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Write MatLAb code that would produce the following print: Solution rgb = imread(\'coloredChips.png\'); figure imshow(rgb) d = imdistline; delete(d); gray_image = rgb2gray(rgb); imshow(gray_image); [centers, radii] = imfindcircles(rgb,[20 25],\'ObjectPolarity\',\'dark\') [centers, radii] = imfindcircles(rgb,[20 25],\'ObjectPolarity\',\'dark\', ... \'Sensitivity\',0.9) imshow(rgb); h = viscircles(centers,radii); [centers, radii] = imfindcircles(rgb,[20 25],\'ObjectPolarity\',\'dark\', ... \'Sensitivity\',0.92); length(centers) delete(h); % Delete previously drawn circles h = viscircles(centers,radii);.
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Solution
rgb = imread('coloredChips.png'); figure imshow(rgb) d = imdistline; delete(d);
gray_image = rgb2gray(rgb); imshow(gray_image); [centers, radii] = imfindcircles(rgb,[20
25],'ObjectPolarity','dark') [centers, radii] = imfindcircles(rgb,[20
25],'ObjectPolarity','dark', ... 'Sensitivity',0.9) imshow(rgb); h = viscircles(centers,radii);
[centers, radii] = imfindcircles(rgb,[20 25],'ObjectPolarity','dark', ... 'Sensitivity',0.92);
length(centers) delete(h); % Delete previously drawn circles h = viscircles(centers,radii);](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/writematlabcodethatwouldproducethefollowingprintsolution-230708181103-6e402fca/85/Write-MatLAb-code-that-would-produce-the-following-printSolution-pdf-1-320.jpg)
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import java.io.IOException;
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System.out.print(i);
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storage site of calcium
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features are: -URL (Uniform resource locator) -Cookies -Session ID The cookies stores the
previous records of the users and the URL logs can give the current visited site, a hacker take
benefits from it and hacks user’s session ID through it, after doing that it pretends to be the
authorized user and accesses the data. A cookie usually is a piece of text sent by a server to the
web client and sent back unchanged by the client, each time it access the data. 1.1 Methods used
to perform session hijacking: 1.1.1IP Spoofing: It basically means taking identity of someone
else to perform some task, in this the attacker pretends to be the authorized user and access some
confidential information, not only this, the.
Which monetary aggregate would you expect the Federal Reserve to hav.pdf
Which monetary aggregate would you expect the Federal Reserve to have the greatest control.
Explain.
Solution
Fed controls the money supply in the economy, by expanding money supply during recession
and contracting money supply during uncontrolled expansion (that leads to inflation).
In this context, Fed has highest control over M0 which is notes and coins in circulation. That\'s
because M0 is the most liquid form of monetary aggregate which Fed can directly control.
Starting from M1, other modes of savings are added to the aggregate, reducing their liquidity,
and Fed has no direct control over how individuals or firms save their money..
wavelet decomposition process code in matlabSolution WAVE.pdf
wavelet decomposition process code in matlab???
