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can Fluorescence Resonance Emission Transfer (FRET) Microscopy be used to image static structures?? Solution The technique of fluorescence resonance energy transfer , when applied to optical microscopy, permits determination of the approach between two molecules within several nanometers.FRET is a powerful technique for studying molecular interactions inside living cells with improved spatial (angstrom) and temporal (nanosecond) resolution. FRET microscopy relies on the ability to capture fluorescent signals from the interactions of labeled molecules in single living or fixed cells. Hence FRET Microscopy is used to image static structures..

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CHAPTER 19 Reproductive system Disorders 24. List the STD and the organism that a. Chancre causes a b. Vesicle C. Gumma d. Purulent exudate e. Pharyngitis f. Wart Solution A. chancre The exposure of Treponema pallidum, the gram-negative spirochaete bacterium yielding syphilis. Chancres transmit the sexually transmissible disease of syphilis through direct physical contact. These ulcers usually form on or around the anus, mouth, penis, and vagina..

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An analyst has decided to capitalize the operating leases of Company A. Using information in the notes to the company’s 2015 financial statements, she has determined that the present value of future minimum lease payments, at a discount rate of 10 percent, on December 31, 2015 equals €500 million. All lease contracts last another 5 years on December 31, 2015. As expected at the beginning of the year, the company reports an operating lease expense in its income statement for 2016 of €80 million. The company’s tax rate equals 30 percent. The company does not engage in any new operating leases in 2016. The following information is also available from Company A’s financial statements (all ratios use beginning-of-the-year balance sheet values) Debt to capital (at beginning of 2016) = 0.55 Return on beginning equity in 2016 = 0.10 Assets / Capital (at beginning of 2016) = €3,400 million The effect of capitalizing Company A’s operating leases on its return on beginning equity equals A. An increase from 0.10 to 0.15 (rounded). B. An increase from 0.10 to 0.13 (rounded). C. A decrease from 0.10 to 0.07 (rounded). D. A decrease from 0.10 to 0.05 (rounded). Solution accounting topic of leases is a popular Paper F7 exam area that could feature to varying degrees in Questions 2, 3, 4 or 5 of the exam. This topic area is currently covered by IAS 17, Leases. IAS 17, Leases takes the concept of substance over form and applies it to the specific accounting area of leases. When applying this concept, it is often deemed necessary to account for the substance of a transaction – ie its commercial reality, rather than its strict legal form. In other words, the legal basis of a transaction can be used to hide the true nature of a transaction. It is argued that by applying substance, the financial statements become more reliable and ensure that the lease is faithfully represented. WHY DO WE NEED TO APPLY SUBSTANCE TO A LEASE? A lease agreement is a contract between two parties, the lessor and the lessee. The lessor is the legal owner of the asset, the lessee obtains the right to use the asset in return for rental payments. Historically, assets that were used but not owned were not shown on the statement of financial position and therefore any associated liability was also left out of the statement – this was known as ‘off balance sheet’ finance and was a way that companies were able to keep their liabilities low, thus distorting gearing and other key financial ratios. This form of accounting did not faithfully represent the transaction. In reality a company often effectively ‘owned’ these assets and ‘owed a liability’. Under modern day accounting the IASB framework states that an asset is ‘a resource controlled by an entity as a result of past events and from which future economic benefits are expected to flow to the entity’ and a liability is ‘a present obligation of the entity arising from past events, the settlement of which is expected to result in an outflow fr.

