i have a younger sister who is currently a graduate of mechanical engineering at tehran university. faculty of engineering, university of tehran defended the simulation of molecular dynamics of springy carbon nanotubes for the purpose of sponge nanocomposites, in other words , we take springy carbon materials and mechanical and thermal properties are obtained. for this name find as for example, in the automotive industry and in the body of cars, in the aircraft industry, in the body of airplanes and heavy industries that require high strength and need to control thermal properties, you can use these materials, which can have unique physical properties due to the geometrical characteristics. they have high heat transfer, lightness, high strength and excellent electrical conductivity are the things that have made this type of nanomaterials widely used in the strengthening of medical sensors, drug delivery and nanoelectronics . spring shaped carbon tubes obtained and investigated its interaction with polymers. after the undergraduate period, when i could have a very good view of mechan

were and now retired, i have a younger sister who is a dentist, now a graduate of mechanical engineering, university of tehran, as my thesis, which was defended in september 2018 at the technical faculty of tehran university, i defended the molecular dynamics simulation of the current carbon nanotubes for the gem properties of ampoules, such as materials we take the spring carbon and take the mechanical and thermal properties in hand . with these mechanical and thermal properties, you can find many different applications for this , for example, in the automotive industry and in the body of cars in the aircraft industry and in the body of airplanes and heavy industries. need for strength you need to control the thermal properties, you can use these materials, pay attention to the geometric features, they have unique physical properties, high heat transfer, lightness, high strength, and excellent electrical conductivity are the things that have made this type of bread and materials to be widely used in the reinforcement of medical sensors, drug delivery and nanoelectronics science . mr. sharifian's th

precisely in e amazing fairy - this is a very prestigious university yes and here i am from the moment when they told me that i needed it, engineeringly my sister graduated before that. uh this same school is excellent. our wonderful local ivanovo university went and also its excellent. graduated with honors. uh, there was an example says. well, look, here is my sister, she already has something behind her luggage. well, why don't you want something like that? i say, well, i want to say, but then i will set a goal for myself a little higher and i want to enter the capital. moscow university well, i understood how much needed to be done for this. uh, we still have a pretty serious exam. and that's when i had a goal. e study in such a way as to prepare for the exam right here to the maximum and e try your luck to enter to moscow, the last such weighty argument for choosing, but became the academically male choir of mephi , consisting exclusively of engineers , teachers, that is, former graduates and current students. there i read about the choir, that teachers work there and the ends from the conservatory, i think, well, here, here, j

athletes in and for the first time it takes place in the manege of the moscow electrical engineering university of civil engineering. well, uh, as they say themselves, is it excellent? about the site because there are very correct turns. well, now we see that in the sector for high jumps, the main stars of this tournament, our e, high-altitude climbers mari ella sitzkey, an olympic champion, have appeared. well, danil lysenko, who is also uh, storming u height and this season he has a record of 2.38 and was close to setting a russian record in room. uh, just a week ago we were at the tournament. uh, battle of the sexes note that the world record is only 2.43. so that danil lysenkov is quite possible today to try to beat him, but, of course. we are slightly athletes talking here about the latest news that comes from the international olympic committee and in particular with the first vice-president of the all-russian federation. athletics irina perevalova talked about this topic and how the process of restoring the all-russian federation, track and field athletics, take athletic let's listen. as

van after high school, you did not enter a creative university, but entered an engineering universityniversity did my vocal teacher say? well, come on there gitis gnesinka. here, in principle, all paths are open to you. uh, even there and those people who were listening to the talk. yes, they've heard everything. and you can go and try, but, probably , here are frequent conversations with parents about stability in life, and the role of a man in the family, but that a man should have , uh, a serious specialty that a creative profession, it's all- still not that stable. uh, right there for the man. yes, a they made themselves felt and, probably , the closer the graduation class was, and the more i thought that some serious specialist should try to realize himself, the more he studied well. basically. studying has always been a pleasure for me. who could? uh, to love even what it would seem. well, in general, uh, not very interesting. so i knew how to interest myself with just amazing fairies - this is a very prestigious university. yes, and here i am from the moment when i was told tha

