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"I am not good enough for the state because I am a woman": The feminization of poverty, a violation of women's social rights?

Amir, Masa (2011-05-24)

This thesis explores the conception of the feminization of poverty, the notion that women experience a higher incidence of poverty than men, that women are prone to suffer more persistent/long-term poverty than men, that ...

Ibn Taymiyya’s theory of exegesis: rejecting the Ḥaqīqa-Majāz dichotomy

Kundra, Isa (2019-02-18)

This thesis examines a crucial pillar of Ibn Taymiyya’s exegetical methodology: his fierce critique and rejection of the ḥaqīqa-majāz dichotomy in Quranic exegesis. In doing so, I particularly investigate the epistemological ...

The Ib??? traders of Bil?d al-S?d?n

van Riel, Jason (2012-05-28)

This thesis deals with the trans-Saharan commercial links between the Maghreb and BilÄ d al-SÅ«dÄ n from the 1st till 5th century AH, and the role the IbÄ á¸ Ä« community played in establishing these links. IbÄ á¸ Ä« ...

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American University in Cairo. University Academic Computing Technologies (2011-12-08)

Identification and characterization of a novel thermohalophilic esterase from the Red Sea; Atlantis II brine pool

Mohamed, Yasmine Mustafa (2012-02-12)

Industrial (white) biotechnology poses an increasing demand for novel biocatalysts that are robust under a wide range of conditions. Traditionally, biocatalysts were isolated from cultured isolates, however, less than 1% ...

Identification of drug leads against HCV and malaria using different target proteins

Al Olaby, Reem (2014-05-26)

Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) infects 170 million individuals worldwide. Although several newly FDA approved drugs targeting the HCV serine protease and polymerase have shown promising results, there is a need for better drugs ...

Identification of potential subtilisin-like serine proteases from the microbial community of the Red Sea Atlantis-II brine pool using a metagenomic approach

El Said, Nadine Hosny (2012-02-04)

The Atlantis II deep is the largest brine pool in the Red Sea of around 60 km2. It is located in the central Red Sea (21Â° 21' N., 38Â° 04' E.) at a depth of 2200 meters from the sea surface. The lower part of this pool, ...

Identification of T-cell epitopes in the Hepatitis C virus genotype 4 proteome: a step towards epitope-driven vaccine development

Abdel-Hady, Karim Mohamed Ali (2014-02-02)

Hepatitis C is an inflammatory infectious disease of the liver caused by the Hepatitis C Virus (HCV). It is a global pandemic, chronically inflicting 150 million people worldwide, with millions of new infections arising ...

Identification of the critical cultivation parameters for scaling up the upstream process of recombinant human Follicle Stimulating Hormone production from Chinese Hamster Ovary cells

Amer, Momen Mohsen (2014-05-22)

Biotechnology industry has experienced a massive development in the production of recombinant protein therapeutics over the past few decades. Stainless steel bioreactors have been considered the gold standards for the ...

Identification of XPA and XPC gene mutations in patients with xeroderma pigmentosum

Rabie, Eman AbdelAlim (2016-05-22)

The human body employs different DNA repair pathways to protect itself against cancers induced by DNA damage. The nucleotide excision repair (NER) pathway comprises different synchronously working DNA repair proteins; two ...

Identifying strategies and techniques for the Egyptian medium and large size contractors to respond to economic hardship

Salib, Michael (2018-05-15)

There are numerous challenges and problems facing the construction industry in Egypt as a result of several economic influences and sovereign decisions, which are listed below: 1) The Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) increased ...

Identifying the topic-specific influential users in Twitter

Shalaby, May (2014-05-13)

Social Influence can be described as the ability to have an effect on the thoughts or actions of others. Influential members in online communities are becoming the new media to market products and sway opinions. Also, their ...

Identifying Worst-Case Test Vectors for Delay Failures Induced by Total Dose in Flash- based FPGA

Ammar, Adel (2016-01-27)

A thesis presented on the effects of space radiation on the flash-based FPGA leading to failure with applying a proposed fault model to identify the worst, nominal and best-case test vectors for each. This thesis analyzed ...

Identifying worst case test vectors for FPGA exposed to total ionization dose using design for testability techniques

Abdelwahab, Mohamed Sami (2018-05-15)

Electronic devices often operate in harsh environments which contain a variation of radiation sources. Radiation may cause different kinds of damage to proper operation of the devices. Their sources can be found in terrestrial ...

Identity and its political manipulation in Syria

Sharkawy, Nada Yasser (2016-09-18)

This research takes a social constructivist approach in order to analyze how identity is used as a political tool, leading to the current civil war in Syria. Identity plays a great role in the political scene in Syria ever ...

I did not go to Tahrir

Fottouh, Nihad (2011-12-03)

If learning is a social process, where does Web 2.0 fit in?

American University in Cairo. Center for Learning and Teaching (American University in Cairo, 2014-09-17)

The first time I heard a lecture on Web 2.0 was in April 2006 at a “WEBIST” conference in Portugal. At the time, I don’t think I quite understood what this new phase of the web meant, except that it was a collection of ...

I Know the Secret of Life

Bint Al Nil (Bint Al Nil, 1951-09)

This article talks about the Egyptian lawyer Mofeeda Abd Al Rahman, who is a living example of a woman’s ability to create a balance between her career and her role as a housewife. Mofeeda Abd Al Rahman is a dedicated ...

Illumination (B.M.F.A)

Unknown author (2011-07-05)

Illumination, B.M.F.A

Unknown author (2011-07-05)

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