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Why is a visual analysis important in communicating findings in a business research paper or proposal? Give an example of a visual analysis that would be appropriate for your paper and presentation (my research paper is regarding the decrease in ethics in nurses as well as having usage of personal cell phones on the work floor). Describe acceptable report page design methods to make your paper or presentation visually appealing. Solution The increase of development in IT has leaded to tremendous increase in the use of visual forms of communication. From the early begins of usage of social anthropology, where novel technologies of register and reproduction of images were gradually incorporated within social anthropology in terms of ethnographic film and later visual anthropology, research with visual technologies and on visual data has evolved into other fields in the social science. Apart from social science, visual materials are found in a wide range of cultural spheres. They are extensively used at various fields. Videography, Photography plays very important roles in terms of gaining the full focus on peculiarity of the visual and its specific symbolic structure. The following terms will describe best about the Visual analysis usage at a greater extent. 1. Involving, 2. Sharing and 3. Analyzing. The three terms described above are exactly useful for the best communication of Business Research Paper or Proposal. Because, involving mostly related to successful participation in Trans disciplinary projects. The photos can be analyzed as participatory acts. Sharing mostly involves in the combination of the verbal data and visual data which leads to the easy understanding of presentation. Analysis completely describes the different methods of analyses and show societal context. Most of the design methods follow a simple procedure which gives a good pave to go ahead. One of the design methods which is relevant to most of the design methods is described as follows. Any methodology contains 1. Sample Design, 2. Data Collection Methods, 3. Data Processing Procedures, 4. Response Rates, 5. Weighing and Variance Estimation. All terminologies mentioned above are related to the easy understanding of the design in a feature of successful survey and presents many issues that had to be addressed at the design stage..

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what usually happens to autoimmune antibody-producing clones during development? what usually happens to autoimmune antibody-producing clones during development? what usually happens to autoimmune antibody-producing clones during development? Solution The process of immune response against the antibodies is the same when the immune response acts against the normal body cells. They bind with high affinity to self antigens..

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Why platinum and its compounds display a variety of color? Solution Platinum and its compounds exhibit varieties of color because plantinum in its compounds have d electrons in their respective orbitals which absorb wavelengths from Ultra violet and visible light region of electromagnetic radiation and give off complimentary color and in this way platinum generally appreas greyish white in color..

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What is Vertical versus horizontal integration in healthcare? What is Vertical versus horizontal integration in healthcare? Solution in healthcare a vertical integration is the arrangement, a healthcare organization provide and offer various services to the patients and needed people either directly or indirectlty, which includes some support services or a broad range of patient care services. In this the care providers think before and after the work or role he has done to the patients. The service providers interacted and integrated with similar parties, exchange, share, and at the end benefit all. Most of the care centers which offers variety of services join together, and exchange information or patients also. in horizontal integraion, one kind of services are offered by the care centers, all these joined as a group for sharing the work. Here the care provider may look for other provider who do the same, and join with them. It helps them to utilize their resoruces in optimum way and minimize wastage. Forexample: these both can maintain a group of professional doctors, they can utilize them in both places based on demand from patients..

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What is the role of the financial system? Name and describe two markets that are part of the financial system in the U.S. economy. Name and describe two financial intermediaries. What is the difference between savings and investment (according to economists) and what role does the financial system serve in bridging the gap between savings and investment? Explain why a person would want to invest in stocks and bonds rather than keep their money in a savings account.? ( 200 words) Solution Ans. The financial system is concerned about credit, money and finance. It is a set of complex and inter-mixed financial institutions ,financial markets, financial instruments and services.It is a system that enables lenders and borrowers to exchange funds.It serves as a link between savers and investors.Financial system promotes the process of capital formation and is a mechanism of transfer of resources.Such as it channelise savings into business sector by offering loans. Most important financial market is bonds market.In this market bond is like a contract paper with maturity date and rate at which it is paid back to buyers.The money that companies get from bonds can be further used for making profitable projects.When bond matures it is paid back to purchaser with interest. The other market is of stocks market where stocks are issued by selling shares to the public and trading is done with stockholders in stock exchange.It has higher returns than bonds. The two financial intermediaries are banks and mutual funds.Where banks are the financial institutions that receives deposits and make loans.They pay interest on their deposits and charge borrowers higher interst rate on their loans.Mutual funds are investment that uses money from many investors to invest in bonds and stocks. Savings are part of disposable income that is left after consumption of goods and accumulated.Whereas investment means addition to stock of capital goods that adds to the future productive capacity of the economy. Financial system is an important vehicle for economic transformation.It bridges the gap between savings and investment through efficient mobilization and allocation of surplus funds.It facilitates flow of funds from areas of surplus to deficit. The money in savings account cannot be sold or traded to other investors such that they are not negotiable, Whereas bonds are sold by investors to other investors before bonds reach there maturity date.Money in savings account offers less return than bonds but bonds offer higher returns which are considered as safe investment when borrowed from goverenment .so its better to invest in stocks and bonds rather than keeping money in savings account..