Solution
WAVELET DECOMPOSITION PROCESS :-
function [coef,scf]=mywavedec2(x,N, wname)
coef={cA_N;cV_N;cH_N;cD_N;cV_N-1;cH_N-1;cD_N-1;… …;cV_1;cH_1;cD_1}
[Lo_D,Hi_D] = wfilters(wname,\'d\');
lf=length(Lo_D); imshow(x);title(\'Original Image\');
[r,c]=size(x);
xlabel([\'Size : \',num2str(r),\'*\',num2str(c)]);
xd=double(x);
[rx,cx]=size(x);
[o2sa,f1sa,rsx]=sizcoef([rx,cx],lf,N); a=[o2sa,f1sa,rsx]
coef=[]; scf=[rx,cx];
for i=1:N
[cA,cV,cH,cD]=mydwt2(xd,Lo_D,Hi_D);
xd=cA;
outmp={cV;cH;cD};
scf=[size(cV);scf];
coef=[outmp;coef];
end
coef=[cA;coef];
scf=[size(cA);scf];
plotcoef(N,wname,coef);
subplot(N+1,3,2);
yt=uint8(coef{1});
[yrow,ycol]=size(yt);
imshow(yt);title( [\'Approximation A\',num2str(N)]);
xlabel([\'Size : \',num2str(yrow),\'*\',num2str(ycol)]);
titllist={[\'Vertical Detail V\'];[\'Horizontal Detail H\'];
[\'Diagonal Detail D\']};
pn=2;
for pr=1:N
for pc=1:3
subplot(N+1,3,pn+2);
yt=[ ];
yt=uint8(coef{pn});
[yrow,ycol]=size(yt);
imshow(yt);title([ titllist{pc},num2str(N-pr+1)]);
xlabel([\'Size : \',num2str(yrow),\'*\',num2str(ycol)]);
if mod(pn+2,3)==1
ylabel([\'Level \',num2str(N-pr+1)]);
end
pn=pn+1;
end
end
function [o2sa,f1sa,rsx]=sizcoef(sx,lf,N)^4
o2sa=sx;
f1sa=[0 0];
osx=sx;
for i=1:N
ot=osx+lf-1;
sa=floor(ot/2);
o2sa=[o2sa;ot];
f1sa=[f1sa;sa];
osx=sa;
end
rsx=zeros(N+1,2);
rsx(1,:)=sx;
addln=0;
for j=2:N+1
aln=floor((addln+lf-1)/2);
tsx=f1sa(j,:)-aln;
rsx(j,:)=tsx;
addln=aln;
end
function y=downspl(x)
N=length(x);
M=floor(N/2);
i=1:M;
y(i)=x(2*i).
What happens if a red hot inoculation loop plunges into the nutrient .pdf
What happens if a red hot inoculation loop plunges into the nutrient media? Name the type(s) of
culture used to make your cultures of two unknown specimens. For inoculating into a liquid
media, what is the most appropriate transfer (inoculation) tool? For inoculating into a solid
media, what is the most appropriate transfer (inoculation) tool? Describe & sketch the
appearance of growth on nutrient agar slant.
Solution
1. what happens when red hot inoculation loop plunges into nutrient media ?
ANSWER - An aerosol may be created, releasing bacteria in to the air .an aerosol release within
the laboratory can pose an infection risk, which may not be immediately recognized and may
affect all users of the laboratory .
2. name the culture used to make your cultures of two unknown specimens ?
ANSWER - USE OF SELECTIVE AND DIFFERENTIAL MEDIA
Differential medium types are those that distinguish microorganisms from one another based on
growth characteristics evident when grown on specific medium types. Organisms with differing
growth characteristics typically show visible differences in growth when placed on differential
media. Examples include blood agar, Eosin Methylene Blue (EMB) agar, Mannitol Salt agar, and
MacConkey agar.
Selective medium types are formulated to support the growth of one group of organisms, but
inhibit the growth of another. These media contain antimicrobials, dyes, or alcohol to inhibit the
growth of the organisms not targeted for study. Selective medium types include EMB agar,
Mannitol Salt agar, MacConkey agar, and Phenylethyl Alcohol (PEA) agar.
3. For inoculating in to liquid media what is the most appropriate transfer tool ?
ANSWER - Inoculating Loop , as the loop can hold a drop of liquid .
4. For inoculating in to solid media what is the most appropriate transfer tool ?
ANSWER - same , inoculating loop .
5. Describe the appearance of growth on nutrient agar slant ?
ANSWER - Cultures are often transferred to agar slants, in addition to broth tubes and agar
plates. An agar slant is a test tube containing agar, in which the solid agar forms a slant in the test
tube. When inoculating an agar slant, draw the loop containing the inoculum very lightly over
the surface in a zigzag formation while being careful not to break the surface. A needle can be
used instead of a loop to inoculate an agar slant by stabbing the needle containing the inoculum
into the agar ..
