Essays on Loop

The systems that can adapt in reaction to unanticipated external disturbances and events during their operation are called autonomous systems . These systems have capability of self-adaptation, self-configuration, self-monitoring, tuning, and other kinds of adjustment without requiring external control input . Autonomous systems are also referred to as self-managed systems due to their independence from external controls. These systems are built such that their components satisfy the design intent in the presence of small perturbations, external disturbances, noise, or other environmental changes. In realm of control systems theory, autonomous systems carry the similar concept mentioned above. Talking in terms of state ...

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Based on measurements, complete the table below: Discussion: Discuss the application of common collector transistor circuit. The common collector configuration of the BGJ amplifier is mostly commonly employed as buffer or emitter follower. The voltage gain of the common collector amplifier is nearly unity and provides large current amplification. It is used in applications where current sourcing is required without modifying the voltage. The input resistance is quite high so it draws negligible current from source. Moreover, the load circuit will not interfere ...

Literature Review:

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Introduction

The Human Papillomavirus (HPV) infection is the primary factor that increases the risk of the cervical cancer development and cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) in the uterine cervix (Soderlund-Strand et al., 2014). Approximately 150 diverse types of HPV have been discovered, and most of them are carcinogenic. Persistent infections of high-risk HPV must lead to the development of high-grade cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN 2 and 3), and ...

The article under the title “Heutagogy and lifelong learning: A review of heutagogical practice and self-determined learning” by Lisa Marie Blaschke is reviewed in this paper, aimed at the revealing of its importance, its strong and, perhaps, weak sides.

Summary of the Article and Author’s Recommendations

The analyzed article gives a reader a short outline of the development in education field: from pedagogy to andragogy, and then – to heutagogy, with a specific attention paid to the benefits of the application of the last element of this hierarchy (heutagogy) in a strong connection with Web 2.0. What is more, Blaschke (2012) has suggested to consider the heutagogy ...

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Using the measurements made in the procedure, calculate the quiescent current IE, and the internal emitter resistance re. The quiescent current IE and internal emitter resistance re can be calculated using the DC analysis carried out in Step#1 and Step#2 of the procedure. The DC voltage measured across RE is used to measure the biasing current across the emitter of BJT. The voltage is measured to be 793mV. Since RE = 1KΩ, so: IE=VERE=0.7931000=0.000793A=0.793mA.

Now, we can calculate the internal resistance of emitter using the formula provided in the procedure. So:

re=0.026IE=0.0260.000793=32.786Ω

Using the values obtained in the experiment; draw the small-signal ac equivalent circuit for the amplifier.

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INTRODUCTION

It is the belief of most people that when stronger law enforcements are applied, it will help in getting the drugs off the market, thereby making the streets to become safe. However, the evidence that exists with the Drug Abuse Council challenges this belief. The council confirmed that an increase in the price of one bag of street heroin in any given month from $7 to $9, there would be an increase in the number of revenue-raising crimes from 11,000 per month to 12,000 per month due to heroin trade alone (Friedman 1).

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Introduction

The cost of manufacturing ammonia using the Haber process plant constitutes the following components: the cost of energy, raw materials, equipment, labor and sparking substances (catalysts). Energy (gas or electricity) costs are incurred to maintain the temperature of the reaction. The Harber process is operated at very high temperatures, and pressures thus higher costs of energy are incurred. Some of the raw materials consumed in the Haber process such as nitrogen and hydrogen are recovered at the end of the process. The recovered materials are recycled back to the system to reduce the cost of raw materials. Starting and ...

Introduction

Changing a mindset is extremely difficult, especially for a person who is juggling all of the commitments of a busy life—a full-time job, family obligations, showing up for social occasions, and the like. It seems to be simple human nature to go along in life making incremental changes, but never really examining the underlying assumptions that our days are based upon. Entrepreneurs may have certain character attributes that give them the capacity to distance themselves from the urgent—what to wear, who to hire, how to soothe the boss—to focus on the truly important—what is meaningful, ...

