The document discusses analytical thinking and identifying properties that can be found through both genes and other items like plants, animals, objects, and concepts. It encourages the reader to research whether properties identified in one thing can also be identified in other things. It directs the reader to ask their teacher or refer to the Analytical Thinker's Manual if they do not know the properties that can be identified in both items.
The document discusses identifying properties that can be found in both cells and various other objects, living things, ideas, and concepts. It prompts the reader to consider what properties could be identified in both a cell and other entities like plants, animals, parts of the body, natural phenomena, man-made objects, shapes, social constructs, and more. It encourages asking a teacher or referring to the Analytical Thinker's Manual to determine what properties could be found in both cells and these other things.
The document discusses identifying properties that can be found in both proteins and various other items like plants, animals, objects, and concepts. It repeatedly asks what properties can be identified in both a protein and another item, and encourages the reader to ask their teacher or refer to the Analytical Thinker's Manual if they do not know the properties that can be identified in both. The overall message is to think analytically about what properties different things may have in common.
The document discusses identifying properties that can be found in both roses and various other objects, living things, ideas, and concepts. It encourages analytical thinking by asking what properties a rose shares with other flowers, plants, animals, parts of the body, natural landscapes, objects, scientific concepts, and societal constructs. It suggests asking a teacher or referring to the Analytical Thinker's Manual for help identifying properties that can be found in both a rose and other things.
The document discusses analytical thinking and identifying properties that can be found through both chromosomes and other items like plants, animals, objects, and concepts. It encourages the reader to research whether properties identified in one thing can also be identified in other things and asks the reader to consult their teacher or the Analytical Thinker's Manual for help.
One of the most significant advantages of using this Individualogist archetypes in personality is that it is very easy to use and has got immense effectiveness.
This document discusses key considerations for Ohio businesses looking to export to Brazil, focusing on political, economic, social, and technological factors (PEST analysis). It outlines three main issues that could impact a Brazilian business strategy: organizational structure, labor issues, and regulation/taxation. Finally, it looks at infrastructure, inflation/currency, and future regulatory changes that Ohio businesses should consider in Brazil for 2012 and beyond.
Social media has become a terrific markeitng tool, but many companies have trouble getting started. Here are some of the steps I recommend to clients, starting with the blog.
Advanced Site Recovery -- Technical BriefingJames Price
The document discusses DataCore's Advanced Site Recovery (ASR) solution. ASR allows organizations to distribute disaster recovery responsibilities across multiple smaller locations rather than relying on a single large disaster recovery site. It uses bidirectional replication between sites to keep disaster recovery locations up to date and allow workloads to failover seamlessly between primary and secondary sites during planned or unplanned outages. The key benefits of ASR are that it is fast, automated, universal in supporting different workloads, distributed across multiple sites, bidirectional to enable workloads to resume at the original location, and makes disaster recovery testing and verification easy.
The document discusses identifying properties that can be found in both cells and various other objects, living things, ideas, and concepts. It prompts the reader to consider what properties could be identified in both a cell and other entities like plants, animals, parts of the body, natural phenomena, man-made objects, shapes, social constructs, and more. It encourages asking a teacher or referring to the Analytical Thinker's Manual to determine what properties could be found in both cells and these other things.
The document discusses identifying properties that can be found in both proteins and various other items like plants, animals, objects, and concepts. It repeatedly asks what properties can be identified in both a protein and another item, and encourages the reader to ask their teacher or refer to the Analytical Thinker's Manual if they do not know the properties that can be identified in both. The overall message is to think analytically about what properties different things may have in common.
The document discusses identifying properties that can be found in both roses and various other objects, living things, ideas, and concepts. It encourages analytical thinking by asking what properties a rose shares with other flowers, plants, animals, parts of the body, natural landscapes, objects, scientific concepts, and societal constructs. It suggests asking a teacher or referring to the Analytical Thinker's Manual for help identifying properties that can be found in both a rose and other things.
The document discusses analytical thinking and identifying properties that can be found through both chromosomes and other items like plants, animals, objects, and concepts. It encourages the reader to research whether properties identified in one thing can also be identified in other things and asks the reader to consult their teacher or the Analytical Thinker's Manual for help.
One of the most significant advantages of using this Individualogist archetypes in personality is that it is very easy to use and has got immense effectiveness.
