Problem 4: In the 1860 s, Joseph Lister conducted a landmark experiment to investigate the
benefits of sterile technique in surgery. At the time, it was not customary for surgeons to wash
their hands or instruments prior to operating on patients. Lister developed a new operating
procedure in which surgeons were required to wash their hands, wear clean gloves, and disinfect
surgical instruments with carbolic acid. This new procedure was compared to the old, non-sterile
procedure and Lister recorded the number of patients in each group that lived or died. Putting
Lister's results in a contingency table, we have: (a) Compute the corresponding probability table
showing all marginal totals. (b) Provide probabilities of: (i) Sterile and living (ii) Sterile and dead
(iii) Control and living (iv) Control and dead (v) Living (vi) Dead (vii) Survived given sterile
(viii) Died given control For probabilities (i) through (viii), for each mention which ones are
joint, marginal and conditional. [Make sure to define probability events appropriately based on
the context of the problem and show all steps for full credit.].
Q5. Dimension Reduction (16 points) Consider 4 data points in the 2-d.pdfamadonaicreations
Q5. Dimension Reduction (16 points) Consider 4 data points in the 2-d space: (4,2),(1,3),(0,4),
and (5,1). Q5.1. (12 pts) What is the first principal component? Q5.2. (4 pts) If we project all
points into the 1-d subspace by the first principal component, what the variance of the projected
data?.
Q6 You have constructed phospholipid vesicles that contain Na+K+ pu.pdfamadonaicreations
Q6: You have constructed phospholipid vesicles that contain Na+/K+ pumps as the sole
membrane protein. The portion of the pump that normally faces the cytosol is oriented towards
the outside of the vesicles. The solutions inside the vesicles and outside the vesicles have only
Na+ ions and NOK+ ions, and ATP is present only on the outside of the vesicle. What would
happen?
Na+ would be pumped repeatedly out of the vesicle. Na+ would be pumped repeatedly into the
vesicle. Very little Na+ would move into the vesicle (only one partial cycle of all the pumps
would occur). Na+ would be pumped into and out of the vesicle at the same rate, so there would
be no net movement of Na+. No Na+ at all would move..
Q4- Knowing that Li�s are regular languages, what can you tell about .pdfamadonaicreations
Q4- Knowing that Lis are regular languages, what can you tell about the following languages? If
your answer is that a language is regular, you need to provide a proof. If your answer is no, you
need to show it using a counter example. a) i=1Li b) L1L2L3.
Q5 Provide your feedback to the following 5 statements, (20 points) 1.pdfamadonaicreations
Q5 Provide your feedback to the following 5 statements, (20 points) 1. Consider a project to
build a bridge over a river gorge. What are some of the resource constraints that would make this
project challenging? 2. For many projects, the key resources to be managed are the project team
personnel. Explain in what sense and how project team personnel are often the project critical
resource. 3. What is the philosophy underlying resource loading? What does it do for our
project? Why is it a critical element in effectively managing the project plan? 4. It has been
argued that a project schedule that has not been resource-leveled is useless. Do you agree or
disagree with this statement? Why or why not? 5. Discuss the nature of "time/cost tradeoffs" on
projects. What does this concept imply for our project management practices?.
Q4. Mitosis is one of the stages of the cell cycle. The diagram repre.pdfamadonaicreations
Q4. Mitosis is one of the stages of the cell cycle. The diagram represents some of the stages in
the cell cycle. (a) Explain what happens to the DNA content and the number of chromosomes in
the stage labelled K.
*(c) Describe what happens inside an animal cell as it undergoes the last stage of mitosis and
forms two new cells..
Q5. Dimension Reduction (16 points) Consider 4 data points in the 2-d.pdfamadonaicreations
Q5. Dimension Reduction (16 points) Consider 4 data points in the 2-d space: (4,2),(1,3),(0,4),
and (5,1). Q5.1. (12 pts) What is the first principal component? Q5.2. (4 pts) If we project all
points into the 1-d subspace by the first principal component, what the variance of the projected
data?.
