Publications by authors named "M Yari"
The delicate balance of trace mineral supplementation is critical for optimizing rumen function and overall ruminant health. This study evaluated the solubility of an advanced chelate technology-based supplement and assessed its impact on rumen degradability and apparent total tract digestibility (ATTD) when replacing inorganic sources. The solubility of the advanced trace minerals supplement (ACTM) was assessed at pH 5 and pH 2.
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- - Floods threaten urban areas, causing significant human and financial losses, which reduces city efficiency and public satisfaction.
- - The study develops a resilience model for critical buildings against floods using GIS technology and HECRAS for mapping and modeling flood risks.
- - It identifies ten key criteria for resilience, employs TOPSIS and AHP methods for analysis, and determines resilience grades, highlighting the importance of balance redundancy and resistance to stress.
Over the last 20 years, the global production of dimension stones has grown rapidly. Today, seven countries-China, India, Turkey, Iran, Italy, Brazil, and Spain-account for around two-thirds of the world's output of dimension stones. Each one has annual production levels of nine to over twenty-two million tons.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFMonitoring while drilling (MWD) is a crucial task in mining operations. Accurately measuring drill and rock-related operating parameters can significantly reduce the cost of drilling operations. This study explores the potential of monitoring drilling specific energy (SE) and optimizing drilling operations by processing vibroacoustic signals generated while drilling.
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- The study investigates the incidence of transient neurologic syndrome (TNS) after spinal anesthesia using two different spinal needle types (Quincke vs. Sprotte).
- The trial involved 150 patients undergoing lower abdomen or extremity surgeries and assessed pain levels post-operation using a Visual Analog Scale.
- Results showed that TNS occurred in 45 patients, with more severe pain reported in the Sprotte group, indicating the Quincke needle might be associated with less severe postoperative pain.