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Efficacy and Safety of Advanced Endoscopic Techniques in Early Barrett’s Neoplasia: A Systematic Review and Pooled Analysis
Unlock discounted publishing that highlights your organization and the peer-reviewed research and clinical experiences it produces. Find out how channels are organized and operated, including details on the roles and responsibilities of channel editors.
DIRECT ENDOSCOPIC NECROSECTOMY (DEN) BY POWERED ENDOSCOPIC DEBRIDEMENT (PED) VERSUS CONVENTIONAL DIRECT ENDOSCOPIC NECROSECTOMY (C-DEN): COMPARISON OF EFFICACY, SAFETY AND COST-EFFECTIVENESS
Sufficient Conditions for the Non-Existence of Global Solutions to Fractional Systems with Lower-Order Hadamard-Type Fractional Derivatives
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Trust-based decentralized blockchain system with machine learning using Internet of agriculture things
Saba, T.; Rehman, A.; Haseeb, K.; Bahaj, SA.; Lloret, J. (2023). Trust-based decentralized blockchain system with machine learning using Internet of agriculture things. Computers & Electrical Engineering. 108. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.compeleceng.2023.108674 Por favor, use este identificador para citar o enlazar este ítem: http://hdl.handle.net/10251/203377 Ficheros en el ítem Nombre: SabaRehmanHaseeb - ...
On Pantograph Problems Involving Weighted Caputo Fractional Operators with Respect to Another Function
6. Conclusions The current paper was epitomized as follows: Sufficient conditions were provided to investigate some qualitative results for the solution of fractional pantograph equations with boundary conditions in scalar real spaces. Weighted ψ -Caputo FDs have been applied; these were based on the weighted Caputo FD which was defined by Jarad et al. [40] and Al-Refai et al. [43].
Manilkara zapota L. extract topical ointment application to skin wounds in rats speeds up the healing process
1 Introduction A wound is defined as damage to the normal structure and function of the skin, resulting from various causes such as trauma, surgery, or underlying medical conditions. Wounds can be classified as either open or closed. This can range from a minor injury to the epithelial tissues of the skin to possibly more severe damage to the subcutaneous tissue and possibly other tissues as well, such as blood vessels, muscles, tendons, bones, parenchymal organs, and nerves (Son et al., 2019).
Ransacking of public property, setting fire to mily memorials acts of terrorism: experts
From a security point of view, people of Pakistan, being members of a patriotic nation, are facing unprecedented events, trends, transformations and challenges these days. Some South Asian nations like Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh and Southeast Asian country Burma (Myanmar) are trying to transform themselves into stable democratic nations.
Acclaim Digital Cover 028: SL — Acclaim Magazine
***This page is meant for mobile viewing only, if you are viewing on Desktop viewing the article here*** SL’s rise to certified status began at the age of 15, fueled by his breakout hit “Gentleman” which instantly captivated the UK rap scene. SL’s unique style and delivery solidified his place as a mainstay in the UK music landscape with just three releases.
The Best New Australian Music From November
This month we’re back highlighting the month of November’s best releases, and spotlighting artists from across the country who are pushing the boundaries of Australian music. November graced us with some with enriching, genre-fluid releases, and showcased the multifarious nature of our scene. Many artists in this month’s list travelled back to their roots, with one example being Western Sydney artist Just M, who shot the accompanying music video for his track “Ancient Wisdom” in Nairobi, Kenya.
The Best New Australian Music From October 2022
Throughout the month, we saw some of Australia’s mainstay acts collaborate with international acts, and the local scene continue to flourish. Tkay Maidza’s 2021 single, ‘High Beams’, saw a remix that featured Brooklyn’s JPEGMAFIA, and Brisbane collective, Moneyboyzforever, came together with US artist Rondo Sp for ‘Love Me Better’. Across the local scene, we saw a myriad of both jazz-infused rap singles as well as drill-oriented tracks, resulting in a month filled with sonically pleasing releases.
Best New Australian Music From September 2022: Baby Prince, Mulalo & More
September was a month that saw Australia graced with festivals, and with it, an influx of international acts. But by no means did the homegrown scene didn’t let up—with a myriad of artists around the country serving up weighty tracks and projects. While the limelight might have been on global acts last month, we haven’t forgotten to highlight the artists who are spearheading the Australian music scene. Here are the top tracks released across September from around the country.
The Best New Australian Music From August 2022
Much like July, August was a robust month for Australian music. We witnessed Babyface Mal and Ay Huncho pay homage to their Middle Eastern roots on respective tracks, KYE tap into a new sound, and the release of ThatKidMaz’s long-awaited EP. The scene made sweeping strides last month, and if you weren’t tuned in prior, this month will undoubtedly be the one that makes you adjust your set. With that out of the way, here’s the best new local music from the month of August.
