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List four principle events that occur in the ER with regard to protein production and/or modifications? Solution The endoplasmic reticulum (ER) forms a network of tubules that are enclosed by membrane and sacs (cisternae) extending from the nuclear membrane throughout the cytoplasm. ER plays a critical role in protein processing and sorting. Some of the critical events that occur in ER are listed below; 1. ER acts as a port of entry of the protein secretory pathway. Proteins destined for the entry to cell wall or vacuole or for the other compartments of the cell, first enters into the ER and are then transported to the Golgi complex, from where they en route to final destination organelles. ER thus represents a major organelle involved for the traffic of proteins within eukaryotic cells. 2.Newly sunthesized polypeptides undergoes functional folding in ER. It is the organelle where many multimeric proteins assemble. Proteins are retained in ER until they acquire their correct final conformations. 3. It is in ER where the glycoproteins acquire their asparagine-linked glycans.Also, in some plant cells, ER is the site for aggregation and accumulation of some storage proteins. 4. Rough ER (RER) is the site for manufacture of secreted proteins,which are either secreted constitutively without any tag or secreted in a regulatory manner involving clathrin and paired basic amino acids in the signal peptide..
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Find the values of the trigonometric functions of t from the given information. tan(t) = - 8/15,
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Solution
Here w ehave tan(t) = 8/15
and we know tan() = Perpendicular/Base
so we have Perpendicular = 8 and Base = 15 , now we can calculate Hypotenuse from these
values
hynpotenuse2 = perpendicular2 + base2
hypotenuse2 = 8*8+15*15
hypotenuse2 = 289 (64+225)
hypotenuse = 17 (sqaure root of 289)
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sin(t) = Perpendicular/Hynpotenuse
sint(t) = 8/17
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cost(t) = 15/17
csc(t) = Hynpotenuse/Perpendicular
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Functionally important traits in animals tend to vary little from one individual to the next within
populations, possible because individuals that deviate too much from the mean die sooner or
leave fewer offspring in the long run. If so, does variance in a trait rise after it becomes less
functionally important? Billet et al. (2012) investigated this question with the semicircular canals
(SC) of the inner ear of the three-toed sloth (Bradypus variegatus). Sloths move very slowly and
infrequently, and the authors suggested that this behavior reduces the functional demands on the
SC, which usually provide information on angular head movement to the brain. Indeed, the
motion signal from the SC to the brain may be very weak in sloths as compared to faster-moving
animals. The following numbers are measurements of the length to the width of the anterior
semicircular canals in seven sloths. Assume that this represents a random sample.
1.52, 1.06, 0.93, 1.38, 1.47, 1.20, 1.16
a. In related, faster-moving animals, the standard deviation of the ratio of the length to the width
of the anterior semicircular canals is known to be 0.09. What is the estimate of the standard
deviation of this measurement in three toed sloths?
b. Based on these data, what is the most plausible range of values for the population standard
deviation in the three-toed sloth? Does this range include the known value of the standard
deviation in related, faster-moving species?
c. What additional assumption is required for your answer in (b)? What do you know about how
sensitive the confidence interval calculation is when the assumption is not met?
Solution.
Find the values of the trigonometric functions of t from the given in.pdf
Find the values of the trigonometric functions of t from the given information. tan(t) = - 8/15,
cos(t) > 0 sin(t) = cos(t) = CSC (t) = sec(t) = cot(t) =
Solution
Here w ehave tan(t) = 8/15
and we know tan() = Perpendicular/Base
so we have Perpendicular = 8 and Base = 15 , now we can calculate Hypotenuse from these
values
hynpotenuse2 = perpendicular2 + base2
hypotenuse2 = 8*8+15*15
hypotenuse2 = 289 (64+225)
hypotenuse = 17 (sqaure root of 289)
Now we will get the value of other functions
sin(t) = Perpendicular/Hynpotenuse
sint(t) = 8/17
cost(t)= Base/Hynpotenuse
cost(t) = 15/17
csc(t) = Hynpotenuse/Perpendicular
csc(t) = 17/8
sec(t) = Hynpotenuse/Base
sec(t) = 17/15
cot(t) = Base/Perpendicular
cot(t0 = 15/8.