Introduction

The concept of changing mindset transcends to both the personal perspective of every individuals to shift from career to entrepreneurship and the organizational perspective of shifting into a learning organization. Furthermore, the concept of changing mindset will be elaborated by analyzing a case study and the article by Seddon and O’Donnovan (2010). In he first part, the changing mindset was demonstrated by the case of Andy who successfully established a small business instead of staying in his career. It is apparent from the case that changing from career into a small business entrepreneur can be a challenge, but ...

ENGINE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Introduction This study evaluates the operating principles of vehicle fuel systems, vehicle ignition systems and pressure charging of engines. The report attempts to evaluate the operating features of actuators and sensors used in the ignition systems and engine management system of vehicles. It also analyzes the types of pressure charging systems, its shortfalls and how it affects the enhanced power of the engine. The secondary sources which form the bulk of this report are primarily research from various sources. The paragraphs below look into the sensors and actuators and the pressure charging systems.

Sensors and Actuators

Types of Sensors and function The ...

Abstract

Various methods of hazard analysis has been developed. Two of these processes are System-Theoretical Process Analysis (STPA) and Safety-Guided Design Process. This essay is going to focus on STPA and Safety-Guided Design Process. The first part will focus on STPA and it will the process of using STPA including the background behind it and how the technique is reflected in systems engineering. There is also a description of how the process is used to accommodate human controllers. The second part of the essay will focus on the Safety-Guided Design Process and how it is applied in industrial robotics. There ...

Psychology: Baddeley’s Working Memory

Introduction – Baddeley’s Working Memory Short term memory is an important aspect in human lives as it influences behavior and outcomes in daily lives in more ways than one – of which the role played in development of working memory is an important factor. Even though short term memory is considered to have significant differences from working memory, they are considered to be related by eminent psychologists. The most common factor behind this perspective is that both short term memory and working memory are involved in the storage of information temporarily in an individual. Working memory can be best described ...

NR451 RN Capstone Course

Term and Year Skin-to-Skin Contact for Neonates The separation of mother and neonate for non-urgent medical reasons is a growing trend in nursing practice. However, research has indicated that the practice can have a deleterious long term effect on the healthy infant and mother with regard to breast feeding, cardio-respiratory stability, and blood glucose levels (Moore, Anderson, Bergman, & Dowswell, (2014). The solution to the problem is to initiate skin-to-skin contact at birth (Moore, et al., 2014). The nursing focused plan is to introduce the practice of skin-to-skin contact following birth, which entails placing the naked infant prone on the ...

Lab Experiment #4: Fundamentals of Electric Circuits

Goals The main objective of this laboratory practice is to gain understanding on the basic laws that describe electric circuits and their application.

Background and Theory

Ohm’s Law. According to Alexander and Sadiku (2013), “Ohm’s Law states that the voltage v across a resistor is directly proportional to the current i flowing through the resistor” (p. 31). The constant of proportionality is the element’s resistance, R, which depends on several factors that will not be analyzed in this report. The equation for Ohm’s Law is then: v=iR (where v: voltage, i: current and R: resistance). The units for ...

Question 1

With older electromechanical controls, the operator used to typically be located physically in closer proximity to the process, and therefore had direct sensory perception of the status of the process (e.g., sound, vibration, light) (Leveson 2011). Under computerized and digitalized controls, the operator no longer has a sensory perception of the status, other than what is viewed on the computer. This requires whomever is designing the control system to determine what information is important to the controller, and that the information provided in the feedback loop between the process and what is reported on the screen is complete and ...

Introduction

System thinking crops from management as a discipline and it is mainly concerned with understanding systems by studying the components that link and interact to make up the system. System thinking requires the understanding of how systems work, and it is a comprehensive way of finding faults in order to correct and improve their status. The importance of system thinking is that it helps to understand the working of a system. The more integrated a system gets, the more it can achieve its dedicated objectives. System thinking, therefore, entails the breaking down of individual components of the organization in ...

Sensors detect an input event and control an output event. The output often requires different timing than that of the input event. Sometimes several inputs must jointly produce an output event. In other words, logic alters the raw sensor signal so that it is directly useful for controlling local action in response to sensed events (Ouzounov et al., 2006). A sensor is an interactive application; it expresses interest in an event by defining a sensitive ‘region' and an event type. For example, if a sensor wishes to receive events directed to a geographical object, it can define its region ...