What are speaking notes Have you used speaking notes before What wo.pdf
What are speaking notes? Have you used speaking notes before? What works? What doesn\'t?
Solution
Speaker Notes – Meaning:
Speaker Notes is a tool / feature offered by power point presentation to allow presenter to add
reminder on what the presenter presents when a presentation is done using power point software.
Speaker Notes will be available on presenter\'s screen only and will not be visible on the
presentation shown to the viewers and can be added to all slides of the power point presentation
by the presenter. (Person who prepares and presents power point presentation).
Speaker Notes - How to insert?
Speaker Notes will appear at the bottom of each slide of the power point presentation if added by
the presenter. To insert Speaker Notes in a slide, presenter must click on \"Notes\" tab that
appears at the bottom of respective slide and add required notes on the pop-window that appears
at the bottom of respective slide on the screen. After completing the notes, presenter can click
anywhere on the slide other than on pop-up window to complete the notes and continue using
other slides. Notes added will appear constantly without being hidden always for presenter\'s
easy reference.
What works? What doesn\'t?
I\'ve made a power point presentation at my college during a seminar. Speaker Notes on power
point presentation done by me was very much helpful whenever I needed sudden references to
improve the presentation\'s quality. However, as the notes were appearing as low font and each
slide contained different notes applicable to respective slide, my presentation was affected due to
oversight in one or two instances. That is, referring to another slide\'s notes visually but tried
delivering current slide\'s presentation as a virtual image and the presentation was collapsed for a
while..
There are five components of internal control1) Control environme.pdf
There are five components of internal control:
1) Control environment
2) Risk assessment
3) Control activities
4) Information and communication system
5) Monitoring processes.
In your own words explain the purpose of internal controls. Then select one of the components
shown above and explain the role it plays in protecting the assets of the business. Many of these
activities can be observed in the workplace both inside and outside of the accounting department.
Please share any work experiences you may have had with these activities or any that you have
observed in other businesses, even if they are not in the accounting department. Be sure to
provide a reference for any material used from a source.
Solution
Internal Control Purpose -
It support business by provide an idea to employees and other personnel’s regarding the aspect,
objective of business. Due to the internal control the stake holders will be get facilitated that the
business transactions are recorded properly and there is no any under reporting or none reporting
of transactions. The consumers also preferred those organizations which have proper internal
control, as it helps consumers in understanding organisation.
Control Activities
The control activities led down policies and procedures to be followed by personnel’s so that
there will not be any misuse of assets of the organization. There should be proper backup as per
control over any event of loss of data due to any unfortunate event. The control activities ensure
that the applications and network are safeguarded from any threat as part of internal control.
Internal control ensure that control activities must have business continuity plan..
The height of a right triangle is 2 feet more than twice the length .pdf
The height of a right triangle is 2 feet more than twice the length of its base. Express the area of
the triangle as a function of the length of its base, x, in feet. f(x)=?
Solution
height of a right triangle is 2 feet more than twice the length of its base
Lets assume base = x feet
Height = (2x +2)
So, Area of triangle = (1/2)(base)*(height) = (1/2)(x*(2x+2)
f(x) = x(x+2).
ST=TS show that the generalized eigenspace of T are invariant under .pdf
ST=TS show that the generalized eigenspace of T are invariant under T
Solution
Using that T commutes with both itself and lemda kI, we see that T commutes
T - lemda kI and hence with (T - lemda kI)n. Let v 2 Uk. This means (T - lemda kI)nv = 0.
Therefore
(T- lemda kI)nTv = T(T - lemda kI)nv = T(0) = 0
which implies Tv 2 Uk. Therefore Uk is T invariant..