after uh studying at school, uh, after graduating from school, my choice was to go to an engineering university my diploma, worthy of a specialty, even work in it for 2 years. and just in the end. i still knew what i needed to get. e creative specialty and went in parallel in the fourth year to study at the theater and in general, probably, as i don’t believe in horoscopes, but i’m libra by the sign of the zodiac and i constantly try everything in my life hang. that is, if there is just a lot of creativity, then somewhere it needs to be balanced with something serious engineering, uh, programming, whatever. here, uh, and somehow it turns out such seemingly ridiculous collaborations. but inside. i feel the balance. that is, i understand that uh uh somewhere here i, therefore, give myself to creativity, and here i structure everything. eh, and that means i am developing, but my mind. so to speak, the embodiment of the phrase to believe in your star. let's see visually, shall we? look at the hostel, i remembered in my youth and i decided that i don’t want to go to dormitories in my youth, they loo

among koltsov russian winter for the first time came to the arena of the moscow state civil engineering universitya , athletes come out to the bell ringing. athletics is the most long-suffering sport in russia under the most severe sanctions, the russian queen of sports fell back in 2016, but unexpectedly, in the current conditions, the dialogue with the international federation is going on vigorously, six more athletes received a neutral status, which recently had to be scratched out, with regard to athletics, and there situation let's say. so, maybe even a little better than in other sports, it is adjusted and everything goes to what will be. well, as if permission was given to compete, while neutral status, these are the athletes of which there are six people who filed this year all the rest who had neutral status, as if they did not even have to receive the world champion in the 110 m hurdles sergey shubenkov. today, not on the track, but on the podium, one of the best sprinters in the world traditionally misses winter starts oh, the past season, like everyone else our athletes spent at home,

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that was the head of civil intermarrying —— engineering at purdy university.s. there's likely to be more of the same on wednesday, but mainly in the south of the uk, where we have the influence of this area of high suppressor. this weather front pushing in from the northwest and ahead of it, lots of isobars in the chart. but with light winds further south, we will see some fog patches, perhaps a little more widespread than on tuesday morning and some of the fog could be slow to clear. across england and wales, we should see spells of sunshine. northern ireland and scotland seymour �*s cloud. some rain in scotland and very strong and gusty �*s wounds of perhaps 75 mph. —— gusty winds. temperatures generally between 7—10 degrees, but it may stakeholder if you keep fog with you for any length of time. as we head through wednesday night, we see the band of rain, maybe snow over higher ground on the back edge, and that will push its way southwards and eastwards. that weather front weakening, running into an area of high pressure. wintry showers developing across sc

earlier, i talked her yasmin october and engineer and university college in london. i asked her whether it makes sense to encourage people to return to buildings that are still standing. well, normally, we use a set of engineering assessment tools to be able to judge the residual bearing capacity of the, of the structures after and after a nurse quake. and this is often done by judging and assessing the cracks, pitcher and other damages on the structure. i personally know that the ministry of environment driven isaiah, i climate change is going to a very poor, old training. some of the most prestigious and good universities on earth wake engineering in searcy. so i would like to think that they are, their methods are robust old, or i must say that there have been some food to just that we're going around in on social media. that's being ridiculed quite, quite widely because, you know, the assessors are doing certain things that, you know, didn't quite convey that sort of robustness and all of the assessments. but we actually don't know. i mean, we don't know how many

some of the, you know, most procedures and good universities on earth wake engineering in searcy. i would like to think that they are, their methods are robust old, or i must say that there have been some food the just that we're going around in, on social media that's being ridiculed quite, quite widely because, you know, the assessors were doing certain things that you know, didn't quite convey that sort of robustness and solve the assessment. but we actually don't know. i mean, we don't know how many people they deploy. i would like to think that they have a good level of knowledge to do this in the right way. yeah, some areas like and high for example, were completely flattened while in other places like, i don't know, many buildings withstood the quakes. what made the difference here? am again, we need to go to the ground to study the damage of the buildings. but we have also seen other examples, for example, the, the town of areas. it's a small town near kaufman marsh, survived the earthquake with no damage or fool equals. we are hearing that the mayor of this is sounded ver