Q6 You have constructed phospholipid vesicles that contain Na+K+ pu.pdfamadonaicreations
Q6: You have constructed phospholipid vesicles that contain Na+/K+ pumps as the sole
membrane protein. The portion of the pump that normally faces the cytosol is oriented towards
the outside of the vesicles. The solutions inside the vesicles and outside the vesicles have only
Na+ ions and NOK+ ions, and ATP is present only on the outside of the vesicle. What would
happen?
Na+ would be pumped repeatedly out of the vesicle. Na+ would be pumped repeatedly into the
vesicle. Very little Na+ would move into the vesicle (only one partial cycle of all the pumps
would occur). Na+ would be pumped into and out of the vesicle at the same rate, so there would
be no net movement of Na+. No Na+ at all would move..
Q4- Knowing that Li�s are regular languages, what can you tell about .pdfamadonaicreations
Q4- Knowing that Lis are regular languages, what can you tell about the following languages? If
your answer is that a language is regular, you need to provide a proof. If your answer is no, you
need to show it using a counter example. a) i=1Li b) L1L2L3.
Q5 Provide your feedback to the following 5 statements, (20 points) 1.pdfamadonaicreations
Q5 Provide your feedback to the following 5 statements, (20 points) 1. Consider a project to
build a bridge over a river gorge. What are some of the resource constraints that would make this
project challenging? 2. For many projects, the key resources to be managed are the project team
personnel. Explain in what sense and how project team personnel are often the project critical
resource. 3. What is the philosophy underlying resource loading? What does it do for our
project? Why is it a critical element in effectively managing the project plan? 4. It has been
argued that a project schedule that has not been resource-leveled is useless. Do you agree or
disagree with this statement? Why or why not? 5. Discuss the nature of "time/cost tradeoffs" on
projects. What does this concept imply for our project management practices?.
Q4. Mitosis is one of the stages of the cell cycle. The diagram repre.pdfamadonaicreations
Q4. Mitosis is one of the stages of the cell cycle. The diagram represents some of the stages in
the cell cycle. (a) Explain what happens to the DNA content and the number of chromosomes in
the stage labelled K.
*(c) Describe what happens inside an animal cell as it undergoes the last stage of mitosis and
forms two new cells..
Q3 Design a FSM that accepts a stream of bits at its input X and its.pdfamadonaicreations
Q3: Design a FSM that accepts a stream of bits at its input X and its output Z is set to 1 when it
detects the sequence of 1011. a. Give the state diagram of the circuit. b. Give the state table. c.
Implement the circuit using JK flipflops..
Q2) There are many factors that impact aircraft maintenance cost and .pdfamadonaicreations
Q2) There are many factors that impact aircraft maintenance cost and hence must be understood,
reviewed ar managed properly as the DMC (Direct Maintenance Costs) is a key indicator
required for assessing incurred costs when validating suppliers' maintenance proposals. In view
of the above, what are factors and describe how can they influence maintenance costs? (20
marks).
Q2 We throw three dice and multiply three numbers that show up. Each.pdfamadonaicreations
Q2: We throw three dice and multiply three numbers that show up. Each number is an integer
between 1 and 6. Let us call the multiplied number k. (2.1) What is the probability that you get
k=2 ? (2.2) What is the probability that you get k=12 ?.
Problen 620 Computing the 0.9 Percent Medicare Inx for High-incomt Ta.pdfamadonaicreations
Problen 620 Computing the 0.9 Percent Medicare Inx for High-incomt Taxpayers (Lo 6.8 . How
much 9.9 percent Medicare tax for high-inceme tavgayers will Otto and Ruth have to pay with
their 2021 income tax fekurn? Round your final answors to two decimal places..
