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The Journal of American Science

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ISSN 1545-1003

Volume 9, Special Issue 4 (Supplement Issue 4), May 25, 2013

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Analysis of core scale fracture network using fractal geometries

 

Kianoush Alborzi Sibaki1, Mohsen Masihi2, Seyed Jamal Sheikh Zakariaee3

 

1. Department of Science and Research branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran,

kial1390@yahoo.com

2. Department of chemical and petroleum engineering sharif university of technology, Tehran, Iran, masihi@sharif.edu

3. Department of petroleum engineering Science and Research branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran, Jzr1346@yahoo.com

 

Abstract: Characterization of reservoirs, has a widely spread application in petroleum industry. An effective strategy for modeling can be applied only after obtaining a detailed image of the spatial distribution of the reservoir heterogeneities such as fractures. However, characterization of fractures needs appropriate techniques. Fractal geometry is a useful model which can be used at specific conditions and determine the reservoir properties. Also the results can be verified through various scales. One of the most important parameters is the fracture networks and their distribution which can be evaluated by deterministic and stochastic methods. In this research, the available data of core images from Golshan gas field (south east of Bushehr, IRAN) has been used and the information such as fracture coordinates recorded by some image processing tools. Statistical analysis used to obtain the fracture structure properties (such as fracture length and angle) at each layer. At the end, the fractal dimension of studied environment calculated at each layer and it’s relation with Hurst coefficient investigated. Eventually, the results compared with the analysis models which express the fractal structure.

[Alborzi Sibaki K., Masihi M., Sheikh Zakariaee S., Analysis of core scale fracture network using fractal geometries. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):1-6]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 1

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.01

 

Keywords: Fractal Geometry; fracture Network; Image Processing; Statistical Analysis; Fractal Dimension; Hurst coefficient; Fractal Structure.

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Surveying the problems of life of the girl students (ages 18-30) resident in dormitory Islamic Azad University Kerman in view point of Students

 

Marjan Masoumi1, Somayeh Mirseyedhosein2, Nasrin Esmaeilpour Mianji3

 

1. MA Student of Social Sciences, Payam Noor University, Shahriar, Iran

2. MA Student of Women's Studies, Research Science University, Tehran

3. MA Student of Social Sciences, Payam Noor University, Tehran,Iran

Marjanmasoumi98@gmail.com

 

Abstract: Above mentioned problem that is about the problems of the life of the girl students (ages 18-30) resident in dormitory Islamic Azad University Kerman that its aim are the recognition the problem of living in dormitory, shortage of space and more than accumulation , being unsuitable of place and architecture , lack of lateral possibilities , paramilitary environment and lack of logical regulation and defensible , incompatible with roommate and lack of feeling of responsibility against preservation of property that causes the escape of majority of students from the environment of dormitories. So dormitories have undeniable importance in rate of efficiency of educational of students and seem every year is increasing on its rate and intensity. If we put the pressure enter in consequence of the above factors on student, beside other stresses of living in dormitory such as avoiding from family , interpersonal conflict and culture conflict and specially with considering this note that the early years of education are the growth year and changing in personality , finding that traces of living in unsuitable environment and non-lovely can put the young in exposed of many deviations and social damages. Among this we could with aim of recognition of more and better of obstacles and problems of living girl students in dormitory identify the problems approximately. In this investigation we survey the problems of living student in according to variables(age, city of residence of parents ,proportionally in view point of condition of dormitory, accumulation in dormitory, how passing leisure time , view point in variety of deviances, recreational and welfare facilities, how the officials of dormitory deals, proportionally in view point of making the connection with opposite sex, proportionally view point of educational requirement and how economic situation of students and effect of the same ages). The surveying subject of us in this research is surveying the problems of life of the girl students (ages 18-30) resident in dormitory Islamic Azad University Kerman. The statistical community of this investigation was 820 students that we selected 260 students by sampling that his sample is done via Kokran formula and proportion to volume of statistical community. This investigation is kind of descriptive studies that accomplish in measurement method and we gathered required information with using close, half open and open interview and so observation and questionnaires tools. Then we survey the effect of variables in problems living of students with using descriptive and deduction statistical and so one-dimensional and two-dimensional tables (Kay Skewer) and X² coefficient of correlation, V Kramer , D and Somers. After surveying we concluded that: there is a meaningful relation between view point of students proportionally to accumulation in dormitory and view point of students proportionally to place of residence of parents and view point of students proportionally to intensity control of family in confidence level of 99%. so there wasn’t any meaningful relationship between age, how passing leisure time, view point of students in variety of deviance , view point of students proportionally to making connection with opposite sex, recreational and welfare facilities , how officials of dormitory deals with students , view point of students in situation of dormitory , view point of students to educational requirement, view point of students proportion to pressure that is done by group of the same ages, keeping away from family and view point of students to economic problems and situations of costs . From lateral conclusions of finding of research problems of the students of dormitory, in arrangement of priority includes: <Problems of accumulation in dormitory, keeping away from the residence of parents, density control of family and economic situation>.

[Masoumi M., Mirseyedhosein S., Esmaeilpour Mianji N. Surveying the problems of life of the girl students (ages 18-30) resident in dormitory Islamic Azad University Kerman in view point of Students. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):7-13]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 2

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.02

 

Keywords: students, dormitory; problems.

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Conductometry based models for the prediction of probiotic yogurt quality indices

 

Lale Amini Kanisiran 1, Mohammad Alizadeh Khaled abad 2, Mahmoud Rezazad Bari3 , Nasim Kheshti 4

 Najme Aberoon5

 

1. Department Faculty of Agriculture, Urmia University, Urmia, Iran, amini123lale@yahoo.com

2. Department Faculty of Agriculture, Urmia University, Urmia, Iran, m.alizadeh@mail.urmia.ac.ir

3. Department Faculty of Agriculture, Urmia University, Urmia, Iran, mahmoud114@hotmail.com

4. Department Faculty of Agriculture, Urmia University, Urmia, Iran, N-kheshti@gmail.com

5. Department Faculty of Agriculture, Urmia University, Urmia, Iran, aberoon52@yahoo.com

 

Abstract: Models for prediction of probiotic yogurt quality indices as a function of incubation temperature, storage time, and concentration of Lactobacillus acidophilus inoculation were investigated in this study. The models were developed using response surface methodology and their relation with electrical conductivity for the yogurt classification was assessed as well. The results showed that the electrical conductivity and pH of the yogurt has no significant relation. At a fixed level of the probiotic concentration, L. acidophilus counts were reduced. On the other hand, the increase in the storage time and the inoculation temperature caused a rise in syneresis. No significant relation between the probiotic concentration and the pH was found. The electrical conductivity has a significant relation with both the syneresis and acidity. Using linear discriminant model, it was possible to classify the yogurt samples regarding the syneresis and the probiotic counts. Another linear model was also developed for classifying the yogurt samples with respect to Streptococcus termophillus counts.

[Amini Kanisiran L., Alizadeh Khaled Abad M., Rezazad Bari M., Kheshti N., Aberoon N., Conductometry based models for the prediction of probiotic yogurt quality indices. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):14-20]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 3

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.03

 

Keywords: Probiotic yogurt; conductometry; quality indices; Lactobacillus acidophilus.

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Criminal Responsibility of Transmitters of HIV Virus

 

Mohsen Mosleh 1, AliReza Ahadi 2, Sfandyar Kordi 3

 

1. Islamic Azad University, Bandarabbas Branch, Bandarabbas, Iran, Email: mohsenmosleh91@yahoo.com

2. Payam-e-Noor University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran, Email: ahadi_a@yahoo.com

 3. Payam-e Nour University. Tehran, Iran, essiko@yahoo.com

 

Abstract: Increase of AIDS in recent decades on one hand and Lack of special Law for criminalizing the transmission of this disease on the other hand make criminal organizations pay attention to this issue, as we know criminal law has a strong preventing effect and because of importance of preventing the mentioned fetal disease criminalizing the virus transmission will reduces the growth ratio of the AIDS in the society. Lawyers try to use some other crimes such as intentional murder, attempt to murder, and invasion to describe criminal responsibility of transmitters of HIV Virus. But law making organization should understand the situation and establish special codes and Articles related to criminal responsibilities of transmitters of HIV virus. In this article we will try to describe this issue.

