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/*****************VideoGame*****************/ public class VideoGame { // instance variables private String gameName; private String gameConsole; // Default constructor public VideoGame() { } // parameterized constructor public VideoGame(String gameName, String gameConsole) { this.gameName = gameName; this.gameConsole = gameConsole; } /* getters and setters */ public String getGameName() { return gameName; } public void setGameName(String gameName) { this.gameName = gameName; } public String getGameConsole() { return gameConsole; } public void setGameConsole(String gameConsole) { this.gameConsole = gameConsole; } } /****************VideoGameManager**************/ import java.io.BufferedReader; import java.io.FileOutputStream; import java.io.FileReader; import java.io.PrintWriter; import java.util.LinkedList; import java.util.Scanner; public class VideoGameManager { Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in); //array list private LinkedList games; private LinkedList currentResult; //tab private static final String delim = \"\\t\"; //Default constructor public VideoGameManager(){ games = new LinkedList(); } public void ReadGameFile(String filePath) { //This reconstructs a new instance of the VideGame Linked list. //This is done to clear the Linked list games = new LinkedList(); BufferedReader br = null; try { //Create a new file Scanner //Scanner fileScanner = new Scanner(new File(fileName)); br=new BufferedReader(new FileReader(filePath)); String fileLine=\"\"; //Reads each line in the file one-by-one while((fileLine=br.readLine())!=null) { //That line is then split using the delimiter (\\t) String[] splitStrings = fileLine.split(delim); //If the newly created array is not 2 items in length then //that line is not correctly formatted and should be ignored. if(splitStrings.length != 2) continue; String gameName = splitStrings[0];//The first element is the game name String console = splitStrings[1];//Next is the console VideoGame newVideoGame = new VideoGame(gameName,console); games.add(newVideoGame);//Added to the Linked list } br.close(); } catch(Exception e) { System.out.println(e.getMessage()); } } public void WriteToGameFile(String fileName, boolean append) { if(games == null)//if the file name is null then return return; try { //Creates the new instance of a print writer PrintWriter fileWriter = new PrintWriter(new FileOutputStream(fileName,append)); for(VideoGame aVideoGame : games) { //Prints to the file fileWriter.println(aVideoGame.getGameName()+delim+ aVideoGame.getGameConsole()); } fileWriter.close(); } catch(Exception e) { System.out.println(e.getMessage()); } } //returns an array list of video games based on a search criterion (name and console) public void PrintSearchCriteria(String nameInput, String consoleInput) { currentResult=new LinkedList(); for(VideoGame aVideoGame : games) { String gameName=aVideoGame.getGameName().toLowerCase(); String consoleName=aVideoGame.getGameConsole().toLowerCase(); if(gameName.contains(nameInput.to.
VideoGamepublic class VideoGam.pdf
VideoGamepublic class VideoGam.pdf
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Use the order of operations to simplify the expression. Parentheses: 5 Solution Use the order of operations to simplify the expression. Parentheses: 5.
Use the order of operations to simplify the expression. Parenthese.pdf
Use the order of operations to simplify the expression. Parenthese.pdf
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The RASopathies are a clinically defined group of medical genetic syndromes caused by germline mutations in genes that encode components or regulators of the Ras/mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) pathway (Raue, 2013). Further, since theRASopathies: developmental syndromes of Ras/MAPK pathway results from duplication ofchromosomeband 12q24.11q24.23 it results in apparent ...X-linkedintellectual disability, (Michelson) Solution The RASopathies are a clinically defined group of medical genetic syndromes caused by germline mutations in genes that encode components or regulators of the Ras/mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) pathway (Raue, 2013). Further, since theRASopathies: developmental syndromes of Ras/MAPK pathway results from duplication ofchromosomeband 12q24.11q24.23 it results in apparent ...X-linkedintellectual disability, (Michelson).
The RASopathies are a clinically defined group of medical genetic sy.pdf
The RASopathies are a clinically defined group of medical genetic sy.pdf
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The Broca\'s area is located in the frontal part of the brain on the left hemisphere. ... Thus, when Broca\'s aphasia occurs, it can have a debilitating effect on the person\'s communication skills. The damage forces people to speak in fragmented sentences that include only nouns and verbs. The Wernicke\'s area is located in the temporal lobe on the left side of the brain and is responsible for the comprehension of speech (Broca\'s area is related to the production of speech). ... When this area of the brain is damaged, a disorder known as Wernicke\'s aphasia can result The ventral stream is associated with object recognition and form representation. Also described as the \"what\" stream, it has strong connections to the medial temporal lobe(which stores long- term memories), the limbic system (which controls emotions), and the dorsal stream (which deals with object locations and motion).All the areas in the ventral stream are influenced by extraretinal factors in addition to the nature of the stimulus in their receptive field. These factors include attention, working memory, and stimulus salience. Thus the ventral stream does not merely provide a description of the elements in the visual world—it also plays a crucial role in judging the significance of these elements.Damage to the ventral stream can cause inability to recognize faces or interpret facial expression The function of the dorsal pathway is to map auditory sensory representations onto articulatory motor representations. Hickok & Poeppel claim that the dorsal pathway is necessary because, \"learning to speak is essentially a motor learning task. The primary input to this is sensory, speech in particular. So, there must be a neural mechanism that both codes and maintains instances of speech sounds, and can use these sensory traces to guide the tuning of speech gestures so that the sounds are accurately reproduced.Conduction aphasia affects a subject\'s ability to reproduce speech (typically by repetition), though it has no influence on the subject\'s ability to comprehend spoken language. This shows that conduction aphasia must reflect an impairment of the ventral pathway but instead of the dorsal pathway. Hickok and Poeppel found that conduction aphasia can be the result of damage, particularly lesions, to the Spt (Sylvian parietal temporal). This is shown by the Spt\'s involvement in acquiring new vocabulary, for while experiments have shown that most conduction aphasiacs can repeat high-frequency, simple words, their ability to repeat low-frequency, complex words is impaired. Hippocampal damage can result in anterograde amnesia: loss of ability to form new memories, although older memories may be safe. Thus, someone who sustains an injury to the hippocampus may have good memory of his childhood and the years before the injury, but relatively little memory for anything that happened since. Solution The Broca\'s area is located in the frontal part of the brain on the left hemispher.
The Brocas area is located in the frontal part of the brain on the.pdf
The Brocas area is located in the frontal part of the brain on the.pdf
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the conflict of internet surveilance versus individuals and privacy rights have been rage for years and mjor internet and technology companies including microsoft , google ,ebay and intel are seeking to update the electronic communication privacy act ie ECPA and the ECPA prevents internet service providers ie ISP\'s from releasing personal information including names ,addresses , phone numbers , credit card and account details about their subscribers without the court permission and protects the content of the files stored on individuals personal computers with the advent of the cloud storage and ubiquitous mobile phone usage since ECPA was passed in 1986 prosecutors and general public are at odds about whether police should be required to obtain a search warrant to retrieve an individuals email communications or to identify the location of smart phones or mobile devices so in this way and yes the congress should enact laws requiring isp\'s to formally track their customers activities in attempt to aid police investigating crimes , attorneys litigating divorce and insurance fraud cases and the entertainment industry in locating illegally downloaded files like tracking the hacker so inorder to protect the information from the hackers congress enacted these laws. Solution the conflict of internet surveilance versus individuals and privacy rights have been rage for years and mjor internet and technology companies including microsoft , google ,ebay and intel are seeking to update the electronic communication privacy act ie ECPA and the ECPA prevents internet service providers ie ISP\'s from releasing personal information including names ,addresses , phone numbers , credit card and account details about their subscribers without the court permission and protects the content of the files stored on individuals personal computers with the advent of the cloud storage and ubiquitous mobile phone usage since ECPA was passed in 1986 prosecutors and general public are at odds about whether police should be required to obtain a search warrant to retrieve an individuals email communications or to identify the location of smart phones or mobile devices so in this way and yes the congress should enact laws requiring isp\'s to formally track their customers activities in attempt to aid police investigating crimes , attorneys litigating divorce and insurance fraud cases and the entertainment industry in locating illegally downloaded files like tracking the hacker so inorder to protect the information from the hackers congress enacted these laws..
