Similarity Research Papers Samples For Students

Review of a Scholarly Peer-reviewed Article

In the article Understanding Attribution of Blame in Cases of Rape: An Analysis of Participant Gender, Type of Rape and Perceived Similarity to the Victim, which was published in the March 2009 issue of the Journal of Sexual Aggression, the authors Amy Rose Grubb and Julie Harrower (2009) described the findings of a study where they aimed to determine the various factors that “may influence attributions towards rape victims” (Grubb & Harrower, 2009, p. 63). In particular, they worked with the hypotheses that males will attribute higher levels of blame on the victim than will females; that higher levels of blame ...

Economics: the economics of education in the US

Introduction

It has been suggested that higher education rates for a country is a critical success factor in fostering the economic growth of a particular country. Empirical evaluations confer that demand for education depends on the human labor requirements for a country. In addition, recent studies report that countries that have high education enrolment rates have reported high economic growth in comparison to countries that have fewer rates of education enrolments (Gérin-Lajoie, 2008). The structure and the delivery of the education system usually determine its effectiveness. Just like any other public services such as health care, government involvement in the system through ...

In the early 20th century, this theory had become prominent in the historical and literary criticism of New Testament; however, the supporters of the "theory of the two sources hypothesis” in chronological primacy make hypotheses about the lost collection. According to this theory, Mark and Quelle were basic and the main sources for Matthew and Luke. Many scholars have concluded that the evangelists Matthew and Luke had to use a single source. The existence of so-called duplicates in Matthew and Luke are also considered as a confirmation of the hypothesis Q. Sometimes similarities in Matthew and Luke are expressed in unusual ...

Abstract

Cumulative semantic interferenceThere is good evidence now that when picture of the object are presented, naming times become a little longer for each exemple from a given semantic category (e.g., when a naming several animals or vehicles) the effect has been referred to as cumulative semantic interference. In previous work, we have presented words and picture in groups of four (e.g. prim word, unrelated filler word, unrelated picture, target picture) naming related word prime slowed down the naming target picture. In the present experiment, we extended this work by presenting blocks of five sequences of four such stimuli (e.g. 20 stimuli in ...

In my essay, I will be defending my position that there is a universal definition of ‘word’ that can be applied to all languages. For proving my point, I will provide example of two totally different languages systems: Chinese and English. These two languages are considered to be used by the most number of people in the world (Wan & Yim 507). First, I will discuss the case that the origin of these two languages system is similar. Both languages originate with similar rules: hieroglyphic words and eye movement. I will provide many interesting examples about eyes movement in from “ ...

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Every speech is embellished by metaphoric expression, despite its context, content, and tone. In different fields the application of metaphors may vary, yet still they are applied regardless the situation consciously or unconsciously. In the speech of adults, metaphoric expressions play pivotal role serving as the instruments of persuasion, simplification, and demonstration. There is less evidence that explain the utilization of metaphors by children. Some scholars insist that children use metaphoric expressions unconsciously, while the other researchers imply that they implement the metaphors due to their symbolic perception of the environment. There is certain inconsistency in the results ...

Religion in China and Japan

China and Japan have often been hailed as Asia’s pioneer nations when it comes to their overall development, contribution to history and rich tradition and culture, which not only transcended to nations they made contact with, but also featured the unique ideologies that shaped their respective nations. While both nations today are at odds in several key issues on politics, territory and even in ideology, their religious movements remained the same despite the changing world that challenges these beliefs. For the uninitiated, they would claim Chinese and Japanese religion is one at the same considering they share several ...

Diversity and differences among the groups of people is one reality in this earth. The world is composed of people with distinctive traits, culture, tradition and physique. How these differences will be respected in the sense of providing equal rights and privileges despite the differences remains a challenge for many nations and even for many institutions.
M. A. MacConaill defined the difference between ethnicity and race. According to him, race refers to the physical characteristic of the group of people. A good example is the comparison of the characteristics of Caucasians and Asians. Caucasians have white skin, usually round ...

