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1. Segn Darwin, si un grupo muestra un comportamiento ms moral que los otros grupos Confiere un beneficio solo en algunos casos y no en otros. Confiere un beneficio general a travs de la seleccin natural. no confiere ningn beneficio en absoluto 2. Ordenar los hechos en su secuencia histrica: - 1. 2. 3. La Revolucin Francesa - 1. 2. 3. La idea de Darwin de la seleccin natural - 1. 2. 3. la revolucin americana a Confiere un beneficio solo en algunos casos y no en otros. b Confiere un beneficio general a travs de la seleccin natural. C no confiere ningn beneficio en absoluto.

1. Section1.- Populating the list of persons on the person listing.pdf

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1. Section1.- Populating the list of persons on the person listing form, and put functionality in the Add Person button (1 mark) a. In PersonListing: The starting code places only one item in the list of persons. Discussions with the original developer have yielded that the method showTable in PersonListing is responsible for populating the table. The addToTable method which accepts one person and adds information regarding that person to the table should NOT be modified. Complete showTable so that an entry is placed in the table for each row in the file person.dat. b. In PersonEntry: Modify PersonEntry so that it is able to store an instance of PersonListing. c. In PersonEntry: Modify the Constructor of PersonEntry so that it accepts an instance of PersonListing, and then sets the local instance variable to the value accepted by the constructor. d. In PersonListing: Add a listener to the Add Person button so that when it is clicked, an instance of PersonEntry is displayed. When invoking the instance of PersonEntry, a reference to the current instance of PersonListing should be passed as an argument to the constructor. //Hint a listener is already included in the starting code that adds functionality to the Close button. 2. Section 2. Implementing functionality in the PersonEntry. (1.5 marks) a. Modify the PersonEntry object so that the interface looks like that presented in Figure 3 Hints: i. You may need to add a JLabel and a JCheckBox ii. The layout from the previous developer for the panel displays data on two rows. b. Add functionality to the Close button of the PersonEntry form so that it is no longer visible when it is clicked. Hint: one way to do it is to i. Store a reference to a PersonEntry as an instance variable ii. Set the instance of PersonEntry to this in the constructor iii. In the appropriate listener, invoke setVisible on the instance of PersonEntry with an argument of false. c. Implement functionality in the Save button of PersonEntry so that when it is clicked, the data is first validated to ensure both first and last names have been entered, and that the age is an integer. If data is valid, the addPerson method of PersonListing is called, and the person entry form disappears. Note that the addPerson method effectively adds a person to the arraylist holding person list data, and updates the data in the list. Hints/Questions i. Have we already met a method to split a string into parts? ii. What functionality can tell if a value can be converted to an Integer? iii. Remember the getText() method of a jTextField returns the value of the text it currently displays. 3. Section 3 Complete functionality on listing screen (1.5 marks) a. The starting code includes the definition of a JButton named cmdSortAge, but it is not shown on the PersonListing screen. Modify the PersonListingScreen to allow it to be shown b. Add a listener which implements the functionality to sort the list in ascending order of age. Hints: i. You should alrea.

1. �Cu�l de las siguientes estructuras hace que las cianobacterias s.pdf

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1. Cul de las siguientes estructuras hace que las cianobacterias sean simbiontes ptimos para los organismos eucariotas que necesitan oxgeno y nutrientes? A. cloroplastos B. plsmidos C. tilacoides Cpsulas D. 2. Cul de los siguientes "entornos" podra proporcionar la MEJOR oportunidad de supervivencia a travs de la simbiosis a una especie de bacteria fotoauttrofa? A. el intestino de una vaca B. el ojo de un pez linterna que vive en las profundidades del ocano C. una colonia de hongos cerca de un estanque D. el interior de un hormiguero 3. Cul de las siguientes es una caracterstica completamente compartida por los dominios de bacterias y arqueas, lo que indica su origen procaritico comn? A. viviendo en colonias B. autotrofia C. cromosomas circulares D. ser extremfilos.