the conflict of internet surveilance versus individuals and privacy .pdf
the conflict of internet surveilance versus individuals and privacy .pdf
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Question: Tell me about yourself: Answer : We begin by introducing ourselves and then goes to qualifications ,achievements and our qualities , positives and negatives.Thus I would start as ,\" My name is Alisha Singh I am simple honest and hard working girl I live in joint family my father is businessman I have completed all my basic and elementary education with goods grades and performance . I am also having work experience of 2.5 years . My work is always appreciated by my colleagues and my seniors . I do my work with full faith and confidence I make sure that is no error in my performance .Just like any human being i also have my strengths and weakness. I am very conversant with any person I meet I am very fond of teaching since childhood, i have done volunteering work of teaching students in NGOs wherein I have been loved by the kids.\" 1.Utilize your notes! Have a copy of your CV to hand, print the job specification, have the company website open on your laptop, bring up the interviewer’s LinkedIn profile, etc. There is no excuse for being under prepared! 2. Make notes throughout the interview, and use this information to ask questions at the end. If you progress to the next stage, use this information to help you prepare. 3. You can be more flexible with times – participate from home / work / abroad, etc. However, don’t commit to a telephone interview if you are likely to be rushed or interrupted. 4.No cost of travel. Screening for basic requirement is done more easily. Cons of telephone interviews 1. It is more difficult to build rapport over the phone. It makes a big difference to how you sound. 2. Telephone interviews are often shorter, so you have less time to sell yourself. Be concise as you have a lot of ground to cover. A common starter for telephone interviews is “tell me your ‘story’ in 5 minutes” – stick to the time allocated, and make sure you’ve rehearsed this. If you can’t articulate your experience in 5 minutes then you need to get practicing! This is one of the most common reasons why candidates don’t get past a phone screen . Face to Face Interview : 1. It is much easier to build rapport in person, so get your personality across! 2. It is also much easier to read how the interview is going – look at their body language, do they look interested? Do they ask additional probing questions? 3. You can see the environment that you would be working in which gives you a good sense as to whether this is the right opportunity for you. Cons : 1. Beware of interviewer bias. First impressions count for a lot – be early (leave ample time to account for traffic, train delays, etc.), be presentable (dress for the environment) and on behalf of interviewers everywhere. PLEASE don’t have a limp handshake. 2.Cost of travel – trains are expensive, but remember that this could be your future job, so it’s worth it, right? If you are attending too many and it’s getting too expensive, 3. You can’t refer to as many notes during a face-to-face in.
Question Tell me about yourselfAnswer We begin by introducing .pdf
Question Tell me about yourselfAnswer We begin by introducing .pdf
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Please find the summary below: Contemporary geographical conditions reveal alot about the primitive states of fauna and flora. In this regard, a very discrete observation has been made with respect to diversion and evolution of fauna and flora of Central America. During past few decades, it has been observed that a close association occurs between the reproductive traits of flora and the nature of fauna found in Central American lowland forest areas. Researchers have observed that in last few centuries, some large herbivore species have become extinct. There extinction has lead to significant decline in the seed-dispersal and cross-pollination efficacy of the local plants of this area. However, inhabitation of humans and colonization has resulted into rearing of large cattles such as horses in these areas. The rearing of these large herbivores has played a crucial role in restoring the floral diversity in these areas because these herbivores help in seed-dispersal and sexual reproduction of plants by grazing and movements. Conseqeuntly, these observations has lead to recognize the impact and capability of restoration of local extinct/near-extinct floral diversity just by merely introducing large/small herbivores. Thus, a comparative analysis could be made between artifical methods of floral-diversity restoration as compared to natural and environmentally favourable methods. Solution Please find the summary below: Contemporary geographical conditions reveal alot about the primitive states of fauna and flora. In this regard, a very discrete observation has been made with respect to diversion and evolution of fauna and flora of Central America. During past few decades, it has been observed that a close association occurs between the reproductive traits of flora and the nature of fauna found in Central American lowland forest areas. Researchers have observed that in last few centuries, some large herbivore species have become extinct. There extinction has lead to significant decline in the seed-dispersal and cross-pollination efficacy of the local plants of this area. However, inhabitation of humans and colonization has resulted into rearing of large cattles such as horses in these areas. The rearing of these large herbivores has played a crucial role in restoring the floral diversity in these areas because these herbivores help in seed-dispersal and sexual reproduction of plants by grazing and movements. Conseqeuntly, these observations has lead to recognize the impact and capability of restoration of local extinct/near-extinct floral diversity just by merely introducing large/small herbivores. Thus, a comparative analysis could be made between artifical methods of floral-diversity restoration as compared to natural and environmentally favourable methods..
Please find the summary belowContemporary geographical conditions.pdf
Please find the summary belowContemporary geographical conditions.pdf
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/*****************VideoGame*****************/ public class VideoGame { // instance variables private String gameName; private String gameConsole; // Default constructor public VideoGame() { } // parameterized constructor public VideoGame(String gameName, String gameConsole) { this.gameName = gameName; this.gameConsole = gameConsole; } /* getters and setters */ public String getGameName() { return gameName; } public void setGameName(String gameName) { this.gameName = gameName; } public String getGameConsole() { return gameConsole; } public void setGameConsole(String gameConsole) { this.gameConsole = gameConsole; } } /****************VideoGameManager**************/ import java.io.BufferedReader; import java.io.FileOutputStream; import java.io.FileReader; import java.io.PrintWriter; import java.util.LinkedList; import java.util.Scanner; public class VideoGameManager { Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in); //array list private LinkedList games; private LinkedList currentResult; //tab private static final String delim = \"\\t\"; //Default constructor public VideoGameManager(){ games = new LinkedList(); } public void ReadGameFile(String filePath) { //This reconstructs a new instance of the VideGame Linked list. //This is done to clear the Linked list games = new LinkedList(); BufferedReader br = null; try { //Create a new file Scanner //Scanner fileScanner = new Scanner(new File(fileName)); br=new BufferedReader(new FileReader(filePath)); String fileLine=\"\"; //Reads each line in the file one-by-one while((fileLine=br.readLine())!=null) { //That line is then split using the delimiter (\\t) String[] splitStrings = fileLine.split(delim); //If the newly created array is not 2 items in length then //that line is not correctly formatted and should be ignored. if(splitStrings.length != 2) continue; String gameName = splitStrings[0];//The first element is the game name String console = splitStrings[1];//Next is the console VideoGame newVideoGame = new VideoGame(gameName,console); games.add(newVideoGame);//Added to the Linked list } br.close(); } catch(Exception e) { System.out.println(e.getMessage()); } } public void WriteToGameFile(String fileName, boolean append) { if(games == null)//if the file name is null then return return; try { //Creates the new instance of a print writer PrintWriter fileWriter = new PrintWriter(new FileOutputStream(fileName,append)); for(VideoGame aVideoGame : games) { //Prints to the file fileWriter.println(aVideoGame.getGameName()+delim+ aVideoGame.getGameConsole()); } fileWriter.close(); } catch(Exception e) { System.out.println(e.getMessage()); } } //returns an array list of video games based on a search criterion (name and console) public void PrintSearchCriteria(String nameInput, String consoleInput) { currentResult=new LinkedList(); for(VideoGame aVideoGame : games) { String gameName=aVideoGame.getGameName().toLowerCase(); String consoleName=aVideoGame.getGameConsole().toLowerCase(); if(gameName.contains(nameInput.to.
VideoGamepublic class VideoGam.pdf
VideoGamepublic class VideoGam.pdf
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Use the order of operations to simplify the expression. Parentheses: 5 Solution Use the order of operations to simplify the expression. Parentheses: 5.