Organizational learning is at the epicenter of conversations in the numerous literatures seeking for improving the ability to obtain knowledge and growing the degree of proficiency. While the courses of learning have grown and grown in the theoretical modification, the association between the organizational learning and organizational change could be distant from the seamless. According to the last contributions, this work is going to explain organizational learning as a process of transforming the organizational practices by the means of new knowledge and comprehension. This results in the consideration of organizational change, which has attained negligible attention in the sector ...

»WHILE THE ACCOUNTABILITY MECHANISMS OF PUBLICLY LISTED COMPANIES RESEMBLE THOSE OF DEMOCRATICALLY ELECTED GOVERNMENTS, IN PRACTICE, THESE MECHANISMS ARE OFTEN LARGELY INEFFECTIVE.«

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The Concept of Accountability 4 Governance and its Relationship to Accountability 5 Publicly listed companies and accountability 6 Accountability with regards to various participants 9 The Challenges of Technology 11 Conclusion 12

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Introduction The governance and accountability of the corporate world has been a significant focus for many since the economy fell apart during the 2007 financial crisis. Prior to this event, there was a lot of public trust in corporate structures; however, after the financial crisis, ...

ABSTRACT

In this study, the discussion is based on the hearing aid as the most effective device for the individuals with the hearing impairment in the independent living. In developing the content, the other types of technological tools have been ruled out in an appropriate manner, by offering actual and supported reasons as to why the hearing aid is the most suitable choice. The essay has also described the various types and levels of hearing impairment, which are namely: deaf, deafness, hard of hearing. This is of significance as it offers a framework for basing, and presenting my arguments on ...

INTEGRATED SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

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The Shewhart cycle also known as Deming model and the plan-do-check-act (PDCA) cycle. It is a continuous quality improvement model that is comprised of a logical sequence of the four monotonous steps to make continuous improvement and for learning. The model is considered a continuous feedback loop because it helps to identify and change the components of the process in order to reduce variation. The main aim of the cycle is to plan to do something, checking to evaluate the meeting of all requirements, and rectification of process to get desired results (Ledlow & Coppola, 2013). The four ...

Aguirre, Stroszek and Fitzcarraldo

Werner Herzog is a genius at directing movies. He has worked with popular actors such as Nicholas Cage and Christian Bale over the years. He is also popularly known for his unorthodox methods in film production. His friend and actor, Klaus Kinski, acted the main role in two films. The film, Stroszec, was debuted in cinemas in 1977; Aguirre was released in 1972 and Fitzcarraldo was released in 1982. The three films by explore a man’s world, how the society views romanticism, use of metaphors and the experiences of a young woman. The discussion in this essay will ...

According to Max Weber, the type of power is where laws and constitutional processes create legitimate authority.

Charismatic Non-traditional Legal-rational Traditional Which of the following theories of conflict holds that people evaluate their interpersonal relationships in terms of their value? Attribution Theory Systems Theory Social Exchange Theory Evaluation Theory The two dimensions in the leadership grid are: Concern for organization and employees Concern for production and people Concern for people and profits Concern for productivity and people What is the first step in effectively bringing about changes? Involving people throughout the organization in the change process Communicating the problems inherent in the current situation Encouraging people to participate in diagnosing the existing situation Giving people time ...

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Diuretics targets to lower sodium and water reabsorption that may lead to enhanced water excretion. The main aim of diuretics is to reduce the fluid volume inside the body and maintain the electrolyte and water equilibrium. These agents are used for managing the pathological conditions including hypertension and edema such as cardiac congestion failure, liver and kidney problems, and glaucoma. It also helps in processing and regulating the blood pressure by eliminating the excessive salt from the body which slows down the cardiac muscles to impel the ...

Albert Bandura was a prominent researcher who advanced a key behavioral theory that he later referred to as social cognitive theory, or SCT. The cornerstone of SCT is that people learn via observation (Denler et al., 2014, p. 1). Moreover, Bandura states that people’s personalities are not only molded or shaped by their environment, but people also affect their environment (Denler et al., 2014, p. 1). Thus, Bandura takes classical conditioning and operant conditioning one step further by asserting that there is a multi-faceted interaction between a person, their environment, and subsequent behaviors (Denler et al., 2014, p. ...