Explain how the skeletal system is more than just bonesbone tissue..pdf
Explain how the skeletal system is more than just bones/bone tissue. (2 marks)
Solution
Skeletal system = The body is supported within or around by ahard framework called skeleton
skeleton system does not consists bones or bone tissues
IT is made from number of bones , joints ,tendons . ligaments ,diaphysis, Epiphysis ,
Human skeleton is of 2 types
1] Axial skeleton = Consists of 80 bones
consists of skull, vertebral column , thoracic cage
Skull- formed by 28 bones
verte. column- consists of 33 small ring like vertebrae called vertebae
thoracic cage= consists of 12 pairs of ribs & sternum
2] Appendicular skeleton = consists of 126 bones
consists of bones of girdle & limbs
Joints = A place where 2 or more bones articulated to one another called as joints
Diaphysis= Shaft of long bone containing a canal filled with yellow bone marrow
Ligaments = fibrous connective tissue that connects bone to bone
Osteoblast= Are principle bone building cells
Peristomeum= Dense fibrous membrane covering the surface of bones except joints
Tendons = Are tough inelastic tissue that attaches muscles to bones.
Digitization introduces quantization errors that cannot be removed b.pdf
Digitization introduces quantization errors that cannot be removed by repeaters.
Solution
.
Yes, Digitization introduces quantization errors that cannot be removed by repeaters
Quantization error introduces by quantization in the analog to digital conversion in
telecommunication systems and signal processing. It is a rounding error among the analog input
voltage to the analog to digital and the output digitized value.
Design, implement, test(In Java ) a doubly linked list ADT, using DL.pdf
Design, implement, test(In Java ) a doubly linked list ADT, using DLLNode objects as the
nodes. In addition to our standard list operations, your class should provide for backward
iteration through the list. To support this operation, it should export a resetBack method and get a
getPrevious method.To facilitate this, you may want to include an instance variable last that
always references the last element on the list.
DLLNODE.java
public class DLLNode extends LLNode
{
private DLLNode back;
public DLLNode(T info)
{
super(info);
back = null;
}
public void setBack(DLLNode back)
// Sets back link of this DLLNode.
{
this.back = back;
}
public DLLNode getBack()
// Returns back link of this DLLNode.
{
return back;
}
}
LLNODE.java
public class LLNode
{
private LLNode link;
private T info;
public LLNode(T info)
{
this.info = info;
link = null;
}
public void setInfo(T info)
// Sets info of this LLNode.
{
this.info = info;
}
public T getInfo()
// Returns info of this LLONode.
{
return info;
}
public void setLink(LLNode link)
// Sets link of this LLNode.
{
this.link = link;
}
public LLNode getLink()
// Returns link of this LLNode.
{
return link;
}
}
This list can be an unsorted list. My professor suggested to reference off the RefUnsortedList
ADT and modifying it to be a doubly linked list.you need to create resetBack and getPrevious
methods which means you will need another variable to keep track of where you are in the
backward iteration. It is not correct to use currentPos to keep track of the backward iteration, so
make another variable (reference) for this, maybe call it currentBackPos.
RefUnsortedList.java
public class RefUnsortedList implements ListInterface
{
protected int numElements; // number of elements in this list
protected LLNode currentPos; // current position for iteration
// set by find method
protected boolean found; // true if element found, else false
protected LLNode location; // node containing element, if found
protected LLNode previous; // node preceeding location
protected LLNode list; // first node on the list
public RefUnsortedList()
{
numElements = 0;
list = null;
currentPos = null;
}
public void add(T element)
// Adds element to this list.
{
LLNode newNode = new LLNode(element);
newNode.setLink(list);
list = newNode;
numElements++;
}
protected void find(T target)
// Searches list for an occurence of an element e such that
// e.equals(target). If successful, sets instance variables
// found to true, location to node containing e, and previous
// to the node that links to location. If not successful, sets
// found to false.