Use the order of operations to simplify the expression. Parenthese.pdf
Use the order of operations to simplify the expression. Parenthese.pdf
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The RASopathies are a clinically defined group of medical genetic syndromes caused by germline mutations in genes that encode components or regulators of the Ras/mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) pathway (Raue, 2013). Further, since theRASopathies: developmental syndromes of Ras/MAPK pathway results from duplication ofchromosomeband 12q24.11q24.23 it results in apparent ...X-linkedintellectual disability, (Michelson) Solution The RASopathies are a clinically defined group of medical genetic syndromes caused by germline mutations in genes that encode components or regulators of the Ras/mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) pathway (Raue, 2013). Further, since theRASopathies: developmental syndromes of Ras/MAPK pathway results from duplication ofchromosomeband 12q24.11q24.23 it results in apparent ...X-linkedintellectual disability, (Michelson).
The RASopathies are a clinically defined group of medical genetic sy.pdf
The RASopathies are a clinically defined group of medical genetic sy.pdf
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The Broca\'s area is located in the frontal part of the brain on the left hemisphere. ... Thus, when Broca\'s aphasia occurs, it can have a debilitating effect on the person\'s communication skills. The damage forces people to speak in fragmented sentences that include only nouns and verbs. The Wernicke\'s area is located in the temporal lobe on the left side of the brain and is responsible for the comprehension of speech (Broca\'s area is related to the production of speech). ... When this area of the brain is damaged, a disorder known as Wernicke\'s aphasia can result The ventral stream is associated with object recognition and form representation. Also described as the \"what\" stream, it has strong connections to the medial temporal lobe(which stores long- term memories), the limbic system (which controls emotions), and the dorsal stream (which deals with object locations and motion).All the areas in the ventral stream are influenced by extraretinal factors in addition to the nature of the stimulus in their receptive field. These factors include attention, working memory, and stimulus salience. Thus the ventral stream does not merely provide a description of the elements in the visual world—it also plays a crucial role in judging the significance of these elements.Damage to the ventral stream can cause inability to recognize faces or interpret facial expression The function of the dorsal pathway is to map auditory sensory representations onto articulatory motor representations. Hickok & Poeppel claim that the dorsal pathway is necessary because, \"learning to speak is essentially a motor learning task. The primary input to this is sensory, speech in particular. So, there must be a neural mechanism that both codes and maintains instances of speech sounds, and can use these sensory traces to guide the tuning of speech gestures so that the sounds are accurately reproduced.Conduction aphasia affects a subject\'s ability to reproduce speech (typically by repetition), though it has no influence on the subject\'s ability to comprehend spoken language. This shows that conduction aphasia must reflect an impairment of the ventral pathway but instead of the dorsal pathway. Hickok and Poeppel found that conduction aphasia can be the result of damage, particularly lesions, to the Spt (Sylvian parietal temporal). This is shown by the Spt\'s involvement in acquiring new vocabulary, for while experiments have shown that most conduction aphasiacs can repeat high-frequency, simple words, their ability to repeat low-frequency, complex words is impaired. Hippocampal damage can result in anterograde amnesia: loss of ability to form new memories, although older memories may be safe. Thus, someone who sustains an injury to the hippocampus may have good memory of his childhood and the years before the injury, but relatively little memory for anything that happened since. Solution The Broca\'s area is located in the frontal part of the brain on the left hemispher.
The Brocas area is located in the frontal part of the brain on the.pdf
The Brocas area is located in the frontal part of the brain on the.pdf
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the conflict of internet surveilance versus individuals and privacy rights have been rage for years and mjor internet and technology companies including microsoft , google ,ebay and intel are seeking to update the electronic communication privacy act ie ECPA and the ECPA prevents internet service providers ie ISP\'s from releasing personal information including names ,addresses , phone numbers , credit card and account details about their subscribers without the court permission and protects the content of the files stored on individuals personal computers with the advent of the cloud storage and ubiquitous mobile phone usage since ECPA was passed in 1986 prosecutors and general public are at odds about whether police should be required to obtain a search warrant to retrieve an individuals email communications or to identify the location of smart phones or mobile devices so in this way and yes the congress should enact laws requiring isp\'s to formally track their customers activities in attempt to aid police investigating crimes , attorneys litigating divorce and insurance fraud cases and the entertainment industry in locating illegally downloaded files like tracking the hacker so inorder to protect the information from the hackers congress enacted these laws. Solution the conflict of internet surveilance versus individuals and privacy rights have been rage for years and mjor internet and technology companies including microsoft , google ,ebay and intel are seeking to update the electronic communication privacy act ie ECPA and the ECPA prevents internet service providers ie ISP\'s from releasing personal information including names ,addresses , phone numbers , credit card and account details about their subscribers without the court permission and protects the content of the files stored on individuals personal computers with the advent of the cloud storage and ubiquitous mobile phone usage since ECPA was passed in 1986 prosecutors and general public are at odds about whether police should be required to obtain a search warrant to retrieve an individuals email communications or to identify the location of smart phones or mobile devices so in this way and yes the congress should enact laws requiring isp\'s to formally track their customers activities in attempt to aid police investigating crimes , attorneys litigating divorce and insurance fraud cases and the entertainment industry in locating illegally downloaded files like tracking the hacker so inorder to protect the information from the hackers congress enacted these laws..
the conflict of internet surveilance versus individuals and privacy .pdf
the conflict of internet surveilance versus individuals and privacy .pdf
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Question: Tell me about yourself: Answer : We begin by introducing ourselves and then goes to qualifications ,achievements and our qualities , positives and negatives.Thus I would start as ,\" My name is Alisha Singh I am simple honest and hard working girl I live in joint family my father is businessman I have completed all my basic and elementary education with goods grades and performance . I am also having work experience of 2.5 years . My work is always appreciated by my colleagues and my seniors . I do my work with full faith and confidence I make sure that is no error in my performance .Just like any human being i also have my strengths and weakness. I am very conversant with any person I meet I am very fond of teaching since childhood, i have done volunteering work of teaching students in NGOs wherein I have been loved by the kids.\" 1.Utilize your notes! Have a copy of your CV to hand, print the job specification, have the company website open on your laptop, bring up the interviewer’s LinkedIn profile, etc. There is no excuse for being under prepared! 2. Make notes throughout the interview, and use this information to ask questions at the end. If you progress to the next stage, use this information to help you prepare. 3. You can be more flexible with times – participate from home / work / abroad, etc. However, don’t commit to a telephone interview if you are likely to be rushed or interrupted. 4.No cost of travel. Screening for basic requirement is done more easily. Cons of telephone interviews 1. It is more difficult to build rapport over the phone. It makes a big difference to how you sound. 2. Telephone interviews are often shorter, so you have less time to sell yourself. Be concise as you have a lot of ground to cover. A common starter for telephone interviews is “tell me your ‘story’ in 5 minutes” – stick to the time allocated, and make sure you’ve rehearsed this. If you can’t articulate your experience in 5 minutes then you need to get practicing! This is one of the most common reasons why candidates don’t get past a phone screen . Face to Face Interview : 1. It is much easier to build rapport in person, so get your personality across! 2. It is also much easier to read how the interview is going – look at their body language, do they look interested? Do they ask additional probing questions? 3. You can see the environment that you would be working in which gives you a good sense as to whether this is the right opportunity for you. Cons : 1. Beware of interviewer bias. First impressions count for a lot – be early (leave ample time to account for traffic, train delays, etc.), be presentable (dress for the environment) and on behalf of interviewers everywhere. PLEASE don’t have a limp handshake. 2.Cost of travel – trains are expensive, but remember that this could be your future job, so it’s worth it, right? If you are attending too many and it’s getting too expensive, 3. You can’t refer to as many notes during a face-to-face in.
