Riyadh / by 451587 Guise, Anthony

Subjects: “…Riyadh (Saudi Arabia)…”

Riyadh al-salihin / by Abi Zakaria Mahy Al-Din ibn Sharaf Al-Nawawi

Riyadh al-salihin / by Nawawi, Imam, WaHarun, Sayed Imran

Analysis of Limousine Service in Riyadh by Saad A.H. Al-Gadhi

“…This paper evaluates taxi (or the so called limousine) service in Riyadh with respect to entry control, fare control and operating characteristics. …”
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Proceedings of Arabsat Symposium, Riyadh, 1987 by Arabsat Symposium (1987 : Riyadh)

Riyadh Sands and their Effect on Concrete Performance by Ghulam H. Siddiqi, A.E. Ahmed, M.A. Moshrif

“…A physical and geological study of Riydh sands was made on samples collected from crushing plants located in quarrying sites around Riyadh. An experimental study, following ASTM Standards, of the effects of these properties on the performance of fresh and hardened concrete was also carried out.Petrographic analysis showed that the fine aggregate particles are hard and in general subangular to subrounded and more elongated than spherical in shape. …”
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Losses in Riyadh Water Distribution Network by Ali A. Quraishi, Khaled H. Al-Dhowalia

“…This article demonstrates a practical and more reliable approach for assessment of leakage from Riyadh water distribution network. It presents the methodology and discusses the result of the field study of ten selected areas of the city. …”
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Washington-Riyadh at the Origins of Diplomatic Relations by A S Derbenev

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Studies : bulletin of the College of Education, University of Riyadh by University of Riyadh. College of Education

Bulletin of the college of Engineering Riyadh, Saudi Arabia by University of Riyadh. The College of engineering

Joyriding in Riyadh : oil, urbanism, and road revolt / by Mňoret, Pascal, 1976-, author

Gardens of the righteous : Riyadh as-Salihin of Imam Nawawi/ by Nawawi, 1233-1277

Renal Stones and Risk Factors in Jeddah and Riyadh by Osama Y Safdar, Shahd S Alblowi, Neda A Aboulola, Deena T Alharazy

“…This study included 1031 participants aged ≥18 years from Jeddah (n=652, 63.3%) and Riyadh (n=379, 36.8%). Data were expressed as mean ± standard deviation (minimum-maximum) or number (%). …”
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Clinical Prescribing Philosophies Survey for Hyperopia in Riyadh by Farah Maqsood, Zainab A Alhawas

“…Aim: In this survey-based study, Riyadh optometrists were surveyed to evaluate the prescribing philosophies for asymptomatic hyperopic children. …”
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The current practice and outcomes of managing scorpion stings in Riyadh by Abdurrahman Najy Ayoup, Sami Alhasan Yousif, Majid Abdullatif Alsalamah

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Dental students' preferences regarding teaching methods in Riyadh by Huda I Tulbah, Eman M Alhamdan, Amal S Alqahtani, Ghaida A Alduhayan, Lamees S Albedaiwi

“…Objectives: The objectives of this study are to identify and compare the preferences of male and female undergraduate dental students on different aspects of teaching lectures and clinical courses in two major dental schools in Riyadh: the College of Dentistry of King Saud University (KSU) and Riyadh Elm University (REU). …”
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Flood hazards in an urbanizing watershed in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia by Hatim O. Sharif, Farhan H. Al-Juaidi, Abdulaziz Al-Othman, Ibrahim Al-Dousary, Eyad Fadda, Salem Jamal-Uddeen, Almoutaz Elhassan

“…Riyadh, the capital of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, has experienced unusual levels of urbanization in the past few decades, making it one of the fastest growing cities in the world. …”
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Value Orientations Among Physical Educators in Riyadh Sector by Ali M. Al-Sagheir

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Hematologic reference intervals for healthy adult Saudis in Riyadh by Salwa Bakr, Areej AlFattani, Randa Al-Nounou, Nasir Bakshi, Haitham Khogeer, Maha Alharbi, Nasser Almousa, Waleed Alomaim, Amelita Aguilos, May Almoshary, Tarek Owaidah

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Encountering the State: Women and divorce in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia by Zina Sawaf

“…Rather, it takes an ethnographic view point to explore how the state’s feminization of itself unfolds in the everyday encounters and interactions between women divorcées and the processes, offices and officials of the state in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Simply by engaging the state and continually re-interpreting what it might offer them in terms of rights and resources, divorcées are able to draw new boundaries around their private lives. …”
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