from 6 o'clock news of pregnancy through a large number of engineering devices from the university of good engineering, the foundation housing foundation , we are working very hard, the main builder of these houses, which can almost be repaired, 11,500 houses, the foundation, stand to repair our approximately 4,500, with what will we rebuild this work of the foundation the housing of the army corps of khairin municipalities fortunately, west azarbaijan province has a very diligent and diligent governor, which shows that compared to others, for example, the interest of the trustees has been mentioned a lot about the destroyed sheep, and fortunately, the government has immediately approved 250 thousand tomans, a facility of 250 million tomans, 60 million tomans loans. 30 million tomans for school for phones, also about 60 million for urban and 300 million for facilities, and the same amount of 30 million for sperm, the work of the doctor is very careful that we don't have about a minute more, just the latest news about the snow in chaharmahal and bakhtiari kohrang, tell me how many othe

prototype to drive it on the tests to see last year at the sevastopol state university they began to train reverse engineersaster's program, their colleagues from the crimean federal university have not yet completed the list of educational programs, but they have succeeded in reverse engineering in their own way, they are developing an electronic lock, chinese counterparts store data. which doors were opened by whom and when on foreign cloud servers this the developers consider it unsafe, therefore, only the case was left from the chinese , the electronic control was completely thrown out. and a new board, where there is a processor, a wi-fi module , all the control of the lock itself , all this had to be redone for the filling , viktor boyarkin, a therapist by education , is an electrician by vocation, all the skills of working with a soldering iron with a screwdriver are responsible. i got it in the children's radio baby at the pioneer's palace. we have to master new technologies, new new electronics. everything is new. but i think here the skill i got. there, the software for managing the lock helped me

nicole: earlier, i talked to an engineer at university college in london. asked if it makes sense to encourage people to return to buildings that are still standing. guest: well, normally, we use engineering assessments to be able to judge the loadbearing capacity of the structures after an earthquake, and this is often done by judging and assessing the crack patterns and other damages on the structure. i personally know that the ministry is going through a formal training, preparing some of the most for tedious -- most prestigious, so i will say that there have been some outages going around on social media that have been ridiculed widely because they were doing certain things that did not convey that robustness of the assessment, but we actually do not know. we don't know how many people they have deployed. we would like t to think they have a good level of knowledge. nicole: some areas were flattened, while in other places, many buildings withstood the earthquake. what made the difference? guest: again, we need to go to the ground to study the damage of t

and there are already the first half of the universities that are ready to join in this program. and these are our strong engineeringical universities. this is mipt, this is mine, this is st. petersburg, and in terms of lithium, these are moscow universities and obsu associations. that is, we are ready to prepare to develop these programs, conduct public professional accreditation, and already this year select students for undergraduate programs for the first year who would like to develop in this direction. it seems to me that this will also create a new blanket, a new class of such progressors of entrepreneurial engineers. entrepreneurs who create new things that offer new ideas, new products and new brands. therefore, here, too , it seems to me, we are solving this problem, including massively through education, and vladimirovich a few words. i would like to dwell on the issues of international cooperation, but we are actively working here with the eu countries, and in the bilateral format of such bilateral agreements, we have colleagues from kazakhstan here. uh, such a common console and uh, they were just talki

engineers in the u.s. are black. this week, the universityis displaying the faces of prominent black engineers in silicon valley in an exhibit on campus. professionals and students agree that representation matters. >> you do not want one person solving a problem, you want a group of people. someone will always have a different perspective or outlook of what you want. how you see the answer coming about. kumasi: they will continue to raise awareness by hosting a black engineering week. we love to see it. kumasi: representation matters across all industries, but especially engineering. it is a lot. you want to see people who look like you, you want to inspire other people to join that field. drew: i was jealo who was a landscape architecture, they got to spend a year abroad. kumasi: you got friends that get to do cool stuff. the one friend that took a month off in hawaii, someone took a year off? drew: they still had to do school, but abroad. they had to learn about architecture from different countries. reggie: i went to kentucky. drew: how i