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Question Tell me about yourselfAnswer We begin by introducing .pdf
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Please find the summary below: Contemporary geographical conditions reveal alot about the primitive states of fauna and flora. In this regard, a very discrete observation has been made with respect to diversion and evolution of fauna and flora of Central America. During past few decades, it has been observed that a close association occurs between the reproductive traits of flora and the nature of fauna found in Central American lowland forest areas. Researchers have observed that in last few centuries, some large herbivore species have become extinct. There extinction has lead to significant decline in the seed-dispersal and cross-pollination efficacy of the local plants of this area. However, inhabitation of humans and colonization has resulted into rearing of large cattles such as horses in these areas. The rearing of these large herbivores has played a crucial role in restoring the floral diversity in these areas because these herbivores help in seed-dispersal and sexual reproduction of plants by grazing and movements. Conseqeuntly, these observations has lead to recognize the impact and capability of restoration of local extinct/near-extinct floral diversity just by merely introducing large/small herbivores. Thus, a comparative analysis could be made between artifical methods of floral-diversity restoration as compared to natural and environmentally favourable methods. Solution Please find the summary below: Contemporary geographical conditions reveal alot about the primitive states of fauna and flora. In this regard, a very discrete observation has been made with respect to diversion and evolution of fauna and flora of Central America. During past few decades, it has been observed that a close association occurs between the reproductive traits of flora and the nature of fauna found in Central American lowland forest areas. Researchers have observed that in last few centuries, some large herbivore species have become extinct. There extinction has lead to significant decline in the seed-dispersal and cross-pollination efficacy of the local plants of this area. However, inhabitation of humans and colonization has resulted into rearing of large cattles such as horses in these areas. The rearing of these large herbivores has played a crucial role in restoring the floral diversity in these areas because these herbivores help in seed-dispersal and sexual reproduction of plants by grazing and movements. Conseqeuntly, these observations has lead to recognize the impact and capability of restoration of local extinct/near-extinct floral diversity just by merely introducing large/small herbivores. Thus, a comparative analysis could be made between artifical methods of floral-diversity restoration as compared to natural and environmentally favourable methods..
Please find the summary belowContemporary geographical conditions.pdf
Please find the summary belowContemporary geographical conditions.pdf
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IFRS 13 Fair Value Measurement applies to IFRSs that require or permit fair value measurements or disclosures and provides a single IFRS framework for measuring fair value and requires disclosures about fair value measurement. The Standard defines fair value on the basis of an \'exit price\' notion and uses a \'fair value hierarchy\', which results in a market-based, rather than entity-specific, measurement. IFRS 13 was originally issued in May 2011 and applies to annual periods beginning on or after 1 January 2013. History of IFRS 13 Related Interpretations Amendments under consideration by the IASB In addition, the IASB has signalled an intention to conduct a post-implementation review of IFRS 13, commencing in 2015. Publications and resources Summary of IFRS 13 Objective IFRS 13: [IFRS 13:1] IFRS 13 applies when another IFRS requires or permits fair value measurements or disclosures about fair value measurements (and measurements, such as fair value less costs to sell, based on fair value or disclosures about those measurements), except for: [IFRS 13:5-7] Additional exemptions apply to the disclosures required by IFRS 13. Key definitions [IFRS 13:Appendix A] The price that would be received to sell an asset or paid to transfer a liability in an orderly transaction between market participants at the measurement date A market in which transactions for the asset or liability take place with sufficient frequency and volume to provide pricing information on an ongoing basis The price that would be received to sell an asset or paid to transfer a liability The use of a non-financial asset by market participants that would maximise the value of the asset or the group of assets and liabilities (e.g. a business) within which the asset would be used The market that maximises the amount that would be received to sell the asset or minimises the amount that would be paid to transfer the liability, after taking into account transaction costs and transport costs The market with the greatest volume and level of activity for the asset or liability Fair value hierarchy Overview IFRS 13 seeks to increase consistency and comparability in fair value measurements and related disclosures through a \'fair value hierarchy\'. The hierarchy categorises the inputs used in valuation techniques into three levels. The hierarchy gives the highest priority to (unadjusted) quoted prices in active markets for identical assets or liabilities and the lowest priority to unobservable inputs. [IFRS 13:72] If the inputs used to measure fair value are categorised into different levels of the fair value hierarchy, the fair value measurement is categorised in its entirety in the level of the lowest level input that is significant to the entire measurement (based on the application of judgement). [IFRS 13:73] Level 1 inputs Level 1 inputs are quoted prices in active markets for identical assets or liabilities that the entity can access at the measurement date. [IFRS 13:76] A quoted ma.
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IFRS 13Fair Value Measurement applies to IFRSs that require or per.pdf
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Cyanobacteria does not compete with methanogens , rather it acts as source of hydrogen for methane formation. Halophiles and fermenters are non competitive with methanogens. Solution Cyanobacteria does not compete with methanogens , rather it acts as source of hydrogen for methane formation. Halophiles and fermenters are non competitive with methanogens..
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Correlation is the key in diversification of risk. If one asset does well, the other does not. Therefore, adding assets that do not behave like other assets in your portfolio is good and can reduce risk. The two companies should have a correlation of less than 1.0. Even when we expand the portfolio to many assets, correlation among assets remains the primary determinant of portfolio risk. Lower correlations are associated with lower risk. Unfortunately, most assets have high positive correlations. The challenge in diversifying risk is to find assets that have a correlation that is much lower than +1.0. For Diversified portfolios investor must have domestic stocks, domestic bonds, foreign stocks, foreign bonds, real estate, cash, and other asset classes.The low correlations between stocks and bonds are attractive for portfolio diversification. Similarly, including international securities in a portfolio can also control portfolio risk Solution Correlation is the key in diversification of risk. If one asset does well, the other does not. Therefore, adding assets that do not behave like other assets in your portfolio is good and can reduce risk. The two companies should have a correlation of less than 1.0. Even when we expand the portfolio to many assets, correlation among assets remains the primary determinant of portfolio risk. Lower correlations are associated with lower risk. Unfortunately, most assets have high positive correlations. The challenge in diversifying risk is to find assets that have a correlation that is much lower than +1.0. For Diversified portfolios investor must have domestic stocks, domestic bonds, foreign stocks, foreign bonds, real estate, cash, and other asset classes.The low correlations between stocks and bonds are attractive for portfolio diversification. Similarly, including international securities in a portfolio can also control portfolio risk.
Correlation is the key in diversification of risk. If one asset does.pdf
Correlation is the key in diversification of risk. If one asset does.pdf
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Ans.) Exosomes are layer enclosed vesicles effectively discharged into the extracellular space, whose substance reflects the physiological condition of the cells they begin from. These vesicles are involved in cell-to-cell correspondence and exchange of naturally dynamic proteins, lipids, and RNAs. A ) Molecular composition of virus-modified exosomes- Exosomes are basically cytoplasm encased in a lipid bilayer with uncovered at the outside of transmembrane proteins. Exosomes may contain a wide range of biomolecules like proteins, sugars, lipids and furthermore nucleic acid also. New sanitization strategies giving exceedingly immaculate arrangements of exosomes have permitted the utilization of proteomic and atomic systems to comprehend the sub-atomic piece of exosomes. B) Both the virus-modified exosomes and typical eukaryotic cell membrane is made up of lipid bilayer. The chemical composition of both the mentioned entities is almost same as both of them are composed of proteins, sugars, lipids and nucleic acid. Exosomes are found inside the eukaryotic cell, they are derived from the eukaryotic cell. C) These virus-modified exosomes are used to target the RNA delivery, a new advancement in the field of nanomedicine. Recent studies propose that a specific type of nano-sized lipid vesicles called exosomes can consolidate and transport useful RNAs into target cells and may serve as an appealing option. Confirmation is gathered that most pluricellular organism maintains exosome- based interchanges by means of transfer between mRNA and miRNAs between the cells. We found that viruses have discovered approaches to endeavor this correspondence. We talk about disclosures in exosome biogenesis their physical properties, focusing on and transport methodologies and how the information of exosome creation in virus tainted cells could impel their entrance into clinical trials. Solution Ans.) Exosomes are layer enclosed vesicles effectively discharged into the extracellular space, whose substance reflects the physiological condition of the cells they begin from. These vesicles are involved in cell-to-cell correspondence and exchange of naturally dynamic proteins, lipids, and RNAs. A ) Molecular composition of virus-modified exosomes- Exosomes are basically cytoplasm encased in a lipid bilayer with uncovered at the outside of transmembrane proteins. Exosomes may contain a wide range of biomolecules like proteins, sugars, lipids and furthermore nucleic acid also. New sanitization strategies giving exceedingly immaculate arrangements of exosomes have permitted the utilization of proteomic and atomic systems to comprehend the sub-atomic piece of exosomes. B) Both the virus-modified exosomes and typical eukaryotic cell membrane is made up of lipid bilayer. The chemical composition of both the mentioned entities is almost same as both of them are composed of proteins, sugars, lipids and nucleic acid. Exosomes are found inside the eukaryotic cell, they are derived.
