The most common strategy to prevent cybercrime in Iran is to refine content. However, filtering is not consistent with criminological knowledge approaches and contradicts the natural rights of citizens, including the right to liberty, equality and the right to security. The findings of this research show that the high use of filtering results in "civil disobedience," "society laziness in protecting morality," "generalisation of crime," and "juvenile delinquency and victimisation". The findings of this research show that the high use of filtering results in "civil disobedience," "society laziness in protecting morality," "generalisation of crime," and "juvenile delinquency and victimisation". There are already some levels of these unfavourable outcomes in Iran's cyberspace. The conclusion and theory of this article is that sustainable prevention of crime in cyberspace is realised when crime prevention is planned in a "right-wing paradigm" through "community measures" and with respect for individual rights and freedoms. Therefore, it is suggested that by moderating the policy of filtering in the current way, a participatory prevention pattern is implemented so that citizens of cyberspace follow the issue of prevention as a right (the right to cultural participation).

The purpose of this study is to analyze the meaning and purpose of the "lofty houses" in verse 1 of Sura Noor. The application of this research is remarkable in the area of Friedrich's belief that despite the Wahhabism belief in the prohibition of worshiping sacred places and avoiding the blessings of the ancestors, the divine word of the places was fulfilled and consequently, the mission was honored and celebrated. This is necessary for Islamic society. Investigating the Farraginian interpretations reveals numerous facts about the houses of Refinement and comparing and contrasting the Farraginian interpretations can be obtained. The result of a comparative analytical writing is that some Farragin commentators have referred to the mosque as a reference to the noble verse and have "dismissed" it as a (material) mosque building or tribute (esoteric); Also, the verse is considered to be the home of the prophets and the house of the Prophet (PBUH) Islam and his family, and they respect the respect and care of their observance and observance and protect and preserve the destruction and constant presence in their home. The.

In this paper, we study L1 -solutions of the following two-direction poly-scale Refinement equation   f(x) = SM-1m=1 S Nn=-N [c1m,nf(lmx-n)+ c-1m,nf(-lmx-n)]   We prove that the vector space of all L1 -solutions of the above equation is at most one-dimensional and consists of compactly supported functions of constant sign. We also show that any- L1 solution of the above equation is either positive or negative on its support under a special assumption. With regard to the L1 -solutions of the equation, some simple sufficient conditions for the existence of nontrivial L1 -solutions and the nonexistence of such solutions are given.

The purpose of this study was to model and optimize the offline Refinement operations of sugarcane harvester hydraulic oil using RSM. For this purpose, the effects of independent variables of operating hours (250, 500 and 750 hours), Twin Dip Filter Mesh (7, 9 and 11 microns) and hydraulic oil refining times (0, 1 and 2) on variables of water contamination, uncleanness level (NAS), silicon (Si), viscosity (Vis) and oil acid number (TAN) were evaluated. The results indicated that all models were suitable for water contamination, uncleanness level (NAS), silicon (Si), viscosity (Vis) and oil acid number (TAN) for describing experimental data. In addition, the desirability function showed that the optimum conditions for the offline Refinement operations of the hydraulic oil of the sugar cane harvester included 728. 61 operating hours, the 7-micron filter mesh, and the two refining times of the oil. Under this condition, the amount of water contamination, the uncleanness level (particles 5 to 15 micrometers), Vis, Si, and TAN were equal to 187. 63 ppm, 234000, 5. 91 ppm, 66. 34 centistokes and 0. 65 (mg KOH g-1), respectively.

Ethically, the most important purpose of content filtering and Refinement in cyberspace is to prevent the violation of moral principles. Achieving this purpose, however, requires that all practitioners of filtering be aware of their duties and responsibilities and do their best to realize them. But until these duties are not recognized and specified, it would be an absurd expectation that filtering serve the moral purposes and be implemented in a moral way. In this paper, the most important responsibilities of citizens and public authorities for filtering are introduced, the related challenges are analyzed, and some strategies are presented for decreasing them. Responsibilities include information-giving, supervision, avoidance of bypassing the filtering, companionship between users and related administrations, privacy and trust, and challenges include technical and human mistakes, the conflict between moral responsibilities, and weakness of motivation. For the convenience and clarification of the discussion, responsibilities are divided into two general categories of shared and dedicated ones. There are other related discussions in this paper like the definition of moral duty, its importance, and the source and foundation of commitment to moral duty. The methodology of the paper is analytical and it is for practical applications, and besides its philosophical analysis it uses the moral teachings of Islam.

The effect of chemical composition and the hot rolling operations on the microstructure and mechanical properties of in situ aluminum matrix composite with Mg2Si phase as the reinforcement was studied. It was revealed that the modification by phosphorous results in the rounder (more spherical) primary and secondary (eutectic) magnesium silicide intermetallics. During hot rolling, the primary particles underwent mechanical fragmentation and the fragmented particles moved along the rolling direction. Moreover, the eutectic Mg2Si fragmented and uniformly dispersed in the microstructure. By increasing the reduction in thickness, it was almost impossible to distinguish primary particles from eutectic ones due to excessive fragmentation of particles. These observations were related to the brittleness of Mg2Si phase and the elongation of the matrix grains during rolling. The grain size of the matrix also changed due to the occurrence of recrystallization and the average grain size decreases from ~ 90 μ m to 7 μ m for the 98% rolled sample. The change in mechanical properties was related to the fragmentation of particles, destroying the eutectic network, magnificent grain Refinement of the matrix, the retardation of recrystallization by the dispersed particles at grain boundaries of aluminum grains, and the fast cooling of thin sheets at high reductions in thickness.

In this paper we establish an extension of Hermite-Hadamard inequality and as a result we obtain the Hermite-Hadamard inequality for fractional integral and logarithmical integral. Also we get a new re nement of it. Some examples are given.