One of the most renowned tragedies written by Shakespeare, “Julius Caesar” was first performed in England in the year 1599. The play follows the rise of Julius Caesar as a ruler of Rome, the eventual dissent among the public against him, his assassination at the hands of those he trusted the most and the public realization of his worth after his death. Although it may not seem apparent, the story and character of Julius Caesar has been compared to that of Jesus Christ. While the former led the most powerful empire of the time, the latter was the founder of ...

The Christian Bible and Islamic Quran chare a surprising number of similar themes and ideas as a result of their shared religious heritage and birthplaces; an example of this is found in the Bible’s “Sermon on the Mount” parable from the Mathew Gospel and the Quran’s “Lord of Mercy”. It is important to note that the Lord of Mercy referenced by the Koran can include a number of passages, as Allah is directly references as the Lord of Mercy many times; unless specified otherwise, this report will refer primarily to the opening of the Koran for simplicity. ...

The Solow Model

For long, the concept of economic change has been interesting economists. The reasons why some of the countries are poor while others are rich or even the understanding of why some nations grow faster than others has constantly disturbed the understanding of most economists. The theory of economic growth has been put upfront in explaining the growth indices of different nations. In its place, the theory of economic growth aims at explaining whether poor countries can grow faster than their rich counterparts, catch up with them and close their income gaps, that is converge. Elaborated by Trevor Swan and ...

Abstract

This paper describes the chemical reactor with a fluidized bed of catalyst, its advantages and disadvantages. The works also includes design elements and technologies of creation of the fluidized bed. The separate section describes the observed similarity of the behavior of the liquid in the fluidized bed. The conclusion describes the main spheres of application of the chemical reactor. During the study, it was concluded that this type of chemical reactor is widespread due to the large number of advantages that largely compensate the disadvantages. In general, it is difficult to name the industry, where the fluidized bed is ...

Introduction

Ghana, a West African nation and former British Colony, is the first sub-Saharan African country to gain independence from European colonial rule. Ghana gained independence in 1957 through the effort of Kwame Nkrumah, and this spurred other neighboring African countries also to fight for their independence. Ghana is rich in culture, natural resources and so forth. The region was formally known as Gold Coast because trade in the region was formally centered on Gold. Ghana is notable not only for Gold mining but also for the production of cocoa, tourism and so forth (“Ghana”, 2009: Maier, 2014).
Ghana as a ...

THESIS STATEMENT

Hebrews represents one of the New Testament books that lack self attestation author thus its canonicity is disputed. The absentia of Hebrews authorship has forced several scholars and theologians to carry out enormous research to reveal who might have written the book.

INTRODUCTION

Studies indicate that Interest in the letter to the Hebrews as dramatically grown in recent years, with special sessions at major international conferences and canonical annual meetings demarcating the trend. However to the great realization, Hebrews represents one of the New Testament books that lack self attestation author thus its canonicity is disputed. The absentia of Hebrews ...

The contribution of Alfred Wegener

William C. McCullough
LAIS 370 History of Science
Colorado School of Mines
Abstract
This paper discusses the role of Alfred Wegener in the discovery of the Plates tectonics theory. It is believed that the modern day plate tectonics theory is an advancement of continental drift theory which was discovered by Wegener. The study will seek to explore his efforts and contribution to modern science and how he has helped to shape the world.

Overview

Plate tectonics also known as continental drift theory describes that the earth was at one time many years back a super continent whereby ...

Apparently, Harry Potter and the Lord of the Rings are, arguably, the most popular fantasy novels of all time. The two books narrate stories that take the reader away from the actual world into a world of dream-like happenings where the impossible happens and humans have tremendous capabilities (Fantasy Worlds 56). Apparently, the authors of these books borrow from the rich and complex culture of the ancient world, which was characterized by such arts as sorcery and witchcraft. While there are many differences and similarities between the two legendary novels, the characters in both have extraordinary powers. Many researchers in ...

Introduction

With interest in the field of child development emerging in the early twentieth century, many theories have been formed in an effort to understand the physical, educational, social, emotional, and cognitive growth that children undergo from birth into early adulthood (Cherry, 2013). In particular, developmental theories are organized systems of “principles and explanations of certain aspects of child development” (Swim, 2008).
In this regard, this paper discuses three of the major developmental theories, namely the behavioral theory, the cognitive theory, and the sociocultural theory.