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Ans.) Exosomes are layer enclosed vesicles effectively discharged in.pdf
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/** * The java program that display a menu of choices * and prompt user choice and then call the corresponding * method and then prints the results to console. * */ //TextOperations.java import java.util.Scanner; public class TextOperations { private static Scanner scanner=new Scanner(System.in); public static void main(String[] args) { char ch; String text; while(true) { ch=printMenu(); switch (ch) { case \'c\': System.out.println(\"Enter a sample text:\"); text=scanner.nextLine(); int numChars=getNumOfNonWSCharacters(text); System.out.println(\"Number of characters : \"+numChars); break; case \'w\': System.out.println(\"Enter a sample text:\"); text=scanner.nextLine(); int numWords=getNumOfWords(text); System.out.println(\"Number of words:\"+numWords); break; case \'f\': System.out.println(\"Enter a sample text:\"); text=scanner.nextLine(); System.out.println(\"Enter a word or phrase to be found:\"); String search=scanner.nextLine(); int count=findText(text,search); System.out.println(\"more \"+search+\" instances:\"+count); break; case \'r\': System.out.println(\"Enter a sample text:\"); text=scanner.nextLine(); String result=replaceExclamation(text); System.out.println(\"Result : \"+result); break; case \'s\': System.out.println(\"Enter a sample text:\"); text=scanner.nextLine(); String shortenText=shortenSpace(text); System.out.println(shortenText); break; case \'q\': System.out.println(\"Good bye!\"); System.exit(0); } } } /* * The method that replaces 2 or more spaces * witht single space * */ private static String shortenSpace(String text) { String temp=text; return temp.trim().replaceAll(\" +\", \" \"); } /** * The method that takes text as input and * replaces the exclamation with . * */ private static String replaceExclamation(String text) { String temp=text; temp=temp.replace(\'!\', \'.\'); return temp; } /** * The method that takes source text and search * string and returns the number of search words * find in the source text * */ private static int findText(String text, String search) { String temp=text.trim(); int count=0; temp=temp.trim(); String[] arr=temp.split(\" \"); for (String string : arr) { if(string.contains(search)) count++; } return count; } /** * The method that returns the number of words in a text * */ private static int getNumOfWords(String text) { String temp=text.trim(); temp=temp.trim(); String[] arr=temp.split(\" \"); return arr.length; } /** * The method that returns the number of non-white * space characters in a given string * */ private static int getNumOfNonWSCharacters(String text) { String temp=text.trim(); int countChars=0; temp=temp.trim(); String[] arr=temp.split(\" \"); for (String string : arr) { countChars+=string.length(); } return countChars; } /** * The method prompts user to enter user choice and returns * user choice * */ private static char printMenu() { char ch; do { System.out.println(\"***MENU***\"); System.out.println(\"c - Number of non-whitespace characters \"); System.out.println(\.
The java program that display a menu of choices and p.pdf
The java program that display a menu of choices and p.pdf
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(a).Let me show that H is a subgroup. Then you can make the identical argument and show that K is. e = (e, e) is in H let (x, e) be in H. G1 group so x^-1 in G1. Now (x^-1, e) = (x,e)^-1 since (x, e)(x^-1, e) = (xx^- 1, e) = (e, e) which is the identity in G let (x, e), (y, e) be in H. Then (x,e)(y,e) = (xy,ee) = (xy,e) is in H. Therefore H is a subgroup of G b) Let me show that KH=G. You can make the identical argument to show that HK=G. Let k =(e, y) be in K, h=(x, e) in H. Then kh = (e,y)(x,e) = (ex,ye)=(x,y) is in G, so KH subset of G Let (x,y) be in G. Then (e,y) is in K and (x,e) is in H, and (e,y)(x,e) = (x,y). So G is a subset of KH. Therefore G=KH Solution (a).Let me show that H is a subgroup. Then you can make the identical argument and show that K is. e = (e, e) is in H let (x, e) be in H. G1 group so x^-1 in G1. Now (x^-1, e) = (x,e)^-1 since (x, e)(x^-1, e) = (xx^- 1, e) = (e, e) which is the identity in G let (x, e), (y, e) be in H. Then (x,e)(y,e) = (xy,ee) = (xy,e) is in H. Therefore H is a subgroup of G b) Let me show that KH=G. You can make the identical argument to show that HK=G. Let k =(e, y) be in K, h=(x, e) in H. Then kh = (e,y)(x,e) = (ex,ye)=(x,y) is in G, so KH subset of G Let (x,y) be in G. Then (e,y) is in K and (x,e) is in H, and (e,y)(x,e) = (x,y). So G is a subset of KH. Therefore G=KH.
(a).Let me show that H is a subgroup. Then you can make the identica.pdf
(a).Let me show that H is a subgroup. Then you can make the identica.pdf
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?1=?2 Solution ?1=?2.
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1=2Solution 1=2.pdf
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ASSETS 2016 2015 Current assets: Cash 3251 3407 Accouns receivable 4777 5801 Inventory 12438 13802 Total current assets 20466 23010 Fixed assets: Net plant and equipment 49749 74097 Total assets 70215 97107 LIABILITIES & OWNERS\' EQUITY Current liabilities: Accounts payable 2143 2580 Other 88 105 Notes payable 1740 2096 3971 4781 Long term debt 13600 16360 Total debt 17571 21141 Owners\' equity: Common stock and paid in surplus 37000 37000 Accumulated earnings 15644 38966 Total owners\' equity 52644 75966 Total liabilities and owners\' equity 70215 97107 Current ratio = Current assets/Current liabilities = 5.15 4.81 (20466/3971) (23010/4781) Quick ratio = (Cash+Accounts receivable)/Current liabilities = 2.02 1.93 (3251+4777)/3971)) (3407+5801)/4781)) Cash ratio = (Cash+marketable securities)/Current liabilities 0.82 0.71 (3251/3971) (3407/4781) Total asset turnover = Sales/Average total assets = 186970/((70215+97107)/2)) = 2.23 Inventory turnover = Cost of goods sold/Average inventory = 126003/((12438+13802)/2)) = 9.60 Receivables turnover = Sales/Average receivables = 186970/((4777+5801)/2)) = 35.35 Total debt ratio = Total debt/Total assets 0.25 0.22 Debt equity ratio = Total debt/Total equity 0.33 0.28 Equity multiplier =Total assets/Total equity 1.33 1.28 Times interest earned = EBIT/Interest expense = 55614/1450 = 38.35 Cash coverage ratio = (EBIT+Depreciation)/Interest expense = (55614+5353)/1450 = 42.05 Profit margin = Net income/Sales = 35207/186970 = 18.83% Return on assets = Net income/Average assets = 35207/((70215+97107)/2)) = 42.08% Return on equity = Net income/Average equity = 35207/((52644+75966))/2) = 54.75% Solution ASSETS 2016 2015 Current assets: Cash 3251 3407 Accouns receivable 4777 5801 Inventory 12438 13802 Total current assets 20466 23010 Fixed assets: Net plant and equipment 49749 74097 Total assets 70215 97107 LIABILITIES & OWNERS\' EQUITY Current liabilities: Accounts payable 2143 2580 Other 88 105 Notes payable 1740 2096 3971 4781 Long term debt 13600 16360 Total debt 17571 21141 Owners\' equity: Common stock and paid in surplus 37000 37000 Accumulated earnings 15644 38966 Total owners\' equity 52644 75966 Total liabilities and owners\' equity 70215 97107 Current ratio = Current assets/Current liabilities = 5.15 4.81 (20466/3971) (23010/4781) Quick ratio = (Cash+Accounts receivable)/Current liabilities = 2.02 1.93 (3251+4777)/3971)) (3407+5801)/4781)) Cash ratio = (Cash+marketable securities)/Current liabilities 0.82 0.71 (3251/3971) (3407/4781) Total asset turnover = Sales/Average total assets = 186970/((70215+97107)/2)) = 2.23 Inventory turnover = Cost of goods sold/Average inventory = 126003/((12438+13802)/2)) = 9.60 Receivables turnover = Sales/Average receivables = 186970/((4777+5801)/2)) = 35.35 Total debt ratio = Total debt/Total assets 0.25 0.22 Debt equity ratio = Total debt/Total equity 0.33 0.28 Equity multiplier =Total assets/Total equity 1.33 1.28 Times interest earned = EBIT/Interest expense = 55614/.