Arz and the Art of Storytelling — Acclaim Magazine
As an adolescent coming up in East London, Arz had a sprightly passion for music and the dramatic arts, finding himself at a crossroads on which path to take. Starting at 15, he found himself taking the musical route, using rap music as his chosen medium of expression while maintaining a keen interest in acting. As he began to experiment with different sounds, he quickly picked up a fondness for storytelling.
Dreaming Of Doors and Shattering Genres with Obongjayar — Acclaim Magazine
Obongjayar is a Nigerian artist who found his musical footing in the UK after relocating at 17 to London. With a slew of contrasting foundations, Obongjayar’s style is eclectic in every sense of the word. With an Afro-soul core stemming from his formative years in Nigeria, he pulls influence from rock, jazz, blues and afrobeat, cohesively bouncing between genres across his different projects.
Optimized Embedded Healthcare Industry Model with Lightweight Computing Using Wireless Body Area Network
[EN] Wireless technology is offering numerous growth to develop communication systems. The Internet of Things (IoT) is combined with the sensing ecosystem to transfer and process the physical environment. Recently, IoT ...[+] [EN] Wireless technology is offering numerous growth to develop communication systems. The Internet of Things (IoT) is combined with the sensing ecosystem to transfer and process the physical environment.
There’s Nothing Ordinary About French the Kid — Acclaim Magazine
Despite popular representations of Essex in botox-filled reality shows, depicting plush lifestyles and lavish living, these images couldn’t be further from French The Kid’s experience, one of council estates and Irish traveller sites. He makes it a point to reference Essex across his music and details the diversity of stories and experiences in his hometown, stating “That’s why I talk about Essex so much, because that’s what I want to put out there and get that point across”.
PREMIERE: Nasty Mars Switches It Up on 'Sage' — Acclaim Magazine
Off the back of a two-year hiatus from music, Melbourne crooner Nasty Mars details some of the interpersonal growth he experienced over that time and the creative process behind his new single ‘Sage’. Known as a staple figure in Melbourne’s live music scene bringing a unique blend of soul, R&B and hip hop, Nasty Mars returns with a new video and fresh direction, experimenting with a sound we haven’t heard in his previous releases.
Ghostface600 Takes Us to Block6 With 600 SZN 2 — Acclaim Magazine
Constantly surrounded by music, it was destined that Ghostface600 would choose this lifestyle. From his early teens the rapper has been writing for his friends but has only started to find his feet in the industry over the last year. Ghostface, who hails from the gritty Milford Towers in Catford takes us through the journey that drove him to take music seriously.
ArrDee: Brighton’s Cheekiest Chap — Acclaim Magazine
At just 17 years old, Brighton rapper ArrDee surged onto the UK scene, emerging as a formidable spitter packing a lyrical punch, and dripping in youthful charisma that has already won audiences around the world. ArrDee first started writing as a young teen, using music mostly as a tool for venting at first. Today his writing has become more refined, showcasing a natural ability to use humour and flow to tell more vivid stories.
Bugzy Malone: Life, Growth and Resurrection — Acclaim Magazine
With the release of Bugzy Malone’s newest album The Resurrection, we take a look at the inspirations behind the project; his near-fatal motorbike accident, settling his long-standing beef with Chip and recording in recovery. Manchester rapper Bugzy Malone has always worn the mark of a Grime scene outsider, having worked uncompromisingly to reach the level of his London counterparts.
Tion Wayne and His Viral Success — Acclaim Magazine
No stranger to the charts, we caught up with London artist Tion Wayne to reflect on the success of ‘Body’ and the process behind the All-Star Remix. With a new album on the horizon and a steady ascension globally, Tion Wayne is steadily becoming a dynamic force who is waving the flag for UK rap. From Lower Edmonton Green in London’s North, hails Tion Wayne.
The New Locals: 3K — Acclaim Magazine
3K was formed in 2017 by Melbourne friends Moey, Eissa, Beluga, and Benny Lago with an aim to represent Melbourne’s postcode as a growth corridor for Hip Hop music. Rappers Beluga, Eissa and rapper/producer Benny Lago make up the vocalists in 3K, each boasting distinct flows and delivery, meanwhile, DJ and manager Moey holds it down on the business end.
It’s a Family Affair for Da Beatfreakz — Acclaim Magazine
Hailing from South-East London Da Beatfreakz Obi and Uche have imposed their production style and flavour on the UK music scene, building a name for themselves as one of the UKs top production duos. With a versatile and flagrant production style that combines their Nigerian heritage and their London lifestyle, Da Beatfreakz have stayed busy architecting some of the biggest songs over the past 10 years, working alongside artists like Fredo, D-Block Europe and more.
Snap Capone Puts His Stamp on the UK Scene With a Long-anticipated Return
Snap Capone, South London’s rugged wordsmith returns with the highly anticipated sequel to his 2014 mixtape on Return of the Shooter 2. Boasting collaborations with Stardom, Rimzee and of course long-time collaborator and friend Corleone. Snaps flow and legitimacy in music can’t be disputed, as we discuss his influence on the current UK Rap landscape and his highly anticipated new tape.
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