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There are various factors are responsible for reproductive isolation during the period of geographical isolation. 1. Species specific breeding season: in this the species of same genus having different time for breading will not able to interbreed. Failure of fertilization of egg: this is also happen even the species are interbred. 2. Prezygotic isolation- 3. Postzygotic isolation- Solution There are various factors are responsible for reproductive isolation during the period of geographical isolation. 1. Species specific breeding season: in this the species of same genus having different time for breading will not able to interbreed. Failure of fertilization of egg: this is also happen even the species are interbred. 2. Prezygotic isolation- 3. Postzygotic isolation-.

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The film is a mix of social drama and comedy. The content is presented in a satire. How did people survived the great depression of the world is being documented here. The conditions werre miserable like acute shortage of work, factory closings, labor strikes and political unrest etc. Before we go on to the answers of the given questions lets first have a quick view on the possible ehtical dilemmas of the film: The major ethical dilemmas consist whether out of poverty stealing is right or wrong and whether the replacement of labors for machines that makes the life of labors miserable is right or wrong.. However this movie glorifies the struggle of the poor rather than verifying them for stealing food to survive. By glorifying the struggle the movie takes on yet another social issue: when the poor steal to eat it is not criminal, just survival. The entire movie is spent giving specific (and comical) examples of the increasing futility of working for a living in a world where machines and assembly lines are replacing skilled laborers. Minor ones include 1) The major ethical dillema of replacaement of skilled labors over machines leads to the construct of the movie. The ethics of Modern Times is best represented in the closing scenes of the film, starting with Chaplin’s sly and explicit dance, through to the closing credits, when Chaplin and Goddard walk off into the sunrise, no scene drives it home as well as does the final scene, when they give up and move on. The dilemmas that are still remain unanswered include many such as, spying of employers on employees; in the world of progress does honesty has its place as soon as Goddard obtains money through hard work, she is arrested for prior vagrancy, thus throwing her back into vagrancy; etc. 2) Spying is a clear cut threat to privacy of individuals. Although it is necessary to make effeciecny through labor works but adopting such method is extreme autocratic that makes only employees disgust and left them to disloyal to employers. Employees need to be motivated through great leadership various incentives, attachment to the company to make best out of them. Honesty can not be left in vain in any stage of progress in world. It is a prerequiste to have best welfare of the societ as whole in fast developments in the economies that may lead to threat to welfare in general. Goddard should have not run from the prior crime as it had led her into another crime of being run away from law. Solution The film is a mix of social drama and comedy. The content is presented in a satire. How did people survived the great depression of the world is being documented here. The conditions werre miserable like acute shortage of work, factory closings, labor strikes and political unrest etc. Before we go on to the answers of the given questions lets first have a quick view on the possible ehtical dilemmas of the film: The major ethical dilemmas consist whether out of poverty stealing is right or wrong and whether the .

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The chart shows how to interpret the experimental results to identify unknown species. Suppose you started the experiment with collection of sample. The nature of sample itself gives some idea on what is to be identified. Let the sample is stool sample collected froma person suffering from diarrhea. The suspected organisms are gram negative enteropathogens like E. coli, Shigella (though it causes dysentry and not diarrhea), Salmonella, Vibrio, etc. The sample is initially processed and inoculated on suitable bacteriological medium. Let the sample is inoculated on EMB agar, thiosulfate-citrate-bile salts sucrose agar, and wilson and blair bismuth sulfite agar. If colonies are found on EMB agar, the suspected organisms are enterobacteriaceae. The colony morphology is observed initially, the size, color, margins, texture, all indicate colony morphology. If black colonies with metallic sheen is seen, it indicates E.coli. Pink color colonies indicate Enterobacter. Further confirmation is done through gram staining. Gram staining gives the result if the organism is gram positive or gram negative. If the organism is gram negative, to further differentiate among the enterobacteriaceae, IMVIC tests are done. Each organims of enterobacteriaceae show specific patterns of results for IMVIC tests. Biochemical tests like oxidase and catalase help to differentiate if the organism is aerobic or anaerobic. Solution The chart shows how to interpret the experimental results to identify unknown species. Suppose you started the experiment with collection of sample. The nature of sample itself gives some idea on what is to be identified. Let the sample is stool sample collected froma person suffering from diarrhea. The suspected organisms are gram negative enteropathogens like E. coli, Shigella (though it causes dysentry and not diarrhea), Salmonella, Vibrio, etc. The sample is initially processed and inoculated on suitable bacteriological medium. Let the sample is inoculated on EMB agar, thiosulfate-citrate-bile salts sucrose agar, and wilson and blair bismuth sulfite agar. If colonies are found on EMB agar, the suspected organisms are enterobacteriaceae. The colony morphology is observed initially, the size, color, margins, texture, all indicate colony morphology. If black colonies with metallic sheen is seen, it indicates E.coli. Pink color colonies indicate Enterobacter. Further confirmation is done through gram staining. Gram staining gives the result if the organism is gram positive or gram negative. If the organism is gram negative, to further differentiate among the enterobacteriaceae, IMVIC tests are done. Each organims of enterobacteriaceae show specific patterns of results for IMVIC tests. Biochemical tests like oxidase and catalase help to differentiate if the organism is aerobic or anaerobic..

