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Reference- Rauber, R. M., Walsh, J. E., & Charlevoix, D. J. (2017). Severe and Hazardous Weather: An Introduction to High Impact Meteorology. Kendall Hunt. Name: Class: Date: 13/23 Exercise 18.1 - Characteristics of Thunderstorms Identify the type of thunderstorm described in each statement. OT ordinary thunderstorm / Air m osS MCS mesoscale convective systems FSL frontal squall lines SP supercell ALL true for all four thunderstorm types 1. Always rotate 2. Occur in clusters 3. Contain thunder and lightning 4. Rarely produce severe conditions 5. Form far from frontal boundaries 6. Form in regions with weak or no wind shear 7. Appear as a hook shaped echo on radar reflectivity 8. Commonly form along the "tail of the comma cloud" 9. Appear as a long continuous line on radar reflectivity 10. Account for most large, damaging tornadoes and large hail 11. Responsible for much of the summer rainfall in the Central Plains 12. The anvil can grow to cover an area the size of an entire U.S state 13. Have an anvil and may have mammatus on the underside of the anvil 14. Can produce hail and tornadoes but are most often associated with strong straight line winds 15. A low-level jet helps transport warm moist air into the storm and provides lowlevel wind shear that contributes to storm rotation.
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Quera ayuda con el estudio de caso de Vonkel a continuacin para responder a estos: Identificacin
de los problemas, Identificacin y descripcin del problema clave, Anlisis externo (oportunidades y
amenazas)
Estudio de caso Vonkel
Gestin de la cadena de valor global y gestin de inventario
Potencial brillante
Vonkel Enterprises adquiri recientemente Thembeka, una empresa que disea, fabrica y
comercializa joyas finas de oro y diamantes en toda Sudfrica. Anteriormente haba sido una
empresa familiar, pero tras la muerte del fundador y director ejecutivo, los miembros de la
familia decidieron vender la empresa. Vonkel vio el potencial de este negocio y lo compr, con la
intencin de mejorar el desempeo de la cadena de suministro.
La cadena de suministro nacional implica envos entrantes de materias primas de mltiples
proveedores pequeos a una ubicacin de fabricacin en Pretoria. Una vez creada la joyera, los
envos se envan a travs de un intermediario de transporte a tiendas minoristas en Ciudad del
Cabo, Durban y Johannesburgo. Los desafos que enfrenta Thembeka son comunes a la industria
de la moda: los estilos y preferencias que cambian rpidamente requieren que la empresa
reaccione rpidamente y adapte los diseos para satisfacer las demandas de los consumidores. Los
periodos de mayor demanda se dan a lo largo de diciembre y mediados de febrero, con una
menor en primavera. La marca y el estilo Thembeka estn bien establecidos en toda Sudfrica, y
Vonkel decide que mantendr el nombre para mantener la lealtad a la marca.
Adems de realizar mejoras en la cadena de suministro, Vonkel Enterprises planea exportar los
productos al Reino Unido. El mercado de la joyera ha experimentado un aumento constante
durante los ltimos diez aos y ha seguido creciendo durante el ao pasado a pesar de las
predicciones de una industria globalmente lenta. abajo. La participacin de Sudfrica en el Proceso
de Kimberley debera ayudar a acelerar el paso de Vonkel al mercado britnico. El Proceso de
Kimberley es un esquema de certificacin internacional diseado para regular y prevenir el
comercio de diamantes en conflicto. Aunque se necesita un certificado para la exportacin de
diamantes en bruto, Vonkel puede proporcionar una garanta sobre sus joyas de diamantes
pulidos, declarando que las gemas se compraron de fuentes legtimas que cumplen con las
resoluciones de las Naciones Unidas. Vonkel est en proceso de ponerse en contacto con varios
mayoristas del Reino Unido para tratar de negociar un acuerdo de exportacin.
Investigacin de prdidas
A pesar del deseo de expansin y crecimiento de Vonkel, Thembeka ha experimentado una
prdida general de ganancias durante los ltimos cinco aos. Una investigacin inicial sobre las
finanzas de la empresa revel una facturacin comercial general de aproximadamente USD 63
millones, y solo el costo del inventario es de USD 27 millones. Ms del 80 por ciento del
inventario total de la compaa consiste en productos terminados. El inventario est categorizado de
manera .
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trading as The Wellness Spa. They share profits and losses in the ration 5:3:2. Due to the
COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent global economic downfall, they decided to liquidate
the partnership simultaneously on July 2021. The following information was obtained from the
records of the partnership: The Wellness Spa Statement of Financial position as at 30 June 2021
N$ Equity and Liabilities.