What is the concept and how does it work?

Humanity is not new to the concept of sharing; they have grown learning to share things with their parents, teachers, friends and relatives. In the 21st century, with the kind of advancements that we have made in the area of information and communication technology, internet has enabled the availability of new platforms including social media for us to share things with the people in our loop. The concept of sharing economy is simple and straightforward- any product or service that is not in constant use for the owner or that the owner believes can be shared with others can ...

SORTING ALGORITHMS

INTRODUCTION Two sorting algorithms are studied in this paper: bubble sort and quicksort. Bubble sort is a comparison-type algorithm. It compares the elements of the array two at a time. It starts comparing from left to right of the array elements. The element with the greater value is placed on the right, and then compared to the next element. This is done until the largest element is placed at the end of the array. At this point, the largest sorted element is considered sorted, while the rest of the elements are unsorted. The algorithm is repeated for the remaining ...

Assignment 2

PART A - (Total 15 marks)

Cephalexin and Gentamicin The mechanism of action of amoxicillin is focused on the prevention of the synthesis of the bacteria’s cell wall through the binding and inhibiting of the cell wall transpeptidases (Katzung, Masters, and Trevor, 2012). Specifically, it attaches to the penicillin-binding protein 1A found in the cell wall of bacteria. Then, the agent disintegrates the lactam ring to allow the acylation of the penicillin-sensitive transpeptidase C-terminal domain. The formation of the cross-link of the linear peptidoglycan strands is prevented by the inactivation of transpeptidases. Since the third and last stage ...

Stand-alone Power Supply and Heating Systems

An individual’s carbon footprint is mainly decided by energy consumed to run various household appliances and energy used for home heating. Electric power supplied to grid-connected households is mostly derived from fossil fuels, and thus leads to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. However, homes in remote areas cannot afford grid power supply, and they use renewable natural sources available to them such as solar power, wind power, hydroelectric power or geothermal energy. Even, houses that can be connected to the power grid can opt for stand-alone power systems to reduce GHG emissions. Most common form of off-grid power system ...

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Standing Bodhisattva Maitreya - (Buddha of the Future) Pakistan (ancient region of Gandhara), Ca. 3r century Introduction The significance of the term bodhisattva lies in the way it is used to designate Buddha-to-be. A bodhisattva is destined to become a Buddha as he progresses towards awakening because of his self- motivation and unique qualities. Buddha Gautama refers to his bodhisattva’ in his pre-awakening experiences and how he overcame fears during bodhisattva’s struggles. Bodhisattva gradually develops a clear division between unwholesome thoughts and wholesome thoughts. On considering these formulations, it is safe to assume that the idea of Bodhisattva ...

Discuss the go-vote idea as a causal loop and what other elements/factors you would add to the loop to make the service a success? The GoVote project is an initiative that focuses on providing uninformed voters with unbiased information to inform their decision when selecting potential candidates. GoVote involves a website platform that proves to be the easiest way of controlling the information of the involved candidates without being biased. GoVote’s main idea is to give is to give voters credible information so that they can make choices on their own without prejudiced media persuasion. Biased information would, ...

Part 2

For the purpose of hiring a construction project manager, we have to explore a number of screening methods and discuss the pros and cons of each. The popular methods of screening include screening resumes, cover letters, and reference letters; conducting interviews on the phone or simply screening interviews, screening tests, questionnaires, reviewing the bio data and much more. We will look into a few methods now.

Resume Screening

Once the resumes for the vacancy of Construction Project Manager are received, the first step is to review each and every resume carefully. Experts in HR look for keywords, formatting and quick information ...

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) or the Affordable Care Act (ACA) intends to make patient care more accessible and affordable than ever before (Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, 2016). The act passed in the year March 2010 by President Obama has been a breakthrough in the history of healthcare in the United States. The act aims to cover millions of Americans who were uninsured prior to the implementation of the act. The act is designed to reduce the cost of healthcare and improve the healthcare services provided across the States (Health Insurance Resource Center, 2010). ...

