Essays on Chip In

PART 1: A BELIEF THAT IS STRONGLY UPHELD.

A belief that is strongly upheld is the notion that it is the moral responsibility of members of society that are well off financially or otherwise to chip in and help the less fortunate members of society. This traverses the line of merely neighbor helping neighbor into international boundaries where one country helps another in time of crisis. This especially refers to the countries in Africa which are in most cases in need of various forms of aid varying from financial aid to medical and even psychological aid. This belief was fuelled by the fact that no one ...

INTRODUCTION

Wireless Communication is a much discussed science in the recent times. A lot of research activities have been carried out in this field due to high demand of low-power & interference free communication technologies. Secondly, the humongous developments in VLSI technologies have enabled low-power & low-area implementation of unique DSP algorithms. Many low-end communication technologies have been introduced so far to cater the requirement of short range & secure communication between endpoints for communication, data exchange and automated commands execution . Near-field Communication (NFC) is basically a Bluetooth-like short-range wireless communication technology for smartphones and other mobile devices to communicate with each other by ...

The story ‘Camelot on the Merrimack” by Stephen Yafa describes how the first planned industrial community in America came into being. It is set in a young advancing American nation where there were many attempts by different stakeholders to industrialize it. The book specifically focusses on the Jacksonian era, a group of Massachusetts businessmen who were behind the industrial model mill town of Lowell in Massachusetts (Oates, 269). Stephen Yafa relates this account to the town of Lowell on the banks of the Merrimack and Concord rivers. He focusses on the Lowell mill girls, female girls who worked for the textile ...

Sociology theories in the contemporary society

Introduction Looking into sociology, many theories have been developed by different authors all aiming at delivering some information about the society. Theories were developed mostly in attempt to explain certain social phenomena that is alive even today or existed for some time in the past but is still relevant in the contemporary society. One of the theories that create impact from in this book is structural functionalism which has changed its name to structuralism though maintains a lot of the original content with minimal alteration. In this theory, sociologists argue that the different constituent cultures in a complex society ...