This document discusses key considerations for Ohio businesses looking to export to Brazil, focusing on political, economic, social, and technological factors (PEST analysis). It outlines three main issues that could impact a Brazilian business strategy: organizational structure, labor issues, and regulation/taxation. Finally, it looks at infrastructure, inflation/currency, and future regulatory changes that Ohio businesses should consider in Brazil for 2012 and beyond.
Social media has become a terrific markeitng tool, but many companies have trouble getting started. Here are some of the steps I recommend to clients, starting with the blog.
Advanced Site Recovery -- Technical BriefingJames Price
The document discusses DataCore's Advanced Site Recovery (ASR) solution. ASR allows organizations to distribute disaster recovery responsibilities across multiple smaller locations rather than relying on a single large disaster recovery site. It uses bidirectional replication between sites to keep disaster recovery locations up to date and allow workloads to failover seamlessly between primary and secondary sites during planned or unplanned outages. The key benefits of ASR are that it is fast, automated, universal in supporting different workloads, distributed across multiple sites, bidirectional to enable workloads to resume at the original location, and makes disaster recovery testing and verification easy.
Transformatie door innovatie IGC AmsterdamPiet van Vugt
This document provides information on various topics related to technology and innovation. It includes a biography of Piet van Vugt, CEO of Pink Elephant, as well as information on Nikolai Kondratieff and his theory of long economic cycles. Emerging technologies such as nanotechnology, biotechnology, information technology, and cognitive science are discussed. The document also references app platforms, big data, the Internet of Things, and strategies for agile innovation and transformation.
This document discusses challenges in analyzing transcriptome data from non-model organisms. It begins by outlining the problems with lamprey, a distant vertebrate, including its large and complex genome with significant genomic variation. It then introduces the concept of digital normalization as a computational method for coping with massive transcriptome datasets by normalizing coverage and removing redundant reads. The document applies this method to analyze lamprey and ascidian transcriptomes. It finds that digital normalization enables assembly and analysis that would otherwise be impossible due to limitations of computational resources. The document advocates for open sharing of genomic and transcriptomic data to help characterize understudied lineages.
This document provides information about an upcoming Year 5/6 camp. It will take place at Lakewood Lodge from October 28-31. Students will participate in a variety of outdoor activities led by trained instructors such as kayaking, climbing, archery and more. They will spend one night doing survival activities like cooking over a campfire. Medical forms are required. The camp aims to develop students' social, teamwork and leadership skills through educational activities outside the classroom.
Isla invites her grandparents, Granny and Pop, to Grandparents' Day at her school. Granny and Pop travel a long way in their house truck from Nelson to attend. On the day of the event, Granny bakes muffins and they arrive late. During the activities, Pop loses the keys to the house truck.
The document discusses using audio feedback rather than traditional written feedback for students. It finds that 90% of students prefer audio feedback and find it more personal. Audio feedback allows for more feedback, less ambiguity, and conveying empathy. The author records audio feedback by annotating documents and recordings. Students found the audio feedback very useful and easy to listen to multiple times. However, there are some drawbacks like file sizes and not being able to ask questions. Overall, audio feedback provides benefits to students in giving feedback.
Facebook has launched a new location-based service called Places that allows users to check-in to locations and see where their friends have checked in. Users can check-in to share their location, see who is nearby for potential meetups, and discover new places. When checking in, the user's activity will appear on the specific place page and in their profile feed. Users can also tag friends who are with them at a location. Places has privacy controls and only approved partners like Foursquare and Yelp can publish information to place pages. Questions remain about how Places may impact loyalty programs and whether it could compete with other location-based services.
Nanoko is an open source JavaScript framework that aims to provide a modular architecture similar to OSGi by using components, services, and dependency injection to build loosely coupled and dynamically adaptable applications. It includes a service-based injection framework called h-ubu that allows components to publish and consume services, and supports events through a publish/subscribe model. The goal of Nanoko is to allow developers to modularize their JavaScript code and focus on composition rather than configuration.
2012 talk to CSE department at U. Arizonac.titus.brown
This document summarizes an approach for streaming lossy compression of biological sequence data using probabilistic data structures. It discusses using CountMin Sketch and Bloom filters to represent sequence data and counting in a memory efficient way. It also describes an online streaming approach to lossy compression by downsampling reads based on de Bruijn graph structure to preferentially retain reads that contain "true edges". Additionally, it proposes a compressible de Bruijn graph representation by storing the implicit graph in a Bloom filter to achieve striking memory efficiency while retaining the global graph structure. This approach aims to address the computational challenges of assembly as sequencing data scales.