Summaries of three Major Developmental Theories

Behavioral Theory
The behavioral theory focuses on the behavior of people, which can ...

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Communism has been a sworn enemy to many fascist regimes, especially Hitler's, Mussolini's and Franco's despite many arguing that they are somewhat related to each other. From the word "communisme", communism advocates for equal class structure and control over the problem of poverty. Meanwhile, fascism came from the word "fascio" and advocates the creation of a nation that runs similar to a corporate setup. However, their belief regarding the state eliminates all form of similarity: communism denies the state while fascism bows to the state as its supreme entity. There is also the case of their political spectrum as fascism incorporates both ...

Introduction

The following is a compare and contrast paper about different religion's primary organization and leadership styles. The paper discusses the similarities and differences among the church, sects, and cult- religious organizations. The church, sects, and cults are all religious and spiritual groups with different ways of leadership, membership and beliefs, making them immensely distinct societies.

Background of the Church

The church is a term coined from ecclesia, and it denotes the society that originated from the Lord Jesus Christ, according to the New Testament writers (Stark 117). The church has been and is a divine society that consists of a group of living men (not a mystical union ...

The right to use fundamental well-being facilities has been a key objective of much fitness law-making and strategy formulation processes to adhere to the health care requirement of the people. Up-gradation in the right to use the basic well-being facilities pave the manner for advancement in the value of people’s life. Though attempts to idealize and functionalize procedures of the right to use have varied. In this paper, access is fragmented into five elements as ease of use, acceptability, convenience, having enough money, and sufficiency. An incentive for this idea is the existence of comparatively restricted research studies ...

The current paper critically evaluates the research study conducted on the significance of national language for the citizens of a country. A language is regarded as a set of definite rules that can be used to transmit opinions, thoughts, or information. The primary purpose of the research paper is to develop an understanding in the minds of people regarding the ways in which the language can unify the national citizens.
The research paper is set to look at the responsibility language in achieving national unity in the United States of America. The American language is a remarkable vehicle that ...

Understanding one’s behavior is essential to the maintenance of proper communication channels. In fact, lack thereof compromises the possibilities of understanding the actions of individuals lacking the capacity to express themselves vocally. In many cases, verbal communication does not fulfill all the interaction requirements, therefore, creating the need to appreciate the essential concepts of behavioral psychology. Specifically, the operant and classical conditioning are essential concepts that seek to explain the nature of the behavior of people and animals. A Russian psychologist, Ivan Pavlov, first proposed classical conditioning and it emphasizes the placement of a neutral action before a ...

Introduction

Over the years, little has changed the way romantic relationships are formed. Both scholars and the average dater agree it usually begins with physical attraction and perceived similarity, and progresses in a somewhat predictable manner from there. Typically, this progression has followed theoretical frameworks such as Knapp’s stages of relational development and Taylor’s (1968) social penetration theory. What these theorists might not have accounted for in the 1970’s (and what seems to be transforming the way young people pursue relationships) is the invention of the Smartphone.

Literature Review

One of the earliest perspectives on communication during romantic initiation ...

Theorist: Albert Bandura Observational Learning Theory

Introduction
A Theorist
Life, Family, Education, and Work
He was born on December 4, 1945, in Mundare, Alberta, Canada, and the youngest and the only boy among the six siblings with a father (a trans-Canada railroad worker) from Poland and a mother (a town’s general store worker) from Ukraine. Albert Bandura has learned three foreign languages, Russian, Polish, and German with the help of his father. The family had no formal education, but they have shown a high importance and value on educational attainment. The entire family had worked hard together, celebrated a happy life, and created a ...

Interpersonal Theory

Introduction
When two individuals meet, those individuals may feel uncertainty and are motivated to communicate in order to reduce the amount of uncertainty. This is the idea of uncertainty reduction theory. Uncertainty reduction theory states that people attempt to understand interpersonal situation by reducing the amount of uncertainty. “Initial interactions between strangers are characterized by information seeking in order to reduce uncertainty” (UKY, 2016). This is done by seeking information in order to get to know the individual. Thus, reducing the amount of uncertainty that exists around the interpersonal communication. This paper discusses uncertainty reduction theory and explains the ...