raises questions about how strictly the rules are enforced. jasmine did an ox r as an engineer from the university college london. and we asked her whether building codes brought in after an earthquake 2 decades ago are tough enough. but i don't think the issue here is the billing cause that they weren't in 1999. they are not now. is building in line with a very long time and you're good engineering training is pretty high quality. the scientific now has their boss, the enforcements, and regulations a compliance requires an inspection practices what's lacking. in science, president started me, zalinski has renewed his appeal for ukraine to join the european union. he told you leaders meeting in brussels, that europe will only be at peace once russia is defeated and ukraine becomes a full member of the block. lensky is also called on european allies to keep military and economic aid flowing to cave images for the history books. president zalinski and the parliaments president met sola, standing side by side to demonstrate that ukraine is part of the european family. it is this family and its value

i talk as an engineer from the university college london, and we asked her whether building codes brought in after an earthquake 2 decades ago are tough enough. but i don't think the issue here is the billing cause. they weren't in 1999. they are not now he's building in line. they are very, very long and the okay, engineering training is pretty high quality. the scientific know, has their boss, the enforcements and regulations of the maxims oh, compliance with the codes i was asked to require an inspection back to see what's lacking. and the united nations 8 convoy has arrived in north west syria. it is the 1st time since the earthquake struck. 8 organizations have struggled to bring supplies into rebel held northern syria, which is blockaded by the government. oh, burdened with grief and living in harsh conditions. holly, my mood is staying at this makeshift camp and no leopard province. he says he lost many of his family members to the earthquake. his surviving daughter is now a widow with 2 children, led the little hole my kids died under the rubble will lock. situation is horrible, y

we are joined by to seattle rossetto, professor of earthquake engineering at university college, london. she is joining us live from london. very good to have you with us on al jazeera. so we've been seeing hearing that something like 6 to 7000 buildings collapsed on monday. it is only 4 days since the quakes trot, but from what you've seen so far, is this devastation, mainly because of the power of the quake. could shoddy construction play to pot well it's, it's a bit of a net, as you say, it's a little bit early to say the earthquake was definitely a massive events and actually not just one, but 2 very large events that have happen in rapid succession. so it, we would expect that to be large damage. this is an area garage region which essentially is own in terms of its urban isaiah. and so the, the buildings that are there, the older buildings are definitely vulnerable to, to earthquakes, to ground shaping. and it's actually really the buildings that were built in the last 10 years or so that would have had any level of seismic design. i know the coke road in turkey is very advanced h

and technology, or people who are in engineering and technology universitiesiran and have a good background in mathematics. we are impressed and as the head of external programs at aiti university in delhi , we signed several memorandums of understanding with iranian universities because iranian professors are powerful and influential . and she was buried in plot 55. hajiya khanum hikmat shaar, the mother of martyrs muhammad reza and abdul reza piran aql, joined her martyred children on the 21st of bahman. valuable iran the daily transactions of about 140 million dollars are among the top 30 stock exchanges in the world. the use of modern financial tools is the characteristics of the development of the capital market in iran. about 55 years ago, with the existence of only 10 economic enterprises, the first stock transaction in iran's capital market was carried out after the victory of the islamic revolution, gradually with economic growth and the elixir of the process of accepting companies in the stock market, the number of companies increased and the value o

prototype to drive it on the tests to see last year at the sevastopol state university , they began to train reverse engineersor their colleagues from the crimean federal university have not yet completed the list of educational programs for the master’s program, but they have succeeded in reverse engineering in their own way, they develop an electronic lock, chinese analogues, store data. what doors were opened with whom and when on foreign cloud servers it is unsafe , the developers completely threw out the electronic control and the new board, where there is a processor. wifi module. all control of the lock itself, all this had to be redone by software to control the lock, too wrote at the university. and they also taught him to store information in russian cloud services, outwardly identical programs , completely different original key. it will open any door, if the lock gives it, it will give permission, but not in this case, the key that has passed the reverse, engineering, we teach it to put information about the doors to which it has access. for example, for this development , the interiors of the sou

search and rescue teams are arriving and trickier. tatiana rossetto is professor earthquake engineering at university college london. she says many buildings in the area affected by the traumas were old on fragile. the quick with definitely massive events and actually not just one, but 2 very large events that have happened in rapid succession. so we would expect that to be non damage. this is an area and a mattress region, which essentially is old in terms of it or the nation. so the buildings that are there, the older buildings are definitely vulnerable to, to fix the ground shaking. and it's actually mainly the buildings that were built in the last 10 years. that would have had any level of seismic design. because in turkey is, it's a very advanced cone. however, it also would not have had taken into account the occurrence of 2 larger crates and we see images, all videos of modern buildings that were standing after the 1st earthquakes event will eat. and then at least 2 people, including a 6 year old child, have been killed in a running attack in the occupied why spank the drive? a reportedly targ

