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      Modeling and analysis of organic car brake pad [1]
      Modeling diffuse water pollution under changing land use. [1]
      Modeling Flood and Drought Risks in Mubuku River Catchment [1]
      Modelling and analysis of off grid distribution networks for improved reliability performance. Case study: West Nile [1]
      Modelling and analysis of the resilience of off grid power distribution networks for improved reliability performance [1]
      Modelling and simulation of a downdraft gasifier using agricultural wastes [1]
      Modelling of a grid connected battery energy storage system to curb intermittent solar energy issues [1]
      Modelling of an Optimized Intermittent Water Supply Network in Kampala City. [2]
      Modelling the Fatigue Cracking caused by super-single and dual-tyred trucks on a flexible pavement [1]
      Modelling the impact of distributed power generation on grid stability. The case of 6.5 MW Muvumbe Hydropower plant [1]
      Modelling the Impact of Distributed Power Generation on Local Grid Stability. The Case of 6.5MW Muvumbe Hydro Power Plant [1]
      Modelling the spatial distribution of soil organic carbon, case study: lyantonde town council. [1]
      Modelling Uganda's total primary energy supply to the end user by 2040. [1]
      Modification of bark cloth craft Arts in Buganda. [1]
      Modular improvement of Bushera making machine with Flour handling automation [1]
      Modular improvement of the Bushera making machine with flour handling automation [1]
      Monitoring and evaluation of the state of deforestation of forest cover in Nwoya district. [1]
      Monitoring Forest Cover Change Using Google Earth Engine in Kibale District from 2014- 2020. [1]
      Mosques and the Spaces Around Them. Implications to Planning and Design. A Case Study of Wandegeya and Gadaffi Mosques [1]
      A multi linear regression approach to satellite based chlorophyll-a estimation for trophic status mapping of Lake Victoria [1]