[Mosleh M, Ahadi A, Kordi S. Criminal Responsibility of Transmitters of HIV Virus. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):21-24]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 4

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.04

 

Keywords: HIV Virus; AIDS; Criminal Responsibility; Criminalize; Attempt to Murder.

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Rural women's financial and Intellectual self-reliance

 

Saber Geraeili and Mohaddaseh Nazarpoor

 

Abadeh Branch, Islamic Azad University, Abadeh, Iran

E-mail: sabergeraeili@yahoo.com

 

Abstract: By the activities such as promotional services for increasing the rural women’s skills in various fields and by increasing the rural women’s knowledge in social, politic, cultural and economic fields and by using micro-credit plans for motivate and support women in economic development and their self-reliance, we can increase the rural women’s empowerment. Rural women’s financial self-reliance has many social & economic influence as it made them self-sufficiency, it changes economic behavior and it makes women independent, it will be effective in economic development in family & society , it also improve the women’s roles in society and it causes self-confidence in women , it builds family strength and it causes to respect the women rights more than before and women will become equal with men in all their rights, of course we won’t have patriarchy in the family . The women’s empowerment in the rural society will increase because of all the aspects of rural women’s self-reliance and their position will be confirmed.

[Saber Geraeili and Mohaddaseh Nazarpoor. Rural women's financial and Intellectual self-reliance. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):25-30]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 5

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.05

 

Keywords: financial self-reliance, rural women.

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Self-training and its fourfold component, a new approach for entrepreneurial coaches

 

Narges Yazdani1 and Mohsen Kalhori2

 

1- MA in entrepreneurship management, entrepreneurial training and promotion, Faculty of Entrepreneurship, Tehran University

2- Assistant professor, Faculty of Entrepreneurship, Tehran University

 

Abstract: Entrepreneurial education needs to be launched with cognition, and an entrepreneurial coach concurrent with the instruction of others must train himself too; through better cognition of himself as a human being the coach must increase his efficacy and proficiency. This is not fulfilled unless with applying correct training methods and considering psychological findings of the past and present studies by psychologists. In this way a coach can honestly act to his commitment with regard to his learners and behave with them properly. In the self-management theory, with using metaphor of government, Sternberg has showed that just like the existence of different kinds of statesmanship in a society, people enjoy from their capabilities in different ways. This paper outlines Islamic training and presents four suitable stages for the self-management of entrepreneurial coaches.

[Narges Yazdani and Mohsen Kalhori. Self-training and its fourfold component, a new approach for entrepreneurial coaches. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):31-40]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 6

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.06

 

Keywords: Training, education, teacher, coach, learner, moral action, truth-seeking, self-control

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Private extension: functions and duties

 

Amirhossein Pirmoradi

 

Former Graduate Student (M. S), science and research branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran

E-mail: amirhosseinpirmoradi@yahoo.com

 

Abstract: Diverse agricultural extension funding and delivery arrangements have been undertaken since the mid-1980s by governments worldwide in the name of "privatization." When agricultural extension is discussed, privatization is used in the broadest sense – of introducing or increasing private sector participation, which does not necessarily imply a transfer of designated state-owned assets to the private sector. In fact, various cost-recovery, commercialization, and other so-called privatization alternatives have been adopted to improve agricultural extension. The form and content of decentralization has dominated development discourse and public sector reform agenda in Kenya in the last two decades. The evolution of public agricultural extension arrived at a worldwide turning point in the 1980s, one that represented the end of a major phase in the growth of publicly funded extension in both the developed and developing world. Agricultural extension increasingly has become defined as one or other of (apparently) differentiated activities of technology transfer or rural development. In many situations, the transfer of technology, heretofore considered the purview of public sector systems, has been reconceived. Such changes suggest a refocussing of paradigms for the delivery of public sector extension.

[Amirhossein Pirmoradi. Private extension: functions and duties. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):41-47]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 7

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.07

 

Keywords: private extension

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Hybrid Approach of Genetic Algorithm in Case of Planning a Cellular Manufacturing System

 

Maziyar Karbalaee Shabani1 (Corresponding author), Sima Kalami 2, Shermineh Majdabadi Farahani3, Nima Rasekhi4

 

1 MA, Department of Industrial Engineering, Firoozkooh Branch, Islamic Azad University, Firoozkooh, Iran

2 MA-Economics, Islamic Azad University, South Tehran Branches, Tehran, Iran

3 MA-Economics, Islamic Azad University,Central Tehran Branches,Tehran, Iran

4 MA-Economics, Islamic Azad University, South Tehran Branches, Tehran, Iran

M.K.Shabani@live.com

 

Abstract: One important issue regarding the implementation of cellular manufacturing systems relates to deciding whether to convert an existing job shop into a cellular manufacturing system comprehensively in a single go, or in stages by forming cells one after the other taking the advantage of the experiences of implementation. In this paper two heuristic methods based on multi-stage programming and genetic algorithm are proposed for cell formation. The results show that the multi-stage programming solves small problems faster than exact algorithms such as branch and bound. A heuristic procedure based on genetic algorithm is developed on the multi-stage programming to test larger problem sizes.

[Maziyar Karbalaee Shabani , Sima Kalami, Shermineh Majdabadi Farahani, Nima Rasekhi. Hybrid Approach of Genetic Algorithm in Case of Planning a Cellular Manufacturing System. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):48-53]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 8

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.08

 

Keywords: CMS, Multi-Stage programming, Genetic Algorithm.

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The Effect of Foreign Direct Investment on Water Pollution

 

Sima Kalami1 (Corresponding author), Fatemeh Zandi2, Mohammad sadegh Avazalipour 3, Shermineh Majdabadi Farahani 4

 

1 MA-Economics - Islamic Azad University, South Tehran Branches, Tehran, Iran

2 Ph.D-Faculty Member of Azad University, South Tehran Branches, Tehran, Iran

3 Ph.D-Statistical Researches and Training Centre, Statistical Centre of Iran

4 MA-Economics-Islamic Azad University, Central Tehran Branches, Tehran, Iran

Simaklmi@gmail.com

 

Abstract: During recent decades and as a result of globalization, the increase of Foreign Direct Investment was being tested. Foreign Direct Investment in pollutant industry is effective in inspiring the trend of economic growth and it is one of the most important sources of make disturbing the environment in the host country. In this respect, the main objective of this research is to explore the relationship between FDI and the quality of environments (chemical pollution of water). So, first the countries are divided in terms of development into two groups, including OECD countries and Non-OECD countries, then by using panel data method for period 1996-2007, the relationship between FDI and chemical pollution of water was investigated. The results showed the increase of inflow for FDI in OECD countries; based on decline the amount of chemical pollution of water. While in Non-OECD countries, increasing FDI lead to grows up the amount of water pollution. In other words, Foreign Direct Investment causes environmental disturbances in Non-OECD countries (developing countries). Furthermore, the results indicated an increase in the amount of Gross National Income, Manufacturing Value Added and Energy Consumption in OECD countries, would make decrease of chemical pollution of water, while in Non-OECD countries the amount of chemical pollution of water reduces as a result of the growth of GNI.

[Sima Kalami, Fatemeh Zandi, Mohammad sadegh Avazalipour, Shermineh Majdabadi Farahani. The Effect of Foreign Direct Investment on Water Pollution. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):54-57]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 9

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.09

 

Keywords: Foreign Direct Investment, Chemical pollution of water, panel data, OECD countries, Non-OECD countries.