{
location = list;
found = false;
while (location != null)
{
if (location.getInfo().equals(target)) // if they match
{
found = true;
return;
}
else
{
previous = location;
location = location.getLink();
}
}
}
public int size()
// Returns the number of elements on this list.
{
return numElements;
}
public boolean contains (T element)
// Returns true if this list contains an element e such that
// e.equals(el.
Describe how caregivers can promote maximum independence among peopl.pdf
Describe how caregivers can promote maximum independence among people with functional
impairments. Give two examples and explain your reasoning.
Solution
Caregivers should assist the areas in which the patient is unable to do things for himself or
herself. Medical care delivery should focus on patient’s mental, social, and spiritual needs and
preferences.The main Human factors like caring, compassion,patient dignity, latitude to govern
one’s affairs, and privacy are some important daily practices that should be taken care of by
caregivers..
An Hfr strain that is met+pro+bio+his+ was mated with an F- strain t.pdf
An Hfr strain that is met+pro+bio+his+ was mated with an F- strain that was met-pro-bio-his-.
Mating was interrupted and the percentage of cells with each phenotype was determined by
replica plating the cells on minimal media plates that lacked met, pro, bio or his. The data shown
in Figure 1 were obtained.
During conjugation, cells gain genes in the order they occur in the donor cell chromosome.
Genes that are near the origin of transfer will be transferred first. Use the graph to help you
construct a map of the four genes. (Figure 2)
Drag the genes onto the map in the proper order. Minutes 10 12 15 20 Percentage Percentage
Percentage Percentage of cells with of cells with of cells with of cells with bio his met pro
phenotype phenotype phenotype phenotype 7 0 0 2 25 15 3 20 40 28 42 17 35 25
Solution
Answer:
Origin - met+ - his+ - pro+ - bio+
Explanation: As we know that during conjugation, cells gain genes in the order they occur in the
donor cell chromosome. Genes that are near the origin of transfer will be transferred first.
From the graph it is clear that met+ gene transfer first and goes on increasing its percentage as
time passes. so it is present closest to the origin. Then his+ gene shows more percentage transfer
than pro+ gene and atlast bio+ gene transfers..
A uniform plane wave propagates in the y direction in air with its el.pdf
A uniform plane wave propagates in the y direction in air with its electric field oriented in the z
direction. At t = 0, the electric field of the wave has a maximum value of 100 milliVolts/m at a
position y = 1 m and an adjacent value of -100 milliVolts/m at a position of y = 2.25 m. Write
down the expression for the instantaneous electric field intensity E^rightarrow(y, t). Include the
proper dimensional units. Sketch E^rightarrow(y) at t = 0 and t = 12.5 ns in three dimensional
(3-D axis) diagram. Add the instantaneous magnetic field H^rightarrow(y) at t = 0 and t = 12.5
ns to your sketches. Sketch E^rightarrow (t) at y = 0 and y = 12.5 m. An observer measures
E^rightarrow(t) at y = 12.5 m, starting at t = 0. Find the first time instant at which the observer
measures a maximum electric field intensity.
