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1. DNA is hot a nanobiological molecule. T/F 2. Understanding the mlarity enables counting of the atoms in nanofabrication through Avogadro's number. T/F 3. A nanocomposite has two or more elemental forms included in the nanodesign. T/F 4. Quantum dots have numerous free electrons that do not move. T/F 5. Carbon nanotubes can be both single or multiwalled. T/F 6. The core shelled geometry does not allow for different atomic layers to be placed together in a circular manner. T/F 7. The quantum dot is the smallest semiconductor. T/F 8. Missed layering of carbon atoms result in surface defects of the carbon nanosheets. T/F 9. Carbon nanotubes do not have a high tensile strength nor elasticity. T/F 10. Carbon nanotubes are easily formed by the arc discharge methodology. T/F 11. When light passes from one nano material to the next, it diffracts or refracts. T/F 12. Quantum dots have a high conductivity. T/F 13. Gaps in a carbon nanosheeting is not a point of weakness. T/F 14. The cantilever system is used to place atoms in an atomic monolayer. T/F 15. The free electrons of a quantum dot can move from one energy level to the next gaining kinetic energy from an energy source while emitting absorption spectra. T/F.
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1. Los usuarios externos de informaci�n de contabilidad financiera i.pdf
1. Los usuarios externos de informacin de contabilidad financiera incluyen todos los siguientes
excepto
a. Inversores potenciales
b. prestamistas como los banqueros
C. agencias gubernamentales como el IRS
d. empleados de una empresa
2. Las tareas tpicas de contabilidad incluyen todas las siguientes tareas excepto ________.
a. consultante
b. compra de materiales directos
C. revisin de cuentas
d. cumplimiento y planificacin fiscal
3. Cul de los siguientes vende acciones en una bolsa de valores organizada como la Bolsa de
Valores de Nueva York?
a. negocios sin fines de lucro
b. empresas privadas
C. agencias gubernamentales
d. empresas que cotizan en bolsa.
1. Para cada uno de los siguientes, inserte una o m�s letras may�scu.pdf
1. Para cada uno de los siguientes, inserte una o ms letras maysculas para identificar los estados
financieros donde se encuentra el elemento. Algunos elementos se encuentran en una sola
declaracin, mientras que otros aparecen en ms de una declaracin .
a. Lngresos netos
b. Saldo de utilidades retenidas al final del perodo
C. Gasto de depreciacin
d. Dividendos declarados
Opciones de pregunta:
-Estado de resultados
-Hoja de balance
-Estado de flujos de efectivo
-Declaracin de ganancias retenidas.
1. only extrachromosomal ribosomal DNA circles are not transmitted f.pdf
1. only extrachromosomal ribosomal DNA circles are not transmitted fo daughter cells during
replicative aging
a. true
b. false
2. Do old mother cells have fragmented nucleolus because of highly accumukated
extrachromosomal ribosomal DNA circles?
3. Do daughter cells of old mother cells have extended replicative life span?
a. true
b. false
2. Do old mother cells have fragmented nucleolus because of highly accumukated
extrachromosomal ribosomal DNA circles?
3. Do daughter cells of old mother cells have extended replicative life span?.
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1. La radiacin solar consiste en ondas principalmente en el
longitudes de onda largas que no pueden escapar de la atmsfera terrestre, luz ultravioleta y
visible, longitudes de onda cortas que no pueden escapar de la atmsfera terrestre, luz infrarroja
2. Si ms radiacin terrestre fuera capaz de salir de la atmsfera terrestre que en la actualidad,
experimentaramos
enfriamiento global, sin cambios en la temperatura, clima ms severo, calentamiento global
3. Las estaciones son causadas por
las diferencias en el ngulo de la radiacin solar, la distancia entre la tierra y el sol, todas las
anteriores, ninguna de las anteriores
4. Movimientos areos (seleccione todo lo que corresponda)
hacia baja presin, hacia alta presin, lejos de baja presin, lejos de alta presin.
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1. Modify code to change cube into pyramid.