Questa Bank is intending to invest in two different investments with.pdf
Questa Bank is intending to invest in two different investments with the following net cash
flows. Investment I Investment II Possible NCF Probability Possible NCF Probability (KES)
(KES) 3600 20% 2400 20% 4400 60% 3400 60% 4700 20% 4400 20% Evaluate the risk of the
two investments and advise the management on the course of action to take.
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Question 1:
Write a detailed technical report of 5000 words. The author has to submit a detailed mini thesis
as a continuation from the mid-term initial submission of the SCADA architecture for the gas
pipeline system. This separate report must include the following discussion specifically to your
design and its application:
2. System redundancy considerations (RTU level, communications, system level) and selection
of redundancies options with supporting reasoning;.
Question 1 (1 point)SavedWhich of the following is used to ass.pdf
Question 1 (1 point)
Saved
Which of the following is used to associate a public key with an identity?
Question 1 options:
Digital hash
Digital certificate
Digital signature
Encryption
Question 2 (1 point)
Saved
Which of the following statements about asymmetric key cryptography is true?
Question 2 options:
Asymmetric key cryptography is also called private key cryptography.
Asymmetric key cryptography uses one shared key.
Asymmetric key cryptography is also called public key cryptography.
Asymmetric key cryptography uses two keys called public keys.
Question 3 (1 point)
Saved
Which of the following issues and maintains digital certificates?
Question 3 options:
Registration authority
Certification authority
Public key infrastructure
Client nodes
Question 4 (1 point)
Saved
Which of the following tasks is part of the disposal phase of the SDLC?
Question 4 options:
Adding hardware and software
Authorization
Archiving information and sanitization of media
Conducting risk assessment
Question 5 (1 point)
Saved
Identification of compliance requirements is done during which of the following phases of the
SDLC?
Question 5 options:
Development/acquisition
Implementation/assessment
Initiation
Operations/maintenance
Question 6 (1 point)
Which of the following is the most common web application security flaw?
Question 6 options:
Static data validation
Dynamic data validation
Failure to validate output
Failure to validate input
Question 7 (1 point)
Saved
Which of the following is one of the most popular symmetric algorithms of recent years?
Question 7 options:
DES
AES
IPsec
RSA
Question 8 (1 point)
Saved
Which of the following statements about symmetric key cryptography is not true?
Question 8 options:
Symmetric key cryptography uses one shared key.
Symmetric algorithms can provide confidentiality.
Symmetric key cryptography uses a single secret key.
Symmetric algorithms can provide nonrepudiation and authenticity.
Question 9 (1 point)
Saved
Which of the following is the process of creating a numeric value that represents the original
text?
Question 9 options:
Encryption
Decryption
Hashing
Key management
Question 10 (1 point)
Saved
Which of the following provides confidentiality?
Question 10 options:
Key management
Decryption
Encryption
Hashing
Question 11 (1 point)
Public key cryptography uses which of the following?
Question 11 options:
A private key
A public key
Both a public and a private key
A shared key
Question 12 (1 point)
Which of the following provides a standardized process for all phases of any system
development or acquisition effort?
Question 12 options:
NIST
SDLC
CIA
COTS
Question 13 (1 point)
Which of the following is an open community dedicated to enabling organizations to develop,
purchase, and maintain applications that can be trusted?
Question 13 options:
GLBA
MITRE
NIST
OWASP
Question 14 (1 point)
Which of the following components of PKI performs the administrative functions, including
verifying the identity of users and organizations r.
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Realice pruebas t de muestras independientes en las puntuaciones de .pdf
Realice pruebas t de muestras independientes en las puntuaciones de estilo de vida, dependencia
y asuncin de riesgos (L, D y R) comparando hombres y mujeres (GNERO1). Use p < .05 como
su nivel alfa y aplique una prueba de dos colas. En cada una de las tres escalas, los hombres o las
mujeres tienen una puntuacin significativamente ms alta?
a. Estilo de vida: hombres, dependencia: mujeres, asuncin de riesgos: hombres.
b. Estilo de vida: No significativamente diferente, Dependencia: Mujeres, Asuncin de riesgos:
Hombres
C. Estilo de vida: mujeres, dependencia: mujeres, asuncin de riesgos: hombres
d. Estilo de vida: hombres, dependencia: hombres, asuncin de riesgos: no significativamente
diferente
Prueba de muestras independientes
Prueba de Levene para la igualdad de varianzas
Prueba t para la igualdad de medias
F
Sig.
t
d.f.