Singer and Nicolson proposed the fluid mosaic model of the cell membr.pdf
Singer and Nicolson proposed the fluid mosaic model of the cell membrane The main type of
membrane lipids: phospholipids, glycolipids, and sterols could be represented with the
respectively membrane lipids phosphoglycerides, cerebrosides and cholesterol. In E. coli the
enzyme responsible for creating unsaturated bonds from saturated ones in the fatty adds of the
cell membrane is denaturize Substances that can readily pass through the cell membrane are
chemically hydrophobic or nonpolar in nature. Transmembrane proteins involved in detecting
external stimuli and relaying that Information to the cell are most likely receptor proteins. The
current understanding of the membranes of the cell is based on the fluid mosaic model. The
ability of some organisms to alter their membrane lipid composition in response to temperature is
known as homeoviscous adaptation The technique of transferring proteins from SDS-PAGE gels
onto a membrane and using labeled antibodies to identify particular proteins is known as western
blot Triglycerides are composed of three fatty acids attached to a molecule of glycerol
Solution
Ans. 1. True. They proposed the model in 1972, and were awarded Nobel prize for it.
Ans. 2. True
Phospholipids = phsophoglycerides
Sterol = cholesterol
Glycolipids are lipids containing covalently linked carbohydrate moieties.
Cerebrosides, also known as, glycosphingolipids, also contain glucose or galactose residues
linked to the ceramide (lipid) skeleton. Thus, cerebrosides are also glycolipid in nature because
have carbohydrate moieties linked to lipid.
Ans. 3. True
Fatty acid desaturase creates double bond (unsaturation) in fatty acids by removing two H-atoms
from adjacent carbo atoms in the chain.
Ans. 4. True
Since the lipid bilayer has a hydrophobic core, small, non-polar or hydrophobic molecules (for
example, CO2) can readily pass through it.
In contrast to it, polar or charged ion/ molecules or large molecules (non-polar as well as polar)
can’t pass through the membrane so efficiently.
Ans. 5. True
Receptor proteins need to bind an effector molecule at the extracellular face and transmit the
signal to cytoplasmic side of the cell. Thus, it shall be a transmembrane protein, i.e. a protein that
spans the lipid bilayer.
Ans. 6. True
Ans. 7. True
Many organism can change the lipid composition of the membrane depending of the
environmental temperature. The phenomenon being called “homeoviscous adaptation”.
For example, in winters, the membrane of a plant cell also retains the fluid-nature under freezing
conditions. Relatively larger abundance of cis-fatty acids, unsaturated fatty acid in the
phospholipids and steroids makes the membrane more fluid because both cis-form and
unsaturation makes the chain irregular-shaped and hinders the close packing of hydrophobic
core. So, such membrane retain fluidity even at very low temperatures.
Ans 8. True
Western blot detects specific protein through combined use of SDS-PAGE and immunoblotting
technique.
Opportunity or temptationJournal of Case StudiesIntroductionT.pdf
Opportunity or temptation?
Journal of Case Studies
Introduction
Their facility was just too small. Steady growth had them bursting at the seams. Finally, after
years of searching, they thought that a suitable location finally had been found, a location that
might garner enough support to win membership approval when it came time to vote. Capacity,
turmoil, turnover, a bad economy, limited budget, and aged physical plant were all constraints
that had held back Hope Community Church (HCC). But there were good reasons that its name
was Hope. One was that its leadership core was made up of people who were of strong faith and
strong will. Leadership believed that constraints were nothing more than speed bumps that could
be overcome. Turmoil and turnover had already been overcome. The bad economy was
subsiding and, at least regarding monthly operations, the church budget was no longer an issue.
The final constraints, capacity and structural integrity of the church building continued to be
problematic and underscored the need to relocate the church.
Sometimes, things are beyond repair or are no longer suitable for their intended purpose, but
facing the need for change can be a difficult challenge. HCC\'s church sanctuary had some
serious structural problems. So, for many years, a church building committee had been in search
of a better facility or building site. More than once it was thought that a suitable \"new\" location
or facility had been found, but each time a fatal flaw had been discovered. Finally, the church
building committee had found what seemed to be an affordable acreage on which they could
build. Now church members had to make the decision as to whether or not to buy the new site.