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The Main Factors of ERP Systems in Small and Medium Enterprises

 

Maziyar Karbalaee Shabani1 (Corresponding author), Nima Rasekhi2, Shermineh Majdabadi Farahani3, Sima Kalami4

 

1 MA, Department of Industrial Engineering, Firoozkooh Branch, Islamic Azad University, Firoozkooh, Iran

2 MA-Economics, Islamic Azad University, South Tehran Branches, Tehran, Iran

3 MA-Economics, Islamic Azad University, Central Tehran Branches, Tehran, Iran

4 MA-Economics, Islamic Azad University, South Tehran Branches, Tehran, Iran

M.K.Shabani@live.com

 

Abstract: Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems are implemented to increase the productivity and operational efficiency of corporations. ERP implementation projects are considered difficult and risky because these projects are large in scale and in most cases they bring about changes to the structure of organizations, culture and processes. In fact, the list of failing ERP projects in enterprises is quite long. There is lack of study on the failure and success factors of ERP implementation in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Equipping the enterprise with necessary capabilities to integrate and synchronize isolated functions to streamlined business processes and helping the enterprise to optimize resources for gaining competitive advantage in today's turbulent business competition, ERP has received great attention in big organizations. The history of the origin of ERP naturally refers to business empires and big organizations. But some factors led ERP systems to further intervene and penetrate in SMEs. These factors are the immense competition of suppliers in the market of big organizations, the awareness of SMEs from ERP advantages, the advancements in ERP systems, the advancements in information technology, and the emergence of open source ERP systems. In this study we discuss each of factors comprehensively.

 [Maziyar Karbalaee Shabani, Nima Rasekhi, Shermineh Majdabadi Farahani, Sima Kalami. The Main Factors of ERP Systems in Small and Medium Enterprises. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):58-62]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 10

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.10

 

Keywords: Business, Challenges, ERP, SME, Technology.

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Comparative law of bribery library penal liability in Federation of Russian States , Islamic Republic of Iran and Republic of Azerbaijan

 

Alireza Kiani Shahmars*

 

Ph.D student in criminal law and criminology, Institute of Philosophy, sociology and law, Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences.

 

Abstract: In article the comparative analysis of the legislation of the Azernaijani Republic, the Russian Federation and the Islamic Republic Iran, defining responsibility for bribery is carried out. As a result of the carried out research the relevant proposals on improvement of the criminal legislation in these countries are made. According to the author implementation of these offers will promote improvement of the criminal legislation.

[Alireza Kiani Shahmars. Comparative law of bribery library penal liability in Federation of Russian States , Islamic Republic of Iran and Republic of Azerbaijan. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):63-65]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 11

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.11

 

Key words: To bribe, to accept bribe, corruption, mediation, criminal responsibility, emploee

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A case study on risk and Liquefaction Potential analysis of earth dam under earthquake vibrations -Lar earth dam, Iran

 

Mahdi Kolivand 1, Abbas Abbaszadeh Shahri 2 and Reza Esmailabadi 3

 

1- Department of Civil Engineering, Islamic Azad University, Rudehen branch, Rudehen, Tehran, Iran, mehdikolivand20@yahoo.com

2- Department of Civil Engineering, Islamic Azad University, Rudehen branch, Rudehen, Tehran, Iran, a_abbaszadeh@iauh.ac.ir

3- Department of Civil Engineering, Islamic Azad University, Rudehen branch, Rudehen, Tehran, Iran

 

ABSTRACT: By attention to little knowledge in visualization of soil liquefaction behavior at depth, the present paper has an attempt to develop a scientific frame of studying the liquefaction behavior, because a number of embankments, natural slopes, earth structures and foundations failures have been attributed to the liquefaction of sands caused by static or seismic loading. This study aims to present the liquefaction behavior at different depths and uses a scientific judgment to enhance understanding of liquefaction phenomenon. A simple but applicable algorithm using geotechnical data, seismic recording of an occurred earthquake, interactive transfer functions with combination of several software packages and MATLAB programming environment has been applied to establish combined coupled techniques for evaluation of soil liquefaction behavior. Data from the experimental insitu and laboratory tests including cyclic shear stress and shear strain, acceleration and excess pore pressure as a function of time for different depths was collect and used. To modify, the proposed method was applied to Lar earth dam (Iran). The results indicated that the proposed method with scientific visualization is a valuable tool which able properly characterizes the liquefaction behavior and its comparison with other known procedures verified the proposed method.

[Mahdi Kolivand, Abbas Abbaszadeh Shahri and Reza Esmailabadi. A case study on risk and Liquefaction Potential analysis of earth dam under earthquake vibrations -Lar earth dam, Iran. J Am Sci 2012;9(4s):66-74]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 12

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.12

 

Keywords: Liquefaction analysis, Lar earth dam, seismic loading.

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Analysis of the role and position of Ibn Alqami in the fall of the Abbasid caliphate

 

Elham Shafiee Alavijeh, Saeed Mohammadkhani (Corresponding Author)

 

M.Sc in Iran History (Islamic Era), Isfahan University, Isfahan, Iran

 

Abstract: With strengthening of caliphate in al-Naser Bellah era, Shiites estates was improved as far as four caliph ministers had Shiite religious and even al-Nser was accused that he had accepted Emamie religious. So, on that time, contrast of two large powers, that is, caliph and Sultan Mohammad appeared and Sultan Mohammad Kharazmshahi, that his throne had not been approved by caliph, decided to give the throne to Sadat Alavi and as a result of these situations, Sultan decided to allegiance with Seyed Alaolmolk Tarmazi. Although this action was done only for political reasons but a fact was hidden in it which was strengthening of Shiites and Alavians. In the time of three next Caliphs Caliphate - Zaaher, Mustansir and Musta’sim - the situations changed a bit for the Shiites and there was not the relaxation situation as like as time of Naser caliphate any more, but still Shiites have power in government and Shiite ministers were at head of affairs. The issue of presence of Shiite’s ministers in government of Sunnite’s caliphs is one of the interesting points on that times, as far as this issue has prompted to bring theories and ideas on attempts and actions of Shiites and at head of them, Ibn Alqami-Musta’sims' minister-in accommodation with Mongols in order to fall of caliphate. In this paper, that it study the issue with descriptive - analytical method with using library resources, has being discussed the role and position of the Shiites and in the head of them, Ibn Alqami in the fall of the caliphate of Baghdad.

[Elham Shafiee Alavijeh, Saeed Mohammadkhani. Analysis of the role and position of Ibn Alqami in the fall of the Abbasi caliphate. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):75-82]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 13

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.13

 

Keywords: Abbasid Caliphate, Mongols, Hülegü, Ibn Alqami, Shiite, Musta’sim.

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Investigation of the effectiveness of rural women cooperative of Shahre Ray in their Strengthen

 

Simin Armaghan 1, Fereshte Yadollahzadeh 2

 

1. Member of faculty, Islamic Azad University Shahre Rey Branch, Tehran- Iran,

Email: armaghan177@yahoo.com

2. M.S of Geography and rural planning, Islamic Azad University Shahre Rey Branch, Tehran- Iranm Email: f.yadollahzadeh78@yahoo.com

 

Abstract: Rural women and their role in providing financial an nonfinancial sources of Family is such we cannot believe and change this mentality that "just men are providers of family". Paying attention to this rural women's share in proving labor source depending on daily time and comparing with men that whether it describes their activities economical in front of as the same for women, it should be considered rural women's jobs without payment are economical and they have a role in providing financial and non financial sources and savings of Family. The trend of rural developments in Share Ray is more in direction of declining women's labor. However women's cooperation in agricultural job has a wide share. So totally 49 percent of village women's labor share is reported 30-40 percent and in other villages is 24-44 in variable percentage. So different subjects are about women's labor and they are investigated due to rural development. In the following search by selecting the statistical society suddenly and it is annualized in SPSS environment and it is emphasizing on the effect of situational – environmental positions in women's labor regarding to homogeny of distinct and nearness of villages in one hand and in the other hand it simplify our availability was less than the effect of Social-Economical positions of families.