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ASSETS 2016 2015 Current assets Cash 3251 3407 Accouns re.pdf
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ACA (Affordable care Act) signed by Obama on 23 march 2010. Putting Information for Consumers Online So that consumers can compare health insurance coverage options and pick the coverage that works for them. Prohibiting Denying Coverage of Children Based on PreExisting Conditions The health care law includes new rules to prevent insurance companies from denying coverage to children under the age of 19 due to a pre-existing condition. Prohibiting Insurance Companies from Rescinding Coverage In the past, insurance companies could search for an error, or other technical mistake, on a customer\'s application and use this error to deny payment for services when he or she got sick. But now this is illegal. After media reports cited incidents of breast cancer patients losing coverage, insurance companies agreed to end this practice immediately. Eliminating Lifetime Limits on Insurance Coverage Insurance companies will be prohibited from imposing lifetime dollar limits on essential benefits, like hospital stays. Regulating Annual Limits on Insurance Coverage Insurance companies\' use of annual dollar limits on the amount of insurance coverage a patient may receive will be restricted for new plans in the individual market and all group plans. In 2014, the use of annual dollar limits on essential benefits like hospital stays will be banned for new plans in the individual market and all group plans. Appealing Insurance Company Decisions Provides consumers with a way to appeal coverage determinations or claims to their insurance company, and establishes an external review process. Establishing Consumer Assistance Programs in the States States that apply ACA receive federal grants to help set up or expand independent offices to help consumers navigate the private health insurance system. These programs help consumers file complaints and appeals; enroll in health coverage; and get educated about their rights and responsibilities in group health plans or individual health insurance policies. The programs will also collect data on the types of problems consumers have, and file reports with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to identify trouble spots that need further oversight. Improving Quality and lowering costs Both this head get amended from time to time so that consumer receive best to best service. Increasing Access to Affordable Care Hoe ACA Affects Reiumburshment Short Term Effects: The most immediate expected effect of the ACA for providers is a sudden rise in patient populations. Millions of Americans are expected to obtain coverage under the ACA Payers are required to cover more than ever,under the ACA, individual and small group health plans are required to cover 10 essential health benefits Long Term Effects: Changing payment and care models,biggest changes in healthcare right now are the new fee-for- value payment models that are replacing traditional fee-for-service programs Through Medicare and Medicaid, the government has been .
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ACA (Affordable care Act) signed by Obama on 23 march 2010. .pdf
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we have, V1/ T1= V2/T2 Volume = V2 = 12.126 liter Solution we have, V1/ T1= V2/T2 Volume = V2 = 12.126 liter.
we have, V1 T1= V2T2 Volume = V2 = 12.126 lit.pdf
we have, V1 T1= V2T2 Volume = V2 = 12.126 lit.pdf
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Should just be proportional: .095/1.28=x/1 .074=x Solution Should just be proportional: .095/1.28=x/1 .074=x.
Should just be proportional .0951.28=x1 .074=.pdf
Should just be proportional .0951.28=x1 .074=.pdf
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only C represents the pair of resonance structures.. B is pair of tautomers... Solution only C represents the pair of resonance structures.. B is pair of tautomers....
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only C represents the pair of resonance structure.pdf
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pH =1.074 pH = - log(concentration of H+) = -log (8.43E-02) = 1.074 Solution pH =1.074 pH = - log(concentration of H+) = -log (8.43E-02) = 1.074.
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pH =1.074 pH = - log(concentration of H+) = -log .pdf
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Nvm. Got answer Solution Nvm. Got answer.
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Nvm. Got answer Solution .pdf
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D because bromine only exists in diatomic form Solution D because bromine only exists in diatomic form.
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D because bromine only exists in diatomic form .pdf
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c. CH3O Solution c. CH3O.
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c. CH3O .pdf
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As benzoyl radical is very big, E isomer is preferable because of sterical difficulties. E-isomer is less polar, because 2 -C=O groups will be located in the opposite direction relatively to each other. in Z they will be on the same side. Solution As benzoyl radical is very big, E isomer is preferable because of sterical difficulties. E-isomer is less polar, because 2 -C=O groups will be located in the opposite direction relatively to each other. in Z they will be on the same side..
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As benzoyl radical is very big, E isomer is prefe.pdf
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B. Molecules that evaporate are the ones that are more energetic, resulting in a loss of energy. Solution B. Molecules that evaporate are the ones that are more energetic, resulting in a loss of energy..
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B. Molecules that evaporate are the ones that are.pdf
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a) melt b) evaporation c) sublimation Solution a) melt b) evaporation c) sublimation.
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a) melt b) evaporation c) sublimation .pdf
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7.38 Solution 7.38.
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7.38 Sol.pdf
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People are more triggered by positive news than negative news. Audience does not want to hear, read or receive any kind of bad news. So these slides show how to convey negative news to someone without affecting their emotions.
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COMMUNICATING NEGATIVE NEWS - APPROACHES .pptx
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IFRS 13 Fair Value Measurement applies to IFRSs that require or permit fair value measurements or disclosures and provides a single IFRS framework for measuring fair value and requires disclosures about fair value measurement. The Standard defines fair value on the basis of an \'exit price\' notion and uses a \'fair value hierarchy\', which results in a market-based, rather than entity-specific, measurement. IFRS 13 was originally issued in May 2011 and applies to annual periods beginning on or after 1 January 2013. History of IFRS 13 Related Interpretations Amendments under consideration by the IASB In addition, the IASB has signalled an intention to conduct a post-implementation review of IFRS 13, commencing in 2015. Publications and resources Summary of IFRS 13 Objective IFRS 13: [IFRS 13:1] IFRS 13 applies when another IFRS requires or permits fair value measurements or disclosures about fair value measurements (and measurements, such as fair value less costs to sell, based on fair value or disclosures about those measurements), except for: [IFRS 13:5-7] Additional exemptions apply to the disclosures required by IFRS 13. Key definitions [IFRS 13:Appendix A] The price that would be received to sell an asset or paid to transfer a liability in an orderly transaction between market participants at the measurement date A market in which transactions for the asset or liability take place with sufficient frequency and volume to provide pricing information on an ongoing basis The price that would be received to sell an asset or paid to transfer a liability The use of a non-financial asset by market participants that would maximise the value of the asset or the group of assets and liabilities (e.g. a business) within which the asset would be used The market that maximises the amount that would be received to sell the asset or minimises the amount that would be paid to transfer the liability, after taking into account transaction costs and transport costs The market with the greatest volume and level of activity for the asset or liability Fair value hierarchy Overview IFRS 13 seeks to increase consistency and comparability in fair value measurements and related disclosures through a \'fair value hierarchy\'. The hierarchy categorises the inputs used in valuation techniques into three levels. The hierarchy gives the highest priority to (unadjusted) quoted prices in active markets for identical assets or liabilities and the lowest priority to unobservable inputs. [IFRS 13:72] If the inputs used to measure fair value are categorised into different levels of the fair value hierarchy, the fair value measurement is categorised in its entirety in the level of the lowest level input that is significant to the entire measurement (based on the application of judgement). [IFRS 13:73] Level 1 inputs Level 1 inputs are quoted prices in active markets for identical assets or liabilities that the entity can access at the measurement date. [IFRS 13:76] A quoted ma.
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Cyanobacteria does not compete with methanogens , rather it acts as source of hydrogen for methane formation. Halophiles and fermenters are non competitive with methanogens. Solution Cyanobacteria does not compete with methanogens , rather it acts as source of hydrogen for methane formation. Halophiles and fermenters are non competitive with methanogens..