On August 16, 2016 Jeff Nein, Brendan Feheley, and Steve Barsotti presented Protecting Your Business' Secrets in the Modern Era at the office of Kegler Brown Hill + Ritter.
The agenda was as follows:
8:30-9:00 a.m. Jeff Nein identified what a trade secret is and methods that companies have done to protect their intellectual property. He also discussed the recently enacted Defend Trade Secrets Act and provided action steps employers can implement to maximize protection under the new Act.
9:00 - 9:30 a.m. Brendan Fehley discussed the importance of contractual language that protects your intellectual property and confidential information, both internally in contracts with employees and externall in contracts with vendors and contractors.
9:30 - 10:00 a.m. Steve Barsotti discussed how effective intellectual property protection fits into any company's broader intellectual property strategy.
Circles of San Antonio Community Coalition Staff conducted a presentation for the Prevention Resource Center, Region 8 on why Alcohol is the # 1 drug of concern in San Antonio and Texas.
Digital Footprints: Using the Internet to enhance your career prospectsJudith Baines
This document discusses how students and job seekers can use digital tools and an online presence to enhance their career prospects. It recommends keeping up with industry news, developing an online profile through social media like Facebook and LinkedIn, and using online networking to connect with employers. However, it also warns about privacy risks and maintaining a professional online image, as employers may search candidates online during the hiring process.
The town of Thisted in Denmark has successfully transitioned to using renewable energy sources for 85% of its public heating and 100% of its electricity through various initiatives over several decades. Some of the key aspects of Thisted's transition include establishing a geothermal plant in 1988, a straw-fueled plant in 2005, a waste-to-energy CHP plant that provides heat and electricity to the district heating system, and utilizing 226 wind turbines to power the town with renewable electricity. Thisted has also implemented district cooling powered by an absorption heat pump fueled by renewables.
This document summarizes a presentation on workers' compensation claims related to falls at work. It discusses different types of falls, including falls due to employment conditions or personal conditions, and unexplained falls. It provides an overview of relevant legal precedents that establish when falls due to idiopathic causes or personal medical conditions may still be compensable if conditions of employment contributed to or exacerbated the injury. Examples are provided of when falls were deemed compensable or not compensable based on these principles. The presentation aims to help attendees understand when falls at work may qualify for workers' compensation coverage.
The document discusses identifying properties that can be found in both cells and various other objects, living things, ideas, and concepts. It prompts the reader to consider what properties could be identified in both a cell and other entities like plants, animals, parts of the body, natural phenomena, man-made objects, shapes, social constructs, and more. It encourages asking a teacher or referring to the Analytical Thinker's Manual to determine what properties could be found in both cells and these other things.
This document provides an overview of psychology and philosophy as they relate to understanding animal minds. It discusses how psychologists and philosophers work together to investigate animal cognition and whether animals have minds similar to humans. The document also explores different views on what constitutes a mind and intelligence, and how studying animal behavior can provide insights into human and animal psychology, while avoiding assumptions about animal mental states.
Transformatie door innovatie IGC AmsterdamPiet van Vugt
This document provides information on various topics related to technology and innovation. It includes a biography of Piet van Vugt, CEO of Pink Elephant, as well as information on Nikolai Kondratieff and his theory of long economic cycles. Emerging technologies such as nanotechnology, biotechnology, information technology, and cognitive science are discussed. The document also references app platforms, big data, the Internet of Things, and strategies for agile innovation and transformation.
This document discusses challenges in analyzing transcriptome data from non-model organisms. It begins by outlining the problems with lamprey, a distant vertebrate, including its large and complex genome with significant genomic variation. It then introduces the concept of digital normalization as a computational method for coping with massive transcriptome datasets by normalizing coverage and removing redundant reads. The document applies this method to analyze lamprey and ascidian transcriptomes. It finds that digital normalization enables assembly and analysis that would otherwise be impossible due to limitations of computational resources. The document advocates for open sharing of genomic and transcriptomic data to help characterize understudied lineages.
This document provides information about an upcoming Year 5/6 camp. It will take place at Lakewood Lodge from October 28-31. Students will participate in a variety of outdoor activities led by trained instructors such as kayaking, climbing, archery and more. They will spend one night doing survival activities like cooking over a campfire. Medical forms are required. The camp aims to develop students' social, teamwork and leadership skills through educational activities outside the classroom.
