Cable termination Faults are problematic in electrical networks almost always. Technology has solved problems somewhat, but there are many annual reports about damaged cable terminations. For analyzing the problems, Faults in two regional electricity companies are studied. At first step, damaged cable terminations are analyzed statistically and grouped according to their problems. Then, some of the damaged cable terminations are checked to classify vulnerable areas. The investigation is completed by simulation, analysis and study of equivalent circuit. Conclusions underline important points which can be helpful for reducing the damages.

The north-south trending strike-slip Faults within the basement of the Zagros fold and thrust belt, which are inherited from the Pan-African construction phase, were reactivated during the suturing and convergence of Arabia and Central Iran since the Late Cretaceous and influenced the NW-SE trending structures of the Zagros belt. Among most of these transverse Faults, the Kazerun fault which delineates the western boundary of the salt plugs in the Zagros belt near longitude 51.5°E is described in detail as the most significant transverse strike-slip fault recognized in the belt. Here, during the course of our investigations we found new evidence indicating that the north-south trending Kazerun fault system can be extended southwards to the coast of the Persian Gulf as evidenced by a prominent escarpment marking the west side of the Mand anticline as well as the observations of surface faulting associated with the right-lateral motion of recent geomorphic features. However, the north-south trending Razak fault has also been recognized as one of the major transverse Faults in the Zagros basement. Right-lateral strike-slip motion along the Razak fault strands can be inferred from the associated lateral offset of stream beds observed on satellite images, aerial photos and on the field. Unlike what have been previously suggested, this study concludes that the southern ends of some of the north-south trending strike-slip Faults which cross the NW-SE structures of the Zagros belt are not turned into thrusts striking ESE, sub-parallel to the fold axes, but instead the southern continuation of the north-south trending Faults can be extended southwards to the coast of the Persian Gulf and Saudi Arabia.

In the frame of the paradigm of competition between maritime (sea) and land strategies there are two grate geostrategic Faults in global scale located at the West and East of the Eurasia that seems are the origins of current policies in the world. In fact, the global geostrategic confrontations are located in the onshore parts of the Eurasia. These confrontations are limited from East to onshore gap-line between land of Eurasia and Pacific Ocean, and from West to the gap-line between Eurasia and Europe and Africa. It looks that, European states and the USA and the maritime strategy allies have surrounded the land of Eurasia, and challenge the land strategy and its allies and enforce them to the spatial contraction. In opposite, Russia and China as the main actors of the land strategy try to cope with this challenge, and reach to the spatial expansion...

In software programs, most of the time, there is a chance for occurrence of Faults in general, and exception Faults in particular. Localizing those pieces of code that are responsible for a particular fault is one of the most complicated tasks, and it can produce incorrect results if done manually. Semi-automated and fully-automated techniques have been introduced to overcome this issue. However, despite recent advances in fault localization techniques, they are not necessarily applicable to Android applications because of their special characteristics such as context-awareness, use of sensors, being executable on various mobile devices, limited hardware resources, etc. To this aim, in this paper, a semi-automated hybrid method is introduced that combines static and dynamic analyses to localize exception Faults in Android applications. Our evaluations of nine open source Android applications of di erent sizes with various exceptions show that the technique proposed in this paper can correctly identify root causes of the occurred exceptions. These results indicate that our proposed approach is e ective in practice in localizing exception Faults in Android applications.

Background and Objective: Failure to follow the standard guidelines in the selection and monitoring of infants before and during home phototherapy can result in unfavorable outcomes. The present study was conducted to determine the performance and complications of failure to follow the standard guidelines in infants undergoing home phototherapy in Mashhad, Iran. Methods: In this cross-sectional study, a total of 202 infants who were referred to neurology clinic or hospitalized at the emergency or neonatal wards due to acute or chronic outcomes of home phototherapy were included in 2020-2021. Gestational age, gender, birth weight, age at jaundice onset, age and duration of phototherapy, weight on admission, etiology of jaundice, referrer, phototherapy service providing center, type of breastfeeding, hyperthermia incidence, serum or skin bilirubin levels at the beginning and end of phototherapy, hematocrit, direct and indirect Coombs test, reticulocyte count, TSH, T4, G6PD, maternal age and blood type, parity, type of delivery, and pregnancy and delivery problems were recorded. Findings: The mean age of infants was 7. 7±, 7. 6 days, birth weight 2746±, 707 gr, admission weight 2601±, 771, bilirubin before home phototherapy 15. 58±, 3. 7 mg/dl, bilirubin on admission 17. 5±, 5. 8 mg/dl, and home phototherapy duration was 2. 5±, 0. 7 days. The frequency of causes of jaundice was as follows: ABO incompatibility (n=30), Rh incompatibility (n=22), urinary tract infections (n=13), fever and dehydration (n=19), hypothyroidism (n=7), biliary atresia (n=5), galactosemia (n=2), and etc. Thirty infants had pathologic weight loss, six had kernicterus, and three needed exchange transfusion. Conclusion: According to the findings of the present study, it seems that the non-compliance with the guidelines and standards for the selection of babies eligible for home phototherapy along with the lack of monitoring of the health status and serum bilirubin of these infants lead to serious consequences (dehydration and pathological weight loss, need for exchange transfusion and kernicterus) in them. It is necessary to closely review and monitor the process of diagnosis and referral of babies with jaundice who need phototherapy and treatment to phototherapy centers at home or hospital.