Still, it was not without potential problems. But hopefully, church members would not consider
any of them to be major when it came time for them to vote. Should the church membership vote
yes on its opportunity to purchase the land for construction of a new church, or, vote no and
continue to meet in the current facility, and once again ask its building committee to start over in
its quest for a new building site?
The thought of moving to a new location touched emotions on both sides of the issue. One group
of church members had strong personal attachments and memories that were inextricably tied to
the old sanctuary. For many of these long term members who favored remodeling and making do
with the current facility, moving was out of the question. The oldest active member of the
church, and perhaps the church\'s most loved member, was a stoic advocate for remaining with
the status quo as she had been married in the old sanctuary decades ago and had no desire to
move. She had a strong following, and it was no secret that she was not excited about the
possibility of the church relocating. In fact, her opinions were so well known that there was
concern among the church leaders that moving to a new location could so offend her and other
long term members that .
Multiple choice.Is there evidence that the age at which women get .pdf
Multiple choice.
Is there evidence that the age at which women get married has changed over the past 100 years?
The accompanying scatterplot shows the trend in age at first marriage for women. Complete
parts a through d below.
Solution
We do all these by inspection, so we cannot really explain it better other than by looking at the
graph.
a) OPTION D. It explains itself.
*****************
b)
OPTION A. The association appears relatively strong.
[There is obviously a ternd everywhere, although it is irregular.]
**************
c)
OPTION B. No, as a whole, the graph is clearly nonlinear.
[We take it as a whole from 1900 to 2020]
******************
d)
OPTION B. No, a linear model would not be appropriate, although one could fit a linear model
to the period from 1975 to 2003. [It is linear on that part, and has many data points.].
List three Key characteristics of DNA used in studying DNA in electr.pdf
List three Key characteristics of DNA used in studying DNA in electrophoresis
Solution
Three key characteristics of DNA used in studying DNA in electrophoresis=
1) Neghative charge of DNA- The negative charge of its phosphate backbone moves the DNA
towards the positively charged anode.during electrophoresis.
2)Fragment size of DNA- Small DNA molecules molve more quickly through the gel than larger
DNA molecules.In gel Electrophoresis ,the bands furthest from the start of the gel contain the
smallest fragment of DNA whereas the bands closest from the start of gel contain the largest
fragment of DNA molecules.
3)Conformation of DNA - Super coiled DNA moves faster than relaxed DNA.
4)Molecular weight of DNA- In the Electrophoresis,the migration of DNA molecules in
solution,in the absense of a gel matrix ,is independent opf molecular weight..
Let T be the transform from P2 (the vector space of second degree po.pdf
Let T be the transform from P2 (the vector space of second degree polynomials) into 3 defined
by, T(p(t)) = [p(1) p(2) p(3)](where the prime denotes the derivative.) Show that T is a linear
transformation. Is T an isomorphism
Solution
T(p(t))= [p(1), p(2), p(3)]
we have to show that T is linear tranformation
so
T(p(t)+kQ(t)) = [p(1), p(2), p(3)] + k [Q(1), Q(2), Q(3)]
hence T is linear tranformation.
Liens Kanahara is employed part-time by the Cross-Bar Packing Corp..pdf
Liens: Kanahara is employed part-time by the Cross-Bar Packing Corp. and earns take-home pay
of $400 per week. He is $2,000 in debt to the Holiday Department Store for goods purchased on
credit over the past 8 months. Most of this property is non-exempt and is now in Kanahara\'s
apartment. Kantara is in default on his payments to Holiday. Holiday learns that Kanahara has a
girlfriend in another state and that he plans to give her most of this property for Christmas.
Discuss what actions are available to and should be taken by Holiday to collect the debt owed by
Kanahara.
Solution
There are some actions taken by Holiday to collect the debt owed by Kanahara are
1.Company can hold his salary ,
2.Company can stop providing any facility like conveyance,transport allowance,phone
allownace.