[Armaghan S. Yadollahzadeh F. Investigation of the effectiveness of rural women cooperative of Shahre Ray in their Strengthen. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):83-87]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 14

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.14

 

Keywords: Rural development, Women cooperative, Contribution, Share Rey.

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Twist and turns of government in the Shahnameh

 

Hamideh Zhian Bagheri

 

PhD Student of Institute of Philosophy, Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tajikistan

hgresearcher@yahoo.com

 

Abstract: This paper intends to readout the social philosophy of governance in the Shahnameh. Review the conceptual topic from sociological theories to use the study and analysis. Research Methodology is Hyper Intensive. Shahnameh be reviewed in this article. For this represents the views of the Iranian people. Sample selection of study is Controlled Sampling. Criterion validity is based on expert opinion. Construct validity has evaluated in comparison with the theoretical framework and concepts. Social world of Shahnameh is Repetition of the story which in there, good and bad in all walks of life and above all in the policy are met. Wherever goodness comes self-centered from God-centered, evil is victorious. Course governance of despotism is not stable. When goodness is associated with justice and wisdom, wins again & Result of the good governance is Land Reclamation, people's happiness and Credit of Kings.

[Zhian Bagheri H. Taxonomic Twist and turns of government in the Shahnameh. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):88-91]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 15

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.15

 

Keywords: Social institutions; political and governance institutions; Good governance; Justice; Wisdom.

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A study of correlation between the board features and the information asymmetry in companies listed on Tehran Stock Exchange

 

Hassan Balali Varnosfaderani 1, Yaser Madani 2

 

1. Master of Accounting, Tarbiat Modares University,Tehran, Iran

2. Economics and Management, National Academy of Sciences of Tajikistan, Dushanbe, Tajikistan

 

Abstract: This research is applied based on the objective, analytical-descriptive in terms of inference method and is a kind of post-event research based on the research proposal. This study investigates the correlation between the board features and the information asymmetry in companies listed on Tehran stock exchange. Evaluating the asymmetry has been done through the mean difference between the highest and lowest offered price per share during 12 months of a financial year and the board features such as the members' financial knowledge, number of meetings, and composition of executive and non-executive board members. First, the significant correlation of dependent and independent variables was studied through Pearson correlation coefficient test and then the reliability-determining tests such as Dickey-Fuller unit root test were used in order to determine the reliability or stability of variables applied in different forms. Investigating the stability (statics or reliability) of variables was done by the software EViews and the statistics R2, Statistics F and Durbin-Watson Statistics were used in the analysis as the software outputs. It is concluded in this study that the independent variables of research (board financial knowledge, number of board meetings, board composition or the number of executive and non-executive board members) have a positive effect on the information symmetry and the significant correlation with the information symmetry. Therefore, non complying and considering the obtained correlation from the calculations of this study in the field of mentioned variables will lead to increased level of information asymmetry and the society (especially the main stakeholders) will loss financially due to this asymmetry.

[Hassan Balali Varnosfaderani, Yaser Madani. A study of correlation between the board features and the information asymmetry in companies listed on Tehran Stock Exchange. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):92-101]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 16

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.16

 

Keywords: Information asymmetry, free cash flow, board structure.

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Investigating the effect of flexibility (operational, financial, structural and technological) required for Banking Industry on the correlation between the strategic planning and the organization efficiency

 

Ali Maghool

 

Member's Of Scientific Boards of Department of management,Neyshabur Branch, Islamic Azad University, Neyshabu, Iran, ali.maghool@yahoo.com

 

Abstract: This study investigates the intermediate effect of four types of flexibility including the operational, financial, structural and technological flexibilities on the correlation between the strategic planning and efficiency. First, Spearman rank correlation coefficient test was used in order to test the hypotheses. Results indicate that: The correlation coefficient between the strategic planning and structural flexibility was 0.415, and operational flexibility 0.592, financial flexibility 0.714, and technological flexibility 0.429 which were confirmed and significant; moreover the correlation coefficient between the operational flexibility and organization efficiency was 0.53, between the structural flexibility and organization efficiency was 0.87, between the financial flexibility and organization efficiency was 0.72, and between the technological flexibility and organization efficiency was 0.64 which were confirmed at the significant level 95%. Furthermore, the strategic planning with the value equal to 0.78 had the highest effect on the operational flexibility. Then, the structural flexibility had the highest effect equal to 0.56. The financial flexibility had the lowest effect equal to 0.47. Moreover, the variable of technological flexibility had the coefficient equal to 0.54.

[Ali Maghool. Investigating the effect of flexibility (operational, financial, structural and technological) required for Banking Industry on the correlation between the strategic planning and the organization efficiency. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):102-109]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 17

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.17

 

Keywords: Efficiency, Flexibility, Strategic Planning, Banking Industry.

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Investigating The Effect Of Organizational Culture On Management Information Systems(MIS) Adoption (Qazvin Province Public organizations)

 

Asghar Sarrafizadeh 1, Maryam Aghapour Alishahi 2, Khadijeh eidan torkzadeh 3

 

1. Faculty member IAU. Tehran Central Branch

2. Master in Public Management, MIS, GHazvin Branch, Islamic Azad University, GHazvin, Iran

3. Master of Business Administration, GHazvin Branch, Islamic Azad University, GHazvin, Iran

 

Abstract: Management Information Systems (MIS) have great advantages for organizations. However, many organizations, currently haven’t received the predicted benefits of MIS. In addition, most of organizations have left the adoption process due to high costs. Adoption and enforcement of management information system (MIS) are time consuming, expensive and relatively successful. Therefore, some strategies have to be applied to guarantee this system enforcement success in organizations. In adoption of information systems, culture needs to be understood and considered. If an organization follows an information management strategy in a complete accordance with existing culture, it will place in a better situation and is able to manage organizational culture changes effectively. The present study along side, aims to evaluate the impact of organizational culture on management information system (MIS) adoption in public organizations, Qazvin province. In this study, to measure the impact of organizational culture and management information systems (MIS), Denison’s organizational culture model (2000) used that includes 4 dimensions of organizational culture i.e. compatibility, flexibility, mission and engaging in work. Also, to assess adoption of management information systems rate, Davies’ (2000) model of technology adoption applied. Findings show that organizational culture based on Denison’s model affects on management information systems.

[Asghar Sarrafizadeh, Maryam Aghapour Alishahi, Khadijeh eidan torkzadeh. Investigating The Effect Of Organizational Culture On Management Information Systems(MIS) Adoption (Qazvin Province Public organizations). J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):110-115]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 18

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.18

 

Keywords: management information systems (MIS), organizational culture, adoption of management information systems.

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The thermodynamics effect of sodium chloride and sodium sulfate on the prevention of methane hydrate formation and offering its thermodynamics model

 

Vahid Nikkhah Rashidabad 1, Ali Hatami 2, Amin Ebrahimi 3

 

1. Islamic Azad University of Tehran North branch, Email: vahid.nikkhah7@gmail.com

2. Islamic Azad University of Tehran, Email: hatami.iaum@gmail.com

3. Islamic Azad University of Mahshahr, Email: a.ebrahimi@mahshahr.ac.ir

 

Abstract: In this work, we have studied the thermodynamics effect of sodium chloride and sodium sulfate on the prevention of methane hydrate formation, and have offered its thermodynamics model. Gaseous hydrates are crystalline compounds which form at low temperature and high pressure in the presence of and guest molecule, in which water molecules are placed at the center of the hydrate structure will embay the guest molecule with a hydrogen bound network. Gaseous hydrate compounds are stable and hard after formation and can cause obstruction in natural gas transport pipes. In this study, we have investigated the effect of sodium chloride and sodium sulfate in the prevention of the formation of hydrates. The method which has been used in this work modeling the equilibrium condition for the formation of hydrates and the amount of pressure and temperature are recorded in different concentrations (0.5, 2.5, 3.5, 4.5, and 5 molal) of sodium chloride and sodium sulfate. Regression and mathematical programming in visual basics were used for modeling to offer a mathematical model for thermodynamic equilibrium of hydrate formation and prediction of the equilibrium temperature. The results showno appreciable difference between two electrolytes at low concentrations, but raising the concentration significant difference will be observed between the two electrolytes. In higher concentrations, both electrolytes prevented the hydrate formation, but sodium chloride showed greater prevention power. The more the concentration of the electrolytes, the greater the prevention power. However, the assumption model of the study possessed a high ability for expressing the equilibrium temperature and pressure for methane hydrate formation in the presence of the sodium chloride and sodium sulfate electrolytes.