Q1. Entity Relationship Model Warming up [3 points] Consider the fo.pdfamadonaicreations
Q1. Entity Relationship Model : Warming up [3 points] Consider the following schema:
Lecturer (LID, Name, Address, Age, Salary) Student (SID, Name, Address, Age, Phone, Course)
- EID is part of a composite primary Course (CID, Name, LID, Department) Department (DID,
Name, LID, CID ) Instructions : i. A lecturer can teach many courses and each course is taught
by one or more lecturers. But, sometimes a lecturer may not teach any course at all. j. A lecturer
can be assigned to exactly one department but each department can have one or more lecturers.
1. Draw an ERD Diagram to illustrate the above information or schema. 2pts 2. Discuss three
integrity rules in your data model and demonstrate how these were applied in your ERD (1PT).
Pseudo-random numbers Randomly generating numbers is a crucial subrou.pdfamadonaicreations
Pseudo-random numbers Randomly generating numbers is a crucial subroutine of many
algorithms in computer science. Because computers execute deterministic code, it is not possible
(without external influence) to generate truly random numbers. Hence, computers actually
generate psuedorandom numbers. The linear congruential method is a simple method for
generating pseudo-random numbers. Let m be a positive integer and a be an integer 2a.
Proteins fold into complex three-dimensional shapes. The function is .pdfamadonaicreations
Proteins fold into complex three-dimensional shapes. The function is dependent upon the
structure of the protein and its cellular location. The final shape of the protein is based on the
identity of the amino acid side chains of the protein. Some proteins form ion channels that allow
that passage of ions through the cell membrane. What type of amino acids would you expect to
find in a Na+ion channel?.
Project Part 3 Obtaining Evidence from an ISP Scenario D&B has been.pdfamadonaicreations
Project Part 3: Obtaining Evidence from an ISP Scenario D\&B has been asked to assist in an
investigation of a possible cybercrime involving theft of intellectual property. The information
will need to be obtained from an internet service provider (ISP) while complying with any
applicable laws and regulations. Your manager wants to update staff on details about best
practices for working with ISPs and obtaining electronic evidence. Your manager has asked you
to find resources on the web that contain information useful to this investigation, including any
applicable laws, and to present the information to staff in a PowerPoint presentation. Tasks For
this part of the project, perform the following tasks: 1. Research how to legally obtain electronic
evidence in a digital forensic investigation from an ISP. 2. Create a PowerPoint presentation
describing best practices for obtaining electronic evidence from an ISP, citing relevant laws. -
Use the template of your choice and include SmartArt on at least three of the slides 3. Cite
sources, where appropriate. Required Resources - Internet access - Course textbook Submission
Requirements - Format: Microsoft PowerPoint (or compatible) - Font: Slide headings: Arial 32
point; Slide body: Arial 32 point (no less than 20 point for smaller text) - Citation Style: Follow
your school's preferred style guide - Length: 10 to 12 slides, including a title slide and a
summary slide.
Prof. Umut Oguzoglu, Head, Dept. of Economics claims that the student.pdfamadonaicreations
Prof. Umut Oguzoglu, Head, Dept. of Economics claims that the students in his department are
above average intelligence. A random sample of thirty students IQ scores have a mean score of
112.5. Is there sufficient evidence to support the head's claim? The mean population IQ is 100
with a standard deviation of 15. Specify the null and alternative hypothesis; and mention the
appropriate test statistics..
Problems (Show all your work step by step) 1. Suppose that tastes are.pdfamadonaicreations
Problems (Show all your work step by step) 1. Suppose that tastes are represented by CES utility
function: U(x1,x2)=(x1+(1)x2)1/ Find the compensated and uncompensated demand functions
for x1 and x2. (5 points) 2. Suppose that tastes for leisure (l) and consumption (c) are represented
by CES utility function: U(l,c)=(l+(1)c)1/ Find the labor supply assuming a leisure endowment
of L. (5 points).
Problem Solving Questions. Show your computations step by step. Order.pdfamadonaicreations
Problem Solving Questions. Show your computations step by step. Orderly presentation is very
important(12 points).
C. Refer to table given below. 1. Fill-in the missing items in the table. 2. Identify the break-even
level of income..