Improve Bus Tracking System

Improve Bus Tracking System The objective of this given memo is to describe the purpose of employing a tracking system in transportation to avoid sector to avoid passengers getting stranded in bus stops, get cold in ice winter-stricken station lobbies without hopes of boarding a bus in the next free minutes. The attached is the methods that prove the effectiveness of an improved bus tracking system – the global positioning system (GPS) service. The methods for testing the service are discussed as well. How an improved bus tracking system, modern technology enables passengers to track their bus and know their ...

Introduction

A professional degree in Mechanical Engineering will allow me to become actively involved in all areas of design. Designing and planning a project requires careful decision-making so that the appropriate materials are used. The machinery must carry out the task it was designed to do while at the same time giving workers a safe task. Noise and environment pollution are two of the greatest problems that need to be taken into consideration, because the health of workers is a primary concern.

Knowledge and Skills Area

Therefore look forward to opportunities to create innovative solutions to problems based on a diverse range of knowledge. ...

Introduction

The paper intends to discuss the significance of critical thinking and system thinking approaches in solving the problems that may arise in the organizations. The prospect of the problems needs to be treated strategically irrespective of the nature of the problem to ensure the sustainable outcomes. However, it has been observed that the managers or the leaders regard even the complex problems as the simple ones, and that results in costing the business practices or even generating troubles to the global position of the business (Gharajedaghi, 2011). In this regard, the paper presents the problem of cultural diversity within ...

Bertolt Brecht’s classic two-toned play The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui is about both gangland Chicago and Nazi Germany. Brecht uses the fictional story of Arturo Ui to parallel the truthful rise of Hitler in Nazi Germany around the same time. Both Ui and Hitler are totalitarian rulers of their relative domains, each with their own secret agendas and a thirst for power that they will attain in any way they need to. If they have to kill people, so be it. Violence and corruption only helped these rulers because they were able to threaten others by making ...

Abstract

Andy’s Parties emerged as a successful startup for eight years from an unexpected uncovering of a robust and growing market for children’s birthday party. The business operates in a large market of working women with no time to arrange and manage their children’s birthday parties and who are willing and capable of paying the price for party services. While working mothers are getting more aware of their motherhood and marital obligations, their careers remained essential to their selfhood, making forcing them to choose both and balance the demands from either. The full service offer that Andy’ ...

Abstract

Organizations and businesses alike are heavily using information technology in processing, relaying and storing sensitive business data and information in equal measure. Given the sensitivity and privacy of the information, information security is paramount. A security breach or cyber attack on an organization presents detrimental impacts on the operation of an organization. It is essential for information security officers as well as network administrators to adopt and embrace pro-active and preventive techniques of dealing with threats. Timely reaction and prevention of possible threats and attacks can be done by performing vulnerability assessments. It is also significant to model and ...

A child having a child is the common expression that many would use when describing teen pregnancy. The effect of teenage pregnancy upon any culture is quite different in regards to how it is viewed and whether or not it is seen as a normal occurrence. In some cultures this would have been seen quite natural, though in many areas of the world this is no longer the case. Since those times much change has come in the acceptance of teenage pregnancy and the risks that are associated with such a practice. Teenage mothers are often more at risk ...

Introduction

For the specification of the control of an aircraft, other parameters and equipment’s other than the basic aircraft control are required. This is because there are various dynamic performance criteria that need to be factored in the aircraft control system design. The basic aircraft system requires a navigation and control so that it works efficiently. The basic structure of the aircraft system is identified as below with the various parts performing various functions:

Aircraft system block diagram

The stability augmentation and transient response improvement are provided by the estimation control of the linear feedback block of the system. The forward loop provides ...

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QUESTION 1: PART A: Based on the information provided by the client about her medications are complete with few exceptions. The client mentioned that she is taking furosemide 40mg twice a day and then mentioned that she is taking lasix 60mg once a day in the morning. It is noteworthy that lasix and furosemide are one and the same thing and lasix is only the generic name for furosemide which is a loop diuretic. Therefore, patient is at risk of developing volume depletion ...

The human body consists of trillions of cells that work together synchronously for the maintenance of an organism. The metabolic needs of all the cells in the body are almost similar. For the well-being of a human body and the proper functioning of all the cells, constant internal environment needs to be maintained by providing the cells with oxygen and nutrients (Homeostasis and Regulation in the Human Body < OpenCurriculum, 2016) The internal environment of the body is tissue fluid, which bathes all cells making up the body (Mader, 2016). The composition of the tissue fluid must always remain ...

