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Important to sign SAML Assertions: A SAML authentication assertion is granted as a prrof of an authentication event. Generally, an end-user will authenticate to an intermediate parties, who generates a SAML authentication asseretion to prove that it has verified the user. The intermediary will generally sign the assertion as a proof and to assure the integrity of the assertion. So, it is important to sign SAML Assertion. Not important to sign OAuth Accesss Tokens: OAuth2 generally use bearer tokens that means without sign in API request. So, the compramise of protected API service allow an attacker to observe the access tokens received from clients. An OAuth grant may provide an application access to several different API\'s for a user, such as the user\'s contacts and the user\'s calenders. This would allow attacker access to not only the included services but also the other services. Having only limited access tokens accessible to API services the potential impact of an attack. Solution Important to sign SAML Assertions: A SAML authentication assertion is granted as a prrof of an authentication event. Generally, an end-user will authenticate to an intermediate parties, who generates a SAML authentication asseretion to prove that it has verified the user. The intermediary will generally sign the assertion as a proof and to assure the integrity of the assertion. So, it is important to sign SAML Assertion. Not important to sign OAuth Accesss Tokens: OAuth2 generally use bearer tokens that means without sign in API request. So, the compramise of protected API service allow an attacker to observe the access tokens received from clients. An OAuth grant may provide an application access to several different API\'s for a user, such as the user\'s contacts and the user\'s calenders. This would allow attacker access to not only the included services but also the other services. Having only limited access tokens accessible to API services the potential impact of an attack..
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organisation that accredits more than 21000 health care organizations and programs in the US.
Its accreditation is considered as a condition of licensure of medicaid and medicare
reimbursements.its based in Chicago. The purpose of this portal is to share information and
useful resources with the field regarding preventing workplace violence in healthcare settings.
MISSION OF TJC: To continously improve health care for the public, in collaboration with
other stakeholders, by evaluating health care organizations and inspiring them to excel in
providing safe and effective care of the highest quality and value.
VISION OF TJC: TJC aims at extending services and standards that all people alwsays should
experience the safest, highest quality, best-value health care across all settings.
NATIONAL PATIENT SAFETY GROUP: In 2002, The JOINT COMMISSION established its
National Patient Safety Goals (NPSGs) program, the first set of NPSGs program, the first set of
NPSGs was effective January 1, 2003. The NPSGs were established to help accredited
organizations address specific areas of concern in regard to patient safety. A panel was created
called the Patient Safety Advisory Group, is composed of nurses, physicians, pharmacists, risk
managers, clinical engineers and other professionals who have hands on experience in adressing
patient safety issues in a wide variety of health care settings.
It was set up because of:
1, to identify emerging patient safety issues
2. sentinel event alerts
3. standards and survey processes
4, performance measures
5. education materials
6. centre for transforming health care projects.
TJC ACCREDITATION:
TYPES OF HEALTH CARE FACILITIES ACCREDITED BY TJC ARE: hospitals, doctor\'s
offices, nursing homes, office-based surgery centres, behavioural health treatment facilities, and
provuders of home care services.
BENEFITS OF ACCREDITATION:
1. Helps organize and strengthen patient safetyu efforts.
2. Strenghtens community confidence in the quality and safety of care, treatment and services.
3. Provides a competitive edge in the marketplace.
4. Improves risk management and risk reduction.
5. may reduce liabilty insurance cost.
6. provides education to improve business operations.
7. Provides professional advice and counsel, enhancing staff education.
8. provides a customized, intensive review.
9. Enhances staff recruitment and development.
10. Provides deeming authuority for medicare certification.
11. Recognized by insurers and other third parties.
12. Provides a framework for organizational structure and management and may fulfill
regulatory requirements in select states.
13. Provides practical tools to stregthen or maintain performance excellence and aligning health
care organizations with one of the most respected names in health care.
2016 NPSG fact sheet: The purpose of the NPSG is to improve patienyt safety. The goal focus
on problems in health care safe.
D) is correct Solution D).pdf
The document states that choice D is the correct answer to a problem or question. It does not provide any other context or details about the problem or choices. Choice D is indicated as being the right answer with no further explanation given.
Solution ActivitiesData EntitiesStudentCourse EnrollmentOffered C.pdf
The document describes a solution involving student course enrollment data entities. It involves activities to enroll students in courses, produce class lists, and perform create, read, update, and delete operations on student and course data.
answer is SO42- It has a larger charge. Hydration.pdf
answer is SO42- It has a larger charge. Hydration of an anion like ClO4- or SO4^2-
is due to attraction of the ion\'s charge to the partial positive parts of the dipoles in H2O. The
bigger the charge on the ion, the stronger those attractions will be.