Problem 8 Henrico County (suburban Richmond) is in the process of co.pdfamadonaicreations
Problem 8: Henrico County (suburban Richmond) is in the process of constructing a 17,000 -
seat arena and convention center that will have accompanying commercial developments,
condos, apartments, etc. It is labeled "Green City" and will cost $2.3 billion. Several hundred
million dollars of public funds will be used to help pay for the arena portion of the project. (a)
Under what circumstances will this investment of public funds pay off for Henrico County? (b)
What does empirical evidence on past investments have to say here? Due: April 6.
Problem 5-10AB Gross profit method LO P4 Wayward Company wants to pre.pdfamadonaicreations
Problem 5-10AB Gross profit method LO P4 Wayward Company wants to prepare interim
financial statements for the first quarter. The company wishes to avoid making a physical count
of inventory. Wayward's gross profit rate averages 40%. The following information for the first
quarter is available from its records Required: Use the gross profit method to estimate the
company's first quarter ending inventory..
Question 22 Which of the following is true about transferring for Wes.pdfamadonaicreations
Question 22 Which of the following is true about transferring for Western blot? You must
handle the PVDF membrane gentlywith your hands PVDF and nitrocellukse membranes both
bind proteins via tydrophobicity and dispersion forces. Proteins are attracted to the hydrophobic
PVOF membrane so the membrale can be placed on either side of the gel for transfer None of the
options Proteins will transfer around bubbles so it's okay if some babbler are prosent.
Question 21 Whut is the ourpote of Drveloping Oreanizational Stru.pdfamadonaicreations
Question 21 Whut is the ourpote of Drveloping Oreanizational Structure? crecorinisod wah in
ipect to tine and space Question 22 1 pts What ane fypical sthuctures for industrial
organizations? (select 2) Nitwerk Orgusization Finctionur Orkanization Pixt aranization Diep
organdationalsitncture Compicr orenizational structure Command and Coriroi Creanization.
Question 2 Write a Java program that declares and initializes one dou.pdfamadonaicreations
Question 2 Write a Java program that declares and initializes one double variable, radius (r) of a
sphere, and calculates the volume using given formula below. (You should define as a constant
of value 3,14 .).
Question 2 Write a Java program that declares and initializes b,h and.pdfamadonaicreations
Question 2 Write a Java program that declares and initializes b,h and H double variables as 5,3 ,
and 9 respectively. Then using those double values, calculate the volume (V) using given
formula below. V=(21bh)H.
Question 2 [l pt] Variable Wa,b defines that a Wumpus is located as .pdfamadonaicreations
Question 2 [l pt]: Variable Wa,b defines that a Wumpus is located as location [a,b], and Sx,y
denotes that a stench is sensed at location [x,y]. - Explain the semantic (meaning) of the
following sentence? [0.5 pt] - Show detailed steps to decompose sentence into CNF format
[0.5pt]W1,3(S1,2S1,4S2,3).
Question 2 Write a Java program that declares and initializes b, h an.pdfamadonaicreations
Question 2 Write a Java program that declares and initializes b, h and H double variables as 5,3 ,
and 9 respectively. Then using those double values, calculate the volume (V) using given
formula below. V=(21bh)H.
Question 10 of 12 Why do investors use financial ratio analysis Sele.pdfamadonaicreations
Question 10 of 12 Why do investors use financial ratio analysis? Select an answer: to examine a
company's performance over time, or to compare companies at the same point in time to
compare companies over different time periods, or to examine a company's performance in a
single year to analyze how different companies' performance compares to the baseline
performance in their industries to make the best use of a company's internal proprietary
information.
We all have good and bad thoughts from time to time and situation to situation. We are bombarded daily with spiraling thoughts(both negative and positive) creating all-consuming feel , making us difficult to manage with associated suffering. Good thoughts are like our Mob Signal (Positive thought) amidst noise(negative thought) in the atmosphere. Negative thoughts like noise outweigh positive thoughts. These thoughts often create unwanted confusion, trouble, stress and frustration in our mind as well as chaos in our physical world. Negative thoughts are also known as “distorted thinking”.
