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The Eternal Path of Charity
The Eternal Path of Charity is by Zin Eddine Dadach who is Assistant Professor at Chemical Engineering Department- Abu Dhabi Men's College. An Arabic version has been published in Algeria. This is the English version.
An Introductory Chemical Engineering Course Based on Analogies And Research-Based Learning
Lesson Plan from the year 2016 in the subject Chemistry - Didactics, , course: Introduction to Chemical Engineering, language: English, abstract: This course serves as an introduction to concepts used in the analysis of chemical engineering problems. Based on analogies and research-based learning, it is intended to provide freshmen a global overview of the field of chemical engineering and help them visualize the elementary principles of Transport phenomena, Thermodynamics, Energy conservation and Energy efficiency. The Learning outcomes of the course are related to the following chapters: (1) Electricity, (2) Fluid Dynamics, (3) Heat Transfer, (4) Mass Transfer & Solubility, (5) Thermodynam...
God
This book is about God, based on logic, science and religion. It is formatted in question-and-answer style such that readers can jump quickly to author’s answers for questions regarding God which readers may considered still unanswered or known answers not making sense. Why believe in God? If God exist, how does God govern this universe, why all those suffering despite those believe and obedience? Why do we have to obey God if we know what’s good or bad for ourselves? Is our fate already determined by God? How do we know God is not man-made? These are examples of questions from the 28 questions posed in this book. It will provide readers with answers not commonly told previously to invite readers to a fresh, new level of understanding God. These are new answers to old questions regarding God
The Universal Law, Consumer Economy and Global Warming
Document from the year 2018 in the subject Environmental Sciences, grade: 3.7, , language: English, abstract: The whole universe follows the same law, where movements are always from concentrated (rich) energies to diluted (poor) energies. However, many of our daily activities seem to follow the opposite law, bringing energy from diluted to concentrated areas. As a good example is the heat removed from the inside cool refrigerator to the outside warm kitchen. In order to obey the universal law, an energy need to be added to the pump of the refrigerant. Carbon dioxide emissions to the atmosphere are the result of generating this energy by burning natural resources, instead of using the free e...
Petroleum and Refining Sector: Towards Cost Effective and Sustainable Practices
Petroleum and refinery industries are facing many challenges like depleting resources, climate change and stringent environmental regulations. Efforts are being taken to increase economy, reduce energy consumption and emissions. Re-refining of oil has potential to increase the economy and reduce environmental footprints. Efficient use of energy with novel techniques for regeneration, co-generation and heat transfer enhancement can reduce the cost and pollution. Many processes in petroleum industries are hazardous, due to properties of the petroleum products and raw materials. This book provides an insight into research and studies on re-refining, enhanced oil recovery, energy efficient, environment friendly and safe practices.
A Short History of Tomb-Raiding
A spine-tingling exploration of a venture as ancient as the pyramids themselves. To secure a comfortable afterlife, ancient Egyptians built fortress-like tombs and filled them with precious goods, a practice that generated staggering quantities of artifacts over the course of many millennia—and also one that has drawn thieves and tomb-raiders to Egypt since antiquity. Drawing on modern scholarship, reportage, and period sources, this book tracks the history of treasure-seekers in Egypt and the social contexts in which they operated, revealing striking continuities throughout time. Readers will recognize the foibles of today’s politicians and con artists, the perils of materialism, and the cycles of public compliance and dissent in the face of injustice. In describing an age-old pursuit and its timeless motivations, A Short History of Tomb-Raiding shows how much we have in common with our Bronze Age ancestors.
First Quantitative Measurement of Motivation. Study of the Effects of Active Learning Strategies
Scientific Study from the year 2013 in the subject Pedagogy - Miscellaneous Topics, , course: Process Control, language: English, abstract: Most freshmen in engineering departments link an equation learned in a course as a unique theory specific to the subject and fail to realize that it is part of a more general notion that can be applied to a wide variety of natural phenomena. The students are able to use formulas related to the theory perfectly, but sometimes fail to understand what the basic concepts hidden behind the applications are. As a result, many students do not know how to apply similar formulas in other courses in the department. On the other hand, engineers are problem solvers;...
The Oxford Handbook of Religion and Economic Ethics
What do world and regional religions say about economic morality? The Oxford Handbook of Religion and Economic Ethics presents together for the first time the key tenets and teachings of numerous faiths on this subject. In doing so, it also compares the major religions in their positions on various social, business, and policy topics, such as consumerism, competition, ecology, and feminism. It concludes with an analytical synthesis that presents and explains the patterns that emerge from the various religions and themes explored across the Handbook's chapters. Together, these chapters underscore a symbiosis between religion and economic life as they mutually enrich each other. On the one han...
