use of Crushed Rock Aggregate and Carbon Black for Laterite Soil Stabilization in Road Construction. by Turyamureeba, Emmanuel

“…Results obtained were analyzed graphically and a blend of 50% lateritic soil, 40% aggregates, and 10% carbon black was found to be the most effective in producing base material since it gave a CBR of 63.0 at 98% relative compaction and a PI of 6.5 which meet the requirements of CBR above 60 % as per the General Specifications for Road and Bridges of the Ministry of Works, Housing and Communication in Uganda. …”
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Performance of Sisal Fabre as Natural Geotextile to Reinforce Soil Layers on Unpaved Road. by Kyomugasho, Lilian

“…Based on the results the expansive soil reinforced with sisal fibre at the second layer can be used in unpaved road layers since it gave an increase in CBR from 3.7% to 19.2% since it meets the requirement as per the Uganda ministry of works, Housing and communication, 2005 and the general specification for roads and Bridges. …”
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KONSEP PERANCANGAN TAMAN RAMAH DIFABEL PADA TEPIAN SUNGAI MAHAKAM SAMARINDA KALIMANTAN TIMUR by Nur Husniah Thamrin, Hatta Musthafa AP

“…Also presented is a spot to put miniatures of several traditional houses that represent several regions in Indonesia. …”
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Constructing Identities: Amos Tutuola and the Ibadan Literary Elite in the wake of Nigerian Independence by Mackenzie Finley

“…So why are all people afraid to go to the burial ground at night? They’re afraid to meet the ghosts from the dead” (emphasis in original).1 Amos Tutuola (1920–1997) was recognized globally for his perpetuation of Yoruba folklore tradition via novels and short stories written in unconventional English. …”
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Presentation of knowledge sharing model in Bank Maskan Iran by Maryam Firoozi, ahmad vedadi, alireza Amirkabiri

“…This can be through team meetings, internal publications, online systems, or collaboration platforms. …”
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Protecting the Autonomy of Patients with Severe Mental Illness Through Psychiatric Advance Directive Peer-Facilitation by Nicholas Karasik

“…Additionally, providers incur no additional costs, ameliorating concerns that they do not have the time or resources to facilitate PAD creation effectively.[44] Additionally, they would be implicitly endorsing a better treatment option, allowing them to meet the prima facie obligation to help persons with disabilities. …”
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