Solution
Instantaneous electric energy and electric power dissipation in dispersive media Wonseok Shin,1
Aaswath Raman,2 and Shanhui Fan1,* 1 Department of Electrical Engineering, Stanford
University, Stanford, California 94305, USA 2 Department of Applied Physics, Stanford
University, Stanford, California 94305, USA *Corresponding author: shanhui@stanford.edu
Received November 14, 2011; revised December 26, 2011; accepted December 27, 2011; posted
January 5, 2012 (Doc. ID 158103); published April 24, 2012 We derive the instantaneous
densities of electric energy and electric power dissipation in lossless and lossy dispersive media
for a time-harmonic electric field. The instantaneous quantities are decomposed into DC and AC
components, some of which are shown to be independent of the dispersion of dielectric
constants. The AC component of the instantaneous energy density can be used to visualize
propagation of electromagnetic waves through complex 3D structures. © 2012 Optical Society of
America OCIS codes: 260.2110, 260.2030, 260.3910. 1. INTRODUCTION Understanding the
forms of the densities of energy and power dissipation in dispersive media has been a topic of
interest for decades [1–4] and has found renewed interest recently due to the development of
metamaterials [5–11]. When electric dispersion is concerned [12], a dispersive medium is
characterized by a frequency-dependent dielectric constant 0 i 00. Assuming a time-harmonic
electric field (E-field) Et E0eit , it is well-known that in a lossless dispersive medium, where 00
0, the time average of the electric energy density is [3] ue 1 4 d d jE0j 2. (1) The time average of
the electric energy density is known also in a lossy dispersive medium, where 00 > 0, provided
that the medium is a Lorentz medium, i.e., described by a Lorentz pole [2,6,8,13]. In addition,
the time average of the electric power dissipation density in a lossy dispersive medium is [3] qe 1
2 00 jE0j 2; (2) which holds for any lossy dispersive medium including the Lorentz medium.
Most of the previous works on electric energy and power dissipation have focused on the time-
averaged quantities [Eq. (1) and Eq. (2)]. The.
A student wanted to look at germination of five different seeds in ve.pdf
A student wanted to look at germination of five different seeds in vermiculite (a soil additive).
He planted the seeds in identical containers and left them together in full sunlight. He gave each
seed the same amount of water and charted the germination of each seed type. What is the
dependent variable in this experiment? vermiculite germination rate seed type light amounts
of water
Solution
Germination Rate is Dependent variable. Because its value depends on all other factors like seed
type, vermiculite, water , and light..
A laboratory technician mixes 1 mL of a stock culture with 99 mL of .pdf
A laboratory technician mixes 1 mL of a stock culture with 99 mL of water. She then performs
five 1/10 serial dilutions with 1 mL of the diluted stock culture. Before she goes home for the
evening, she plates 0.1 mL of the final serial dilution and spreads the sample on a TSA plate
containing 50 mL of solid agar. If she arrives to work the next day to find 295 colonies on the
plate, what is the concentration of bacteria in the stock culture?
Solution
The technician had made dilution of 107 . she have taken the last dilution of 0.1ml from where
she gets 295 colonies, so in that dilution 1ml would have 295*10=2950 bacterial cell.
Therefore the concentration of bacteria in the stock culture is 2950 *107=2.95 * 1010 babterial
cell/ml..
5) look up the following health-based peer-reviewed journal article .pdf
5) look up the following health-based peer-reviewed journal article that displays a frequency
distribution or histogram in the results section
González-Villalpando, C., Dávila-Cervantes, C. A., Zamora-Macorra, M., Trejo-Valdivia, B., &
González-Villalpando, M. E. (2014). Risk factors associated to diabetes in Mexican population
and phenotype of the individuals who will convert to diabetes. salud pública de méxico, 56(4),
317-322.
a) Describe the characteristics of the grouped data in this journal article.
b) What additional ways can the group data may be displayed for publication? What is the
rationale for selecting these alternative methods?
Method of Display
Rationale
Method of Display
Rationale
Solution
The given quation deals with the study of the research paper results.
a.
The grouped data shown in the result of the paper is,
the number of people, male and female in the converter and non-converter heads on various
variables, such as mother,father,brother,their weight and many other variables.The studied
variables are all quantitative variables.
b.
The grouped data can be displayed using,
i. pie chart representation, since in this type of represenatation one can at a glance get an overall
idea about the reatio or percentage of the people under each head.
ii.
frequency polygon, since it would also give a crude idea about the relationship between the
variable under study and the frequency of the variable under each head.
iii.
ogive representation, since it would additionally give a trend of the variables under study, and
help to estimate or predict the variable value at any point under study.
iv.
boxplot representation, since it would give an idea about the median of the variables under study
and also give an idea about the presence of any possible outliers and also the quartiles.
and many more such echniques can be applied depending on the requirement of the research
needs..