Sig. (2 colas)
Estilo de vida
Se asumen varianzas iguales
1.074
.301
1.215
398
.225
variantes iguales no asumidas
1.215
396.377
.225
Dependencia
Se asumen varianzas iguales
4.224
.041
-5.914
398
.000
variantes iguales no asumidas
-5.914
394.301
.000
Asuncin de riesgos
Se asumen varianzas iguales
1.758
.186
5.682
398
.000
variantes iguales no asumidas
5.682
396.283
.000
Estadsticas del grupo
Gnero
norte
Significar
Estndar Desviacin
Estndar Media de errores
Estilo de vida
Masculino
200
31.70
8.233
.582
Femenino
200
30.73
7.722
.546
Dependencia
Masculino
200
27.97
6.637
.469
Femenino
200
32.10
7.314
.517
Asuncin de riesgos
Masculino
200
38.80
7.765
.549
Femenino
200
34.23
8.294
.586
Prueba de muestras independientes
Prueba de Levene para la igualdad de varianzas
Prueba t para la igualdad de medias
F
Sig.
t
d.f.
Sig. (2 colas)
Estilo de vida
Se asumen varianzas iguales
1.074
.301
1.215
398
.225
variantes iguales no asumidas
1.215
396.377
.225
Dependencia
Se asumen varianzas iguales
4.224
.041
-5.914
398
.000
variantes iguales no asumidas
-5.914
394.301
.000
Asuncin de riesgos
Se asumen varianzas iguales
1.758
.186
5.682
398
.000
variantes iguales no asumidas
5.682
396.283
.000.
Reading the Discussion section, answer the following (5 marks)a .pdf
The authors compare the roles of WscA in Aspergillus fumigatus and WSC in Neurospora crassa in peroxisome biogenesis and Woron body (WB) formation. They find that WscA and WSC are homologous proteins that localize to the peroxisomal membrane and are essential for peroxisome and WB biogenesis. However, deletion mutants show differences, as HEX protein assemblies localize differently in the two mutants. Fusion of GFP to WscA impairs WB biogenesis and positioning in A. fumigatus, suggesting WscA plays a role in tethering WBs, whereas this mechanism differs from the WSC-
Rebecca Wallace is a 26-year-old woman who is brought to the Emergen.pdf
Rebecca Wallace is a 26-year-old woman who is brought to the Emergency Department (ED) by
ambulance accompanied by her husband. The patient is unconscious, having tonic-clonic
movements and is incontinent of urine. The husband states that his wife had two seizures at
home before the ambulance arrived. The patient has a history of seizure disorder and currently
takes phenytoin and valproic acid. The husband states he has been out of town for the past two
days and does not know if his wife took her medication.
1. What type of seizure activity is the patient exhibiting and what is the most likely cause?
2. What are your priority actions upon the patients arrival in the ED?
3. What drug therapies do you expect the patient will receive?
4. Within several hours of admission and treatment, Rebeccas condition stabilizes. What should
you assess at this point?
5. Over the next few days, what education will Rebecca need in regard to her diagnosis and
continuing treatment?.
Read the case study given below and answer ALL the questions. What w.pdf
Read the case study given below and answer ALL the questions. What works at home does not
necessarily work abroad: Impressions from working in Poland Rainer van Daak was born in
Frankfurt, Germany. Currently he is working as an international sales manager for a German
international electronics company in Warsaw, Poland. He had summarized some aspects of his
work and social experience in Poland below. When you go to a country you have to speak the
language. Two months after I arrived in Poland, I got sick and couldn't explain what was wrong.
None of the doctors could speak German or English. So even if I thought I was only staying six
months at that time, I decided I had to learn the language! My Polish js quite good now. At least,
I have no problems speaking it but writing is difficult. I'm a bit too lazy to improve my grammar.
Polish is a difficult language, even harder than German! I use all my languages at work Polish,
German and English. I'm an account manager for three big customers abroad and speaking
languages makes my job a bit easier. All my colleagues here are Polish. In my company, I'm the
only foreigner in Poland and also the only one in the whole of Eastern Europe! A lot of people
want to work for the parent company in US and I know people who have gone to Australia or
Singapore. I think people are not afraid to come to Eastern Europe because salaries are lower but
I can recommend working in Poland. It's a good experience. There are jobs here and a lot-more
people can speak English these days. The working culture is different though. People are not so
punctual and projects tend to start at the last minute. I think Germans like to be ready in advance.
You can be a German-style manager and push everyone or you can be a friend. People don't take
things from your experience. They have their own way of doing things. You can try to suggest
doing things in a different way and switching back if it doesn't work. But they don't even want to
try. It's really hard for a manager. Polish people are really smart and Polish universities are really
good. You see this in the field of electronics. International companies come here to hire Polish
developers. Poles are very inventive. They haven't always had access to parts so they improvise
and look at things differently. I heard that there are only 33,000 foreigners in Warsaw. had expat
friends in Poznan but all left because they felt too isolated. Poles don't know what it means to
have foreigners and conflicts about integration in their country. Foreigners go to other countries
but it will hange. Prices are going up and salaries will rise too. . . .3/ - Social life is different here.