1. �Cu�l de los siguientes debe evitarse al motivar a los miembros d.pdf

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1. Cul de los siguientes debe evitarse al motivar a los miembros del equipo? Dar reconocimiento a las personas y a los miembros del equipo Brindar retroalimentacin solo cuando alguien hace algo mal Mantener informados a los miembros del equipo cuando ocurren cambios Celebrar reuniones peridicas del equipo 2. Cul de los siguientes mtodos de comunicacin se utiliza para comunicar una solicitud de cambio aprobada a los miembros del equipo? Informe de estado Discusin uno a uno Presentacin Reunin del equipo del proyecto 3. Si un gerente de proyecto aumenta los recursos para volver a encarrilar un proyecto que est atrasado, cul de los siguientes probablemente tambin aumentar? Asignaciones presupuestarias para recursos Impacto de los riesgos Nmero de requisitos para un entregable Probabilidad de los riesgos.

1. �Cu�l de las siguientes es una raz�n para la descentralizaci�n.pdf

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1. �Cu�l de las siguientes afirmaciones no es verdadera a. Los an.pdf

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1. Cul de las siguientes afirmaciones no es verdadera? a. Los anlisis horizontales ayudan a los usuarios de los estados financieros a reconocer los cambios que se desarrollan con el tiempo. b. Los anlisis verticales se enfocan en las relaciones entre elementos en el mismo estado financiero. c. Los anlisis de razones se enfocan en las relaciones entre elementos en uno o ms de los estados financieros. d. Los anlisis horizontales ayudan a los usuarios de los estados financieros a reconocer los cambios que ocurren entre empresas. 2.Anlisis vertical: a.Identifica la contribucin relativa de cada partida de los estados financieros. b.Identifica tendencias a lo largo del tiempo. c.Proporciona la comprensin de las relaciones entre varios elementos de los estados financieros al expresar las diferencias en trminos de dlares. d.Involucra la comparacin de cantidades entre diferentes estados financieros. 3. El efectivo y los equivalentes de efectivo incluyen: a.Activos que tienen un valor estable a largo plazo. b.Activos que sean de corto plazo, de gran liquidez y que sean adquiridos por la entidad dentro de los tres meses siguientes a su vencimiento. c.Activos cuyo valor aumenta constantemente a largo plazo. d.Activos que se espera que se agoten dentro de un ao..

1. �Cu�l de las siguientes afirmaciones es verdadera sobre los siste.pdf

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1. Cul de las siguientes afirmaciones es verdadera sobre los sistemas de informacin gerencial? A) La disciplina de los sistemas de informacin de gestin atrae el inters de investigadores y profesionales solo del campo de la informtica. B) El estudio de los sistemas de informacin que incluye cmo las personas, la tecnologa, los procesos y los datos trabajan juntos se denomina sistemas de informacin de gestin. C) Los sistemas de informacin gerencial carecen de la capacidad de respaldar la toma de decisiones tcticas a nivel gerencial. D) La disciplina de los sistemas de informacin gerencial exista antes de la invencin de la computadora de primera generacin. 2. Cul de los siguientes es cierto acerca de la destruccin creativa? A) Presenta a los recin llegados la oportunidad de tener xito frente a los titulares en una industria. B) Hace uso de innovaciones y tcnicas ilegales para desplazar empresas establecidas. C) Aumenta los costos operativos de toda la industria y reduce las ganancias. D) Ocurre cuando las tecnologas que brindan ventajas en la simplificacin de procesos pasan a primer plano..

1. You are an analyst reviewing the impact of currency translation.pdf

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1. You are an analyst reviewing the impact of currency translation methods (current / non-current method, monetary / non-monetary method and temporal method) on a companys Tokyo subsidiary (reporting currency: Japanese Yen). The parent company reporting currency is the dollar. Calculate the companys financial information under each of the three currency translation methods current/ non-current, monetary / non-monetary and temporal methods..

1. X tiene una ventaja comparativa sobre Y en la producci�n de un bi.pdf

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1. X tiene una ventaja comparativa sobre Y en la produccin de un bien si X puede producir ms del bien que Y en un perodo de tiempo dado. 2. Un impuesto a las importaciones se conoce como (n) subsidio a la importacin. 3. Cuando un pas decide imponer un arancel a un bien que ya est importando, podemos esperar que ________ disminuya y que el precio del bien ________. suministrar; aumentar 4. Qu pas tiene la economa ms grande del mundo? X tiene un menor costo de oportunidad de producir el bien que Y..

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