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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-2502-8probably Asia is much more diversified than any other continent. A division in to developed and developing countries may be another way of looking at different perspectives. From this angle, Asia still belongs more to the developing world, baring Japan, Korea and Singapore, inspite of some spectacul

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Cloud Computing for Engineering Applicationsg and demolition systems for the construction industry. As in industry generally, Hilti has difficulty in finding highly qualified engineers who are able to move at ease in international environments and have a feeling for the management side of the business as well. To address this gap, Hilti and t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-7545-4in the capital Beirut. The native language of Lebanon is Arabic, however English and French are the languages principally used in education especially in teaching Math and Sciences..Lebanon has one of the best education systems of the Middle East, where, besides a modern pre-university curriculum th

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Working with In-Transit Data and Analytics,s has been increased in the seventies through nineties. About 24% of all bachelors degrees awarded in Korea are engineering degrees. The number of bachelor degrees in science awarded in Korea is slightly less than Japan. But the number of graduate degrees in science and engineering is much less than

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