[Nikkhah Rashidabad V., Ali Hatami A., Ebrahimi A, The thermodynamics effect of sodium chloride and sodium sulfate on the prevention of methane hydrate formation and offering its thermodynamics model. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):116-124]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 19

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.19

 

Keywords: Sodium chloride; Hydrate formation; Thermodynamics model.

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A comparative study on commission agent in United Kingdom and Iran

 

Mojtaba Rahimi Shoorabi

 

 Islamic Azad University of khorasegan branch, Isfahan, Iran

mojtaba_rahimi32@yahoo.com

 

Abstract: We all know there are many types of agencies in the law of commerce and we know that they are important in the commerce of this century. One kind of agencies is commission agent. We want to make a comparative study on this topic in the law of two countries, United Kingdom of Britain and Iran, as we will see below. We choose these two counties, because one of them, I mean united kingdom is a common law country and Iran has civil law, and this distinction will make this study more attractive.

[Rahimi Shoorabi M. A comparative study on commission agent in United Kingdom and Iran. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):125-128]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 20

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.20

 

Keywords: Commission Agent; Principal; Agency; Third Party.

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Using CANSLIM Analysis for Evaluating Stocks of the Companies Admitted in Tehran Stock Exchange

 

Mehdi Najafi1, Farshid Asgari 2

 

1. Department of Management, Kish International Campus, University of Tehran, Kish Island, Iran

2. Corresponding Author, Department of Management, Kish International Campus, University of Tehran, Kish Island, Iran

 farshid_asgari@alumni.ut.ac.ir

 

Abstract: CANSLIM strategy is a method for analyzing stocks available in capital market which is combination of stocks fundamental analysis and technical analysis methods which have been used in global capital market in recent years. This method has been based on seven criteria which include 1- quarterly EPS, 2- annual EPS, 3- new management, products and services, 4-the number of float, 5- progress of industries, 6- institutional investment, 7- direction of market. The present paper is result of the research on “studying performance of CANSLIM analysis for evaluating stocks of the companies admitted in Tehran Stock Exchange “. In this research, we study seven factors of CANSLIM analysis affecting the selected stocks and finally main hypothesis of “studying ability to analyze CANSLIM in selection of leading stocks “and the obtained research confirms ability of this research to select leading stocks. By comparing result of this research with result of the research in this field which was conducted in 2006, this paper concludes that some factors such as sanction are effective on full efficiency of CANSLIM analysis.

[Najafi M, Asgari F. Using CANSLIM Analysis for Evaluating Stocks of the Companies Admitted in Tehran Stock Exchange. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):129-134]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 21

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.21

 

Keywords: Fundamental analysis, Technical analysis, CANSLIM analysis, Tehran stock exchange

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Evaluation the relationship between intellectual capital and financial performance of TSE with the emphasize on the components of market value, profitability, and asset turnover

 

Ghasem Ghasemi1, Reza Tehrani2

 

1: Department of Accounting, Islamic Azad University-Sabzevar Branch, Sabzevar, Iran and Ph.D. student in National University of Tajikistan (Corresponding Author)

2: Department of Accounting, Islamic Azad University-Sabzevar Branch, Sabzevar, Iran

ghasemighasem14@yahoo.com

 

Abstract: In a knowledge-based organization, where, knowledge forms a large part of the amount and quality of organization's profitability, traditional accounting methods, which are based on tangible assets and information of previous operations of the organization, are incapable of valuing intellectual capital as their most valuable assets. Therefore, the intellectual capital approach is the most comprehensive for organizations who want to know their profitability capacities better. The fundamental importance of this study is the lack of intellectual capital items in the financial statements of the companies as well as a huge gap between book value and market value. In the past, tangible assets had higher importance but today, large part of organizations’ assets are intangible assets thus, in today's economy, organizations success depend on the way of managing these assets. Results showed that Iranian stock market is not exempted from this issue and therefore, physical capital (CEE) has the highest coefficient.

[Ghasem Ghasemi, Reza Tehrani. Evaluation the relationship between intellectual capital and financial performance of TSE with the emphasize on the components of market value, profitability, and asset turnover. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):135-143]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 22

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.22

 

Keywords: Intelligent Capital, Financial Performance, Market Value, Profitability, Turnover

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Hidden Perspectives of Convergence in Persian Gulf Region

 

Mohammad Zohdi Gohar pour 1, Yaser Shamani2, Elham Ebrahimi3

 

1. Department PHD Student in Political Geography, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran

 Young Researchers and Elites Club, Science and Research Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran, Email: mohammad_zohdi@ut.ac.ir

2. M.A. in Political Geography, Science and Research Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran

3. M.A. in Geography, Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Iran

 

Abstract: Currently, the region of Persian Gulf is one of the most significant regions all over the world and has got a certain position in global strategies, The abundant resources of this region is the basis of global economy, even though this parameter itself is the cause of instability and disorder in the surrounding countries. However we can’t easily forgive governors faults in emergence of this disorder. The lack of geopolitical insight and magnifying unimportant arguments inhibit to get a convergence in security and development. Today we seek that though having many motives for convergence in the region, unfortunately some factors inhibit gaining to this target. Authors, in this paper, have different insights to many subjects mentioned as obstacles for convergence and concern them as opportunities in order to get convergence. Knowing the important role of Persian Gulf at global geopolitical equations as well as full understanding the fact that this region, though all backgrounds of convergence and co operation couldn’t have benefited them in order to provide convenience and security for their citizens, the authors conducted this research. As we show in this paper, there are many capacities and background to reach to convergence in the region, each background divided into four categories and each category divided a gain into some subcategories. Each mentioned subject can, by itself, act as an origin to achieve to convergence in a region. For this purpose, classifying the causes for convergence among regions countries into four categories including geographic, cultural, Economical and security, they are trying to identity and determine the influencing factors to gain a region of close and friendly relationships.

[Zohdi Gohar pour M, Shamani Y, Ebrahimi E. Hidden Perspectives of Convergence in Persian Gulf Region. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):144-152]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 23

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.23

 

Keywords: Persian Gulf; Convergence; Geopolitics; Security

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Contractual Condition and its Effect on Contract

 

Mohammad Reza Hussein Pour

 

MA in Private Law

pour.hoseini@yahoo.com

 

Abstract: Contractual condition is a secondary form of obligations that is not independently stated in contractual document but nevertheless is a part of contractual provisions and adheres to the contract. Being a secondary obligation or its dependence on the contractual document does not change the nature of contractual condition. Contractual condition is a part of mutual covenant and as binding as the other contractual provisions of the transaction. The intention of legislators in listing the principal conditions of valid transactions in article 190 of Civil Code may have been to exclude ineffective (unrealizable) conditions from contractual obligations. However, the word transaction may not have been used for its specific meaning in the context of provisions under article 190. The question is now whether contractual condition should conform to the principal provisions of a valid transaction. Legislators discussed invalid terms in article 233 of Iran Civil Code. Section 2 of this article mentions indeterminate conditions but with the wording that is confusing, produces ambiguity, and raises a few questions. Is an indeterminate condition independently valid or invalid notwithstanding its effect on the contract? Is an indeterminate condition effective in a contract when it does not produce ambiguity in considerations? If it is effective, then, what effects does it have on the contract? What affect the waver of indeterminate condition shall have on the contract when it produces ambiguity in considerations versus when it does not? And, is waver of indeterminate condition possible?