Solution
answer is SO42- It has a larger charge. Hydration of an anion like ClO4- or SO4^2-
is due to attraction of the ion\'s charge to the partial positive parts of the dipoles in H2O. The
bigger the charge on the ion, the stronger those attractions will be..
Harshey and Chase proved that DNA is the genetic material not protei.pdf
Harshey and Chase labeled the DNA and proteins of phage viruses with different isotopes to track them through replication. They found that the isotope used to label DNA was passed down to progeny viruses, but the isotope used to label proteins was not, proving that DNA rather than proteins carries genetic information from one generation to the next.
Features used are1.Linear predictive coding2.Spectrum analysis .pdf
Features used are:
1.Linear predictive coding
2.Spectrum analysis especially power spectrum(FFT) and
3.Perceptual Linear predictive coefficients
Solution
Features used are:
1.Linear predictive coding
2.Spectrum analysis especially power spectrum(FFT) and
3.Perceptual Linear predictive coefficients.
Drawbacks of Profit Maximization1.Time Value The profit maximiza.pdf
Drawbacks of Profit Maximization:
1.Time Value: The profit maximization objective ignores the timing of returns. It equates a dollar
received today with a dollar received in the future. In fact, $ 100 today is valued more than $ 100
received after one year. It is because the money received in earlier period may be reinvestable to
earn more.
2. Financing and Investors:Some degree of profit maximization is always present. The goal of a
company is to create profits. It has to profit from its business to stay in business. Moreover,
investors and financiers in the company may require a certain level of profits to secure funds for
expansion. Further, a company has to perform well for its shareholders; they expect a return on
their investments. As such, maximizing that profit is always a consideration to some extent
3 Risk:The critics of profit maximization objective argue that it ignores the risk associated with
steam of cash flow of the project. For example, the total profit from two projects may be same
but the profit from one project may be fluctuating widely than the profit from the other project.
The firm with wider fluctuation in profit is riskier. This fact is ignored by profit maximization
objective.
4. Perfectly competitive :The profit maximization objective has greater relevance to a perfectly
competitive firm than to a monopoly firm. Critics argue that a monopoly firm would be earning
super normal profit more or less automatically.
5.Direct Link: Today large-scale corporate type of organizations exist. Different stakeholders
such as owners, managers, customers, creditors, and employees are directly connected with the
organization. The interest of each member in this organizational collusion cannot be achieved
with the sole objective of profit maximization.
6 Survival:The profit maximization objective of the firm has greater relevance to short-run. In
long-run, a firm cannot survive with this objective.
7. Unfair Practice:If all firms keep profit maximization as the primary objective, they may
commit unfair practice to maximize profit
Like the TED spread (the spread between the yield on Treasury bills and Eurodollar bank
deposits shown in class) the spread between the yield on Treasury bills and commercial paper
(the rate paid by corporations) will widen. Deterioration of the economy increases credit risk (the
likelihood of default). Investors will expect greater premium on debt securities subject to default
risk.
The spread will widen because commercial paper is riskier, so the expected rate of return will
increase
FIFO
Purchase/ Received
Issued/Sales
Balance
Date
Units
Unit Cost
Value
Units
Unit Cost
Value
Units
Unit Cost
Value
June 1st
Balance Forward
3
$ 11.00
$ 33.00
June 4th
0
2
$ 11.00
$ 22.00
1
$ 11.00
$ 11.00
June 6th
8
$ 11.50
92
$ -
1
$ 11.00
$ 11.00
8
$ 11.50
$ 92.00
June 9th
0
1
$ 11.00
$ 11.00
$ -
2
$ 11.50
$ 23.00
6
$ 11.50
$ 69.00
June 12th
0
2
$ 11.50
$ 23.00
4
$ 11.50
$ 46.00
June 15th
6
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At its most elementary, the syntax of Manipulate is clone of that of.pdf
At its most elementary, the syntax of Manipulate is clone of that of the standard operate Table.
take into account this Table command, that produces a listing of numbers from one to twenty.
In[1]:=
Click for copyable input
Out[1]=
Simply replace the word Table with the word Manipulate, Associate in Nursingd you get an
interactive application that allows you to explore values of n with a slider.
In[2]:=
Click for copyable input
Out[2]=
Play Animation
If you\'re reading this documentation within the atomic number 74 System, you\'ll click and drag
the slider to visualize the displayed price modification in real time (meaning that it changes
whereas you\'re dragging the slider, not simply after you unharness it). If you\'re reading a static
style of the documentation, you may see the slider captive to Associate in Nursing discretional
position. (By default, it starts out on the left facet, however within the following examples the
slider has generally been captive faraway from its initial position.)
In each Table and Manipulate, the shape is employed to specify Associate in Nursing \"iterator\",
giving the name of the variable and also the vary over that to vary it.