3.He has to work for over time.
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CASe Stic ato wad duun SolutionAggregates used in this method a.pdf
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Dear student,
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Is just brought on by serpula lacrymans and is the most genuine type of parasitic rot in a
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import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
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[r,c]=size(x);
xlabel([\'Size : \',num2str(r),\'*\',num2str(c)]);
xd=double(x);
[rx,cx]=size(x);
[o2sa,f1sa,rsx]=sizcoef([rx,cx],lf,N); a=[o2sa,f1sa,rsx]
coef=[]; scf=[rx,cx];
for i=1:N
[cA,cV,cH,cD]=mydwt2(xd,Lo_D,Hi_D);
xd=cA;
outmp={cV;cH;cD};
scf=[size(cV);scf];
coef=[outmp;coef];
end
coef=[cA;coef];
scf=[size(cA);scf];
plotcoef(N,wname,coef);
subplot(N+1,3,2);
yt=uint8(coef{1});
[yrow,ycol]=size(yt);
imshow(yt);title( [\'Approximation A\',num2str(N)]);
xlabel([\'Size : \',num2str(yrow),\'*\',num2str(ycol)]);
titllist={[\'Vertical Detail V\'];[\'Horizontal Detail H\'];
[\'Diagonal Detail D\']};
pn=2;
for pr=1:N
for pc=1:3
subplot(N+1,3,pn+2);
yt=[ ];
yt=uint8(coef{pn});
[yrow,ycol]=size(yt);
imshow(yt);title([ titllist{pc},num2str(N-pr+1)]);
xlabel([\'Size : \',num2str(yrow),\'*\',num2str(ycol)]);
if mod(pn+2,3)==1
ylabel([\'Level \',num2str(N-pr+1)]);
end
pn=pn+1;
end
end
function [o2sa,f1sa,rsx]=sizcoef(sx,lf,N)^4
o2sa=sx;
f1sa=[0 0];
osx=sx;
for i=1:N
ot=osx+lf-1;
sa=floor(ot/2);
o2sa=[o2sa;ot];
f1sa=[f1sa;sa];
osx=sa;
end
rsx=zeros(N+1,2);
rsx(1,:)=sx;
addln=0;
for j=2:N+1
aln=floor((addln+lf-1)/2);
tsx=f1sa(j,:)-aln;
rsx(j,:)=tsx;
addln=aln;
end
function y=downspl(x)
N=length(x);
M=floor(N/2);
i=1:M;
y(i)=x(2*i).
What happens if a red hot inoculation loop plunges into the nutrient .pdf
What happens if a red hot inoculation loop plunges into the nutrient media? Name the type(s) of
culture used to make your cultures of two unknown specimens. For inoculating into a liquid
media, what is the most appropriate transfer (inoculation) tool? For inoculating into a solid
media, what is the most appropriate transfer (inoculation) tool? Describe & sketch the
appearance of growth on nutrient agar slant.
Solution
1. what happens when red hot inoculation loop plunges into nutrient media ?
ANSWER - An aerosol may be created, releasing bacteria in to the air .an aerosol release within
the laboratory can pose an infection risk, which may not be immediately recognized and may
affect all users of the laboratory .
2. name the culture used to make your cultures of two unknown specimens ?
ANSWER - USE OF SELECTIVE AND DIFFERENTIAL MEDIA
Differential medium types are those that distinguish microorganisms from one another based on
growth characteristics evident when grown on specific medium types. Organisms with differing
growth characteristics typically show visible differences in growth when placed on differential
media. Examples include blood agar, Eosin Methylene Blue (EMB) agar, Mannitol Salt agar, and
MacConkey agar.
Selective medium types are formulated to support the growth of one group of organisms, but
inhibit the growth of another. These media contain antimicrobials, dyes, or alcohol to inhibit the
growth of the organisms not targeted for study. Selective medium types include EMB agar,
Mannitol Salt agar, MacConkey agar, and Phenylethyl Alcohol (PEA) agar.