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Correlation is the key in diversification of risk. If one asset does well, the other does not. Therefore, adding assets that do not behave like other assets in your portfolio is good and can reduce risk. The two companies should have a correlation of less than 1.0. Even when we expand the portfolio to many assets, correlation among assets remains the primary determinant of portfolio risk. Lower correlations are associated with lower risk. Unfortunately, most assets have high positive correlations. The challenge in diversifying risk is to find assets that have a correlation that is much lower than +1.0. For Diversified portfolios investor must have domestic stocks, domestic bonds, foreign stocks, foreign bonds, real estate, cash, and other asset classes.The low correlations between stocks and bonds are attractive for portfolio diversification. Similarly, including international securities in a portfolio can also control portfolio risk Solution Correlation is the key in diversification of risk. If one asset does well, the other does not. Therefore, adding assets that do not behave like other assets in your portfolio is good and can reduce risk. The two companies should have a correlation of less than 1.0. Even when we expand the portfolio to many assets, correlation among assets remains the primary determinant of portfolio risk. Lower correlations are associated with lower risk. Unfortunately, most assets have high positive correlations. The challenge in diversifying risk is to find assets that have a correlation that is much lower than +1.0. For Diversified portfolios investor must have domestic stocks, domestic bonds, foreign stocks, foreign bonds, real estate, cash, and other asset classes.The low correlations between stocks and bonds are attractive for portfolio diversification. Similarly, including international securities in a portfolio can also control portfolio risk.
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Ans.) Exosomes are layer enclosed vesicles effectively discharged into the extracellular space, whose substance reflects the physiological condition of the cells they begin from. These vesicles are involved in cell-to-cell correspondence and exchange of naturally dynamic proteins, lipids, and RNAs. A ) Molecular composition of virus-modified exosomes- Exosomes are basically cytoplasm encased in a lipid bilayer with uncovered at the outside of transmembrane proteins. Exosomes may contain a wide range of biomolecules like proteins, sugars, lipids and furthermore nucleic acid also. New sanitization strategies giving exceedingly immaculate arrangements of exosomes have permitted the utilization of proteomic and atomic systems to comprehend the sub-atomic piece of exosomes. B) Both the virus-modified exosomes and typical eukaryotic cell membrane is made up of lipid bilayer. The chemical composition of both the mentioned entities is almost same as both of them are composed of proteins, sugars, lipids and nucleic acid. Exosomes are found inside the eukaryotic cell, they are derived from the eukaryotic cell. C) These virus-modified exosomes are used to target the RNA delivery, a new advancement in the field of nanomedicine. Recent studies propose that a specific type of nano-sized lipid vesicles called exosomes can consolidate and transport useful RNAs into target cells and may serve as an appealing option. Confirmation is gathered that most pluricellular organism maintains exosome- based interchanges by means of transfer between mRNA and miRNAs between the cells. We found that viruses have discovered approaches to endeavor this correspondence. We talk about disclosures in exosome biogenesis their physical properties, focusing on and transport methodologies and how the information of exosome creation in virus tainted cells could impel their entrance into clinical trials. Solution Ans.) Exosomes are layer enclosed vesicles effectively discharged into the extracellular space, whose substance reflects the physiological condition of the cells they begin from. These vesicles are involved in cell-to-cell correspondence and exchange of naturally dynamic proteins, lipids, and RNAs. A ) Molecular composition of virus-modified exosomes- Exosomes are basically cytoplasm encased in a lipid bilayer with uncovered at the outside of transmembrane proteins. Exosomes may contain a wide range of biomolecules like proteins, sugars, lipids and furthermore nucleic acid also. New sanitization strategies giving exceedingly immaculate arrangements of exosomes have permitted the utilization of proteomic and atomic systems to comprehend the sub-atomic piece of exosomes. B) Both the virus-modified exosomes and typical eukaryotic cell membrane is made up of lipid bilayer. The chemical composition of both the mentioned entities is almost same as both of them are composed of proteins, sugars, lipids and nucleic acid. Exosomes are found inside the eukaryotic cell, they are derived.
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/** * The java program that display a menu of choices * and prompt user choice and then call the corresponding * method and then prints the results to console. * */ //TextOperations.java import java.util.Scanner; public class TextOperations { private static Scanner scanner=new Scanner(System.in); public static void main(String[] args) { char ch; String text; while(true) { ch=printMenu(); switch (ch) { case \'c\': System.out.println(\"Enter a sample text:\"); text=scanner.nextLine(); int numChars=getNumOfNonWSCharacters(text); System.out.println(\"Number of characters : \"+numChars); break; case \'w\': System.out.println(\"Enter a sample text:\"); text=scanner.nextLine(); int numWords=getNumOfWords(text); System.out.println(\"Number of words:\"+numWords); break; case \'f\': System.out.println(\"Enter a sample text:\"); text=scanner.nextLine(); System.out.println(\"Enter a word or phrase to be found:\"); String search=scanner.nextLine(); int count=findText(text,search); System.out.println(\"more \"+search+\" instances:\"+count); break; case \'r\': System.out.println(\"Enter a sample text:\"); text=scanner.nextLine(); String result=replaceExclamation(text); System.out.println(\"Result : \"+result); break; case \'s\': System.out.println(\"Enter a sample text:\"); text=scanner.nextLine(); String shortenText=shortenSpace(text); System.out.println(shortenText); break; case \'q\': System.out.println(\"Good bye!\"); System.exit(0); } } } /* * The method that replaces 2 or more spaces * witht single space * */ private static String shortenSpace(String text) { String temp=text; return temp.trim().replaceAll(\" +\", \" \"); } /** * The method that takes text as input and * replaces the exclamation with . * */ private static String replaceExclamation(String text) { String temp=text; temp=temp.replace(\'!\', \'.\'); return temp; } /** * The method that takes source text and search * string and returns the number of search words * find in the source text * */ private static int findText(String text, String search) { String temp=text.trim(); int count=0; temp=temp.trim(); String[] arr=temp.split(\" \"); for (String string : arr) { if(string.contains(search)) count++; } return count; } /** * The method that returns the number of words in a text * */ private static int getNumOfWords(String text) { String temp=text.trim(); temp=temp.trim(); String[] arr=temp.split(\" \"); return arr.length; } /** * The method that returns the number of non-white * space characters in a given string * */ private static int getNumOfNonWSCharacters(String text) { String temp=text.trim(); int countChars=0; temp=temp.trim(); String[] arr=temp.split(\" \"); for (String string : arr) { countChars+=string.length(); } return countChars; } /** * The method prompts user to enter user choice and returns * user choice * */ private static char printMenu() { char ch; do { System.out.println(\"***MENU***\"); System.out.println(\"c - Number of non-whitespace characters \"); System.out.println(\.
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(a).Let me show that H is a subgroup. Then you can make the identical argument and show that K is. e = (e, e) is in H let (x, e) be in H. G1 group so x^-1 in G1. Now (x^-1, e) = (x,e)^-1 since (x, e)(x^-1, e) = (xx^- 1, e) = (e, e) which is the identity in G let (x, e), (y, e) be in H. Then (x,e)(y,e) = (xy,ee) = (xy,e) is in H. Therefore H is a subgroup of G b) Let me show that KH=G. You can make the identical argument to show that HK=G. Let k =(e, y) be in K, h=(x, e) in H. Then kh = (e,y)(x,e) = (ex,ye)=(x,y) is in G, so KH subset of G Let (x,y) be in G. Then (e,y) is in K and (x,e) is in H, and (e,y)(x,e) = (x,y). So G is a subset of KH. Therefore G=KH Solution (a).Let me show that H is a subgroup. Then you can make the identical argument and show that K is. e = (e, e) is in H let (x, e) be in H. G1 group so x^-1 in G1. Now (x^-1, e) = (x,e)^-1 since (x, e)(x^-1, e) = (xx^- 1, e) = (e, e) which is the identity in G let (x, e), (y, e) be in H. Then (x,e)(y,e) = (xy,ee) = (xy,e) is in H. Therefore H is a subgroup of G b) Let me show that KH=G. You can make the identical argument to show that HK=G. Let k =(e, y) be in K, h=(x, e) in H. Then kh = (e,y)(x,e) = (ex,ye)=(x,y) is in G, so KH subset of G Let (x,y) be in G. Then (e,y) is in K and (x,e) is in H, and (e,y)(x,e) = (x,y). So G is a subset of KH. Therefore G=KH.