2. Make the pyramid into a shattered pyramid.
HTML:
Rotate XRotate YRotate ZToggle Rotation
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Javascript:
"use strict";
var shadedCube = function() {
var canvas;
var gl;
var numPositions = 36;
var positionsArray = [];
var normalsArray = [];
var vertices = [
vec4(-0.5, -0.5, 0.5, 1.0),
vec4(-0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 1.0),
vec4(0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 1.0),
vec4(0.5, -0.5, 0.5, 1.0),
vec4(-0.5, -0.5, -0.5, 1.0),
vec4(-0.5, 0.5, -0.5, 1.0),
vec4(0.5, 0.5, -0.5, 1.0),
vec4(0.5, -0.5, -0.5, 1.0)
];
var lightPosition = vec4(1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 0.0);
var lightAmbient = vec4(0.2, 0.2, 0.2, 1.0);
var lightDiffuse = vec4(1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0);
var lightSpecular = vec4(1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0);
var materialAmbient = vec4(1.0, 0.0, 1.0, 1.0);
var materialDiffuse = vec4(1.0, 0.8, 0.0, 1.0);
var materialSpecular = vec4(1.0, 0.8, 0.0, 1.0);
var materialShininess = 100.0;
var ctm;
var ambientColor, diffuseColor, specularColor;
var modelViewMatrix, projectionMatrix;
var viewerPos;
var program;
var xAxis = 0;
var yAxis = 1;
var zAxis = 2;
var axis = 0;
var theta = vec3(0, 0, 0);
var thetaLoc;
var flag = false;
function quad(a, b, c, d) {
var t1 = subtract(vertices[b], vertices[a]);
var t2 = subtract(vertices[c], vertices[b]);
var normal = cross(t1, t2);
normal = vec3(normal);
positionsArray.push(vertices[a]);
normalsArray.push(normal);
positionsArray.push(vertices[b]);
normalsArray.push(normal);
positionsArray.push(vertices[c]);
normalsArray.push(normal);
positionsArray.push(vertices[a]);
normalsArray.push(normal);
positionsArray.push(vertices[c]);
normalsArray.push(normal);
positionsArray.push(vertices[d]);
normalsArray.push(normal);
}
function colorCube()
{
quad(1, 0, 3, 2);
quad(2, 3, 7, 6);
quad(3, 0, 4, 7);
quad(6, 5, 1, 2);
quad(4, 5, 6, 7);
quad(5, 4, 0, 1);
}
window.onload = function init() {
canvas = document.getElementById("gl-canvas");
gl = canvas.getContext('webgl2');
if (!gl) alert( "WebGL 2.0 isn't available");
gl.viewport(0, 0, canvas.width, canvas.height);
gl.clearColor(1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0);
gl.enable(gl.DEPTH_TEST);
//
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program = initShaders(gl, "vertex-shader", "fragment-shader");
gl.useProgram(program);
colorCube();
var nBuffer = gl.createBuffer();
gl.bindBuffer(gl.ARRAY_BUFFER, nBuffer);
gl.bufferData(gl.ARRAY_BUFFER, flatten(normalsArray), gl.STATIC_DRAW);
var normalLoc = gl.getAttribLocation(program, "aNormal");
gl.vertexAttribPointer(normalLoc, 3, gl.FLOAT, false, 0, 0);
gl.enableVertexAttribArray(normalLoc);
var vBuffer = gl.createBuffer();
gl.bindBuffer(gl.ARRAY_BUFFER, vBuffer);
gl.bufferData(gl.ARRAY_BUFFER, flatten(positionsArray), gl.STATIC_DRAW);
var positionLoc = gl.getAttribLocation(program, "aPosition");
gl.vertexAttribPointer(positionLoc, 4, gl.FLOAT, false, 0, 0);
gl.enableVertexAttribArray(positionLoc);
thetaLoc = gl.getUniformLocation(program, "theta");
viewerPos = vec3(0.0, 0.0, -20.0);
projectionMatr.