Isla invites her grandparents, Granny and Pop, to Grandparents' Day at her school. Granny and Pop travel a long way in their house truck from Nelson to attend. On the day of the event, Granny bakes muffins and they arrive late. During the activities, Pop loses the keys to the house truck.
The document discusses using audio feedback rather than traditional written feedback for students. It finds that 90% of students prefer audio feedback and find it more personal. Audio feedback allows for more feedback, less ambiguity, and conveying empathy. The author records audio feedback by annotating documents and recordings. Students found the audio feedback very useful and easy to listen to multiple times. However, there are some drawbacks like file sizes and not being able to ask questions. Overall, audio feedback provides benefits to students in giving feedback.
Facebook has launched a new location-based service called Places that allows users to check-in to locations and see where their friends have checked in. Users can check-in to share their location, see who is nearby for potential meetups, and discover new places. When checking in, the user's activity will appear on the specific place page and in their profile feed. Users can also tag friends who are with them at a location. Places has privacy controls and only approved partners like Foursquare and Yelp can publish information to place pages. Questions remain about how Places may impact loyalty programs and whether it could compete with other location-based services.
Nanoko is an open source JavaScript framework that aims to provide a modular architecture similar to OSGi by using components, services, and dependency injection to build loosely coupled and dynamically adaptable applications. It includes a service-based injection framework called h-ubu that allows components to publish and consume services, and supports events through a publish/subscribe model. The goal of Nanoko is to allow developers to modularize their JavaScript code and focus on composition rather than configuration.
2012 talk to CSE department at U. Arizonac.titus.brown
This document summarizes an approach for streaming lossy compression of biological sequence data using probabilistic data structures. It discusses using CountMin Sketch and Bloom filters to represent sequence data and counting in a memory efficient way. It also describes an online streaming approach to lossy compression by downsampling reads based on de Bruijn graph structure to preferentially retain reads that contain "true edges". Additionally, it proposes a compressible de Bruijn graph representation by storing the implicit graph in a Bloom filter to achieve striking memory efficiency while retaining the global graph structure. This approach aims to address the computational challenges of assembly as sequencing data scales.
On August 16, 2016 Jeff Nein, Brendan Feheley, and Steve Barsotti presented Protecting Your Business' Secrets in the Modern Era at the office of Kegler Brown Hill + Ritter.
The agenda was as follows:
8:30-9:00 a.m. Jeff Nein identified what a trade secret is and methods that companies have done to protect their intellectual property. He also discussed the recently enacted Defend Trade Secrets Act and provided action steps employers can implement to maximize protection under the new Act.
9:00 - 9:30 a.m. Brendan Fehley discussed the importance of contractual language that protects your intellectual property and confidential information, both internally in contracts with employees and externall in contracts with vendors and contractors.
9:30 - 10:00 a.m. Steve Barsotti discussed how effective intellectual property protection fits into any company's broader intellectual property strategy.
Circles of San Antonio Community Coalition Staff conducted a presentation for the Prevention Resource Center, Region 8 on why Alcohol is the # 1 drug of concern in San Antonio and Texas.
Digital Footprints: Using the Internet to enhance your career prospectsJudith Baines
This document discusses how students and job seekers can use digital tools and an online presence to enhance their career prospects. It recommends keeping up with industry news, developing an online profile through social media like Facebook and LinkedIn, and using online networking to connect with employers. However, it also warns about privacy risks and maintaining a professional online image, as employers may search candidates online during the hiring process.
The town of Thisted in Denmark has successfully transitioned to using renewable energy sources for 85% of its public heating and 100% of its electricity through various initiatives over several decades. Some of the key aspects of Thisted's transition include establishing a geothermal plant in 1988, a straw-fueled plant in 2005, a waste-to-energy CHP plant that provides heat and electricity to the district heating system, and utilizing 226 wind turbines to power the town with renewable electricity. Thisted has also implemented district cooling powered by an absorption heat pump fueled by renewables.
This document summarizes a presentation on workers' compensation claims related to falls at work. It discusses different types of falls, including falls due to employment conditions or personal conditions, and unexplained falls. It provides an overview of relevant legal precedents that establish when falls due to idiopathic causes or personal medical conditions may still be compensable if conditions of employment contributed to or exacerbated the injury. Examples are provided of when falls were deemed compensable or not compensable based on these principles. The presentation aims to help attendees understand when falls at work may qualify for workers' compensation coverage.