Q3 Design a FSM that accepts a stream of bits at its input X and its.pdfamadonaicreations
Q3: Design a FSM that accepts a stream of bits at its input X and its output Z is set to 1 when it
detects the sequence of 1011. a. Give the state diagram of the circuit. b. Give the state table. c.
Implement the circuit using JK flipflops..
Q2) There are many factors that impact aircraft maintenance cost and .pdfamadonaicreations
Q2) There are many factors that impact aircraft maintenance cost and hence must be understood,
reviewed ar managed properly as the DMC (Direct Maintenance Costs) is a key indicator
required for assessing incurred costs when validating suppliers' maintenance proposals. In view
of the above, what are factors and describe how can they influence maintenance costs? (20
marks).
Q2 We throw three dice and multiply three numbers that show up. Each.pdfamadonaicreations
Q2: We throw three dice and multiply three numbers that show up. Each number is an integer
between 1 and 6. Let us call the multiplied number k. (2.1) What is the probability that you get
k=2 ? (2.2) What is the probability that you get k=12 ?.
Problen 620 Computing the 0.9 Percent Medicare Inx for High-incomt Ta.pdfamadonaicreations
Problen 620 Computing the 0.9 Percent Medicare Inx for High-incomt Taxpayers (Lo 6.8 . How
much 9.9 percent Medicare tax for high-inceme tavgayers will Otto and Ruth have to pay with
their 2021 income tax fekurn? Round your final answors to two decimal places..
Q1. Entity Relationship Model Warming up [3 points] Consider the fo.pdfamadonaicreations
Q1. Entity Relationship Model : Warming up [3 points] Consider the following schema:
Lecturer (LID, Name, Address, Age, Salary) Student (SID, Name, Address, Age, Phone, Course)
- EID is part of a composite primary Course (CID, Name, LID, Department) Department (DID,
Name, LID, CID ) Instructions : i. A lecturer can teach many courses and each course is taught
by one or more lecturers. But, sometimes a lecturer may not teach any course at all. j. A lecturer
can be assigned to exactly one department but each department can have one or more lecturers.
1. Draw an ERD Diagram to illustrate the above information or schema. 2pts 2. Discuss three
integrity rules in your data model and demonstrate how these were applied in your ERD (1PT).
Pseudo-random numbers Randomly generating numbers is a crucial subrou.pdfamadonaicreations
Pseudo-random numbers Randomly generating numbers is a crucial subroutine of many
algorithms in computer science. Because computers execute deterministic code, it is not possible
(without external influence) to generate truly random numbers. Hence, computers actually
generate psuedorandom numbers. The linear congruential method is a simple method for
generating pseudo-random numbers. Let m be a positive integer and a be an integer 2a.
Proteins fold into complex three-dimensional shapes. The function is .pdfamadonaicreations
Proteins fold into complex three-dimensional shapes. The function is dependent upon the
structure of the protein and its cellular location. The final shape of the protein is based on the
identity of the amino acid side chains of the protein. Some proteins form ion channels that allow
that passage of ions through the cell membrane. What type of amino acids would you expect to
find in a Na+ion channel?.
Project Part 3 Obtaining Evidence from an ISP Scenario D&B has been.pdfamadonaicreations
Project Part 3: Obtaining Evidence from an ISP Scenario D\&B has been asked to assist in an
investigation of a possible cybercrime involving theft of intellectual property. The information
will need to be obtained from an internet service provider (ISP) while complying with any
applicable laws and regulations. Your manager wants to update staff on details about best
practices for working with ISPs and obtaining electronic evidence. Your manager has asked you
to find resources on the web that contain information useful to this investigation, including any
applicable laws, and to present the information to staff in a PowerPoint presentation. Tasks For
this part of the project, perform the following tasks: 1. Research how to legally obtain electronic
evidence in a digital forensic investigation from an ISP. 2. Create a PowerPoint presentation
describing best practices for obtaining electronic evidence from an ISP, citing relevant laws. -
Use the template of your choice and include SmartArt on at least three of the slides 3. Cite
sources, where appropriate. Required Resources - Internet access - Course textbook Submission
Requirements - Format: Microsoft PowerPoint (or compatible) - Font: Slide headings: Arial 32
point; Slide body: Arial 32 point (no less than 20 point for smaller text) - Citation Style: Follow
your school's preferred style guide - Length: 10 to 12 slides, including a title slide and a
summary slide.