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Implementing Systems Overview Health information technology (HIT) encompasses implementing a broad scope of applications, technology, and operational activities (1.1 HIT Visioning and Strategic Planning), depending on your organization and its goals (1.2 Goal Setting). This tool provides an overview of a typical implementation of an electronic health record (EHR) system for a hospital. Use this tool to understand the broad range of topics that you will need to consider during HIT implementation. Overview of Implementation Although specifics with respect to an implementation will vary by vendor and application, any implementation should follow a similar high level structure: 1. Project management 2. Workflow and process redesign 3. Detailed plan creation 4. Issues management 5. Workflow and process redesign 6. Preparing for and installing hardware 7. Network development/refinement 8. Security risk analysis and controls 9. Super user training 10. Software installation and system configuration (a.k.a., “system build”), including report writing, interfaces, data conversion 11. Testing 12. End user training 13. Preparation for go live 14. Go live 15. Benefits realization and recognition 16. Optimization strategies Project Management Even though your vendor will supply significant project support, you need to designate an individual within your hospital to be the project manager, representing your interests and ensuring that information learned during the process is retained within the hospital for future reference. (1.2 Project Management, 1.2 Project Management Job Description) Your project manager will be responsible for many activities: o Managing your harmonized project plan, making sure the project gets completed on time and within budget. o Organizing your staff resources, team building, maintaining the project budget, approving invoices, and handling other elements of making sure the hospital completes the designated tasks on the project plan completely, accurately, and on time. o Carrying out your communication plan (1.1 Communication Plan), including reminding others to perform their necessary communications and potentially even scripting them for others such as the CEO. Workflow and Process Redesign Ideally during the planning phases you will map current workflows and processes, using these to initiate change management and create expectations to achieve goals, to help you identify system requirements and select the most appropriate vendor, and potentially even to make adjustments in workflows and processes today where streamlining or other improvements are feasible without HIT. Mapping current workflows and processes gives you slightly less work to do during implementation. This step is essential for configuring the system to your specifications and anticipating changes with the new system. Over just the past few years, the industry as a whole has come to recognize that not attending to workflow and process redesign during HIT planning .

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Hashing based on another type of data structure : Hashing is implemented by using the datastructure, in this use a certain structure which can map keys to values. Unique object is required for unique hash code : Every unique hash code maintains unique object. Hash codes assign to same position in hash table : There are different hash codes which assign to same position in hash table. Collissions exist in a hash table : Since assigning different hash codes assign to same bucket may raise collission. Option 1, 2 and 3 are correct choice. Solution Hashing based on another type of data structure : Hashing is implemented by using the datastructure, in this use a certain structure which can map keys to values. Unique object is required for unique hash code : Every unique hash code maintains unique object. Hash codes assign to same position in hash table : There are different hash codes which assign to same position in hash table. Collissions exist in a hash table : Since assigning different hash codes assign to same bucket may raise collission. Option 1, 2 and 3 are correct choice..

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Efforts to restore the number of apex predators include: Harbor seals in coastal regions of the Northeast Pacific Ocean (Olesiuk, 2010), and Cheetahs in Tanzania (Kelly, 1998) reached desired increases in abundance and distribution apart from this few more other important apex predators include: Polar Bear: These mighty nomads are the largest land carnivores on earth . Polar bears have been known to stake out blowholes in the ice for hours, waiting for seals to come up for a gulp of air. African Lions: Panthera leo it is the female lioness that does most of the killing. Hyenas: Crocuta crocuta which likes to prey on the aged and infirm. Solution Efforts to restore the number of apex predators include: Harbor seals in coastal regions of the Northeast Pacific Ocean (Olesiuk, 2010), and Cheetahs in Tanzania (Kelly, 1998) reached desired increases in abundance and distribution apart from this few more other important apex predators include: Polar Bear: These mighty nomads are the largest land carnivores on earth . Polar bears have been known to stake out blowholes in the ice for hours, waiting for seals to come up for a gulp of air. African Lions: Panthera leo it is the female lioness that does most of the killing. Hyenas: Crocuta crocuta which likes to prey on the aged and infirm..

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B. A switch is a device used to connect numerous computers together in the same network segment and that allows the full bandwidth of the network to be used between any two network nodes connected to the switch. Solution B. A switch is a device used to connect numerous computers together in the same network segment and that allows the full bandwidth of the network to be used between any two network nodes connected to the switch..