The document discusses identifying properties that can be found in both cells and various other objects, living things, ideas, and concepts. It prompts the reader to consider what properties could be identified in both a cell and other entities like plants, animals, parts of the body, natural phenomena, man-made objects, shapes, social constructs, and more. It encourages asking a teacher or referring to the Analytical Thinker's Manual to determine what properties could be found in both cells and these other things.
This document provides an overview of psychology and philosophy as they relate to understanding animal minds. It discusses how psychologists and philosophers work together to investigate animal cognition and whether animals have minds similar to humans. The document also explores different views on what constitutes a mind and intelligence, and how studying animal behavior can provide insights into human and animal psychology, while avoiding assumptions about animal mental states.
Handwriting Analysis for recruitment ppt Rev 1sheelkumar pal
Handwriting provides a window into a person's deepest self and subconscious mind. It can be used for understanding personality, character analysis, child development, and recruitment. When a person writes, nearly 85-90% of their brain cells are activated, making handwriting a more effective way to understand someone than speaking. Handwriting analysis can help individuals gain self-awareness, aid child development by understanding strengths and weaknesses, and help companies recruit the right candidates by revealing traits like trustworthiness, leadership abilities, and work style.
What are Archetypes, and How Do They Reflect the World Around Us?
Archetypes are the most basic form of human connection. They are the foundations for all story plots and literary devices. Archetypes have existed since the beginning of time and have been used in storytelling to explain phenomena in nature, society, and the world around us.
Personality refers to relatively stable patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving that distinguish one person from another. There are several approaches to analyzing personality, including case studies, interviews, observations, tests, and inventories. Widely used personality tests include the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory and the California Psychological Inventory. The five factor model or "Big Five" traits - openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism - provide a consensus for describing personality. Biological factors like heredity also influence personality, though the environment plays a role.
A profile of my preferred thinking attributes and behavioral attributes. In summary, I have a dominate preference for conceptual thinking & the ability to make adjustments quickly to easily match the a variety of situations.
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This document discusses the importance and insights that can be gained from handwriting analysis. It states that handwriting provides a window into a person's deepest self and subconscious mind as it is imprinted through unconscious thought processes. Up to 90% of the brain is activated during writing compared to only 15-20% during speech, allowing for deeper understanding. Handwriting analysis can provide understanding of oneself, others, and be used for career insights like recruitment and child development to help nurture strengths and address weaknesses. It suggests exploring these concepts through experience rather than just proof, as spiritual sciences rely more on belief and trust than material sciences.
The document provides information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD), including prevalence rates, characteristics, challenges, and perspectives. Some key points:
- 1 in 59 children have ASD with higher rates in boys. Common characteristics include difficulties with social communication and interaction, repetitive behaviors, and sensory processing.
- Individuals with ASD may struggle with social reciprocity, nonverbal communication, relationships, and restricted/repetitive behaviors or interests.
- Perspectives from those with ASD emphasize sensory challenges, difficulties with change and transitions, and the importance of communication supports.
Psychology is the study of human behaviour. It seeks to look at the motivational drives within an individual
and offer an explanation to the behaviour that is demonstrated
This document discusses key concepts from the book "At the Feet of the Master" which outlines qualifications or traits needed on the spiritual path. It discusses discrimination, desirelessness, good conduct, and love. Specifically, it covers developing self-control of the mind and actions, tolerance of others, and maintaining a cheerful disposition while doing one's duties. The overall message is that students must stand at the feet of the Master to gain wisdom, willpower, and cultivate love to serve as channels for others, not for personal gain. Mastery involves controlling thoughts, emotions, and using one's skills for the highest purposes.
Daniel Moloznik received his unique Emergenetics Profile, which provides insight into his innate strengths. The profile analyzes behavioral attributes like expressiveness and assertiveness, as well as thinking attributes such as analytical, structural, social, and conceptual thinking. Daniel's results show preferences for analytical and conceptual thinking, indicating he thinks in abstract, theoretical ways and sees the big picture rather than details. He is encouraged to understand and leverage his natural talents.
This document provides information about classification systems and key biology concepts. It includes review questions in a Jeopardy game show format covering topics like the kingdoms, binomial nomenclature, characteristics of organisms in different kingdoms, how classification systems are modified when new organisms are discovered, and use of dichotomous keys.