Prof. Umut Oguzoglu, Head, Dept. of Economics claims that the student.pdfamadonaicreations
Prof. Umut Oguzoglu, Head, Dept. of Economics claims that the students in his department are
above average intelligence. A random sample of thirty students IQ scores have a mean score of
112.5. Is there sufficient evidence to support the head's claim? The mean population IQ is 100
with a standard deviation of 15. Specify the null and alternative hypothesis; and mention the
appropriate test statistics..
Problems (Show all your work step by step) 1. Suppose that tastes are.pdfamadonaicreations
Problems (Show all your work step by step) 1. Suppose that tastes are represented by CES utility
function: U(x1,x2)=(x1+(1)x2)1/ Find the compensated and uncompensated demand functions
for x1 and x2. (5 points) 2. Suppose that tastes for leisure (l) and consumption (c) are represented
by CES utility function: U(l,c)=(l+(1)c)1/ Find the labor supply assuming a leisure endowment
of L. (5 points).
Problem Solving Questions. Show your computations step by step. Order.pdfamadonaicreations
Problem Solving Questions. Show your computations step by step. Orderly presentation is very
important(12 points).
C. Refer to table given below. 1. Fill-in the missing items in the table. 2. Identify the break-even
level of income..
Problem 8 Henrico County (suburban Richmond) is in the process of co.pdfamadonaicreations
Problem 8: Henrico County (suburban Richmond) is in the process of constructing a 17,000 -
seat arena and convention center that will have accompanying commercial developments,
condos, apartments, etc. It is labeled "Green City" and will cost $2.3 billion. Several hundred
million dollars of public funds will be used to help pay for the arena portion of the project. (a)
Under what circumstances will this investment of public funds pay off for Henrico County? (b)
What does empirical evidence on past investments have to say here? Due: April 6.
Problem 5-10AB Gross profit method LO P4 Wayward Company wants to pre.pdfamadonaicreations
Problem 5-10AB Gross profit method LO P4 Wayward Company wants to prepare interim
financial statements for the first quarter. The company wishes to avoid making a physical count
of inventory. Wayward's gross profit rate averages 40%. The following information for the first
quarter is available from its records Required: Use the gross profit method to estimate the
company's first quarter ending inventory..
Question 22 Which of the following is true about transferring for Wes.pdfamadonaicreations
Question 22 Which of the following is true about transferring for Western blot? You must
handle the PVDF membrane gentlywith your hands PVDF and nitrocellukse membranes both
bind proteins via tydrophobicity and dispersion forces. Proteins are attracted to the hydrophobic
PVOF membrane so the membrale can be placed on either side of the gel for transfer None of the
options Proteins will transfer around bubbles so it's okay if some babbler are prosent.
Question 21 Whut is the ourpote of Drveloping Oreanizational Stru.pdfamadonaicreations
Question 21 Whut is the ourpote of Drveloping Oreanizational Structure? crecorinisod wah in
ipect to tine and space Question 22 1 pts What ane fypical sthuctures for industrial
organizations? (select 2) Nitwerk Orgusization Finctionur Orkanization Pixt aranization Diep
organdationalsitncture Compicr orenizational structure Command and Coriroi Creanization.
Question 2 Write a Java program that declares and initializes one dou.pdfamadonaicreations
Question 2 Write a Java program that declares and initializes one double variable, radius (r) of a
sphere, and calculates the volume using given formula below. (You should define as a constant
of value 3,14 .).