Click the icon to view ne able of de More Info Fluid Density Height o.pdf
Click the icon to view ne able of de More Info Fluid Density Height of fluid Surface Pressure
Total Pressure [3] [atm] 3 5.3 kg /m [ft] [atm] 50 1,265 Print Done Enter you
Solution
1)total Pressure = surface pressure+ denisty*acceleration due to gravity* height
3-2= density*9.81*50*0.3048
density = 0.006688766*101325= 677kg/m3
2) 1.3*101325 = 1265*9.81*height
height = 10.61 m
= 34.8 ft.
class Array { public static int getTotal(int[][]numbers ) { .pdf
class Array
{
public static int getTotal(int[][]numbers )
{
int tot=0;
// Lo0op repeats until list ends
for (int row = 0;row < numbers .legth; row++)
for (int col=0 ;col< numbers [row].length; col++)
tot+=numbers [row][col];
return tot;
}
// return avarage
public static double getAvarage(int [][]numbers,int index)
{
double avg;
avg=(double) (getTotal(numbers/(12));
return avg;
}
public static int getRowTotal (int [][] numbers, int index)
{
int tot=0;
// loop repeats until list ends
for (int col=0;col<4;col++)
// Accumulates sum of numbers
tot+= number[index][col];
return tot;
}
public static int getHighest(int [][] numbers, int row)
{
int high= numbers [row][0];
// Loop repeats until list ends
for (int i = 1; i<4; i++)
if (numbers[rows][i]>high )
high = numbers [row] [i];
return high;
}
public static int getLowest (int [][]number,int row)
{
int low = number [row][0];
// Loop repeats until list ends
for(inti = 1 ;i < 4 ;i++)
if (numbers [row][i]
Solution
class ArrayDemo {
// main function
public static void main(String[] arg) {
int[][] list = { { 1, 2, 3, 4 }, { 5, 6, 7, 8 }, { 9, 10, 11, 12 } };
// Function call and display data returned
System.out.println(\"total:\" + getTotal(list));
System.out.println(\"Average:\" + getAverage(list));
System.out.println(\"Row 2 value:\" + getRowTotal(list, 2));
System.out.println(\"column3 value:\" + getColumnTotal(list, 3));
System.out.println(\"highest value in row 1 is:\" + getHighest(list, 1));
System.out.println(\"lowest value in row 2 is:\" + getLowest(list, 2));
// exit program
System.exit(0);
}
public static int getTotal(int[][] numbers) {
int tot = 0;
// Lo0op repeats until list ends
for (int row = 0; row < numbers.length; row++)
for (int col = 0; col < numbers[row].length; col++)
tot += numbers[row][col];
return tot;
}
// return average
public static double getAverage(int [][]numbers)
{
double avg;
avg=(double) getTotal(numbers)/12;
return avg;
}
public static int getRowTotal(int[][] numbers, int index) {
int tot = 0;
// loop repeats until list ends
for (int col = 0; col < 4; col++)
// Accumulates sum of numbers
tot += numbers[index][col];
return tot;
}
public static int getHighest(int[][] numbers, int row) {
int high = numbers[row][0];
// Loop repeats until list ends
for (int i = 1; i < 4; i++)
if (numbers[row][i] > high)
high = numbers[row][i];
return high;
}
public static int getLowest(int[][] numbers, int row) {
int low = numbers[row][0];
// Loop repeats until list ends
for (int i = 1; i < 4; i++)
if (numbers[row][i] < low)
low = numbers[row][i];
return low;
}
public static int getColumnTotal(int[][] numbers, int column) {
int sum = 0;
for(int i = 0; i < numbers.length; i++)
sum += numbers[i][column];
return sum;
}
}.