Abstract

Kirchhoff’s law states that the total of the emf values in a closed loop equals the sum of the potential drops in that loop. Kirchhoff’s first and second laws are used to verify that in a closed loop, energy is neither created nor destroyed (Scherz, Paul, and Simon Monk 2013). Energy is converted from one form to another. Electric charge is given the necessary energy to flow in the circuit by the electromotive force source, preferable batteries into circuit elements. Electrical energy is converted into heat energy recorded as impedance in capacitors, resistors, or inductors. In the ...

The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do in Life and Business by Charles Duhigg is based on scientific studies and findings that clarify why habits exist and how they can be changed. The author mentions some rules/techniques about changing habits such as the three-step loop, which are cue, routine, and reward. The author elaborates more regarding those methods by performing some experiments and receiving exceedingly effective results. In this essay, based on chapters one and two, I will argue in favor of the author’s discussion on the rules/techniques and experiments, and I will support my ...

Organism # 6

Molecular Biosciences 101 Section # Purpose Materials and Methods Gram Staining: Three circles were marked at the bottom of a clean glass slide and they were labeled as gram(+), gram(-) and unknown respectively. The three labeled circles were then inoculated with microorganism 6 using an inoculating loop. The bacterial smears were then air dried and heat fixed over a gentle flame. The slide was then flooded with primary stain, crystal violet for a minute by placing it on a staining rack. Excess crystal violet was washed off with a gentle stream of water. Thereafter, gram iodine was added and ...

There is a Latin saying, which postulates that our habit is our second nature. Habits help us go through everyday routines without cluttering our mind. From shutting the front door to working out in a gym, we all have habits. On the other hand, we all also have memories. In theory, memories are supposed to make our life easier as well. Remembering how your friends look like or what the name of a book a professor mentioned was also seems rather helpful. A book by Charles Duhigg offers us an interesting insight into a life of a man, who ...

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Crew Resource Management Paper Due Date Abstract Communication is a two way process which is the most crucial aspect of flight deck performance. A flight situation requires effective communication mechanism wherein the human aspect is taken care of through effective crew resource management training. Communication can be critical to the flight deck situations as it might result in positive or negative outcomes with respect to a potential fatality. Human error is known to be the greatest factor responsible for fatalities in aviation. Communication processes can help minimize and mitigate human errors to a great extent. The present study based ...

AN ANALYSIS OF THE SUPPLY CHAIN FOR BOTTLED WATER

A supply chain is the link or network formed among different firms, producing, processing or distributing a certain product. This chain specifically covers the steps it takes to get a good product or service from the suppliers to the consumers. The management of a supply chain is an important process for many industries. Supply chains involve a series of companies. The series involves manufacturers, suppliers, and retailers. The effective management of supply chains and logistics gives companies the potential to reduce costs and to increase market share (Christopher 1999). The traditional supply chain also known as the open-loop supply ...

Auto Fleet is a company that deals in selling of new cars to a large number of customers ranging from individual to car rental companies. Its main customers are the car renting companies that form a large chunk of the company’s sales per annum. The management indicates they have been observing a decreasing trend in sales and the management board projects that at the moment, they will not be able to make the projected sales and profits that they have recommended to the financial analysts including the news media and the financial press. This is a bad reputation ...

Introduction

This laboratory is about the experimental testing, simulation, and analysis of RC and RLC circuits. The magnitude and phase of these circuits are measured accordingly. Theoretical phasor diagrams will be developed with respect to the circuits and are analyzed correspondingly. The three sets of magnitude and phase values (theoretical, simulated, and experimental) are compared and analyzed.

Purpose of the Experiment

The purpose of this experiment is to be able to measure the magnitude and phase difference of the input and output of sinusoidal circuits. The first circuit is a series RC circuit; the second circuit is a two-loop RLC network. These circuits will ...

Couples therapy usually involves a lot of emotion, but emotion is usually not used to appeal to the clients as the reason to make changes in their relationship. In emotionally focused couples therapy, this is exactly the appeal. The past is looked at, not just during the relationship and what problems developed throughout the partnership, but well before that. Patterns are discovered and addressed that may have developed as children or early in their relationship history, with other partners. There may or may not be “breakthroughs,” but the ultimate goal is for each member of the relationship to be ...