3. For inoculating in to liquid media what is the most appropriate transfer tool ?
ANSWER - Inoculating Loop , as the loop can hold a drop of liquid .
4. For inoculating in to solid media what is the most appropriate transfer tool ?
ANSWER - same , inoculating loop .
5. Describe the appearance of growth on nutrient agar slant ?
ANSWER - Cultures are often transferred to agar slants, in addition to broth tubes and agar
plates. An agar slant is a test tube containing agar, in which the solid agar forms a slant in the test
tube. When inoculating an agar slant, draw the loop containing the inoculum very lightly over
the surface in a zigzag formation while being careful not to break the surface. A needle can be
used instead of a loop to inoculate an agar slant by stabbing the needle containing the inoculum
into the agar ..
What are speaking notes Have you used speaking notes before What wo.pdf
What are speaking notes? Have you used speaking notes before? What works? What doesn\'t?
Solution
Speaker Notes – Meaning:
Speaker Notes is a tool / feature offered by power point presentation to allow presenter to add
reminder on what the presenter presents when a presentation is done using power point software.
Speaker Notes will be available on presenter\'s screen only and will not be visible on the
presentation shown to the viewers and can be added to all slides of the power point presentation
by the presenter. (Person who prepares and presents power point presentation).
Speaker Notes - How to insert?
Speaker Notes will appear at the bottom of each slide of the power point presentation if added by
the presenter. To insert Speaker Notes in a slide, presenter must click on \"Notes\" tab that
appears at the bottom of respective slide and add required notes on the pop-window that appears
at the bottom of respective slide on the screen. After completing the notes, presenter can click
anywhere on the slide other than on pop-up window to complete the notes and continue using
other slides. Notes added will appear constantly without being hidden always for presenter\'s
easy reference.
What works? What doesn\'t?
I\'ve made a power point presentation at my college during a seminar. Speaker Notes on power
point presentation done by me was very much helpful whenever I needed sudden references to
improve the presentation\'s quality. However, as the notes were appearing as low font and each
slide contained different notes applicable to respective slide, my presentation was affected due to
oversight in one or two instances. That is, referring to another slide\'s notes visually but tried
delivering current slide\'s presentation as a virtual image and the presentation was collapsed for a
while..
There are five components of internal control1) Control environme.pdf
There are five components of internal control:
1) Control environment
2) Risk assessment
3) Control activities
4) Information and communication system
5) Monitoring processes.
In your own words explain the purpose of internal controls. Then select one of the components
shown above and explain the role it plays in protecting the assets of the business. Many of these
activities can be observed in the workplace both inside and outside of the accounting department.
Please share any work experiences you may have had with these activities or any that you have
observed in other businesses, even if they are not in the accounting department. Be sure to
provide a reference for any material used from a source.
Solution
Internal Control Purpose -
It support business by provide an idea to employees and other personnel’s regarding the aspect,
objective of business. Due to the internal control the stake holders will be get facilitated that the
business transactions are recorded properly and there is no any under reporting or none reporting
of transactions. The consumers also preferred those organizations which have proper internal
control, as it helps consumers in understanding organisation.
Control Activities
The control activities led down policies and procedures to be followed by personnel’s so that
there will not be any misuse of assets of the organization. There should be proper backup as per
control over any event of loss of data due to any unfortunate event. The control activities ensure
that the applications and network are safeguarded from any threat as part of internal control.
Internal control ensure that control activities must have business continuity plan..
The height of a right triangle is 2 feet more than twice the length .pdf
The height of a right triangle is 2 feet more than twice the length of its base. Express the area of
the triangle as a function of the length of its base, x, in feet. f(x)=?
Solution
height of a right triangle is 2 feet more than twice the length of its base
Lets assume base = x feet
Height = (2x +2)
So, Area of triangle = (1/2)(base)*(height) = (1/2)(x*(2x+2)
f(x) = x(x+2).