Write sinusoidal mathematical equations in MATLAB to play your favor.pdf
Write sinusoidal mathematical equations in MATLAB to play your favorite song
Solution
Fs = 1000; %# Samples per second
toneFreq = 50; %# Tone frequency, in Hertz
nSeconds = 2; %# Duration of the sound
y = sin(linspace(0, nSeconds*toneFreq*2*pi, round(nSeconds*Fs)));
or
sound(y,FS); %# play sound at sampling rate
or
soundsc(y,Fs);
or
wavread()
sound()
soundsc()
flipud()
wavwrite().
Write 300-400 words review of the paper using your own words and n.pdf
Write 300-400 words review of the paper \"using your own words and not copying anything
form the article\".
Karin Slegers
CUO | Social Spaces
KU Leuven - iMinds
Parkstraat 45, bus 3605
3000 Leuven, Belgium karin.slegers@soc.kuleuven.be
Pieter Duysburgh
SMIT, VUB - iMinds Pleinlaan 9
1050 Brussels, Belgium pieter.duysburgh@vub.ac.be
Abstract
Niels Hendriks
Social Spaces | CUO
LUCA - KU Leuven
C-Mine 5
3600 Genk, Belgium niels.hendriks@luca-arts.be
Author Keywords
Participatory design; Ethics; Cognitive impairments; Sensory impairments;
ACM Classification Keywords
H.5.m. Information interfaces and presentation (e.g., HCI): Miscellaneous.
Introduction
It has been acknowledged that doing participatory design with people living with cognitive or
sensory impairments can be quite difficult. As the experiences of persons living with
impairments, such as autism spectrum disorder, Alzheimer’s disease or hearing impairments,
might be fundamentally different from their own, it is more difficult for researchers and
designers to identify with or relate to their users [8,11].
An additional complicating issue is the fact that many participatory design methods fail in their
inclusiveness with regard to people living with impairments [13]. In participatory design,
researchers should provide their participants with appropriate tools for expressing themselves
[14]. However, common participatory design tools may not be appropriate when working with
people living with impairments. Such tools frequently draw upon exactly those skills that people
living with cognitive or sensory impairments have problems with.
Ethical Issues in Participatory Design with People living with Cognitive or Sensory Impairments
Participatory design with people living with cognitive or sensory impairments poses several
challenges on researchers and designers, due to differences in their mutual experiences and due
to the fact that many methods and techniques may not be appropriate and need adjustment. Many
of those challenges are related to ethical issues. This paper describes several of such challenges
that emerged during a series of three academic workshops focusing on adjusting participatory
design approaches when working with people living with cognitive or sensory impairments. We
plead for a new tradition of sharing experiences in order for researchers and designers to learn
from one another in the form of codesign stories.
Many methods are, for instance, based on verbal or visual expressions, and use visual and/or
hands-on techniques. Also, higher order cognitive skills are often required [2,14], such as
abstraction, conceptualization or creative thinking. As a result, common participatory design
techniques, and research approaches in general, may not be usable, or at least need adjustment.
This idea that the involvement of people living with impairments in the design process requires a
different, more appropriate approach, matches recent views on disability. Traditionally, the
medical.
will left-wing terror increase, remain the same, or decrease in the .pdf
will left-wing terror increase, remain the same, or decrease in the next 5 years? Explain the basis
for your opinion.
Solution
Terrorism is the premeditated use or threat to use violence by individuals or sub national groups
to obtain a political or social objective through the intimidation of a large audience beyond that
of the immediate victims. Left wing extremism often has developed from working -class
movements seeking in
theory to eliminate, not preserve, class distinctions. Communism evolved from left wing
extremism. The threat from left wing extremists did not die with the collapse of the Soviet
Union, however. Domestic groups and state -sponsored cells and individuals have continued
their espionage activities and the planning of terrorist actions against the U.S. government. Many
believe that leftist extremism in the United States was at its peak during the 1960s and 1970s and
that right wing extremism then became the major threat. Leftist extremists were responsible for
three -fourths of the officially designated acts of terrorism in America in the 1980s. Leftist
extremists also pose an espionage threat to U.S. interest. The threat to the United States
government from leftist extremists has decreased considerably in the past decade, but it has not
disappeared. There are individuals and organizations within the United States who maintain the
same ideology that resulted in the growth of left wing terrorism in this country in the 1970s and
1980s.