1. Mark presents a five-year vision to his team that focuses on fina.pdf
1. Mark presents a five-year vision to his team that focuses on financial and production
milestones, and on the changes required to realize that vision. Why might this vision fail to
energize or unite his team?
A. The vision doesnt reflect high ideals and values.
B. The vision is too long-term.
C. The vision seems too easy and is therefore unengaging.
D. The vision implies new processes.
2. Ralphs team faces a major crisis after an economic crash cut off multiple channels in its
supply chain. As a charismatic leader, how can Ralph best ease his followers fears during this
time of crisis?
A. share as little information about the crisis as possible
B. opt for low-risk strategies
C. emphasize follower decision making
D. take strong, decisive action
3. Jeanne is a charismatic leader who uses her influence to further her own interests. Jeannes
power for influence is _______.
A. transactional
B. rational
C. personalized
D. socialized.
1. Los GAAP requieren que cierta informaci�n actuarial para las pens.pdf
1. Los GAAP requieren que cierta informacin actuarial para las pensiones sea reportada como
informacin complementaria requerida. Cul de los siguientes anexos no es un ejemplo de dicha
informacin actuarial?
a. Cronograma de aportes de los empleados
b. Calendario de progreso de la financiacin
C. Tabla de aportes patronales
d. Todos los anexos anteriores son ejemplos de informacin complementaria requerida
2. El monto del cambio neto se reduce por las contribuciones de pensin vencidas y pagaderas en
el estado de operaciones de
a. Tipo de negocio.
b. Actividades gubernamentales.
C. Fondos gubernamentales.
d. Fondos de propiedad.
RESPONDE A AMBOS.
1. Los elementos de la estrategia de Hershey Company han evolucionad.pdf
1. Los elementos de la estrategia de Hershey Company han evolucionado de forma significativa
desde la fundacin de la empresa como fabricante estadounidense de chocolate en 1900. Despus
de revisar la historia de la empresa y los enlaces en el sitio de relaciones con los inversores de la
empresa, prepare un informe de una o dos pginas que analiza cmo ha evolucionado su estrategia.
Su informe tambin debe evaluar qu tan bien la estrategia de Hershey pasa las tres pruebas de una
estrategia ganadora..
1. Los peces lech�n viven en el oc�ano. Estos peces se adhieren a la.pdf
1. Los peces lechn viven en el ocano. Estos peces se adhieren a la parte inferior de los tiburones
y los tiburones los mueven de un lugar a otro. Los tiburones no son daados por los peces lechn.
Indique qu tipo de relacin simbitica es esta. Explica tu respuesta. (4 puntos)
2. Es comn encontrar un organismo que tenga una relacin con su husped que podra describirse
como mutualismo y comensalismo? (2 puntos)
Por favor, haga todas las partes para una buena calificacin..
1. List two of the major causes of habitat loss today.2. List tw.pdf
1. List two of the major causes of habitat loss today.
2. List two consequences of habitat destruction on individuals, populations, or ecosystems.
3. Make the connection between habitat destruction and growing human population size and
human resource use.
4. What was the most interesting or surprising fact you learned this week?
5. Match each description with the best term.
1. Complete removal of habitat
2. Change in habitat quality, not habitat quantity
3. Habitat occurs in smaller, isolated patches
4. Species likely to become extinct throughout all or a portion of its range in the
foreseeable future
5. Species likely to become endangered throughout all or a portion of its range in the
foreseeable future
6. The smallest population number needed for survival
7. The physical loss of topsoil to wind and water
[ Choose ] Soil erosion Habitat Fragmentation Minimum viable population
size Habitat Degradation Endangered Species Habitat Destruction
Threatened Species
.
1. Los candidatos de trabajo m�s exitosos usan redes para encontrar .pdf
1. Los candidatos de trabajo ms exitosos usan redes para encontrar un trabajo porque los
empleadores evitan el mercado laboral abierto/confan en lo que saben. .
2.Por qu los empleadores miran los sitios de redes sociales de un candidato, como Facebook,
Instagram y Twitter?