(a).Let me show that H is a subgroup. Then you can make the identica.pdf
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?1=?2 Solution ?1=?2.
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ASSETS 2016 2015 Current assets: Cash 3251 3407 Accouns receivable 4777 5801 Inventory 12438 13802 Total current assets 20466 23010 Fixed assets: Net plant and equipment 49749 74097 Total assets 70215 97107 LIABILITIES & OWNERS\' EQUITY Current liabilities: Accounts payable 2143 2580 Other 88 105 Notes payable 1740 2096 3971 4781 Long term debt 13600 16360 Total debt 17571 21141 Owners\' equity: Common stock and paid in surplus 37000 37000 Accumulated earnings 15644 38966 Total owners\' equity 52644 75966 Total liabilities and owners\' equity 70215 97107 Current ratio = Current assets/Current liabilities = 5.15 4.81 (20466/3971) (23010/4781) Quick ratio = (Cash+Accounts receivable)/Current liabilities = 2.02 1.93 (3251+4777)/3971)) (3407+5801)/4781)) Cash ratio = (Cash+marketable securities)/Current liabilities 0.82 0.71 (3251/3971) (3407/4781) Total asset turnover = Sales/Average total assets = 186970/((70215+97107)/2)) = 2.23 Inventory turnover = Cost of goods sold/Average inventory = 126003/((12438+13802)/2)) = 9.60 Receivables turnover = Sales/Average receivables = 186970/((4777+5801)/2)) = 35.35 Total debt ratio = Total debt/Total assets 0.25 0.22 Debt equity ratio = Total debt/Total equity 0.33 0.28 Equity multiplier =Total assets/Total equity 1.33 1.28 Times interest earned = EBIT/Interest expense = 55614/1450 = 38.35 Cash coverage ratio = (EBIT+Depreciation)/Interest expense = (55614+5353)/1450 = 42.05 Profit margin = Net income/Sales = 35207/186970 = 18.83% Return on assets = Net income/Average assets = 35207/((70215+97107)/2)) = 42.08% Return on equity = Net income/Average equity = 35207/((52644+75966))/2) = 54.75% Solution ASSETS 2016 2015 Current assets: Cash 3251 3407 Accouns receivable 4777 5801 Inventory 12438 13802 Total current assets 20466 23010 Fixed assets: Net plant and equipment 49749 74097 Total assets 70215 97107 LIABILITIES & OWNERS\' EQUITY Current liabilities: Accounts payable 2143 2580 Other 88 105 Notes payable 1740 2096 3971 4781 Long term debt 13600 16360 Total debt 17571 21141 Owners\' equity: Common stock and paid in surplus 37000 37000 Accumulated earnings 15644 38966 Total owners\' equity 52644 75966 Total liabilities and owners\' equity 70215 97107 Current ratio = Current assets/Current liabilities = 5.15 4.81 (20466/3971) (23010/4781) Quick ratio = (Cash+Accounts receivable)/Current liabilities = 2.02 1.93 (3251+4777)/3971)) (3407+5801)/4781)) Cash ratio = (Cash+marketable securities)/Current liabilities 0.82 0.71 (3251/3971) (3407/4781) Total asset turnover = Sales/Average total assets = 186970/((70215+97107)/2)) = 2.23 Inventory turnover = Cost of goods sold/Average inventory = 126003/((12438+13802)/2)) = 9.60 Receivables turnover = Sales/Average receivables = 186970/((4777+5801)/2)) = 35.35 Total debt ratio = Total debt/Total assets 0.25 0.22 Debt equity ratio = Total debt/Total equity 0.33 0.28 Equity multiplier =Total assets/Total equity 1.33 1.28 Times interest earned = EBIT/Interest expense = 55614/.
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ACA (Affordable care Act) signed by Obama on 23 march 2010. Putting Information for Consumers Online So that consumers can compare health insurance coverage options and pick the coverage that works for them. Prohibiting Denying Coverage of Children Based on PreExisting Conditions The health care law includes new rules to prevent insurance companies from denying coverage to children under the age of 19 due to a pre-existing condition. Prohibiting Insurance Companies from Rescinding Coverage In the past, insurance companies could search for an error, or other technical mistake, on a customer\'s application and use this error to deny payment for services when he or she got sick. But now this is illegal. After media reports cited incidents of breast cancer patients losing coverage, insurance companies agreed to end this practice immediately. Eliminating Lifetime Limits on Insurance Coverage Insurance companies will be prohibited from imposing lifetime dollar limits on essential benefits, like hospital stays. Regulating Annual Limits on Insurance Coverage Insurance companies\' use of annual dollar limits on the amount of insurance coverage a patient may receive will be restricted for new plans in the individual market and all group plans. In 2014, the use of annual dollar limits on essential benefits like hospital stays will be banned for new plans in the individual market and all group plans. Appealing Insurance Company Decisions Provides consumers with a way to appeal coverage determinations or claims to their insurance company, and establishes an external review process. Establishing Consumer Assistance Programs in the States States that apply ACA receive federal grants to help set up or expand independent offices to help consumers navigate the private health insurance system. These programs help consumers file complaints and appeals; enroll in health coverage; and get educated about their rights and responsibilities in group health plans or individual health insurance policies. The programs will also collect data on the types of problems consumers have, and file reports with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to identify trouble spots that need further oversight. Improving Quality and lowering costs Both this head get amended from time to time so that consumer receive best to best service. Increasing Access to Affordable Care Hoe ACA Affects Reiumburshment Short Term Effects: The most immediate expected effect of the ACA for providers is a sudden rise in patient populations. Millions of Americans are expected to obtain coverage under the ACA Payers are required to cover more than ever,under the ACA, individual and small group health plans are required to cover 10 essential health benefits Long Term Effects: Changing payment and care models,biggest changes in healthcare right now are the new fee-for- value payment models that are replacing traditional fee-for-service programs Through Medicare and Medicaid, the government has been .
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we have, V1/ T1= V2/T2 Volume = V2 = 12.126 liter Solution we have, V1/ T1= V2/T2 Volume = V2 = 12.126 liter.
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we have, V1 T1= V2T2 Volume = V2 = 12.126 lit.pdf
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Should just be proportional: .095/1.28=x/1 .074=x Solution Should just be proportional: .095/1.28=x/1 .074=x.
Should just be proportional .0951.28=x1 .074=.pdf
Should just be proportional .0951.28=x1 .074=.pdf
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only C represents the pair of resonance structures.. B is pair of tautomers... Solution only C represents the pair of resonance structures.. B is pair of tautomers....
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only C represents the pair of resonance structure.pdf
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pH =1.074 pH = - log(concentration of H+) = -log (8.43E-02) = 1.074 Solution pH =1.074 pH = - log(concentration of H+) = -log (8.43E-02) = 1.074.
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Nvm. Got answer Solution Nvm. Got answer.
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D because bromine only exists in diatomic form Solution D because bromine only exists in diatomic form.
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c. CH3O Solution c. CH3O.
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As benzoyl radical is very big, E isomer is preferable because of sterical difficulties. E-isomer is less polar, because 2 -C=O groups will be located in the opposite direction relatively to each other. in Z they will be on the same side. Solution As benzoyl radical is very big, E isomer is preferable because of sterical difficulties. E-isomer is less polar, because 2 -C=O groups will be located in the opposite direction relatively to each other. in Z they will be on the same side..
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B. Molecules that evaporate are the ones that are more energetic, resulting in a loss of energy. Solution B. Molecules that evaporate are the ones that are more energetic, resulting in a loss of energy..
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a) melt b) evaporation c) sublimation Solution a) melt b) evaporation c) sublimation.
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7.38 Solution 7.38.
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