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What is the difference between a paired artery and an unpaired artery? Solution Paired Artery: The abdominal aorta is the largest artery in the abdominal cavity. As part of the aorta, it is a direct continuation of the descending aorta (of the thorax). Anatomy Any of the muscular elastic tubes that form a branching system and that carry blood away from the heart to the cells, tissues, and organs of the body. 2. A major route of transportation into which local routes flow: Traffic was heavy on the central artery. Unpaired Artery: an unpaired artery that is formed by the union of the two vertebral arteries, runs forward within the skull just under the pons, divides into the two posterior cerebral arteries, and supplies the pons, cerebellum, posterior part of the cerebrum, and the inner ear..

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What has Microsoft improved in Windows Server 2012 when it comes to provisioning and administrating a virtualized environment? Solution Windows Server 2012: Windows server 2012 is the 6th version of windows server family. Microsoft introduced windows server 2012 and BUILD 2011 of developer preview. Unlike windows 8, windows server 2012 developer made provisions to MSDN subscribers. Microsoft improves, Windows Update, Window Server Update Services, system center configuration manager and release an update that extends the finishing date from 8th April 2012 to 15th January 2013. Based on provisions: made to MSDN subscribers Based on virtual environment: It is generally made for customers..

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True or False Questions: 1) Good technology transfer between projects is one of the major advantages of projectized organization. ( T or F) 2) Program Management is less comprehensive and inclusive than project management.( T or F) 3) The partnership type of organization is very difficult to organize as it has relatively large restrictions. (T or F). 4) Forecasting estimates the results and planning provides strategies. (T or F) Multiple choice questions: 1) The distribution that you use for networks in project considering probability of three times is known as: A) Normal distribution B) Exponential distribution. C. Binomial distribution D) Negative exponential distribution E. None of the above 2) The biggest Advantage/advantages of the exponential smoothing method of forecasting is: A) No waiting period is required and not a large data is required even then reasonably good forecasting. B) It includes the benefits of the time series analysis of forecasting as it belongs to this category. C) The value of alpha (smoothing constant )can be made to change or adapt to changed circumstances. D. All of the above E. Only A and B. 3) The important disadvantage/disadvantages of MBO as observed are: A. Time and paper work involved B. Supervisor just assigns and does not negotiate C. It leads to Gamesmanship of subordinates D. It does not avoid the tendency of subordinates to focus on relatively few goals. E. All of the above 4) The title \'section chief or foreman, is used for which of the following position? A) team leader B. middle manager C. first-line manager D. top manager E. Aged worker 5) About the middle managers which of the following is true? A. Make plan of intermediate range to achieve long terr goals B. Integrate and coordinate the short range decisions and activities C. Establish department policies together D. Options A and B are true if taken together E. options A, B, and C, are true if taken True or False Questions: 1) Good technology transfer between projects is one of the major advantages of projectized organization. ( T or F) 2) Program Management is less comprehensive and inclusive than project management.( T or F) 3) The partnership type of organization is very difficult to organize as it has relatively large restrictions. (T or F). 4) Forecasting estimates the results and planning provides strategies. (T or F) Multiple choice questions: 1) The distribution that you use for networks in project considering probability of three times is known as: A) Normal distribution B) Exponential distribution. C. Binomial distribution D) Negative exponential distribution E. None of the above 2) The biggest Advantage/advantages of the exponential smoothing method of forecasting is: A) No waiting period is required and not a large data is required even then reasonably good forecasting. B) It includes the benefits of the time series analysis of forecasting as it belongs to this category. C) The value of alpha (smoothing constant )can be made to chan.