Para realizar un seguimiento de la bsqueda de empleo del candidato en el mercado abierto
Para buscar y controlar a los candidatos
Para conocer la 'marca personal' de los candidatos
3.Andrew ahora tiene varias herramientas de bsqueda de empleo desarrolladas que incluyen
redes sociales, currculos y un perfil de LinkedIn. Sin embargo, siente que son inconsistentes y no
cuentan la misma historia.
Qu consejo le puede ofrecer a Andrew para crear unidad dentro de sus diversos enfoques en la
bsqueda de empleo? Marque todo lo que corresponda.
Contine construyendo una poderosa presencia en lnea
Desarrollar un eslogan
Proporcionar informacin diferente en cada herramienta de bsqueda de empleo.
Crear un blog que explique todos sus esfuerzos de bsqueda de empleo.
Use el mismo formato que l us para el currculum.
1. Los Criterios de Daubert hacen preguntas espec�ficas sobre la adm.pdf
1. Los Criterios de Daubert hacen preguntas especficas sobre la admisibilidad de las pruebas de
ADN. Qu son?
A. La evidencia se ajusta al crimen?
B. Se recopil y proces adecuadamente la evidencia?
C. La literatura cientfica respalda la conclusin?
d. todo lo anterior es cierto
D.
Todo lo mencionado es cierto
D.
Todo lo mencionado es cierto.
1. Las normas propuestas para implementar una ley son a. No est� a.pdf
1. Las normas propuestas para implementar una ley son
a. No est abierto a comentarios de nadie.
b. abierto a comentarios slo por parte de otros miembros de la burocracia federal.
C. abierto a comentarios de cualquiera que desee opinar.
d. abierto a comentarios slo por miembros del Congreso.
2. Los casos en los que el gobierno de los Estados Unidos es parte son
a. ser escuchado en un tribunal estatal si la otra parte presenta una solicitud especial para que el
caso sea escuchado en un tribunal estatal.
b. se escucha en un tribunal estatal solo si el gobierno estatal es la otra parte.
C. siempre se escucha en un tribunal estatal.
d. siempre se escucha en un tribunal federal.
3. Tribunales de apelacin
a. son los primeros tribunales en escuchar casos que involucran una violacin de la ley estatal.
b. son los primeros tribunales en escuchar casos que involucran una violacin de la ley federal.
C. escuchar nuevos testigos y examinar evidencia adicional antes de llegar a sus decisiones.
d. no escuche a los testigos ni examine pruebas adicionales antes de llegar a sus decisiones..
1. La secci�n de activos de un balance general clasificado incluye .pdf
1. La seccin de activos de un balance general clasificado incluye *
a.Pasivos corrientes, inversiones a largo plazo, propiedad, planta y equipo, y activos intangibles.
b.Activo corriente, activo no corriente, patrimonio y activos intangibles.
c.Activo circulante, inversiones a largo plazo, propiedad, planta y equipo, y activos intangibles.
d.Activo corriente, pasivo, propiedad, planta y equipo, y activo intangible.
e.Activo circulante, inversiones a largo plazo, propiedad, planta y equipo, y retiros.
2. El diario general proporciona un lugar para registrar *
a.una explicacin de la transaccin
b.la cantidad de cada dbito y crdito
c.Todos estos
d.los nombres de las cuentas involucradas
e.la fecha de la transaccin
3. La entrada de ajuste para registrar los salarios ganados pero no pagados de los empleados al
final del perodo contable es *
a.Debito Salarios Gasto y Haber Salarios por Pagar
b.Debito Salarios Impagos y Haber Salarios por Pagar
c.Debito Efectivo y Haber Gasto de Salarios
d. Salarios Dbito a Pagar y Salarios Haber Gasto
e.Debito Salarios Gasto y Haber Efectivo
4. Cul de los siguientes es el paso final en el ciclo contable? *
a.Diario
b.Preparacin de un balance de prueba posterior al cierre
c.Preparacin de las declaraciones
d.Preparar una hoja de trabajo
e.Preparacin de un balance de prueba ajustado
5.Qu estado financiero muestra si la empresa obtuvo ganancias o prdidas y tambin enumera los
tipos y montos de los ingresos y gastos? *
a.Estado de situacin financiera
b. Balance general
c.Estado de cambios en el patrimonio neto
d.Estado de flujo de efectivo
e. Estado de resultados.
