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at MGK, a rare archaeological site complex in central Xinjiang. Personal Qualifications My experience of working in Central Asia and archaeological training in graduate school qualify me to conduct this project. Over the past five years, I have worked at a series of archaeological sites in Central Asia, including Mailykhotan (Uzbekistan), Tashbulak (Uzbekistan), Dali (Kazakhstan), Yikaibulusitai (China), Chahantonggu (China), and Sanhaizi (China). All of these sites are distributed along the IAMC

Warfare and violence are extremely complex topics to examine, especially from an anthropological and archaeological perspective. There are many questions that surface when discussing warfare and violence. When did warfare begin? Is violence a universal and why does it occur? Did states create the need for warfare or did warfare create the need for states? Will we always have warfare and violence or will we be able to move towards peace in all parts of the world someday? Scholars have weighed in and

many historical sites open for visitation, and museums built for history that they could not conserve. While there are many attractions in Japan for tourists, the most popular are sites with a lot of Japanese culture. As an aspiring archaeologist, I would absolutely spend most my time in Japan, should I ever get to go, touring the most popular historical locations. My favorite archaeological site in Japan is the Tomb of Emperor Nintoku. There are many reasons why I felt this site was the most intriguing

Handoff in Cellular Systems Submitted By: Parveen kumar(15MT ECE008) Priyanka(15MT ECE010) Garima(15MT ECE003) Abstract The Mobility in wireless cellular communication systems is its backbone so as to enhance the

Extraordinary Rendition: A Political Pinky Promise to Not Torture Detainees While many people may have strong feelings about what to do about terrorist regimes they do not know or understand what is currently being done. One of those such things is extraordinary rendition. A process that when successful can lead to valuable information that saves lives but when it fails can result in the torture of innocent bystanders. It is a process which creates a discussion about torture on a global scale and

1.Executive Summary for Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery Report Phase 1 This is the Business Continuity plan for recovery of Software Solution critical business. It is intended to be a introduction guide for use in activating recovery policy to ensure that business interruptions are as soon as possible and is within an economical range of financial considerations. Our company should know in advance, what of their tasks are critical, how supports then ability to survive a disruption to regular

Figure 1 LTE deployment in small cells Why small cells? Small cells are beneficial in terms of the following aspects: 1) Coverage: Adding capacity to high traffic areas and extend coverage to hard-to-reach locations and indoor sites. 2) Capacity: Enhancing localized coverage 3) Data offloading: Providing robust 4G LTE coverage to customers in challenging coverage areas Small cells mainly consist of the femtocells, picocells, and microcells. The network can also be known by “distributed

Introduction With cell phone usage increasing, many individuals have become concerned about the health effects of radiation from cell phones and cell phone towers. In recent years, various studies have been conducted to determine whether the radio frequency waves from cell phone towers have a detrimental effect on health. Current research has yielded inconsistent results regarding the effects of radio frequency waves, and while the World Health Organization does not view radio frequency waves as

cellular networks technology, which is the foundation of wireless mobile telecommunication and supports users in locations that are not easily served by wired networks. It is the underlying technology for mobile telephones, wireless Internet and mobile web applications, and so on. Cellular network is a network where the last connection is wireless. In cellular network multiple low-power transmitters are used, with 100 W or less, thus, the spread range of such a transmitter is small, dividing an area into

Many schools have denied and opted out of cell towers on their sites as they do not believe it is safe for their students. Carrie Nevis reviewed a federal government report which was released in May of 2016 from the National Toxicology Program. To date it is the largest study done and while inconclusive and requires