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The symbiosis between plant roots and fungi is characterized by: Question 2 options: Fungi “fix” atmospheric nitrogen for plants Plants provide a safe place inside which fungi can live Plants receive carbon in exchange for nutrients Plants receive nutrients in exchange for carbo Fungi “fix” atmospheric nitrogen for plants Plants provide a safe place inside which fungi can live Plants receive carbon in exchange for nutrients Plants receive nutrients in exchange for carbo Solution Correct options: A. Fungi “fix” atmospheric nitrogen for plants C. Plants receive nutrients in exchange for carbo Explanation: Fungi had an ability to easily absorb elements such a phosphorus and nitrogen which are essential for life. Plants are autotrophic and it producing their food in the form of carbohydrates through the process of photosynthesis. plants access to these essential compounds and elements. In return, the plant supplies the fungus with carbohydrates for use as energy..

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Tom has been a project manager at ETW Nautical Supplies for about five years. Today, like most days, Tom arrives at his office an hour early. He spends the first 30 minutes reading his e- mails and catching up on voicemails. Then he saunters down to cafeteria where he gets his morning coffee and chats with his coworkers and reports as they filter in to get their own coffees. He gets delayed by Marge, a member of one of his core teams, who is excited to show him photos of her new grandson, Oliver. This means he gets back to his office a little later than planned. He spends about an hour sending e-mails and returning phone calls, before he takes a stroll through Cubicle Alley, as he calls it. He stops by each team member’s desk to check in. “What’s happening?” he queries each person. These ritual stops have become known at ETW as drive-bys. Just as he begins to prepare for a project meeting with his team on the crucial Sail2020 project, he gets an angry phone call from a vendor for Sail2020 complaining that the team is now asking for extra features that were not in the original specs and that adding those features will double the price of the parts. Tom tells him that he will find out what is going on and get back him. After slamming the phone down, Tom returns to Cubicle Alley and begins yelling, “What the heck is going on here? Why didn’t anyone tell me this earlier?” After spending 45 minutes getting to the bottom of the problem, Tom learns it is the client who is making these demands to the team. Tom stomps back to his office, and calls the client, who doesn’t answer. Now Tom is behind schedule getting his meeting organized, so he works through lunch to get the agenda for the Spinnaker2014 project finished. There’s no sense sending it out, as they will meet in 15 minutes at 1:30 p.m. Tom arrives at the meeting room on time, but team members trickle in until 1:45 p.m. During this time, Marge pulls out the photos of Oliver and shows them to the team members present. They then pull out the photos of their kids and grandchildren to share. The meeting doesn’t get started until 1:50 p.m. At 2:14, Tom’s boss Mary Sue arrives. She apologizes for being late and explains why she is so busy. Everyone listens. Then, Tom summarizes what Mary Sue missed. The meeting gets back on track at 2:25 p.m., only to have two critical members of the team leave, explaining they have another meeting at 3 p.m. across the expansive ETW corporate campus. Mary Sue gets impatient, and wants a quick summary of just where the project is in terms of deadlines. She hears a summary of what the team has done. At 2:55 p.m., Mary Sue leaves, saying she wants an update on her desk by the end of business that day. The meeting breaks up shortly after 3 p.m. Tom announces he will send out a Doodle to find a time for the next meeting. When Tom returns to his office, he has an irate message from the client, who says he isn’t satisfied with the progress on the project. Tom immediately c.

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The risk factor in CAPM is beta which is a proxy for how firm\'s stock price moves compared with the market portfolio True False Solution The Asnwer is\"TRUE\" Beta in Capital Asset Pricing Mode [CAPM] is a measure of non diversifiable risk which shows how firms stock prices changes with the market forces. The Measure of Beta can be either positive or negative. The term Beta also means Beta measures the risk of an individual stock components to the market portfolio.