Question 2 Write a Java program that declares and initializes b,h and.pdfamadonaicreations
Question 2 Write a Java program that declares and initializes b,h and H double variables as 5,3 ,
and 9 respectively. Then using those double values, calculate the volume (V) using given
formula below. V=(21bh)H.
Question 2 [l pt] Variable Wa,b defines that a Wumpus is located as .pdfamadonaicreations
Question 2 [l pt]: Variable Wa,b defines that a Wumpus is located as location [a,b], and Sx,y
denotes that a stench is sensed at location [x,y]. - Explain the semantic (meaning) of the
following sentence? [0.5 pt] - Show detailed steps to decompose sentence into CNF format
[0.5pt]W1,3(S1,2S1,4S2,3).
Question 2 Write a Java program that declares and initializes b, h an.pdfamadonaicreations
Question 2 Write a Java program that declares and initializes b, h and H double variables as 5,3 ,
and 9 respectively. Then using those double values, calculate the volume (V) using given
formula below. V=(21bh)H.
Question 10 of 12 Why do investors use financial ratio analysis Sele.pdfamadonaicreations
Question 10 of 12 Why do investors use financial ratio analysis? Select an answer: to examine a
company's performance over time, or to compare companies at the same point in time to
compare companies over different time periods, or to examine a company's performance in a
single year to analyze how different companies' performance compares to the baseline
performance in their industries to make the best use of a company's internal proprietary
information.
We all have good and bad thoughts from time to time and situation to situation. We are bombarded daily with spiraling thoughts(both negative and positive) creating all-consuming feel , making us difficult to manage with associated suffering. Good thoughts are like our Mob Signal (Positive thought) amidst noise(negative thought) in the atmosphere. Negative thoughts like noise outweigh positive thoughts. These thoughts often create unwanted confusion, trouble, stress and frustration in our mind as well as chaos in our physical world. Negative thoughts are also known as “distorted thinking”.
How to Make a Field invisible in Odoo 17Celine George
It is possible to hide or invisible some fields in odoo. Commonly using “invisible” attribute in the field definition to invisible the fields. This slide will show how to make a field invisible in odoo 17.
Ethnobotany and Ethnopharmacology:
Ethnobotany in herbal drug evaluation,
Impact of Ethnobotany in traditional medicine,
New development in herbals,
Bio-prospecting tools for drug discovery,
Role of Ethnopharmacology in drug evaluation,
Reverse Pharmacology.
Instructions for Submissions thorugh G- Classroom.pptxJheel Barad
This presentation provides a briefing on how to upload submissions and documents in Google Classroom. It was prepared as part of an orientation for new Sainik School in-service teacher trainees. As a training officer, my goal is to ensure that you are comfortable and proficient with this essential tool for managing assignments and fostering student engagement.
Synthetic Fiber Construction in lab .pptxPavel ( NSTU)
Synthetic fiber production is a fascinating and complex field that blends chemistry, engineering, and environmental science. By understanding these aspects, students can gain a comprehensive view of synthetic fiber production, its impact on society and the environment, and the potential for future innovations. Synthetic fibers play a crucial role in modern society, impacting various aspects of daily life, industry, and the environment. ynthetic fibers are integral to modern life, offering a range of benefits from cost-effectiveness and versatility to innovative applications and performance characteristics. While they pose environmental challenges, ongoing research and development aim to create more sustainable and eco-friendly alternatives. Understanding the importance of synthetic fibers helps in appreciating their role in the economy, industry, and daily life, while also emphasizing the need for sustainable practices and innovation.
The Roman Empire A Historical Colossus.pdfkaushalkr1407
The Roman Empire, a vast and enduring power, stands as one of history's most remarkable civilizations, leaving an indelible imprint on the world. It emerged from the Roman Republic, transitioning into an imperial powerhouse under the leadership of Augustus Caesar in 27 BCE. This transformation marked the beginning of an era defined by unprecedented territorial expansion, architectural marvels, and profound cultural influence.