This document provides an overview of the biology of psychology and the link between the brain and human behavior. It discusses:
1) The brain contains over 100 billion cells and is the headquarters that controls human behavior, though it does not always listen to our conscious thoughts.
2) The brain has evolved over time from more primitive, instinct-driven regions to areas that allow for thoughtful planning and reasoning. However, more instinctive desires have been around longer, making self-control challenging.
3) The brain is made up of four main lobes in each hemisphere - frontal, temporal, parietal, and occipital - each with specialized functions like planning, processing sensory information, and vision.
mental state examination of patients in generalfambossdude4
The document describes a mental state examination, which evaluates a patient's symptoms, signs, and behavior during an interview. The examination covers several areas to assess including appearance, speech, mood, thoughts, perceptions, cognitive functioning, and insight. Within each area, the document provides examples of questions clinicians ask patients to evaluate their mental state. The mental state examination, along with the patient history, provides key diagnostic information about their condition.
This document provides information on Dermatoglyphics Multiphasic Analysis (DMA) and the services offered by Brainlabs. DMA analyzes fingerprints to provide insights into personality, intelligence, skills and health. Brainlabs uses DMA reports along with neurofeedback therapy and brainwave training to optimize brain function and treat various conditions. Their services can benefit individuals, students, families and corporations by providing guidance on careers, relationships and personal development.
The Intention of Making this Presentation is to Instigate Confidence in the Readers, to Create Exciting Oscillations and to Make a Positive Impact on the Society Henceforth!
Target Audience: Undergraduate & Masters Students, Ph.D. Applicants, Early-Stage Ph.D. Students, Scientists Pursuing Any Topic of Research and People Who Had Ambitions of Becoming a Scientist at an Early Age
The Slides Are Meant For Slow-Education - Giving Time To Think In Depth!
This document provides an individual's Emergenetics profile, which analyzes their behavioral and thinking attributes.
The behavioral attributes bar chart shows the individual scores in the 45th percentile for Expressiveness, 44th percentile for Assertiveness, and 75th percentile for Flexibility compared to their gender.
The thinking attributes pie chart indicates the individual's preferences are 23% Conceptual, 30% Analytical, 25% Structural, and 23% Social.
The profile provides insight into the individual's natural strengths and preferences to help them understand themselves and how they can best operate and interact with others.
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This document provides an overview of the syllabus and introductory material for a Psychology 201 course. It discusses the structure and grading of the course, introduces getting-to-know-you activities for students, and covers Chapter 1 which defines psychology, discusses research methods and areas of study, and provides a brief history of the major theories in psychology including structuralism, functionalism, behaviorism, psychoanalysis, humanism, and current approaches like biopsychology and positive psychology.
How to Manage Your Lost Opportunities in Odoo 17 CRMCeline George
Odoo 17 CRM allows us to track why we lose sales opportunities with "Lost Reasons." This helps analyze our sales process and identify areas for improvement. Here's how to configure lost reasons in Odoo 17 CRM
Beyond Degrees - Empowering the Workforce in the Context of Skills-First.pptxEduSkills OECD
Iván Bornacelly, Policy Analyst at the OECD Centre for Skills, OECD, presents at the webinar 'Tackling job market gaps with a skills-first approach' on 12 June 2024
Strategies for Effective Upskilling is a presentation by Chinwendu Peace in a Your Skill Boost Masterclass organisation by the Excellence Foundation for South Sudan on 08th and 09th June 2024 from 1 PM to 3 PM on each day.
Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering.pptxDenish Jangid
Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering
Syllabus
Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
Introduction: Scope and Specialization of Civil Engineering, Role of civil Engineer in Society, Impact of infrastructural development on economy of country.
Chapter 3
Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
Linear Measurements: Instruments used. Linear Measurement by Tape, Ranging out Survey Lines and overcoming Obstructions; Measurements on sloping ground; Tape corrections, conventional symbols. Angular Measurements: Instruments used; Introduction to Compass Surveying, Bearings and Longitude & Latitude of a Line, Introduction to total station.
Levelling: Instrument used Object of levelling, Methods of levelling in brief, and Contour maps.