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that a What is your definition of chemical reaction? What observations might you make that suggest chemical reaction has occurred? Please describe simply what kind of chemical reactions you will do today. Solution Chemical reaction is a process in which one or more substances (the reactants) are converted to one or more different substances (the products). Observations suggesting that a chemical reaction has occured:-.

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The Problem Complete the function printList that accepts a node * (the head of a linked list) as a parameter and print out the list in the following format: If the list is empty then the function should print \"Empty list\". You should complete the main function to test your printList in, at least, the following cases: An empty list A list with exactly one node A list with more than one node (eg: 100 -> 200 -> 300, as shown above) //main.cpp #include using namespace std; struct node { int val; node *next; }; void printList(node *head) { // printList function } int main() { // Test 1: An empty list node * head = NULL; printList(head); // Test 2: A list with exactly one node // Test 3: A list with more than one node return 0; } Solution #include using namespace std; struct node { int val; node *next; }; void printList(node *head) { int i = 0; if(head == NULL) // if head is NUll it is empty list { cout<<\"\ Empty list\"; } while(head != NULL) //while end of the list is not reached { cout<<\"\ Node \"<val; head = head->next; // traverse next node } } int main() { // Test 1: An empty list cout<<\"\ list with no node\"; node *head = NULL; printList(head); // Test 2: A list with exactly one node cout<<\"\ list with one node\"; node *node1 = new node; //make new node node1->val= 100; //assign its value to 100 node1->next = NULL; //assign its next pointer to null head= node1; // make it the head node as head is null printList(head); // call printList function // Test 3: A list with more than one node cout<<\"\ list with three nodes\"; node *node2 = new node; node2->val= 200; node2->next = NULL; node1->next = node2; node *node3 = new node; node3->val= 300; node3->next = NULL; node2->next = node3; printList(head); return 0; }.

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The number of permutations of the letters of the word RICOCHET such that no letter occurs in the same position in the permuted word as in the original. Solution Number of way to arrange C\'s in the given eight positions, such that they don\'t appear in their original positions, are: 8C2 -14 = 28 - 14 = 14 Out of remaining 6 letters 4 can be arranged in the remaining 4 positions such that they don\'t appear in their original positions are (4!/2) = 24/2 = 12 Remaining 2 letters can be arranged in the remaining two positions such that they don\'t reappear in their original positions in (2!/2) = 1 way Therefore, total number of ways to arrange the letters of the given word, such that none of the letters appear in its original position, are 12*14*1 = 168 Therefore, final answer is 168..

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Question is about the Enron Scandal in 2001... There is no case study... it is just based off of the case in general Does the company have a specific code of ethics? Were any of the components of the code violated? Discuss. Determines if the ethical violations identified in the case violate components of the company’s own Code of Ethics and describes each violation in detail Solution Enron had a set of ethical code defined in their corporate culture. The set of ethical code of Enron’s was based on respect, integrity, communication, and excellence. The actual code of ethics for Respect was that ‘We treat others as we would like to be treated ourselves. We do not tolerate abusive or disrespectful treatment. Ruthlessness, callousness and arrogance don’t belong here’ Similarly for integrity ‘We work with customers and prospects openly, honestly and sincerely. When we say we will do something, we will do it; when we say we cannot or will not do something, then we won’t do it’. And for Communication ‘We have an obligation to communicate. Here we take the time to talk with one another and to listen. We believe that information is meant to move and that information moves people’ and finally for Excellence ‘We are satisfied with nothing less than the very best in everything we do. We will continue to raise the bar for everyone. The great fun here will be for all of us to discover just how good we can really be’. Enron violated the codes of ethics for Integrity and communication breaking the integrity and not communicating the actual financials and manipulating the financials and the balance sheet. They broke integrity by not being Honest in their practice, did not disclose the actual financial details, misrepresented the financial calculations making it complex for the stakeholders to understand and thus posted a picture that was not a honest one, but filled with bad intentions. So predominantly the code for integrity and communication was violated, ensuring that the interested parties and stakeholders does not understand what was going on, making huge and false claims resulting in the balloon being blown out of proportion and thus finally breaking to become nothing..