now, he graduated with a doctorate in petroleum engineering from amirkabir university of technology. besides , he studied modeling in farsi in 2018 at amirkabir university of technology. asphaltene tension in oil fields with door considering the effect of particle size, if we want to say more simply, asphaltene is a substance similar to other oil wells, and every year there are many openings in oil facilities and places . they presented a model to model the set of phenomena , asphaltenes are complex solid compounds such as containing carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, google and metals. in the beginning of the year, dr. mahsa presented a model that can fully simulate 140 applications and identify and model different regimes of oil and gas flow and changes in oil and gas composition . at any moment, model the accumulation and sedimentation of fati and while automatically identifying the effective mechanisms in asphaltic sedimentation , identify the place of formation and the thickness of the asphalt created on the wall of the well with high accuracy. our country is one of the 34 larg

i have a younger sister who is a dentist and now graduated in mechanical engineering from the university of tehran. as my thesis, which was defended in september 2018 at the technical faculty of the university of tehran, i defended the molecular dynamics simulation of springy carbon nanotubes in order to we take the properties of nagin ampol in a word like spring carbon material and take the mechanical and thermal properties. by having these mechanical and thermal properties, you can find many different applications for them , for example in the automotive industry and in the body of cars in the aircraft industry and in body you can use these materials in airplanes and in heavy industries where you need high strength and need to control thermal properties. pay attention to the geometrical characteristics, have unique physical properties , high heat transfer, light weight, high strength and excellent electrical conductivity it has caused this type of bread and materials to be widely used in strengthening the materials of medical sensors, drug delivery and nanoelectronics science . mr. sha

alexander kalgatin, the city of kamyshin , volgograd region , all teachers of the military engineering and technical university. petersburg. thank you very much and kowtow to my parents and family for their support. eh, i take the opportunity. congratulations to the entire russian scientific community happy russian science day. thank you dear friends, once again i heartily congratulate you, and with these well-deserved awards with these badges, i want to express my gratitude to all those who have just remembered and not only once again your mentor teachers. well , and a member of the presidential council, because they really did a good job. it was a thorough big job. they, among other discoveries and achievements, chose the most worthy of your personal ones. hey, i have a big request for you. would you thank you if you could take a few minutes to explain this in more detail. let's move on, yeah let's start with oil snow. please tell a friend. i know that sulfur and hard- to-recover reserves exist for these fields, in particular, that work there. as far as i understand, this is exactly why you worked in this di

engineering. minsk polytechnic university however, the craving for art prevailed and vladimir left for leningrad. where he graduated from the mukhina higher school of industrial art, steel masons were among the team of authors of projects for the minsk metro station in the gdr in a poddam for a restaurant minsk made 16 stained-glass windows famous for him portraits of figures in the history of culture of belarus yakub kolas kirill of turov, representatives of the rodivil family and other works from the elmashonka adorn the museum collection today, the interiors of public buildings in belarus from abroad on february 6 , the opera singer honored artist of the republic of belarus oksana volkova celebrated her birthday since 2002. oksana soloist of the bolshoi theater of belarus volkova performs leading roles not only in her native minsk but in such theaters as the royal opera coving garden metro la scala the paris national opera and other belarusian opera prima performed in concerts of the moscow virtuoso state chamber orchestra of the irish symphony boston symphony orchestra at the plassed domingo

well, and boy is a professor of aerospace engineering sciences at the university of colorado boulder . and he told us more about how a surveillance balloon blacks and what it's capable of. yes. so i spy below, you know, it has to be useful attributes. so it is much closer to the ground than a spy satellite is. and so, you know, the closer you are to something more clearly, you can see it. and then secondly, blue has what we call persistence. which means that, you know, because not flying very fast and it stays over the same, you know, region of ground for quite a long time. so that allows you. ready plenty of time to gather information. and so you know what's, what's unusual, i think what's surprising for a lot of people is that, of course, balloons are really not very controllable. usually right? you usually are being blown by the wind, and that's where you're going to happen. some reports that this object may have had some propellers in it, and so that would perhaps give you a lot more control. and maybe that's what makes it useful. in this case, iran supreme leader has reportedly

