The study was carried out at Central Highlands Research Farm, in Yemen,
during 2014 and 2015 seasons, to study the adaptation of five sorghum varieties
introduced from (ICBA) and local variety (white sorghum) against climate
changes, to obtain goo
d quantity and high forage yield varieties. RCBD design
with three replications was used.
The experiment was conducted at the Research Station of Middle Heights,
during 2014 and 2015 seasons. Three varieties of Quinoa were used i.e. Ames
13762, NSL 106398 and Ames 137, which were introduced from International
Center for Bio Saline Agri
culture (ICBA), and they were selected out of five
varieties that were grown as observation lines in 2013, to get one variety, high
forage and grain yields, also suitable for the local conditions. RCBD design
with four replications was used. The traits that were studied were: Earliness,
plant height, flowering at 50%, green forage, grain and dry matter yields.
Results indicated that there were highly significant (p≤0.01) differences
between seasons and varieties in respect to plant height, green forage, dry
matter and grain yields. While, no significant effect for the interaction between
varieties and seasons overall growth performances.
This research highlights the elements of the traditional residence building in Sana'a, and tends to explain
its intellectual trends, environmental, economic, social and cultural, in order to conclude a set of results,
recommendations and suggestion
s that will contribute to the promotion and development of the level of
thinking design in a building housing Yemeni contemporary and future, in accordance with the
requirements of modern economic and social development.
The problem of this research is that Yemeni modern buildings do not respond exactly to the actual
population needs. This fact indicates that most of the designs came disproportionately with the cultural
aspect of objective human behavior of the Yemeni society, its customs and traditions. in addition, other
problems may arise, in environmental, economic and social sectors, that are related to architectural and
urban concepts
This paper is an endeavor to evaluate the activities of Mahmoud
Nadeem, the Syrian Pasha who worked as Wali in Yemen in the period
1913-1917. At that time، Yemen was one of the important strategic points
during the first World War and، hence، beca
me the scene of intense
fighting and conflict of interests.
The paper highlights the role of Pasha Mahmoud Nadeem before the
First World War when he was the official representative of the Ottoman
Empire in Yemen. Then it presents his Arab-nationalistic role to protect
Yemen against the growing colonial interests of Britain after the end of
the war. In addition, the paper shows up his contributions in fostering the
rule of Imam Yehia Hameed-Adeen and the suppression of the separatist
movements which rose against the latter.
This study aims to shed light by giving a critical analysis of
errors made by Yemeni/Hodeidah. University students in the area of
English consonant clusters system. This causes a major problem for
university students’ interlingual and intralingual
strategies. The technique
used is an error analysis for a random sample of three levels at English
Dept. Faculty of Education, Hodeidah University focusing on data
collection and data analysis and arriving at recommendations and
conclusion of the study.
Palaeomagnetism and some magnetic and physical properties (magnetic
susceptibility, intensity of remanent magnetization, ac current electrical
conductivity and density) of 115 samples from 18 sites of the Yemen Volcanic
Group TKY (Tertiary and (or
) Cretaceous) from igneous rock exposures from
Sana’a region were studied. One palaeomagnetic pole position was determined
and a magneto-strigraphy of the area was suggested. The different properties
were measured in order to use them as characteristic factors in discriminating
the neighboring igneous flows. The measurement of the in situ magnetic
susceptibility of 80 points, distributed on 4 sub-areas, in the area helped to
calculate the mean value of the magnetic susceptibility of each sub-area, which
may be used in any magnetic interpretation of aeromagnetic or magnetic
anomalies. Also, the density of 115 samples were measured and a mean value of
the density of each sub-area and an overall mean density of each rock age, were
calculated in order to be used in any future interpretation of any gravity
anomaly in the area.
This paper discusses the poetic patterns and psychological which are
conveyed by imagery in modern Poetry Divan in Yemen, and which
Poets used to direct their meaning.
Images in poets divans varied between simile, sensational images and
metaphori
cal prosopopoeia, embodiment, "symbolism" the images that
displays poet mentality.
The psychological functions achieved by rhetorical uses create a
bridge of understanding with audience. They show a gap in the relation
between the images and psychological denotations, and they carry a
plenty of contemporary significance in their symbols, these pictures will
remain in the interior constructing context which came from undulation
of the psychological movement whether these images were sensational,
mental or symbolic. So employing the psychological rhetoric and is
denotation by the poets is confined to articulation only, but exceeds to the
inspirations & psychological undulation which addresses the conscience,
therefore the poets did not use certain rhetoric pattern or type of images
move a the others, but they widened the use of rhetoric so as to able to
deal with reality in all its facts and forms, and explain their attitudes and
feeling towards this reality.
Fifty-one female and thirty-three male patients who suffered from UTI and
attended Al-Thawra General Hospital at Ibb City in Yemen, were examined
for the effects of different antibiotics on E. coli isolated from the mid-stream
urine samples.
The
results showed a variable degree of resistance revealed by E. coli
isolates. It ranged between ١٠٠٪ ((against Penicillin G and Ampicillin) and zero
resistance ((against Kanamycin, Ciprofloxacin, and Gentamicin). Other tested
antibiotics showed resistance ranging between ٤٠ and ٣,٣٤٪.
Chewing Qat is a common habit in the Yemen society.
Various studies demonstrated clear effects of this habit on the
Yemen society, in general, and the systemic organs of the
human body in particular. The absence of studies about the
effects of chewing Qat on teeth, supporting tissues, and oral
mucosa was the major motive for this study.
In Yemen, the outcropping Cretaceous System consists of continental and
marine clastics and carbonates which are distributed in three main lithofacies:
continental (in northern provinces), transitional (in western parts of southern
provinces), and
marine (in eastern parts of southern provinces). These are
included within the Tawilah Formation and Ahwar/Mahra Groups. The
occurrence of the Tawilah Formation (Cretaceous-Paleocene) is restricted to
the northern provinces. Its lower parts consist of continental (fluvial)
sandstones (continental lithofacies) of Cretaceous age which constitute the Zone
without diagnostic fossils. Its upper parts consist of alternations of nonmarine
and fossiliferous marine sandstones of Paleocene age which constitute the
Pulsiphonina prima Zone.