1. Kirchhoff’s Loop Rule is followed by a circuit if the sum of the voltages (considering polarity) of the circuit components across a particular direction in the loop is equal to zero. In a typical circuit, there is a voltage source and there are components that are powered by the source. Kirchhoff’s Loop Rule is verified by finding that the sum of the voltages across the components in the loop is equal to the voltage source. Kirchhoff’s Junction Rule is followed by a circuit if the sum of the currents entering the junction is equal to ...

For a personal evaluation on certain duties, self-esteem would be an important factor to consider because it is a social psychology concept. People of all walks of life try their level best to improve or maintain self-esteem. However, these levels vary from one individual to another. For instance, there were differences attained when the boss conducted employee performance review based on communication, organizational agility as well as prioritizing. The boss gave two women (Kathy and Jennet) equal opportunities to evaluate and discuss their performance in those categories (Fiske, Gilbert, & Lindzey, 2010).

Kathy exhibited positive self-esteem due to a number of facts. ...

Network security has been the primary concern of most enterprises and commercial organizations. Network security used to be seen as a mere firewall erection between the network and the internet. Nowadays, managers are finding for ways to integrate security end to end all over the organization where policies and capabilities allow every place and device in the network.

Routing and switching are the core technologies behind any network infrastructure. Major implementations such as network implementation, legacy network upgrade, optimization, and others all depend on routing and switching infrastructures to function effectively. Wally World is a large enterprise comprising of ...

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WELCOME-SLIDE /ADDRESS My dear respected faculty member/teachers and fellows, Asslamualaikum /Good Morning/ Afternoon Oil & Gas industry and environment are much important for us, and we have to save it for ourselves and future generations. Environmental issues are on the increase at the world and it could affect the alternatives of corrosion prevention in the future. Ecological needs still to be developed; however, some elements have been established.

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SLIDE#3 Saudi Arabia geography mostly comprises of deserts & seas and its economy is much dependent on oil & Gas industry. We need to protect our industry for sustainable progress ...

A Knowledge Management (KM) system refers to a system for managing knowledge in organizations to support the creation, capturing, storage and the dissemination of information (Fuller 2002). In as much as KM has become a widely accepted business practice, many companies are still struggling to measure the gains it purports to offer. In these uncertain economic times, there is the urgent need for KM to show the value that knowledge sharing and its re-use bring to the company. There is the need to use measures to derive metrics that show performance and efforts. The measures outline the ...

Hospital gowns are never intended to make a fashion statement. They are more intended for comfort, along with saving and protecting the dignity of the patient from unnecessary exposure. Hospital gowns need to be seen from different perspectives, which will also allow ease of access to the patient, while treating the patient and performing bedside procedures.

Typical hospital gowns can be made from a mix of cotton polyester blend or just pure cotton fiber. There is also an option of flannel material for enhancing the patient’s comfort during winter months. Hospital gowns can be designed either on unisex format ...

Introduction

Capsular polysaccharides are of high molecular mass and low molecular weight cell-surface polysaccharides of Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria (Wang et al. 2000). They facilitate evading the immune system; therefore, the production and extraction of this layer is a prospective therapeutic target (rcsb.org). In the Gram-positive bacterium Streptococcus pneumoniae, strain TIGR4 the Cps4B is tyrosine protein phosphatase CpsB. The phosphatases have capability to dephosphorylate their analogous autokinases, instead of their similar functionality equivalence; they don’t demonstrate sequence homology. This capsule or CPS act as an interface border between a microbe and its environment that presents an expansive biological and clinical significance. ...

Working memory is the memory model, originally formulated Baddeley and Hitch (1974) and subsequently improved Baddeley (1986). The main assumptions of this model :

1. Concept of short-term memory should be replaced by the concept of "working memory system."

2. This concept is more functional, as related to the active handling and temporary storage of information.

3. Working memory is viewed as a complex multicomponent system, not as a separate storage unit. According to this model, the system working memory consists of three major components. This is the central executive unit, the phonological loop (sometimes called the articulatory loop) ...