I live in a nice area with a lot of balconies. But I am the only one who enjoys it and has breakfast
out there. Polish people close their doors and live in a private way. When I visit my parents, they
organise a big party together with my two sisters and I feel like I'm home again. still call
Germany home. Thinking of.
QUESTION 11Sony Safe Harbor has had a broad impact on the interpre.pdf
QUESTION 11
Sony Safe Harbor has had a broad impact on the interpretation of new technologies that copy.
Sony Safe Harbor says:
All technologies that copy must contribute in some way to the compensation of a copyright
holder.
All technologies that copy with a new technological approach are free from the need to
compensate copyright holders.
Technologies that copy are not to be automatically viewed as potential violators, especially if
they have the potential for non-infringing uses.
Technologies that copy in DIGITAL FORMATS are automatically required to compensate
copyright owners.
QUESTION 12
This famous U.S. Supreme Court case focused on whether a community antenna television
system infringed on television broadcasters' copyrights. The Court said no!
White-Smith Music Publishing Company v. Apollo Company.
Fortnightly Corp. v. United Artists Television.
CoStar Group, Inc. vs. Loopnet Inc.
Cartoon Network v. CSC Holdings, Inc.
QUESTION 13
This type of intellectual property protection addresses artistic and creative works, applies
automatically when the work is created, and the work does not have to be new to society.
Patent.
Copyright.
Trademark.
Digital rights management.
QUESTION 14
Which of the following WAS NOT true about Aereo's technology?
Each Aereo user had their own television antenna in the cloud.
Each Aereo user had their own DVR in the cloud.
Each Aereo user could only view broadcast television from their hometown or city.
Each Aereo user had their own cable TV connection in the cloud.
QUESTION 15
In this nation the AI generated artwork "Recent Entrance to Paradise," would likely be granted
copyright protection.
The United States.
The United Kingdom.
France.
Canada.
All technologies that copy must contribute in some way to the compensation of a copyright
holder.
All technologies that copy with a new technological approach are free from the need to
compensate copyright holders.
Technologies that copy are not to be automatically viewed as potential violators, especially if
they have the potential for non-infringing uses.
Technologies that copy in DIGITAL FORMATS are automatically required to compensate
copyright owners..
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Read case 6.4, Sparrow v. Demonico. Do you agree with the courts decision? Does public policy
require that medical evidence be presented to support all claims of incapacity?
FACT SUMMARY A family dispute over ownership of what had been the fanmily home in
Woburn, Massachusetts. prompted Frances M. Sparrow (Sparrow) to file a complaint in a state
trial court against her sister. Susan Demonico, and Susan's husband. David D. Demonico
(Demonicos). Prior to trial. the parties resolved their differences by eniering into a settlement
agreement reached during voluntary niediation. However, when Sparrow agreed with the
Demonicos, ruling that the contract was void because it may have been the product of an
emotionally overwrought state of mind and Susan was not able to understand in a reasonable
manner the nature and consequences of her actions. The appellate court reversed the trial court's
decision and issued an order enforcing the settlement agreement. The Demonicos appealed again
and argued that Susan's withdrawal symptoms from the antidepressant drug Zoloft rendered her
unable to act reasonably at the time of the agreement. They cited her behavior, such as the
slurring of words, crying. altempted to oblain a court order to enforce the agreement, the
Demonicos argued that the contract was void because Susan Demonico lacked the capacity lo
enier into the agreement. A trial court and having to leave the room, as evidence that she was
suffering from a mental breakdown on the day of the mediation. Sparrow countered that however
upset Susan was during the mediation, it didn't rise to the level of incapacitation required under
the law and that the Demonicos had produced no medical evidence or experts to support their
claim about it is permanent, progressive, or degenerative: but, without medical evidence or
expert testimony that the mental condition interfered with the party's understanding of the
transaction, or her ability to act reasonably in relation to it, the evidence will not be sufficient to
support a conclusion of incapacity. . . [T]here was no expert or medical testimony to explain the
effect of Susan's experiences or behavior on her ability to understand the agreement, to
appreciate what was happening, or to comprehend the reasonableness of the settlement terms or
the consequences to her of authorizing the settlement. Without such medical evidence, there was
no the Zoloft. SYNOPSISs OF DECIsION AND OPINION The Supreme Judicial Court of
Massachusetts ruled in favor of Sparrow. Although the court ruled that a party could establish
incapacity to contract without proof of a mental condition that is permanent, degenerative,
progressive, or long standing, they also held that any finding of incapacity must still be
supported by medical evidence. According to the court, the proper inquiry as to the capacity to
contract focuses on a party's understanding or conduct only at the time of the disputed
transaction. In this case, the Demonicos failed to pres.
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