6. El tipo de diario ms flexible que se puede usar para registrar cualquier tipo de transaccin se
llama *
a.Libro mayor
b.Plan de cuentas
c.Cuenta de columna de saldo
d.Diario General
e.Balance de prueba
7. En cul de los siguientes estados de cuenta aparecen los salarios pagados en efectivo? *
a.Estado de cambios en el patrimonio neto
b. Balance general
c.Estado de flujo de efectivo.
d.Estado de resultados
e. Tanto un estado de resultados como un estado de flujos de efectivo
8.Un balance clasificado *
a.Organiza los activos y pasivos en subgrupos importantes
b.Muestra el efecto de las ganancias y los retiros en el capital del propietario
c.Mide la capacidad de una empresa para pagar sus cuentas a tiempo
d.Presenta ingresos, gastos y utilidad
e.Muestra actividades de operacin, inversin y financiamiento
9.Qu afirmacin es verdadera sobre la liquidez? El alquiler prepago es *
a.Menos lquido que los inventarios
b.Menos lquido que la tierra
c. Menos lquido que los ingresos por alquiler
d. Ms lquido que efectivo
e.Ms lquido que los inventarios
9.1. Cul de los siguientes no se considera un tipo bsico de asiento de ajuste? *
a. Una entrada para acumular gastos no pagados
b. Una entrada para convertir un activo en un pasivo
c. Una entrada para convertir un activo en un gasto
d. Una entrada para convertir un pasivo en un ingreso
e. Una entrada para acumular ingresos no rec.
1. Las manos de un pastelero inoculan seis c�lulas de Staphylococcus.pdf
1. Las manos de un pastelero inoculan seis clulas de Staphylococcus aureus en un pastel de
crema. La tasa de crecimiento de S. aureus en pastel de crema es de 20 min a temperatura
ambiente y de 30 min a 4oC. Cuntas clulas de S. aureus hay en el pastel despus de 1 hora a
temperatura ambiente y seis horas a 4oC?
2. Los microbios pueden transportar nutrientes utilizando diferentes protenas de transporte. Qu
sistema no requiere energa? Grupo de opciones de respuesta
acuaporina
uniportador
simportador
antiportador
ABC-transportador.
1. Las siguientes son las etapas principales del proceso de compra e.pdf
1. Las siguientes son las etapas principales del proceso de compra en lnea, EXCEPTO *
A) servicio post-compra y fidelizacin
B) conciencia
C) compromiso
D) conversacin
2. Cul de las siguientes no es una comunicacin en lnea que se utiliza para apoyar la etapa de
evaluacin de alternativas del proceso de decisin del consumidor? *
A) motores de bsqueda
B) catlogos en lnea.
c) redes sociales.
D) anuncios publicitarios dirigidos
3. Identifique un ejemplo de una violacin de la integridad de la seguridad del comercio
electrnico a partir de la siguiente situacin. *
A) Un sitio web en realidad no es operado por la entidad que el cliente cree que es.
B) Una persona no autorizada intercepta una comunicacin en lnea y cambia su contenido.
C) Un cliente niega que l o ella es la persona que realiz el pedido. B) Un comerciante utiliza la
informacin del cliente de una manera no prevista por el cliente.
D) Un cliente niega que l o ella es la persona que realiz el pedido.