Of course the entire purpose of Manipulate (and Table for that matter) is that you just will place
any expression you wish within the 1st argument, not simply an easy variable name. Moving the
slider during this terribly easy output already starts to administer an inspiration of the ability of
Manipulate.
In[3]:=
Click for copyable input
Out[3]=
Play Animation
Again, if you\'re reading this in an exceedingly static kind you may got to trust that the graph
changes in real time once the slider is captive.
Note that the slider has an additional icon next to that that, once clicked, opens alittle panel of
further controls. Here, the panel from the previous example is opened.
Play Animation
The panel permits you to visualize the numerical price of the variable, furthermore as set it in
motion mistreatment the animation controls.
If you wish to visualize the worth of the variable while not having to open the subpanel, you\'ll
add the choice Appearance->\"Labeled\" to the variable specification. (Note the quantity
presented the correct of the sign, that is updated in real time because the slider is captive.)
In[4]:=
Click for copyable input
Out[4]=
Play Animation
This is conjointly the primary hint that Manipulate goes way on the far side the relative
simplicity of Table, each in its output and within the flexibility and vary of what will be laid out
in the list of variables.
Just like Table, Manipulate permits you to administer over one variable vary specification.
In[5]:=
Click for copyable input
Out[5]=
Play Animation
You can have as several variables as you wish, as well as numerous that {a similar|an
identical|an Associate in Nursingalogous|the same} Table command would try and enumerate an
immoderately sizable amount of entries.
In[6]:=
Click for copyable input
Out[6]=
Play Animation
Y.
AnswerPrimates often have social intelligence that is essential f.pdf
Answer:
Primates often have social intelligence that is essential for securing food, and gain competition
over predators and reproduction along with hierarchy. In these aspects, primates such as humans
and Chimps for example possess properties such as self-awareness, deception and cooperation.
These adaptive purposive behavior is depend on brain size with neocortex ratio. Tactical
deception is completely learning outcomes of the individuals what they have learned from
previous experiences. However, Chimpanzees are not direct common ancestors of humans
eventhough they share common features with humans. For example, humans possess various
tactical behaviors for predation and for their survival in the habitat and in society compared to
other primates. Sometimes primates perform intentional deception by manipulating other primate
belief has and desires. Self-awareness is another goal directed and purposive behavior exhibited
by primates but do not have any awareness for other intentions or beliefs. For example in case of
humans, often they save and secure their food after predation for the future use.
Evolutionary order:
Ape-->Pan, the chimpanzees-----> Australopithecus genus-------> Homo habilis and Homo
neanderthalensis ---->Genus ---> Homo -----> species ----------> sapiens
Taxonomical order:
Kingdom-------> Animalia; Phylum---> Chordata; Class----->Mammalia; Subclass----> Theria
Infraclass------> Placentalia; Order -----> Primates---> Family -----> Hominidae -----> Subfamily
-------> Homininae; Initial tribe------> Hominini--à modern human----> species
Ardipithecus ramidus is 4.4 million years ago and it has locomotor organs with bipedal property.
It possesses a grasping hallux along with big toe and these features are predominantly
adaptations for locomotion in the trees. Their habitat is near to forest including lakes, swamps
and springs associated woodlands and grasslands. Biological and ecological adaptations include
a better reproductive ability to sustain their race. They possess archaic features to lead their life
along with predation.
They possess hard skeleton and possess reduced canine teeth. They usually communicated with
Afar language. The brain size is smaller compared to apes and chimps and its size is about 300
and 350 cm3. The sexual dimorphism is mainly can be identified by the presence of upper canine
teeth and males prominently possess larger and sharp upper teeth compared to females.
They developed structural adaptations as per their requirement with the habitat as they are
socially communicative, cultural adaptations, behavioral adaptations and hunting adaptations.
These adaptations are crucial to selection pressure by the environment. Habitat on the earth
including land that is suitable for the growth and survival of the Hominid species as they were
perfectly showed adaptations to their environment by producing stronger teeth that made them
sustained to the climate throughout the dry season.
DNA sequencing is the method .