Did Human Bipedalism Evolve from a Knuckle-walking Ape Ancestor
Did Human Bipedalism Evolve from a Knuckle-walking Ape Ancestor

Introduction

The narratives of human evolution are one of the oft-told scientific stories whenever the topic of the origin of man crops up. However, this topic is also one of the thorniest and most highly contentious. There are major disagreements in the manner in which man first came to be, and every interpretation of almost every new find on the matter will be sure to find opposition among scholars on the field (Harcourt-Smith & Aiello, 2004). While there are numerous causes of disputes ...

Introduction

In the year 2015, the number of foreign students currently studying in the colleges of universities across the United States of America reached 1.05 million (Hookstead, 2015). As the number keeps on increasing every year, the interaction between students and education providers coming from different social and cultural norms is also increasing. This means interaction between people who might not have the same social and cultural norms. This can become a significant challenge when the individuals with limited exposure to low intercultural competence to other cultures end up facing or interacting with people from other cultures. In such situations, ...

The two countries that have been compared with the Hofstede five-dimensional cultural framework are China and Poland. Both countries are large with a big and dense population, with a history of undemocratic and State-controlled economy but which are known to be rapidly growing economies. The geographical distance between the two countries are also large, China is situated in Eastern Asia while Poland is in East-Central Europe. These are the reasons that these two countries have been selected for the comparison and analysis.

The main similarity between the two countries is in the cultural dimension of Power Distance. As the ...

Abstract

It is well known that the debates on the religious topics are among the hottest in our time. Understanding the processes of possible differences can significantly smooth or eliminate the conflict altogether. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to study the relationships between representatives of different religions in different countries. Comparing these relations will help to identify possible scenarios for the behavior of the two sides and the possible outcome of the conflict between them. This paper examines the relations between Orthodox Christians and Muslims in the Ottoman Empire and between Catholics and Protestants in the Holy Roman ...

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Part A: Plan of Investigation
How did Lenin’s war communism policy compare and contrast with his new economic policy? (1921-1928).
It is imperative to know the history of the current communism present in Russia and thoroughly understand its roots that started to take roots after the First World War. This paper investigates the similarities and differences that existed in the economic policies during Lenin's reign in Russia. Understanding the War Communism that set the foundation for the New Economic Policy is of importance so at to review the progressive nature of the country's economy. In as much as ...

The Harlem renaissance is a cultural and artistic movement that changed the nature of African American literature and experience. The poetry of the movement was imbued with personal and third party political and social experiences. There is a raging debate on whether the movement was one of social and political propaganda or that of just the development of art. This paper builds on Du Bois’ assertion that all art is propaganda and should be treated as such. It also explores the claim that the movement was partly a modernist exploit that was aiming at creating a new form of art unique to the ...

The research designs that both authors use are very different as well as the purposes behind each analysis. Printy’s (2008) research design examines the importance of school leaders to mathematics and science teachers’ participation in productive communities of practice as well as the relationship between school leadership and teachers’ competence and pedagogical skills by using a hierarchical linear modelling and the Rasch model to construct measures of analysis (p.187). In contrast, the research design that Raccah (2006) employs is a similarity-attraction perspective to examine male and female school leaders’ relations to similar others in three educational systems: Jewish secular public ...

Introduction

The Iguana Tree is a story that is set amid the perilous intricacies of illegal border crossings. The book narrates the suspenseful story of Lilia and Hector a couple who separately journey from the home in Mexico in search of employment and a safe home for their young daughter in the United States of America. This harrowing novel by Michael Stone meticulously reviews the obstacles that each of the characters endures in the pursuit of a new life (Stone 12).These obstacles include abominable acts like rape and murder in addition to manipulation at the perilous start of the border crossing. Further into ...

Abstract

The construction of the Bayonne Bridge (New Jersey) in 1931 revolutionized the structural technique and design of bridges. It was mad exceptionally well that it incorporated materials and styles that had not been used at the time. The length of the structure made it the world’s largest bridge for many years before other structures were raised. As the first structure that used manganese steel, it is pioneered and revolutionized many aspects in construction of bridges and among other structures The impacts that the bridge had after its competition resulted into much more benefits to the communities linked by ...