On the basis on my opinion, Left wing extremism continues, indeed, to be a potential threat to
U.S. government agencies. The challenge in responding to this threat is to ensure that the rights
of individuals to form and express their own beliefs are balanced with the need to provide
security and protection against terrorism and espionage that may be committed by the most
extreme members of these movements. Leftist extremism presents two threats. We thing that first
threat is terrorism. Left wing terrorists have been responsible for bombings, assassinations,
robberies, and planned attacks on infrastructure targets. The second threat is their potential
support of espionage conducted against the United States by supporting countries such as Cuba.
Although the United States has not experienced any major leftist terrorist movements or actions
in recent years, these groups continue to be active in other parts of world. Of the 40 terrorist
groups listed in the U.S. Department of State\'s 1998 report, 16 were Islamic or Palestinian
extremist groups and 16 were Marxist Leninist organizations. But today there is no equivalent
threat from left-wing extremists. Small bands of masked protestors periodically indulge in a bout
of window smashing or throw rocks at the police, but bombings, bank robberies and gunfights
with law enforcement are the province of fringe right-wing extremist groups..
Which Boolean algebra theorem describes the situation where any varia.pdf
Which Boolean algebra theorem describes the situation where any variable AND\'d with a 1 will
yield itself. Identity Null Element Idempotency Complements Involution Commutative
Associative Distributive Absorption (or Covering) Uniting (or Combining) DeMorgan\'s
Solution
Ans) Identity Theorem =A.1=A.
What is the time difference in myelinated vs. unmyelinated axons.pdf
What is the time difference in myelinated vs. unmyelinated axons?
Solution
The gap junctions found at regular intervals in the myelin sheath are called as Nodes of
Ranveir. Myelin sheath does not allow the exchange of ions through it and exchange of ions
occurs at Nodes of Ranveir only. Myelin sheath helps in the faster conduction of impulses
through the axons by saltatory conduction (impulses jump from one node to another).
Thus, the impulses are conducted faster in myelinated neurons (glial cells insulate the neurons
with myelin sheath) than non-myelinated neurons. In non myelinated neurons, the ions move
through the axon length, so the conduction is slower..
whats is the hostory of mathematicsSolutionIt deals with the .pdf
whats is the hostory of mathematics?
Solution
It deals with the investigation into the origin of discoveries in mathematics and an investigation
into the mathematical methods and notation of the past.
Primarily, there were two main civilizations associated with the development of mathematics,
they were
(i) Babylonians
(ii) Indus valley
Ancient mathematics has reached the modern world largely through the work of Greeks in the
classical period, building on the Babylonian tradition. A leading figure among the early Greek
mathematicians is Pythagoras who deveoped the famous pythagorus theorem.
Indian mathematics emerged in the indian subcontinent until the end of eightienth century.A later
landmark in Indian mathematics was the development of the series expansions for trigonometric
functions (sine, cosine, andarc tangent) by mathematicians of the Kerala school in the 15th
century CE. Their remarkable work, completed two centuries before the invention of calculus in
Europe, provided what is now considered the first example of a power series (apart from
geometric series).
From ancient times through the Middle Ages, bursts of mathematical creativity were often
followed by centuries of stagnation. Beginning in Renaissance Italy in the 16th century, new
mathematical developments, interacting with new scientific discoveries, were made at an
increasing pace that continues through the present day..
what is spiled identity as in disabilityAre all aspects of spoile.pdf
what is spiled identity as in disability?
Are all aspects of spoiled identity are inevitable?
Solution
Within a society, certain people are normal and few of them are so different from others. The
abnormal identity of an individual from others might be due to the social situations, the race, the
gender and physical deformities. This leads to a social stigma on the person who is abnormal.
The person who is experiencing stigma has been said to be having a spoiled identity..
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