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i'd seriously doubt anyone can pick up Polish in 5 years.
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Roadrunner, all students who want to study in Poland in Polish language, have to spend one extra year at The School of Polish for Foreigners. During one year they only learn Polish. And if they pass all exams, they can study here what they want.
Of course, this one year doesn't guarantee that your Polish will be without any mistakes but but it is sufficient to study here.
I know many Afghan graduates of Polish universities. I also know those who still study. And I can tell you that I would like my Pashto to be as good as their Polish is.دلته دم او قدم دواړه په حساب دي - پل په لاره غلط مه ږده بې حسابهComment
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This is pretty neat stuff Mostafa. You ever thought of modeling coronary arterial flow with such a platform? One of the deficits of CT angio, despite its promise, is that it still cannot offer the physician the beautiful flow profiles a cardiac catheterization does. So if you have a patient with a left main artery (the most crucial blood flow in your whole body) lesion you will DEFINITLY move to catheterization... this then leads to a bolus dose of dye (bad for kidneys) and radiation exposure for physicians and patients. Would be neat if some minimally invasive platform could take a series of CT images and accurately assess blood flow as opposed to simply calcium plaques.Originally posted by Mostafa1919 View PostDude, US and engineering....it's a catastrophy with a long history. LOL
I like your pure jealousy. LOL
If you need someone to do aerodynmical and thermal measurement and simulation of validated experiments with CFD (Ansys) of the vacuum between your ears, I am the man.
Of note, flow does not necessarily correlate with disease status or plaque ready to rupture... so CT can help id possible atheromas:
I had a wonderful experience with two German engineers who were higher ups in Seimens when I was still in the field. It was hilarious to watch their refined ability to notice system efficiencies. We worked together in Washington and I went to pick them up. They were watching the weather channel with fascination. I asked them what was so exciting and they said they were awed to see one nation (the US) with so many weather patterns distributed across it. They were also noting how generally rapidly we were able to make it to our target destination and that the majority of the US population utilizes automatic drive as opposed to Germans using stick shift. This fact coupled to the electronic grid system that sensor controls the lights in DC led them to the conclusion that Americans were very efficient in their travel as well.
I was very impressed with their skills and ability to advance a magnetic tracking system that would eventually lead to a collaboration creating some of the earliest minimally invasive, imaging driven interventions that save the patient radiation dosage and unncessarily interventions.Last edited by BarakzaiAbdali; 03-02-2012, 10:11 PM."2 crackheads don't become any better or stronger by sharing the same crack pipe." - Greatest PF quoteComment
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I have never modelled flow through organic and flexibel tubes.
In fact, if you want to model the flow pattern, you first have to draw your system with Autocad or Pro Engineer and import that rigid body into Ansys or any other CFD programm.
Creating flexibel modells like an artery is not that easy with those drawing and 3D programms I mentioned.
The flow through flexibel tubes has an impact of the form of the tubes and sometimes the impulse of the matter has translatoric or even rotary impact on the tubes.
I know that it is possible to draw flexibel parts in Pro Engineer but I have never used them in Ansys. :-/ Need to check that out!
Right now I am busy with Modelling dynamic chromatographic systems with Aspen Customer.
Here in Germany you rarely see someone driving an automatic car. I think Germans like it in general to be in controle of the things they do. haha And automatic cars have a slightly higher consumption of gas and need more maintenance.
People, and Germans are not exception, are fascinated with that vast and big country called the USA. It's a highly mobile sociaty but I always asked myself why the railway system is so underdeveloped there. I guess for the sole reason that driving and flying is cheap.
The US is a place to see. One of my professors, a 45 year old guy who's parents are Iranien and who was born in Germany, was arrested and deported back from LA Airport and he was dealt with really badly.
I intend to visit family in May in the US. Hopefully this will not happen to me.The only constant is change.Comment
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Try SolidWorks and SolidEdge... these design programs were superb when i was still in practice. The industry was utilizing them, in fact Johnson&Johnson sent us on a retreat to get acquainted with it and it allows excellent prototyping. Consider Femlab as a nice program for modeling dynamic flows... NIH was big on it in their division of biomedical engineering.Originally posted by Mostafa1919 View Post
If you visit this New Rome I live in, i.e. America, send me a line and you will be a guest though i will be in more bucolic settings soon and not close to the heart of the empire where Admin Khan lives!"2 crackheads don't become any better or stronger by sharing the same crack pipe." - Greatest PF quoteComment
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Barekzai,
I will definitly check out the programms you mentioned.
Some weeks ago a friend of mine gave a cracked version of FemLab but I haven´t installed it out yet.
And I would definitly like to see you and Admin Khan when I am on the East Coast, pe khair, so I will write you a message when I am around.The only constant is change.Comment
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i noticed that i became a mod
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i don't think anyone cares.
I am no bird, and no nest ensnares me.
non commercial would cost less if he was in charge himself which he plans on doing. right now it's n herat but soon it will be in qanadahar.
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I realized today, that farsiwan are really rasict peopel -_-.
Beofre I was really niave thinking they are nice, now I know why a lot of Pashtuns don't like them.....Comment
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Today I realized some of my friends are just weird :P
i mean weird like even weirder than me :XComment
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Salaam, Your right about Solidedge its a superb program, Solidworks is very similar it has the same platform, i noticed you can import files from SW into many rendering applications with ease. May i ask what type of practice you used them in, a branch of Engineering i presume?Originally posted by BarakzaiAbdali View Post----------
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That if you hold your nail polished finger in front of the flame, it will catch on fire and make small sparkles like mini fire crackers.
I am no bird, and no nest ensnares me.
non commercial would cost less if he was in charge himself which he plans on doing. right now it's n herat but soon it will be in qanadahar.
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Ok mr AmreekanOriginally posted by ScimitarXEdge View PostThis isn't your baba's "Engineering School" in Kabul , this is america; they don't let you stay in college for "15 years"
people always assume things from what they know
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