earlier i spoke to in boy, he is a professor for aerospace engineering sciences at the university of colorado, belda. and he explained what led to the decision to shoot down the balloon. well, as you heard, the u. s. has made very strong statement that this is 5 alone and if the contents of the balloon have not been destroyed and bringing it down, it should be very clear. ready that turns out to be true or not the instruments. ready used by a weather balloon, as has been claimed by china, very different from those years for spying. so a weather balloon measures things like air temperature and pressure and wind speeds . but spying and balls, you know, different kinds of sensors and cameras that are gathering information on the ground below. so there will be no question one way or the other. what was the purpose of the blue show and, and spying is not unusual between countries. is it so could you tell us a little bit more about how a surveillance balloon would work over us territory in this instance? yeah, so i spy balloon, you know, it has 2 useful attributes. so it is much closer to

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of health announced the list of imported medical products, a group of mechanical engineering graduates of the universityscience and technology provided consumable parts . we are currently in the market, and you can supply more than 50% of the market . in what surgery are these products used? washing the internal organs of the body is removing blood and water from inside the abdomen. this product is suitable and the main components are composed of steel trumpet tube and double line tube part. please tell me what challenges you had in terms of technical and mobile knowledge . we will examine daewoo products. a part of the discussion of materials, materials and products are made. due to this period of time, they are inside the body for a long time. they cause irritation and carcinogenicity to the body . the face of this clip opens or breaks, making these products competitive they evaluate that it can be competitive with foreign samples. iran has mri and ct scan diagnostic methods and this is its advantage over the titanium type . izeh has been selected as the executive of this project. the country needs 15

and the technology of speaking with people who are in the universities of engineering and technology ran and the maximum is good in mathematics and impressing us as the head of the national brand in aiti university of delhi , we signed this memorandum of understanding with the universities of iran because the professors of iran and portugal mohsen abdulmaleki of the new delhi broadcasting news agency , chairman of the supreme political council of yemen, congratulated iran on the anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution. many nations the head of the supreme political council demanded that the ethnicity and domination of the west be freed, as well as the strengthening of relations with tehran, to continue coordination in all international circles to ensure the interests of the two countries. the 44th anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution of iran was celebrated in several countries, including basra in the south. iraq witnessed a ceremony with the presence of representatives of religious groups and political currents, the pakistan muslim unity council also held

let's look at this with her dashing yasemin act, ashton's and engineer at so university college london specializes in the effects of earthquakes on buildings. welcome to the w a. this is an area that is prone to seismic activity. so what, why has this event been so devastating? well it was a very large and powerful earthquake and it was not only one but 2 earthquakes in a row. we should add to this thought it was a shallow worse make. so the impact of the earthquake was even more pronounced on the, on the bills environments. and then combined with the non compliance or building stock or unfortunately this led to this incredible disaster, right. so tell us about compliance and do better constructive buildings withstand greater shops or, or do they just fall down more safely. and so any time both really the turkey has really robust and technically sound building codes. and despite the fact that, as i said, this was a very large man's and it will challenge even comp, compliance, buildings. definitely the damage mechanisms that you're observing on site would be such that the lice could the

they are in iran's universities of engineering and technology, and it is good in mathematics, and impressing us as the president of benz at aiti university in delhi . we signed several memorandums of understanding with iranian universities, because the professors of iran, portugal, and influencers are mohsen abdul maleki of the news agency. new delhi radio and television, chairman of the supreme political council of yemen, congratulated the anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution of iran, mehdi al-mshah, in a message to mr. raisi, the president of our country, emphasized that iran's plateau and the movement towards the completion of the policy of the revolution is a model for other nations , regardless of ethnicity and let the domination of the west be freed, chairman of the council the political highness also called for the strengthening of relations with tehran to continue coordination in all international circles to ensure the interests of the two countries . the 44th anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution of iran was celebrated in several countries, including b