[Mohammad Reza Hussein Pour. Contractual Condition and its Effect on Contract. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):153-159]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 24

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.24

 

Keywords: Indeterminate Condition, Principal Conditions of Transaction Validity, Loss, Waver, Considerations

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Modeling Of Electro-Coagulation-Flotation Process For

Olive Oil Mill Wastewater Treatment

A. R. Yazdanbakhsh 1, M. R. Massoudinejad 1, K. Arman 2, E. Aghayani*1

 

1 Department of Environmental Health Engineering, Faculty of Health, Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences,Tehran, Iran, Tel: +982122432040 Fax: +982122432043

2 Department of Environmental Engineering, School of Agricultural Engineering, Payame Noor University, Tehran, Iran, Tel: +989183431236

*Corresponding author e-mail: ehssanaghayani@gmail.com

 

Abstract: During the past decade, the high volumes of information have been stored in the databases. Today, the quantity of the accessible data becomes double in each five-years, however, according to researches, many organizations can analyze only one percent of these information which gained expensively. Undoubtedly, modeling for performed activities and researches can help us to use our capitals. So, this matter encourages us to industrialize electro coagulation flotation (ECF) process to remove pollutants from olive oil mill wastewater. One of the scientific methods is using least squares regression model. This study done based on mathematical model of least squares regression method. Coefficient’s test for mathematical model of each pollutant was analyzed by 95 percent of confidence level. The determination coefficient (R2) for mathematical model of chemical oxygen demand and phenolic compounds removal were 79 and 81 percent respectively. All of these models’ coefficients in 95% probability are significant and have good level of confidence. Undoubtedly, modeling for performed activities and researches by eliciting real and useful knowledge of information is very effective in preserving financial and work force resources in order to protects environment and develop countries.

[A. R. Yazdanbakhsh, M. R. Massoudinejad, K. Arman, E. Aghayani. Modeling of Electro-Coagulation-Flotation Process for Olive Oil Mill Wastewater Treatment. J Am Sci 2013; 9(4s):160-164]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.americanscience.org. 25

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.25

 

Keywords: Modeling, least squares regression, electro-coagulation-flotation, and olive oil mill wastewater.

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Stock Market Liquidity, Firm Characteristics and Dividend Payout

 

Seyedali Seyedkkhosroshahi*1, Amirmahdi Sabaei2, Parisa Vatankhah3

 

1. M.A. of financial management, Shahid Beheshti University, Tehran, Iran

2. M.A. student of financial management, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran

3. M.A. student of insurance management, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran

 

Abstract: Firms have two choices about earning: paying out as a dividend, or reinvestment as a retained earnings. In a market without any restrictions on trading, rational investors with liquidity needs can choose between dividend and selling stocks at no cost. In this article the relationship between turnover, considering free float as liquidity criterion, and the amount of dividend payout is investigated and the firm characteristics including size, profitability and growth opportunities are controlled. The result of the linear regression model shows that the investors in Tehran Stock Exchange (TSE) do not consider stock turnover rate as a variable which explains the amount of dividend. Also, the relationship between size and growth opportunities with dividend has not been confirmed; but profitability has a positive significant relationship with dividend. On the other hand, investors in TSE use the profitability as a criterion to determine the dividend.

[Seyedali Seyedkkhosroshahi, Amirmahdi Sabaei, Parisa Vatankhah. Stock Market Liquidity, Firm Characteristics and Dividend Payout. J Am Sci 2013; 9 (4s): 172-177]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.americanscience.org. 27

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.27

 

Keywords: Dividend Payout, Trading Volume, Free Float Stock, Firm Characteristics

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Glomalin production by two Glomeral fungi in symbiosis with corn plant under different Pb levels

 

Shaabani Zenoozagh Vahideh, Aliasgharzad Nasser, Oustan Shahin

 

Abstract: Glomalin is a specific glycoprotein which produced by the fungi belonging to the order Glomerales in phylum Glomeromycota.. Given the widespread symbiotic relation of these fungi with a large number of plants, considerable amount of glomalin is entered to the soil ecosystems, annually. Heavy metals can influence the both symbionts physiology and hence glomalin production by the fungi. In this study, the effects of Pb levels were investigated on mycorrhizal establishment in maize plants inoculated by either Glomus mosseae or G.intraradices as well as glomalin production by the system. Lead levels of 0, 500 and 1000 mg Pb. kg-1 soil (as Pb(NO3)2) were applied to the pots before plant culture. Non-mycorrhizal treatment was left un inoculated as control. Eeasily extractable glomalin (EEG) and total glomalin (TG) were determined by the Bradford method after extraction from soil. With increasing Pb concentration in soil, shoot and root fresh and dry weights, P concentration in shoot and root, root colonization, EEG and TG decreased and proline concentration in leaves, Pb concentration in shoot and root increased. The results showed that, glomalin levels in fungal treatments significantly increased compared to the Non-mycorrhizal control. The result also showed a positive correlation between the measured glomalin and the percent of root colonization.

[Shaabani Zenoozagh Vahideh, Aliasgharzad Nasser, Oustan Shahin. Glomalin production by two Glomeral fungi in symbiosis with corn plant under different Pb levels. J Am Sci 2013;9 (4s):178-186]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.americanscience.org. 28

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.28

 

Keywords: Corn, Lead, Glomalin, Glomeral, Soil Carbon.

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Evaluating the Accuracy of Lateral Load Patterns in Pushover Analysis

 

Sajad Morshedi1 and Bahram Geravand1*

 

1. M. Sc. in Structure Engineering of Civil Faculty of Khaje Nasir University of Technology (K.N.T.U)

*Corresponding author email address: bahramgeravand@gmail.com

 

Abstract: Pushover analysis is important because of its feasibility and operation speed such that it can estimate seismic behavior of structures with more significant acceptable accuracy in comparison with non-linear complicated dynamic analyses. It has been tried in this study that having investigated various methods of pushover analysis and that of lateral load, their advantages and limitations are separately identified. Lateral load patterns are including inverted triangular, uniform, first mode and story stiffness patterns. Studied structures are 5, 7 and 9-story steel moment-resisting frames. Pushover analysis has been conducted with regard to above load patterns on the frames and the results have been compared with non-linear dynamic analysis results. Finally, the accuracy of lateral load patterns has been evaluated from comparisons. SAP2000 software has been used for non-linear analyses.

[Sajad Morshedi, Bahram Geravand. Evaluating the Accuracy of Lateral Load Patterns in Pushover Analysis. J Am Sci 2013;9 (4s):187-196]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 29

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.29

 

Keywords: Lateral load pattern, Pushover analysis, Non-linear dynamic analysis, Plastic hinge.

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Woman in Dede goorgood

 

Ebrahim Estji1, Javad Sadigi Lighvan2, Moslem Rajabi3

 

1. PhD of Persian literature, Hakim Sabzevari university-faculty of foreign language and literature- Persian literature group

2. PhD student of Persian literature, Hakim Sabzevari university-faculty of foreign language and literature- Persian literature group

3. PhD student of Persian literature, Hakim Sabzevari university-faculty of foreign language and literature- Persian literature group

Email: javad.sadigi@gmail.com

 

Abstract: The epic andheroic book, Dede goorgood, is one of the exquisite and immortal Turkish works that moreover be historical valuable is noticeable and paramount in folklore literature. This book depicts epic and exciting life of nomadic throng who moves in to contemporary Azerbaijan lands at historic time.Women are on equal eminent and laudable terms with men in the Dede goorgood tales.