Introduction

Many thinkers and scientists have proposed models and theories about how people learn; they are called learning theories. The learning theories are classified as behaviourism, cognitivism, constructivism, humanism and design-based. Behaviorism is based on the supposition that learning occurs for an organism through interactions with the environment. Behaviouristic school assumes that an organism always responds to a stimulus and the ‘responses’ are depends on the nature of the stimulus, i.e. rewarding or pain giving. Here, the learner is considered as a system that has the capability to respond to a stimulus and the learner is passive. The definition that emerged from the ...

There are many strange similarities between ancient texts of different cultures. Within these narratives, there are different trappings, but many of the stories remain eerily similar across cultural boundaries; within The Epic of Gilgamesh and the Old Testament of the Bible, for instance, there are a number of different stories that are remarkably similar. The story of Gilgamesh and the plant of eternal life is very similar to the story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. However, perhaps the most similar of the stories contained within the Gilgamesh epic and the Old Testament of the Bible are ...

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Introduction

Management has been referred as a synergy of four things that particularly are planning, leading, organizing and controlling. Each of these elements has their own importance and recognition in a broad nutshell. The essence of management has been associated with everything as it relates to individuals as well; however it is also accounts for organizations as well (Ahlstrom & Bruton, 2009).
Without doubt, organization is basically referred to a place that has been formed and established for the sake of economic prosperity and economic based expansion and it is highly appreciated, if the management of a company would play a definite ...

In many occasions, tutors and lecturers would give strict instructions that plagiarized work shall be penalized heavily. This is a common phenomenon in all colleges and universities across the globe. What then constitutes of plagiarism? Is it ethical to plagiarize work? Does it have advantages and disadvantages?
Plagiarism is defined as the act of appropriation of literary composition of a different author, or the ideas, passages, theories, excerpts, as original idea created by any other person as own work. It simply goes down to theft of intellectual property of another person whereby someone copies work belonging to someone else’s ...

Abstract

Organ transplantation is an important life-saving procedure for those people, who have some problems in their organs. However, the problem of organ transplant rejection is an important issue in this case. In this problem, patient’s immune system starts rejecting the organ as a foreign body. This problem of rejection of the organ can be acute or become chronic. Several diagnostic procedures have also been developed to reduce the problem of rejection of an organ. Scientists have done a lot of research in this regard. Acute rejection needs immediate care. In order to reduce the problem, specialists will check the area ...

Valentin and Molino have been presented in the novel as two different characters that learn to cope with one another. When we meet them, the only similarity they share is being in prison. Molino has been jailed for molesting a child while Valentin has been charged on political grounds. We also learn that Molino is gay, which makes their staying together even more complex. It is quite difficult for the two to relate in their prison room considering the differences they share. They have no common stories or backgrounds they can relate with, yet since they have to be together, ...

Arunabha Banerjee

Senior Associate, Corporate & Compliance Solutions, Thomson Reuters
Abstract
With the changing needs of time, forensic analysis of fingerprint in administering criminal justice has undergone a sea change. The process has experience intense digitalization of late with the inception of Automated Fingerprint Information System in an attempt to facilitate speed, efficiency and convenience. However, the automation has been hampered by numerous setbacks, as evident in some recent high profile cases. This article seeks to delve into the nuances of use of digital methods in evidentiary analysis of fingerprints and suggest an effective way forward, which suits the interests of ...

Introduction

History reveals that dynastic authoritarian governing had many challenges in most countries where it was exercised. Dynastic involves a succession of rulers from the same family lineage; a family maintains power all throughout through hereditary means. A country that had such ruling, for example, was ancient China in which there were various dynasties. China for a long period was faced with wars, bloodshed, and conflicts because of the dynastic ruling, people killed each other in order to succeed a power. The succession alternated from competent rulers to incompetent ones and vice versa, and the government was marred with corruption, discrimination, and dictatorial leadership. ...