graduated from the mechanical engineering department of the university of science and technology , weused on providing consumable parts for laparoscopic fasting, of which we gave two products and are now on the market, and we were able to supply more than 50% of the market. total hysterectomy cystectomy myomectomy that to remove the gallbladder, surgery is performed in the field of women. it is a one-time use product. we produce it to wash the internal organs of the body and remove blood from the abdomen. from a technical and scientific point of view, it examines that a part of the discussion of materials and products is made, considering that it is inside the body for a long time, it would cause irritation and carcinogenesis to the body. secondly , considering that the color product this key should not be opened in any way or broken, surgeons evaluate these products as competitive with foreign samples , we are competitive, the product interferes with mri and ct scan diagnostic methods, and this is its advantage compared to the titanium type, the plan to manufacture and produce the la

between the warring neighbors i had an air for new lu is the associate head of civil engineering at poder university and explains why many buildings may have collapsed . the grad motions we have seen are on the upper end of the spectrum we have seen before. so these are, this is a very strong shaking and multiple earthquakes as far as the, the buildings go. yes, some of the color buildings, particularly they are concerning their collapses based on what we see that the type of collapse on this needs to be verified in the fields. but we think that the, the certainly the drift levels, the distortion that was excessive, but some of failure most of these so called pancake failure, most indicate that there might be some detailing issue. they may be some brittle structural elements. one of the issues is the yes, there's a construction, so what your design is not necessarily get spilled. but there's also the concern that it's very lucky when you have a complex code. it's difficult to check compliance. so you have to have some simple threshold, some simple limits, and some simple code that fits a few pages h

now as i add the check here, professor of geology at the engineering department of each stumbled technical university. good morning and we know turkey has seen earthquakes in the past. how serious is the situation at this time? good morning. of course. it is not a good morning for us here in church here. it's of the she's a big one, very big one. no dad has affected lot of cities. like 10 cities are in southeast in turkey, and is it the largest, the 2nd largest, one since 1939. i was in john houston. tokyo ok. i'm. and did they live coming up or did did do do do the damage. i will be better seen unfortunately. i mean the casualties are increasing rapidly. unfortunate numbers we're seeing are there risk of further tremors are a stumble or cora under risk as well. not in that far but around dr. gary, i like him with a lot in syria. doctor starkey that area on tape. my luck. yeah. marsh. i don't know that area. he's not been shaking your intentions. a lot of larger austin shocks it seems there are several different falls are involved in this earthquake it's. it's a huge one. i mean, it's a very big area

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serious there was earthquakes, hit, i hunt for new, lose the associate head of civil engineering at purdue university and joins us live from west lafayette, in indiana. i am good to have you with us. so look, i mean, some of the videos we've seen quite extraordinary, seemingly modern apartment buildings in turkey, just collapsing into their foundations. how does that happen so easily? i mean, it's clear that many of these buildings just weren't strong enough in the 1st place . oh, well, 1st of all of the ground motions, we have seen aria and the upper end of the spectrum we have seen before. so these are this of their strong shaping and multiple earthquakes as far as they are, the buildings go. yes. some of this, all the buildings particularly they are concerning their collapses based on what we see that the type of collapse on this needs to be verified in the field. but we think that there are certain that the drift levels, the distortion levels are excessive, but some of failure most of these so called pancake failure modes indicate that there might be some detailing issue. they may be some great o

seth guikema is a professor of industrial and operations engineering at the university of michigan.ch ice events, and joins me now live. thank you very much could joining us on bbc news. we know the weather has impacted power supplies across the region, people left without power for days, i believe you are one of them? ., . , ., ., them? correct, we still do not have power— them? correct, we still do not have power three _ them? correct, we still do not have power three days - them? correct, we still do not have power three days after i them? correct, we still do not. have power three days after the storm. ~ . . , have power three days after the storm. ~ . , ., ., storm. what has the situation been like _ storm. what has the situation been like for _ storm. what has the situation been like for you? _ storm. what has the situation been like for you? we - storm. what has the situation been like for you? we are - storm. what has the situation i been like for you? we are lucky that we have — been like for you? we are lucky that we have a _ been like for you? we are lucky that we have a