[Ebrahim Estji, Javad Sadigi Lighvan, Moslem Rajabi. Woman in Dede goorgood. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):197-201]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.americanscience.org. 30

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.30

 

Keywords: Dada Qorqod, epic, folklore literature, women, Azerbaijan

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Comparative study of woman in “Dede Korkut” and “Shahnameh”

 

Ebrahim estji1, Godsi Barati2, Javad sadigi lighvan3

1. Ph.D. of Persian literature, Hakim sabzevari university-faculty of foreign language and literature- Persian literature group)

2. Ph.D. student of Persian literature, Hakim sabzevari university-faculty of foreign language and literature- Persian literature group)

3. Ph.D. student of Persian literature, Hakim sabzevari university-faculty of foreign language and literature- Persian literature group)

Email: javad.dadigi@gmail.com

 

Abstract: Culture, literature and art reflect customs, ethics and ideology of a nation. Firdausi’s Shahnameh is the oldest and reliable reference for familiarity with ancient Iranian attitudes and ideology. It can be said that this book is a valuable treasure containing images, love stories, thoughts, tendencies and ideology. The book of “Dede Korkut” in Azeri literature by unknown author is the only book that has preserved its status after countries. The epics of Firdausi and Dede Korkut are the great epics in the world from fiction elements, conceptual status and wonderful narratives perspectives that deserve to comparative study. These books offer similar and different viewpoints about woman as the main element of the society. Since studying all aspects in both great works is out of this research scope, so some common aspects are investigated. This article tries to study the status of woman in Firdausi’s Shahnameh and Dede Korkut.

[Ebrahim estji, Godsi Barati, Javad sadigi lighvan. Comparative study of woman in “Dede Korkut” and “Shahnameh”. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):202-206]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.americanscience.org. 31

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.31

 

Key words: woman, respect, Firdausi, Shahnameh, Dede Korkut

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Why does Islamic Thought believe in Half Inheritance of Women in Comparison to Men Inheritance?

 

Dr. Mohammad Aminfard

 

Assistant Professor, Azarbaijan Shahid Madani University, Department of Islamic Jurisprudence and Law, Tabriz, Iran

 

Abstract: Inheritance is a financial discussion and the portion of every inheritor is determined by the Holy Qur'an, for which two major reasons have been mentioned: a)Farness and closeness to the deceased. b)Profitability to the deceased inheritors are divided into different groups. If the male and female inheritors belong to the same group, in most of the cases, the female's portion of inheritance is half of that of the male's one. Many people might think that Islam pays less respect to women as it does to men.This article aims to elucidate that first, such a case is not a general rule and there are so many instances in which women inherit more than men do. Second, in Islamic thought, men are responsible to provide the financial needs of women. Therefore, the portions of inheritance should be in keeping with such duties. Third, that the women's inheritance in some cases is less than that of men's does not necessarily mean that women are less esteemed in Islam. Fourth, women do possess some special financial privileges like Nafagheh in matrimonial life, Mahriyeh, independence in doing business, the possibility of getting paid for milking the baby, Nafagheh after divorce for one hundred days, Nafagheh after death of husband for one year, in some cases receiving inheritance after divorce when the ex-husband dies within that year, and etc. Taking these cases into consideration, we notice the half-inheritance of women in some circumstances in comparison to men is quite reasonable and completely justifiable.

[Mohammad Aminfard. Why does Islamic Thought believe in Half Inheritance of Women in Comparison to Men Inheritance?. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):207-213]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.americanscience.org. 32

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.32

 

Keywords: woman, man, Islam, inheritance, equality of rights.

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P-delta effects on non-linear static analysis

 

Fereydoon Irani1, Melika Ghavipanjeh2

 

  1. Full Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Ferdowsi University of Mashhad

  2. MA in Civil Engineering - Structures, Ferdowsi University of Mashhad

 

Abstract: Nowadays, the factors affecting the stability of control structures, is one of the striking cases to design different structures. One of the pivotal factors is the P-delta effect. Effect of P-delta, by definition, is the interaction between axial load and lateral shift on each other. In static analysis, this effect was due to the multiplicity of research in the field of tangible and in most cases is to be calculated. However, dynamic analysis, due to the changing nature of the dynamic forces exerted on the structure we can say is unpredictable due to various factors. However, research has shown that non-linear static analysis the dynamic characteristics of the structure is able to calculate a little time and results in nonlinear dynamical analysis is most consistent with the frequency. Using non-linear static analysis because the structure is applied at different stages, the evolution of the structural behavior under load can be precisely studied. In this paper, to investigate the behavior of frames under lateral load with due consideration of P-delta, non-linear static analysis was used. Using non-linear static analysis, P-delta effects on joint arrangement paste and structural capacity curves is discussed. The software used in this context is SAP2000.

[Fereydoon Irani, Melika Ghavipanjeh. P-delta effects on non-linear static analysis. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s): 221-229]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org.

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.34

 

Keywords: Nonlinear static analysis, detailed dough, cutting the base, the capacity curve

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Adaptive responses of myofibrillar disruption symptoms to high intensity interval aerobic training in soccer players

 

Nima Gharahdaghi1,*, Mohammad Reza Kordi1, Mahdi Safaei2, Maryam Arabloueisani3

 

1Faculty of physical education and sport science, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran

2 Faculty of physical education and sport science, University of Esfahan, Esfahan, Iran

3 Department of biology, science and research branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran

E-mail: N_Gharahdaghi@ut.ac.ir

 

Abstract: The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of high intensity aerobic interval training on muscle damage markers after exhaustive maximal exercise. Twelve soccer players performed soccer special training for 4 weeks. Before that they participated in one session exhaustive exercise in pre and post soccer special training. Blood collection was conducted in rest and exhaustion time for CPK and LDH serum level measurement. Our results showed all indicators of muscle damage changed significantly (P0.05) after both bouts. Based on that, significant differences between rest times and exhaustion times were evident for CPK and LDH serum level after both exhaustive exercises. Compared to the first bout, CPK and LDH levels resulted in significantly (P0.05) smaller changes after the second exercise bout in post high intensity aerobic interval training. The decline in CPK level from pre and post exhaustive exercise (rest and exhaustion time) value between bout 1 and 2 were 31% and 30%, respectively (P0.05). These values for LDH level were 12% and 23%, respectively (P0.05). These results suggest that 4 weeks of high intensity aerobic interval training caused significant decrease in muscle damage markers in rest and exhaustion time in soccer players.

[Nima Gharahdaghi, Mohammad Reza Kordi, Mahdi Safaei, Maryam Arabloueisani. Adaptive responses of myofibrillar disruption symptoms to high intensity interval aerobic training in soccer players. J Am Sci 2013;9 (4S):241-245]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 36

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.36

 

Keywords: Muscle Damage, CPK, LDH, Hoff training, soccer players.

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Strategic planning and business development of tea industry in Iran (Case study: Senic Tea Company)

 

Saeedeh Seyadat1 (Corresponding author), Alireza Pirali2

 

1. MSc of MBA

2. Faculty member of Payam-e-Noor University

 

Abstract: Each organization to be pioneering in their industry should be creative and try to react to environmental events intended. Thus organizations for success in competitive markets should be taking advantage of the knowledge and skills of their managers, unique and coherent action plans as strategic planning and thereby, the acquisition of a brighter future good substrates provide. Therefore, the company should determine the mission, to identify opportunities and threats in the external environment and the internal environment of the organization's strengths and weaknesses, and then analyzing the resulting data, and formulate comprehensive strategies to adopt. Senic Tea Co. started its activities in 2004 in the city of Qom, but there's a remarkable achievement, not yet reached its real place in the tea industry. In the present study as a comprehensive framework for strategy formulation strategy Senic Tea Company (SWAT) was used. For this purpose, researcher, first information about the internal and external environment of the organization through questionnaires and interviews with the target population, and the collection and analysis after SWOT matrix and extracting strategies for each area to determine the attractiveness of the strategy. Accordingly, the first strategy for promoting the companies include: identifying potential markets and export products to regional and trans-regional markets.

