This document discusses function derivatives and their calculation in several sections:
1. It defines the derivative of a function f(x) at a point x0 and provides formulas to calculate it.
2. It presents rules for finding derivatives of basic functions like polynomials, rational functions, and roots.
3. It introduces theorems for calculating derivatives of sums, products, and quotients of functions, as well as composite functions where one function is applied to another.
Examples are provided to demonstrate applying the rules and theorems to calculate derivatives.
This document discusses function derivatives and their calculation in several sections:
1. It defines the derivative of a function f(x) at a point x0 and provides formulas to calculate it.
2. It presents rules for finding derivatives of basic functions like polynomials, rational functions, and roots.
3. It introduces theorems for calculating derivatives of sums, products, and quotients of functions, as well as composite functions where one function is applied to another.
Examples are provided to demonstrate applying the rules and theorems to calculate derivatives.
Innovate or Die - changing your mindset about cloud @scottsanchezScott Sanchez
This document discusses how cloud computing enables innovation by removing limits on what developers can build. It argues that while virtualization was initially sold as a cost-saving measure, cloud is about empowering developers' imaginations. Statistics are presented showing that the majority of companies saved money or boosted profits with cloud. The document advocates that companies let their developers fully utilize cloud's potential to innovate, rather than viewing it only as a cost saver, and that this will lead to acceleration rather than the status quo.
This document outlines the course description, objectives, evaluation criteria, schedule, and policies for a course on visual arts today. The course will provide an introduction to contemporary visual culture and examine avant-garde movements and the impact of new technologies through historical context. Students will analyze and compare works of art, develop their vocabulary, and take four examinations throughout the semester to assess their understanding. Weekly discussions, submissions and exams will comprise the evaluation.
This document provides instructions for a homework assignment asking students to design their own sarcophagus lid decorated with symbols that represent important aspects of their lives, similar to ancient Egyptian coffin designs. Students are asked to draw their face on one side of the sarcophagus lid and include at least 10 symbols or ideograms on the other side with explanations of each symbol in complete sentences in the spaces provided. The goal is for students to be creative in choosing symbols that symbolize personal traits, accomplishments, or other meaningful aspects of their lives.
This document outlines the syllabus for a Mythology in Art & Literature course taught by Professor Will Adams. The course examines world mythology through various methods and considers how mythological ideas are applied in the humanities. Students will analyze how mythology is used by different cultures, interpret myths and their meaning, and articulate connections between ancient and modern mythology. Assessment includes attendance, a cultural event paper, a research project, quizzes, and exams. Policies are provided on late work, academic honesty, and appropriate computer use.
This document provides an overview of Direct Relief's efforts to improve maternal health globally and domestically. It discusses how Direct Relief supports midwives, increases access to emergency obstetric care, treats obstetric fistula, and provides charitable medical aid to clinics serving low-income mothers in the US. Direct Relief works in partnership with organizations to train midwives, equip health facilities, prevent and treat fistula, and strengthen the healthcare safety net for millions of uninsured women.
Art1204 we don't need another hero the art of feminismProfWillAdams
Feminism seeks equality of opportunities and rights for women through challenging power structures that subordinate women. It has occurred in three waves focused on legal rights, social equality, and critiquing Western feminism. Feminist art challenges the patriarchy through raising women's issues, exploring female heritage, challenging divisions between art forms, using feminist imagery, and challenging gender stereotypes. It aims to empower women rather than define a style.
Direct Relief provided over $33.6 million in medical aid to more than 6.2 million people in 31 countries from March 16 to August 1, 2004. Key activities included:
- Shirin Ebadi, 2003 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, visited Direct Relief headquarters and spoke about promoting human rights.
- Direct Relief launched a new partnership with Bristol-Myers Squibb to provide medical supplies and equipment to US physicians on international medical missions.
- Pfizer contributed $55,000 and $616,860 worth of aid to support relief efforts in Afghanistan over the past two years.
Cantinando Wine & Art è una manifestazione che da 9 anni coinvolge l'area del Vulture, in Basilicata. Attraverso un ricco programma artistico e di promozione enogastronomica intende valorizzare le eccellenze locali collegandole con il panorama nazionale ed internazionale in una piena prospettiva glocal. Arte, musica, cultura, enogastronomia di qualità compongono il quadro delle attività che si svolgono nella suggestiva location del Parco Urbano dlele Cantine di Barile. L'edizione 2014 di Cantinando avrà una ulteriore valenza. Quest'anno infatti ricorrono i 50 anni della pellicola pasoliniana "Il Vangelo secondo Matteo", film girato in parte anche tra le cantine del paese. Una ricorrenza che verrà adeguatamente celebrata e che porrà la manifestazione al centro della scena. Ogni anno 30.000 visitatori affollano le stradine del Parco portando con se' il messaggio ormai tradizionale dell'evento: Più vino meno petrolio