Answer The February 2007 announcement that XM Satellite Radio and S.pdf
Answer: The February 2007 announcement that XM Satellite Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio
plan to merge has generated heated opposition from terrestrial broadcasters. These interests
emphatically claim that they oppose the merger because it will lead to a monopoly that will harm
consumers. This fierce opposition is powerful evidence in itself that AM/FM radio – “free radio”
– competes with satellite radio, and reveals the true concern of terrestrial stations: that the merger
will create a stronger rival better able to meet the needs of consumers. If terrestrial broadcasters
genuinely believed that the merger would increase prices and decrease satellite subscriber
growth, they would favor the transaction, which would translate into larger audiences and ad
revenues for them. Since even before satellite radio systems were launched, broadcasters have
consistently argued that the media constitutes a competitive threat, and have repeatedly
attempted to restrain this new service, via regulation, to protect their competitive turf. The
merger is expected to lift the financial prospects of satellite radio, lower capital financing costs,
and foster economies of scale. Consensus estimates identify cost synergies of between $3 billion
and $7 billion in net present value – equal (at the mid-point) to about half the aggregate
enterprise value of XM and Sirius combined. These savings will permit more aggressive
investment in satellite systems and products and prompt competitive responses from terrestrial
broadcasters and other competitors. Indeed, terrestrial broadcasters have already launched HD
digital radio as a response to satellite radio. Through these efficiencies, XM and Sirius will be
able to compete more effectively for market share and will lure more subscribers from “free”
radio. That is precisely what terrestrial radio broadcaster’s fear. They recognize that satellite
radio is a substitute for their product, and that a merger would enhance the attractiveness of
satellite radio as a competitive alternative. While the terrestrial radio broadcasters dress their
opposition in the rubric of antitrust law, their strategy to prevent this efficient market
restructuring by obtaining regulatory intervention is an attempt to use antitrust law to subvert
competition.
Answer: In the year prior to Stern joining Sirius, its subscribers numbered less than 700,000
while XM had 2.5 million subscribers. Upon the announcement in October of 2004 that Stern
would be broadcasting on Sirius beginning in 2006, Sirius’ stock went up a whopping 15%.
After a year of trumpeting his journey to Sirius radio, Howard Stern had his initial broadcast on
Sirius in January of 2006. By this time the number of subscribers to Sirius had risen to well over
3 million. The bidding war between XM and Sirius for the services of Howard Stern had been
extremely competitive with Stern able to leverage a five year contract out of Sirius estimated to
have been worth as much as $500 million in ca.
ANSWERAn administrators success with a given law firm will hav.pdf
ANSWER
An administrator\'s success with a given law firm will have a direct correlation to his or her level
of acceptance by the partners, organizationally and personally. And this level of acceptance will
vary over time, depending upon the firm\'s evolving leadership, financial position and changing
client base. The firm\'s present and evolving culture will determine the value that the managing
partner and members of executive committees place on their administrator. To the extent a firm
is entrepreneurial in nature, and its partners display a sense of urgency when addressing client
matters, the latter may expect their administrator to react in a similar manner when dealing with
firm priorities. An administrator whose personal style may be characterized by partners as \"too
laid back\" (or \"laid out,\" as described by one managing partner) may be inappropriate for that
firm. Similarly, an administrator with a \"Type A\" personality may not succeed in a firm
characterized by partners as \"low key\" or \"more laid back than most.\"
In today\'s highly competitive practice environment, partners place a much higher value on those
administrators who understand, and are able to relate to the firms\' immediate and longer term
priorities. Partners want their administrators to have the capacity to successfully synthesize the
attorneys, support staffs, the firm\'s technology and facilities into a well organized and
effectively and efficiently managed operation. They seek to retain those administrators who
perceive the firm from a \"partner\'s\" perspective, not from an \"employees\' point of view.\"
Partners\' value those administrators who are innovative and willing to question the status quo, so
as to suggest alternative approaches, within their firm\'s culture, for enhancing productivity and
profitability, on the substantive as well as the business sides of the practice. Partners value those
administrators who are proactive and who network with administrators in other law firms,
comparable in size and type to theirs and larger. Partners are anxious to learn about those newer
methods that have/are being implemented in other progressively managed law firms which may
improve management concepts, administrative and substantive procedures and enhance
profitability.
Partners find it difficult to replace those administrators who have the appropriate balance of
intelligence and common sense that enable the latter to communicate effectively with the former,
and who can weigh the potential benefits to be derived by implementing policies and procedures
which may affect the operations of the firm and its components, directly or indirectly, in relation
to the tangible and intangible costs incurred by introducing these concepts.
The more effective administrators make a conscious effort to relieve partners of managing the
numerous day to day administrative and planning activities which can consume significant
amounts of lawyer time. Instinctively, they have a spe.
a. Iterator only( because it allows modification ) b. Iterator onl.pdf
a. Iterator only( because it allows modification )
b. Iterator only (because it allows modifications)
c. Both can be used (const_iterator doesnt allow modification)
d. Iterator only
Const_iterator allows only accessing elements
Solution
a. Iterator only( because it allows modification )
b. Iterator only (because it allows modifications)
c. Both can be used (const_iterator doesnt allow modification)
d. Iterator only
Const_iterator allows only accessing elements.
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A process in which a solid goes directly to the gaseous state without passing
through an intermediate liquid state.
Solution
A process in which a solid goes directly to the gaseous state without passing
through an intermediate liquid state..
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