Movie Synopsis

Harry Burns (Billy Crystal) and Sally Albright (Meg Ryan) are outsiders who get together for utilitarian reasons: a cross-country auto ride in which they impart gas expenses and driving. She sizes him up as rough and unfeeling; he sees her as guileless and fanatical. When they complete their voyage, they are happy to part ways. However, the auto ride is simply the beginning of their relationship-and the start of a look at male and female correspondence styles. In their discussions, Harry and Sally frequently show correspondence designs like those found in sexual orientation related exploration. For example, Harry has a tendency to ...

Management

Introduction
The business environment is based by diversity in market structure coupled with consumer demand. As such, the extensive diversity in business environment calls for extensive evaluation. Thus through plausible evaluation, clarity in regards to the operational mandate is evidenced. Thus, this paper will evaluate Capstone coupled with the prevailing industry aspects in regards to operational mandate through the examination of the case questions.
Based on your initial review of the CAPSIM Capstone Business Simulation, what have you have identified as the key business issues that will impact your company? Prepare to discuss this issue with the ...

Introduction

The Eiffel tower is an iron lattice located on the Champ de mars in Paris. The building was erected in the year 1889 and was named after a contractor as well as engineer who was among the most influential people in its construction, by the name Gustave Eiffel (Greene 56). It is the tallest building in Paris having 108 stories. It was the tallest man-made structure until the Chrysler building was built in New York in 1930. However, the addition of the antenna at the top of Eiffel tower in 1957 has now made it taller than Chrysler building by ...

Compare and Contrast of Nature of the afterlife and moral instructions in both Islam and Christianity

Islam and Christianity are the leading and dominating religions of the world. Islam is, however, the third largest monotheistic religion. Islam asserts Allah as the sole creator, the one and only God that is good and sovereign and answers the prayers of his individuals. Islam emphasizes on the fact that God woks with the mankind by calling the prophets in order to proclaim the words of God (Becker). Islam just offers two choices to the individuals, which are God or the Satan, Belief or unbelief, and has mentioned the results that they will either attain the Paradise or will ...

Neanderthals are the members of the genus Homo and are known extinct relatives of Homo sapiens. A large amount of fossils and other archives have been collected that has substantiated the presence of these mysterious beings. The first skeletal fossils of Neanderthals were discovered in Germany in 1856, in the Neander Valley, where a group of quarrymen found 16 bone pieces including a skull, which they thought to be a bear. The bones were analyzed to determine that the fossils belonged to ancient relatives of humans. It has been close to 150 years since the accidental discovery of Neanderthals, however, scientists are ...

Introduction

Current research demonstrates that over seventy percent of the protein coding genes in humans are related to those found in zebra fish. In addition, about 84 percent of the genes that are commonly linked to human disease have a counterpart in the zebra fish. The research therefore highlights the huge importance of the zebra fish species as a human disease research model organism. The zebra fish is a tiny tropical fish that is commonly found in the tropical rivers of South Asia and India (see graphic at the end of essay). Ostensibly, a zebra fish may appear to be a bizarre comparator to humans. ...

Compare and contrast

Different nations have different ways in which they approach the aspect of public welfare. The aspects of public welfare in Australia and United States of America (USA) have both similarities and differences as discussed below.

Firstly, both countries have similar approaches on the issue of homelessness. The issues of homelessness, who are responsible for it and the kind of policy responses towards it, are similar in both Australia and US. The issue has been an ongoing debate in the two nations as individual governments try coming into terms on how to develop a concrete solution. The US federal legislation has ...

Impact of using lowly-differentiated Stimuli on the Working Memory

Abstract
Sternberg Paradigm has been used as a measure in short term memory studies since the model was developed in 1966. Several subsequent studies have, however, not being successful in duplicating the exact results achieved by Sternberg. The reason for this has been identified as the other researchers’ use of faster stimulus presentation rates. The results from these subsequent studies indicate the impact of the presentation rate on the recall capability of the working memory. It is essential to highlight that all these studies used highly differentiated stimuli. This study will, however, analyze the impact of using lowly differentiated ...