The empire's roots lie in the city of Rome, founded, according to legend, by Romulus in 753 BCE. Over centuries, Rome evolved from a small settlement to a formidable republic, characterized by a complex political system with elected officials and checks on power. However, internal strife, class conflicts, and military ambitions paved the way for the end of the Republic. Julius Caesar’s dictatorship and subsequent assassination in 44 BCE created a power vacuum, leading to a civil war. Octavian, later Augustus, emerged victorious, heralding the Roman Empire’s birth.
Under Augustus, the empire experienced the Pax Romana, a 200-year period of relative peace and stability. Augustus reformed the military, established efficient administrative systems, and initiated grand construction projects. The empire's borders expanded, encompassing territories from Britain to Egypt and from Spain to the Euphrates. Roman legions, renowned for their discipline and engineering prowess, secured and maintained these vast territories, building roads, fortifications, and cities that facilitated control and integration.
The Roman Empire’s society was hierarchical, with a rigid class system. At the top were the patricians, wealthy elites who held significant political power. Below them were the plebeians, free citizens with limited political influence, and the vast numbers of slaves who formed the backbone of the economy. The family unit was central, governed by the paterfamilias, the male head who held absolute authority.
Culturally, the Romans were eclectic, absorbing and adapting elements from the civilizations they encountered, particularly the Greeks. Roman art, literature, and philosophy reflected this synthesis, creating a rich cultural tapestry. Latin, the Roman language, became the lingua franca of the Western world, influencing numerous modern languages.
Roman architecture and engineering achievements were monumental. They perfected the arch, vault, and dome, constructing enduring structures like the Colosseum, Pantheon, and aqueducts. These engineering marvels not only showcased Roman ingenuity but also served practical purposes, from public entertainment to water supply.
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Problem 4 In the 1860 s, Joseph Lister conducted a landmark experime.pdf
1. Problem 4: In the 1860 s, Joseph Lister conducted a landmark experiment to investigate the
benefits of sterile technique in surgery. At the time, it was not customary for surgeons to wash
their hands or instruments prior to operating on patients. Lister developed a new operating
procedure in which surgeons were required to wash their hands, wear clean gloves, and disinfect
surgical instruments with carbolic acid. This new procedure was compared to the old, non-sterile
procedure and Lister recorded the number of patients in each group that lived or died. Putting
Lister's results in a contingency table, we have: (a) Compute the corresponding probability table
showing all marginal totals. (b) Provide probabilities of: (i) Sterile and living (ii) Sterile and dead
(iii) Control and living (iv) Control and dead (v) Living (vi) Dead (vii) Survived given sterile
(viii) Died given control For probabilities (i) through (viii), for each mention which ones are
joint, marginal and conditional. [Make sure to define probability events appropriately based on
the context of the problem and show all steps for full credit.]
![Problem 4: In the 1860 s, Joseph Lister conducted a landmark experiment to investigate the
benefits of sterile technique in surgery. At the time, it was not customary for surgeons to wash
their hands or instruments prior to operating on patients. Lister developed a new operating
procedure in which surgeons were required to wash their hands, wear clean gloves, and disinfect
surgical instruments with carbolic acid. This new procedure was compared to the old, non-sterile
procedure and Lister recorded the number of patients in each group that lived or died. Putting
Lister's results in a contingency table, we have: (a) Compute the corresponding probability table
showing all marginal totals. (b) Provide probabilities of: (i) Sterile and living (ii) Sterile and dead
(iii) Control and living (iv) Control and dead (v) Living (vi) Dead (vii) Survived given sterile
(viii) Died given control For probabilities (i) through (viii), for each mention which ones are
joint, marginal and conditional. [Make sure to define probability events appropriately based on
the context of the problem and show all steps for full credit.]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/problem4inthe1860sjosephlisterconductedalandmarkexperime-230329152717-68e68602/85/Problem-4-In-the-1860-s-Joseph-Lister-conducted-a-landmark-experime-pdf-1-320.jpg)