4. Qu garanta debe tener un sitio web de comercio electrnico para garantizar que los
participantes del comercio electrnico no nieguen sus acciones cuando estn en lnea? *
A) No repudio
B) Autenticidad
C) Disponibilidad
D) Integridad
5. Cul de los siguientes es el mejor ejemplo de una violacin de la privacidad en lnea? *
A) su correo electrnico siendo ledo por un hacker
B) su historial de compras en lnea se vende a otros comerciantes sin su consentimiento
C) su computadora se usa como parte de una red de bots
D) su correo electrnico siendo alterado por un hacker
6. La capacidad de garantizar que los mensajes y los datos solo estn disponibles para aquellos
autorizados a verlos Llam a: *
A) Confidencialidad
B) Integridad
C) Privacidad
D) Disponibilidad
7. La redireccin automtica de una URL web a una direccin diferente es un ejemplo de: *
A) oler
B) ingeniera social
C) farmacologa
D) Ataque DDoS
8. Cyberbully es creado por cul de las siguientes tecnologas de comercio electrnico? *
A) densidad de informacin
B) interactividad
C) tecnologa social
D) ubicuidad
9. Cul de los siguientes es conocido principalmente por los blogs? *
a) facebook
B) Tumblr
C) Google
D) Instagram
10. El primer paso en el proceso de marketing social comienza con: *
Una comunidad
B) amplificacin
C) adquisicin de fans
D) compromiso
11. Cul de las siguientes NO es una herramienta de marketing en Facebook que requiere pago? *
A) Pginas de marca
B) Anuncios en la barra lateral derecha
C) Anuncios de publicacin de la pgina de noticias
D) Anuncios para mviles
12. Las siguientes afirmaciones sobre Pinterest son verdaderas, EXCEPTO: *
A) Las fotos fijadas y los tableros de fotos estn disponibles para todos los usuarios de Pinterest.
B) Los usuarios de Pinterest son mayoritariamente mujeres.
C) Pinterest permite a los usuarios integrar sus pines en sus fuentes de noticias de Facebook y
Twitter.
D) Pinterest es la nica de las principales redes sociales que no acepta publicidad paga.
13. El comercio minorista en lnea tiene las siguientes ven.
1. La madre A es Rh, mientras que el padre A es Rh+. �Cu�les son tod.pdf
1. La madre A es Rh, mientras que el padre A es Rh+. Cules son todos los resultados genticos
potenciales para el factor Rh de su hijo? Con base en estos posibles resultados, debera tomarse
alguna precaucin con los embarazos posteriores? Por qu o por qu no?
2. La madre B es Rh+, mientras que el padre B es Rh. Cul es el tipo Rh de su hijo? Habra que
tomar alguna precaucin con los embarazos posteriores? Por qu o por qu no?
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4 Por qu es importante poder detectar anticuerpos en personas que no parecen enfermas?
5.Por qu necesita analizar controles positivos y negativos, as como sus muestras experimentales
en el ELISA indirecto?.
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1. La gente en general lleva
una sola identidad.
b una o quizs dos identidades.
ca mximo de tres identidades, porque eso es todo lo que la mayora de la gente puede manejar.
d multiples identidades.
2. La disonancia cognitiva ocurre cuando las personas
a. ven algo que no entienden
b. no puede hacer frente a la realidad
C. ignorar o evitar informacin que entre en conflicto con sus creencias
d. malinterpretar las ideas polticas
3. La racionalidad limitada ocurre cuando los votantes
Seleccione una respuesta y envela. Para navegar con el teclado, use las teclas de flecha
arriba/abajo para seleccionar una respuesta.
a.votar sobre la base de la afiliacin partidaria.
b.se mueven ms por la emocin que por la razn.
c.tomar decisiones basadas en informacin limitada.
re. Ninguna de las anteriores.
1. La fuente de carbono para la respiraci�n es... A.el sol B.agu.pdf
1. La fuente de carbono para la respiracin es...
A.el sol
B.agua
C.el suelo
D.azcares
2.Bajo ciertas condiciones de alta temperatura, una planta C3 cerrar sus estomas como una
forma de evitar la prdida de agua. Si los estomas estn cerrados, la planta tendr una mayor
concentracin de oxgeno en la hoja que de dixido de carbono, lo que har que la planta deje de
producir fotosintatos. Esta condicin se denomina...
A.fotosntesis
B.fotoperiodismo
C.fotorrespiracin
D.fotofosforilacin.
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