According to recent reports all across the world Islam is becoming more popular including “in the United States, and among students on college and university campuses." (Meacham, 13) This seems to be an indication that many people are finding relevancy in the religion even now in contemporary times. This is an interesting fact because if one listens to the newspaper reports Muslims are bad people. Muslims are blamed for almost everything that goes wrong so many people view Muslims negatively.
The fact that Islam has become increasingly popular means that more people are seriously looking at the lessons ...

Chloroplast and mitochondria are membrane bound organelles found in eukaryotic cells’ cytoplasm. Chloroplasts are present in all multicellular plants and some algae species while mitochondria are found in most eukaryotic cells. Their main similarity is that both of these organelles generate the universal cell energy carrier known as ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate).
- Chloroplast DNA
Geneticists have long established that many chloroplast associated traits display cytoplasmic inheritance. This suggests that nuclear genes are not responsible for encoding of these traits. In 1963, it was discovered that chloroplasts have their own deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) known as chloroplast DNA (cpDNA). ...

Australian vs. US Legal Systems

Australia is a commonwealth nation and follows the common law legal system. The Australian legal system is based on the protection of common held beliefs and values of the community in addition to upholding the democratic principles. Over time, the Australian legal system has developed in many aspects that include customs, rules, common law, and customary law among others. The Commonwealth of Australia is ruled under a federated constitutional monarchy whereby powers are divided among the territories, states, and the federal government (Marcus, and Waye, 2010). With the strong common law legal system, the aspect of separation of powers lies between the ...

There are many similarities in the beliefs and values portrayed Einstein in his essay and those of the liberals or the left wings. The two parties believe in economic equality where individuals get to enjoy the same fruits of their labor as those who have for a long time taken advantage of the laws to get a larger share than those with no power. This is a value seen in the left wing of the political spectrum and Einstein says in his essay that capitalist society is the source of evil where some individuals are busy trying to deprive other people the ...

Nigeria Africa-American Culture and Food

The African-American comprise about 13% of the United States of America population. This group of people pre-dominantly originated from the West Africa during the 17th and 18th century when slavery trade was at its peak. Others continue to immigrate into the U.S. through programs such as the Visa Diversity. They practice a distinct culture manifested through different aspects of their lives. This paper focuses on the African Americans of Nigerian origin whose diverse culture is manifested in the food and cooking styles they have adopted over the years. They have different defined meals for various occasions.
The African-American population ...

This paper intends to analyze homer’s Odyssey and Vergil’s Aeneid in order to find out similarities as well as differences between the descriptions of underworld and afterlife as portrayed in the two literary works. Further, Homer and Virgil two great ancient authors along with their reputed works are compared to know about their views on underworld and afterlife. It is interesting to see that what makes these two literary works similar to each other is what makes them different from each other.
A number of scholars believe that homer made considerable influence on religious views of ...

Nike Inc is an American company involved in the design, development and marketing of footwear, apparel, equipment, accessories and services. The company is listed in the New York Stock Exchange, and the company prides itself as the global leader in the supply of athletic shoes and apparel. The company is also a leading manufacturer and supplier of sports equipment. The company has also been named as the most valuable brand in the sports business.
Callaway Golf Company, is also a listed company in the New York Stock Exchange which deals with sporting goods worldwide and is involved in the design, ...

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Measurements, assessment, evaluation and research have similarities and differences. Assessment is a process where information is acquired relative to a known goal or objective. Measurement is where attributes or dimensions of a physical object are obtained. Evaluation is the substantiation of the available information that can help in making conclusions. Research is an investigation aimed at finding out some given information.

The similarity between these four terms is the results. Measurements, assessments, evaluation and research give revelations about the attributes such as weaknesses and strengths of the topic in question. The purpose is also a common attribute of ...

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In Kenya, the mortality rate of Rift Valley Fever (RFV) was reported to be 23 % between 30th November, 2006 and March 12, 2007. This percentage is a representative of the overall 684 cases reported and the 155 deaths reported. North Eastern province led with a total of 333 cases while Rift Valley had 183 cases reported. On the other hand, 141 cases were reported in Coast Province while 14 cases were reported in the Central region. The North Eastern part of Kenya had the least number of casualties reported; 13 cases. Out of the 684 cases described, only 234 cases were ...