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Pyrite oxidation leads to acidic conditions due to: A. a slow chemical oxidation of FeS2 B. a rapid chemical oxidation of FeS2 C. Bacterial oxidation of Fe++ D. All of these Solution Pyrite(FeS2) is a irion sulphide allso called fools gold found i n earth\'s crust especially in coals and mineral ores. The various steps of pyrite oxidation is as follws 2 FeS2 + 7 O2 + 2 H2O => 2 Fe2+ + 4 SO42- + 4 H+ Pyrite + Oxygen + Water => Ferrous Iron + Sulfate + Acidity 4 Fe2+ + O2 + 4 H+ => 4 Fe3+ + 2 H2O Ferrous Iron + Oxygen + Acidity => Ferric Iron + Water 4 Fe3+ + 12 H2O => 4 Fe(OH)3 ¯ + 12 H+ Ferric Iron + Water => Ferric Hydroxide (yellowboy) + Acidity FeS2 + 14 Fe3+ + 8 H2O => 15 Fe2+ + 2 SO42- + 16 H+ Pyrite + Ferric Iron + Water => Ferrous Iron + Sulfate + Acidity pyrite oxidation occurs at slow rate in rocks but some bacterias increases the rate of pyryte oxidation.

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question: 1. What are the various sources of conflict and politics that have plagued Walt Disney in the past? In the early 2000s, Walt Disney CEO Michael Eisner came under increasing criticism for the company’s falling performance and for the way that he had centralized decision making so that all important decisions affecting the company had to have his approval. He began to lose the support of the board of directors, especially of Roy Disney, who as a member of the founding family commanded a great deal of support. However, the majority of Disney’s board of directors had been handpicked by Eisner, and he was able to control the agenda until the company began to incur major losses in the mid 2000s. Poor performance weakened Eisner’s position, but so did his personal relationship with Steve Jobs, who was the CEO and major owner of Pixar, the company that had made most of Disney’s recent blockbuster movies such as Toy Story, Cars, and so on. After Jobs threatened to find a new distributor for Pixar’s movies when its contract with Disney expired in 2007 because of the personal antagonism between himself and Eisner, Disney’s board decided to act. Eisner was encouraged to become chair of Disney and to allow his handpicked successor, Bob Iger, assume control of the company as its CEO. Iger owed his rapid rise at Disney to his personal relationship with Eisner, who had been his mentor and loyal follower. Iger had always suggested new ways to improve Disney’s performance but had never confronted Eisner—always a dangerous thing to do if a manager wants to become the next CEO! Once Iger became CEO in 2006, pressure was applied to Eisner, who soon decided to resign as Disney’s chair; then Iger negotiated the purchase of Pixar by Disney that resulted in Steve Jobs becoming its biggest stockholder. Disney was still performing poorly, but now that Iger was in total control and no longer under the influence of Michael Eisner, he adopted a plan to change the way Disney operated. As COO of Disney under CEO Michael Eisner, Iger recognized that Disney was plagued by slow decision making that had led to many mistakes in putting its new strategies into action. Its Disney stores were losing money; its Internet properties were flops; and even its theme parks seemed to have lost their luster as few new rides or attractions were introduced. Iger believed one of the main reasons for Disney’s declining performance was that it had become too tall and bureaucratic under Iger, and its top managers were following financial rules that did not lead to innovative strategies. One of Iger’s first moves to turn around Disney’s performance was to dismantle its central “strategic planning office,” which was composed of several levels of top managers who were responsible for sifting through all the new ideas and innovations sent up by Disney’s different business divisions, for example, its theme parks, movies, and gaming divisions. After a lengthy decision-making process, they the.

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