[Saeedeh Seyadat, Alireza Pirali. Strategic planning and business development of tea industry in Iran (Case study: Senic Tea Company). J Am Sci 2013;9(4s): 246-251]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 37

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.37

 

Keywords: strategic planning, tea industry, commerce, Iran

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A Study of Idioms and Enigmas in Xollar Dialect

 

Fatemeh Moradi1

1. Ph.D. Student of Persian Literature, Imam Khomeini International University of Qazvin

Email address: dr.moradi91@yahoo.com

Abstract: Considering increasing development of Persian Language in the capital as well as immigrating villagers to metropolitans, there is a fear that many of authentic words, idioms and riddles in the ancient cultures will be forgotten and obsolete. Therefore in this paper for the first time it has been tried to collect idioms and riddles in one of original dialects survived from Middle Persian in southwest Iran, subset of dialects in Fars Province or Xollari dialect and additionally, to present their transcription, pronunciation, meaning and equivalent in Persian. Also, before dealing with the subject, a summary description about Xollar dialect has been provided for the eager reader.

This study is based on field studies, interview, questionnaire, library compilation as well as analysis and comparison of Xollar dialect’s idioms, riddles, their meanings and their equivalents in Persian in comparison with formal Persian spoken in the capital, Tehran.

[Fatemeh Moradi. A Study of Idioms and Enigmas in Xollar Dialect. J Am Sci 2013;9 (4s):252-256]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 38

doi:10.7537/marsjas0904s13.38

 

Keywords: Xollar dialect, Idiom, Riddle, Middle Persian

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Islamic Beliefs in Qasidas of Khaqani

 

Ghodsi baraty

 

PhD student of Persian language and literature, University of Hakim Sabzevari

ghodsibaraty@yahoo.com

 

Abstract: Establishing any new government leads to some social issues shaped by social interaction. Social shift demands own beliefs and thoughts. By study on Khaqani qasidas, information can be obtained about his period. Literature of any period reflects social status and its ups and downs and it is affected by social shifts in different periods and achieves particular meaning. So the social status can be studied from literature of any period and understand its reflection since literature is affected by social phenomena.Particular beliefs and customs are appeared in any society by establishing new governments .It can be found some issues and customs in qasidas of the poet of Shirvan. This article aims to investigate the most affective Islamic beliefs in ideology of Khaqani extracted from his couplets.

[Ghodsi baraty. Islamic Beliefs in Qasidas of Khaqani. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):257-261]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.americanscience.org. 39

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Keywords: Khaqani, Islamic beliefs, divan, society

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Religious teaching in sa’adi’s work

 

Roholah Imani Yamchi1, Javad Sedighi Lighvan2,*, Moslem Rajabi3

 

1. Faculty member of Islamic principles and law, Azarbaijan Shahid Madani University

2,3. Phd student of Persian literature, Hakim sabzevari university-faculty of foreign language and literature- Persian literature group

Email: javad.dadigi@gmail.com

 

Abstract: Poetry is the most elegant humans melody and the most delicate song of life. Its history goes back to the time of Adam and the beginning of life. One of the most important characteristics of it is its close relationship with human sciences. Therefore, the poet should have enough knowledge about various fields of knowledge such as: star science, mathematics, music, fishing, games and entertainments, Jurisprudence and law and etc. Many of Iranian poets, implicitly and explicitly talk about jurisprudence issues in their works. One of these poets is sa’adi shirazi. Sa’adi is one of the most important and leading poets in Iranian literature that has talked about Religious matters many times in his works. Sa’adi as a Muslim poet, has used Religious terms in such a delicate way that we are made to ponder on his work carefully. In this article we are going to examine ‘Religious teachings in sa’adi’s works’.

[Roholah imani yamchi, Javad sedighi lighvan, Moslem rajabi. Religious teaching in sa’adi’s work. J Am Sci 2013;9 (4s):262-265]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 40

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Keywords: sa’adi shirazi, sa’adi’s works, Religious teachings, Islam.

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Feature and sections of praye (Salat) in religions before Islam from the view point of Quran.

 

Dr. Mohammad Aminfard

Assistant Professor, Azarbaijan Shahid Madani University, Department of Islamic Jurisprudence and Law, Tabriz, Iran

 

Abstract: Prayer (Salat) is the most significant and greatest practice of worshiping God in the Islamic religion. It seems that prayer exclusively should be belong to Islam and there has not been such practice in other religions. By surveying the Verses (Ayaat) of the Holly Quran, however, it becomes obvious that prayer had been elaborated in the past religions and the holly past prophets performed it in accompany whit people. According to the Holy Quran, in the past religions, it had been practiced individually or in a group. The Holly Quran says that prayer of the past religions, encompasses the elements such as genuflection (Rokoo), prostration (sajdeh), and recitation (garaah) and it is basically performed at the especial times such as in the morning,..., etc.This fact proves that the main massage of all religions and their principals are the same.

[Mohammad Aminfard. Feature and sections of praye (Salat) in religions before Islam from the view point of Quran. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):266-271]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.americanscience.org. 41

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Keywords: prayer¸ genuflection, prostration, recitation, the past religions.

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A Comparison among Homotopy Perturbation Method and the Parameterized Perturbation Method with the Variational Iteration Method for Vibration of Buckled Beams

 

M. Hajiamiri 1*, K. Gholaminejad 2, A.Majidian3

 

1 Lecturer at Mazandaran Institute of technology, Babol, Iran

2M.S student at Islamic Azad University Sari Branch, Sari, Iran

3Associate professor at Islamic Azad University,Sari, Iran

* Corresponding author. Tel: +989126447611, E-mail: mechanical_amiri@yahoo.com

 

Abstract: In this article, we implement a relatively new numerical technique and we present a comparative study among Homotopy perturbation method, Parametrized Perturbation method and the Variational Iterational method. These methods in applied mathematics can be an effective procedure to obtain for approximate solutions. The study outlines the significant features of the three methods. The analysis will be illustrated by investigating nonlinear vibration behavior of a buckled beam subjected to an axial load. This method can easily extend to solve other nonlinear vibration equations of the beams, plates and shells in the future.

[M. Hajiamiri, K. Gholaminejad, A.Majidian. A Comparison among Homotopy Perturbation Method and the Parameterized Perturbation Method with the Variational Iteration Method For Vibration Of Buckled Beams. J Am Sci 2013;9(4s):289-294]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.americanscience.org. 44

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Keywords: Homotopy Perturbation Method (HPM), Variational Iterational method (VIM), Parameterized Perturbation method (PPM), Buckled Beam

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Hypoglycemic and HypolipidemicActivities of Red Cabbage and Manganese in Diabetic Rats

 

Amnah, M. A. Alsuhaibani

 

Nutrition and Food Sciences Dept, Home Economic Collage, Princess Nora Bint Abdul Rahman -University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

amalsuhaibani@pnu.edu.sa

 

Abstract: This research occurred to study the effect of red cabbage leaves and manganese consumption on diabetic rats. Forty two Sprague Dawley adult male rats were injected with a single intraperitoneal dose of 60mg/kg of streptozotocin to induce diabetes then classified into control (+ve) and five treated groups which were red cabbage powder, red cabbage extract, manganese, red cabbage powder with manganese and red cabbage extract with manganese rat groups. Our results revealed that red cabbage powder, red cabbage extract, red cabbage powder with manganese and red cabbage extract with manganese rat groups showed a significant increased in weight gain, food efficiency ratio and protein efficiency ratio but significant decreased in serum creatinine and urea compared with control (+ve) rat group. Also, values of glucose, hemoglobin and liver function enzymes were significantly decreased while insulin was significantly increased in all treated groups. Lipid parameters were significantly decreased in serum and liver while serum high density lipoprotein cholesterol, liver glycogen, triglyceride, glutathione peroxidase and superoxide dismutase values were significantly increased in all treated groups compared with control (+ve) rat group. In conclusion, the hypoglycemic and hypolipidemic activities of red cabbage and manganese could offer a potential therapeutic effect for the treatment of diabetes in rats.

[Amnah, M. A. Alsuhaibani. Hypoglycemic and Hypolipidemic Activities of Red Cabbage and Manganese in Diabetic Rats. J Am Sci2013;9(9s):295-301]. (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 45

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Key words:Red cabbage, Manganese, Diabetes mellitus, Rats.

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