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ANS: #include int Rn_get(int low, int high); int cvalue(int card); int toca(int deck[]); int handva(const int hand[]); bool pla_hand(char&); bool draw_u(char&); void inti(int deck[]); void d_deck(int deck[], int size); void dhudd(int deck[], int size); void show_card(int card); void card_s(const int cards[], int numCards, bool hideFirstCard); void wiwh(const int pHand[], const int dHand[]); void cbust(const int pHand[], const int dHand[], char p1); void bbjack(const int pHand[], const int dHand[], char p1); void nbjack(const int pHand[], const int dHand[], char p1); void play_one(); void scboard(const int pHand[], const int dHand[]); void bakkdor(const int hand[]); void sffot(int pHand[]); void go_to(int dHand[], int pHand[]); void choo_def(); void sh_rules(); void add_hand(int hand[], int cardToAdd); void stand_hit(int dHand[], int deck[], int pHand[]); int tcard = 0; float wi = 1.00; int l_1; int main() { sh_rules(); choo_def(); play_one(); return 1; } void sh_rules() { } void choo_def() { cout << \"\ \"; cout << \"Level of Difficulty: Beginner (1), Expert (2). \"; cin >> l_1; cout << \"\ \"; if(l_1 != 1) { if(l_1 != 2) { cin.clear(); cin.ignore(numeric_limits::max(), \'\ \'); cout << \"Please enter your l_1 of difficulty using the number 1 or 2.\" << endl; choo_def(); } } } void play_one() { char p1 = \'N\'; do { char dr = \'H\'; int deck[52]; inti(deck); dhudd(deck, 51); int pHand[10] = {0}; int dHand[10] = {0}; add_hand(pHand, toca(deck)); add_hand(dHand, toca(deck)); add_hand(pHand, toca(deck)); add_hand(dHand, toca(deck)); cout << \"The Dealer dhuddd and dealt you each your cards. \"; nbjack(pHand, dHand, \'y\'); bbjack(pHand, dHand, \'Y\'); cout << \"Your hand:\" << endl; card_s(pHand, 10, false); cout << \"\ \ Dealer\'s hand:\" << endl; card_s(dHand, 10, true); sffot(pHand); while (draw_u(dr)) { add_hand(pHand, toca(deck)); cout << \"The Dealer dealt you another card.\ \" << endl; cout << \"Your hand:\" << endl; card_s(pHand, 10, false); sffot(pHand); cbust(pHand, dHand, \'y\'); bbjack(pHand, dHand, \'Y\'); } stand_hit(dHand, deck, pHand); cout << endl; cbust(pHand, dHand, \'Y\'); bbjack(pHand, dHand, \'Y\'); wiwh(pHand, dHand); cout << endl; cout << \"Winnings multiplier: \" << wi << endl; } while (pla_hand(p1)); } void inti(int deck[]) { int Rank = 101; int i = 0; for (i = 0 ; i<=13; i++) { deck[i] = Rank++; } for (i = 13 ; i<=26; i++) { deck[i] = Rank++ + 100 - 14; } for (i = 26 ; i<=39; i++) { deck[i] = Rank++ + 200 - 28; } for (i = 39 ; i<=51; i++) { deck[i] = Rank++ + 300 - 42; } } void dhudd(int deck[], int size) { for(int i = 0; i < 500; i++) { int T1 = 0; int R1 = Rn_get(0, size); int R2 = Rn_get(0, size); T1 = deck[R1]; deck[R1] = deck[R2]; deck[R2] = T1; } } void show_card(int card) { if(card == 0) { cout << \"\"; } else { switch(card % 100) { case 1: cout << \"A\"; break; case 11: cout << \"J\"; break; case 12: cout << \"K\"; break; case 13: cout << \"Q\"; break; case 14: cout << \"A\"; break; default: cout << card % 100;.

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a) Calcium chloride is used to create the competent cells as treatment of cells with calcium chloride makes transient pores in the cell wall of recepient cells (mostly prokaryotic cells) making it permeable and allowing the passsage of foreign DNA insert into the cell. The cells after treatment with calcium chloride are called as competent cells. b) Antibiotics are the substances which are produced naturally by some living organisms so as to check the growth of other organisms. Mostly fungi and some prokaryotes produce it. Antibiotics are the pontential chemical which serve to inhibit the growth and infection of bacteria and therefore, are used in prevention and cure of bacterial infections. Solution a) Calcium chloride is used to create the competent cells as treatment of cells with calcium chloride makes transient pores in the cell wall of recepient cells (mostly prokaryotic cells) making it permeable and allowing the passsage of foreign DNA insert into the cell. The cells after treatment with calcium chloride are called as competent cells. b) Antibiotics are the substances which are produced naturally by some living organisms so as to check the growth of other organisms. Mostly fungi and some prokaryotes produce it. Antibiotics are the pontential chemical which serve to inhibit the growth and infection of bacteria and therefore, are used in prevention and cure of bacterial infections..

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