Chapter 4
Buildings: Selection of site for Buildings, Layout of Building Plan, Types of buildings, Plinth area, carpet area, floor space index, Introduction to building byelaws, concept of sun light & ventilation. Components of Buildings & their functions, Basic concept of R.C.C., Introduction to types of foundation
Chapter 5
Transportation: Introduction to Transportation Engineering; Traffic and Road Safety: Types and Characteristics of Various Modes of Transportation; Various Road Traffic Signs, Causes of Accidents and Road Safety Measures.
Chapter 6
Environmental Engineering: Environmental Pollution, Environmental Acts and Regulations, Functional Concepts of Ecology, Basics of Species, Biodiversity, Ecosystem, Hydrological Cycle; Chemical Cycles: Carbon, Nitrogen & Phosphorus; Energy Flow in Ecosystems.
Water Pollution: Water Quality standards, Introduction to Treatment & Disposal of Waste Water. Reuse and Saving of Water, Rain Water Harvesting. Solid Waste Management: Classification of Solid Waste, Collection, Transportation and Disposal of Solid. Recycling of Solid Waste: Energy Recovery, Sanitary Landfill, On-Site Sanitation. Air & Noise Pollution: Primary and Secondary air pollutants, Harmful effects of Air Pollution, Control of Air Pollution. . Noise Pollution Harmful Effects of noise pollution, control of noise pollution, Global warming & Climate Change, Ozone depletion, Greenhouse effect
Text Books:
1. Palancharmy, Basic Civil Engineering, McGraw Hill publishers.
2. Satheesh Gopi, Basic Civil Engineering, Pearson Publishers.
3. Ketki Rangwala Dalal, Essentials of Civil Engineering, Charotar Publishing House.
4. BCP, Surveying volume 1
This presentation was provided by Steph Pollock of The American Psychological Association’s Journals Program, and Damita Snow, of The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), for the initial session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session One: 'Setting Expectations: a DEIA Primer,' was held June 6, 2024.
Leveraging Generative AI to Drive Nonprofit InnovationTechSoup
In this webinar, participants learned how to utilize Generative AI to streamline operations and elevate member engagement. Amazon Web Service experts provided a customer specific use cases and dived into low/no-code tools that are quick and easy to deploy through Amazon Web Service (AWS.)
A review of the growth of the Israel Genealogy Research Association Database Collection for the last 12 months. Our collection is now passed the 3 million mark and still growing. See which archives have contributed the most. See the different types of records we have, and which years have had records added. You can also see what we have for the future.
This slide is special for master students (MIBS & MIFB) in UUM. Also useful for readers who are interested in the topic of contemporary Islamic banking.
This document provides an overview of wound healing, its functions, stages, mechanisms, factors affecting it, and complications.
A wound is a break in the integrity of the skin or tissues, which may be associated with disruption of the structure and function.
Healing is the body’s response to injury in an attempt to restore normal structure and functions.
Healing can occur in two ways: Regeneration and Repair
There are 4 phases of wound healing: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. This document also describes the mechanism of wound healing. Factors that affect healing include infection, uncontrolled diabetes, poor nutrition, age, anemia, the presence of foreign bodies, etc.
Complications of wound healing like infection, hyperpigmentation of scar, contractures, and keloid formation.
2. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a jasmine? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
3. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a tulip? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
4. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a lotus? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
5. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a woman? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
6. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a man? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
7. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a dog? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
8. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a leaf? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
9. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a fruit? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
10. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a tree? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
11. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a tiger? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
12. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a fish? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
13. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a cow? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
14. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a cat? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
15. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a heart? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
16. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a breast? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
17. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a brain? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
18. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a lip? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
19. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a mountain? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
20. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a lake? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
21. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a sky? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
22. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a moon? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
23. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through Sun? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
24. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through sand? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
25. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through an atom? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
26. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through an egg? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
27. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a triangle? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
28. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a pyramid? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
29. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a transistor? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
30. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a reaction? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
31. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a rocket? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
32. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a candle? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
33. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a society? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
34. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a family? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
35. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through an idea? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
36. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through a disaster? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
37. Can’t a property that is identified through a gene also be identified through poverty? What are the properties that can be identified through both? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
38. Can’t a property that is identified through a thing also be identified through any other thing? Can’t a property that is identified through a one also be identified through any other one? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
39. Research is the search to find whether the property identified through a one can also be identified through the others or not. Can’t a property that is identified through a one also be identified through any other one? Ask your teacher or refer Analytical Thinker’s Manual , if you do not know the properties that can be identified through both! Towards Analytical Thinking …
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