ST=TS show that the generalized eigenspace of T are invariant under .pdf
ST=TS show that the generalized eigenspace of T are invariant under T
Solution
Using that T commutes with both itself and lemda kI, we see that T commutes
T - lemda kI and hence with (T - lemda kI)n. Let v 2 Uk. This means (T - lemda kI)nv = 0.
Therefore
(T- lemda kI)nTv = T(T - lemda kI)nv = T(0) = 0
which implies Tv 2 Uk. Therefore Uk is T invariant..
Singer and Nicolson proposed the fluid mosaic model of the cell membr.pdf
Singer and Nicolson proposed the fluid mosaic model of the cell membrane The main type of
membrane lipids: phospholipids, glycolipids, and sterols could be represented with the
respectively membrane lipids phosphoglycerides, cerebrosides and cholesterol. In E. coli the
enzyme responsible for creating unsaturated bonds from saturated ones in the fatty adds of the
cell membrane is denaturize Substances that can readily pass through the cell membrane are
chemically hydrophobic or nonpolar in nature. Transmembrane proteins involved in detecting
external stimuli and relaying that Information to the cell are most likely receptor proteins. The
current understanding of the membranes of the cell is based on the fluid mosaic model. The
ability of some organisms to alter their membrane lipid composition in response to temperature is
known as homeoviscous adaptation The technique of transferring proteins from SDS-PAGE gels
onto a membrane and using labeled antibodies to identify particular proteins is known as western
blot Triglycerides are composed of three fatty acids attached to a molecule of glycerol
Solution
Ans. 1. True. They proposed the model in 1972, and were awarded Nobel prize for it.
Ans. 2. True
Phospholipids = phsophoglycerides
Sterol = cholesterol
Glycolipids are lipids containing covalently linked carbohydrate moieties.
Cerebrosides, also known as, glycosphingolipids, also contain glucose or galactose residues
linked to the ceramide (lipid) skeleton. Thus, cerebrosides are also glycolipid in nature because
have carbohydrate moieties linked to lipid.
Ans. 3. True
Fatty acid desaturase creates double bond (unsaturation) in fatty acids by removing two H-atoms
from adjacent carbo atoms in the chain.
Ans. 4. True
Since the lipid bilayer has a hydrophobic core, small, non-polar or hydrophobic molecules (for
example, CO2) can readily pass through it.
In contrast to it, polar or charged ion/ molecules or large molecules (non-polar as well as polar)
can’t pass through the membrane so efficiently.
Ans. 5. True
Receptor proteins need to bind an effector molecule at the extracellular face and transmit the
signal to cytoplasmic side of the cell. Thus, it shall be a transmembrane protein, i.e. a protein that
spans the lipid bilayer.
Ans. 6. True
Ans. 7. True
Many organism can change the lipid composition of the membrane depending of the
environmental temperature. The phenomenon being called “homeoviscous adaptation”.
For example, in winters, the membrane of a plant cell also retains the fluid-nature under freezing
conditions. Relatively larger abundance of cis-fatty acids, unsaturated fatty acid in the
phospholipids and steroids makes the membrane more fluid because both cis-form and
unsaturation makes the chain irregular-shaped and hinders the close packing of hydrophobic
core. So, such membrane retain fluidity even at very low temperatures.
Ans 8. True
Western blot detects specific protein through combined use of SDS-PAGE and immunoblotting
technique.
Opportunity or temptationJournal of Case StudiesIntroductionT.pdf
Opportunity or temptation?
Journal of Case Studies
Introduction
Their facility was just too small. Steady growth had them bursting at the seams. Finally, after
years of searching, they thought that a suitable location finally had been found, a location that
might garner enough support to win membership approval when it came time to vote. Capacity,
turmoil, turnover, a bad economy, limited budget, and aged physical plant were all constraints
that had held back Hope Community Church (HCC). But there were good reasons that its name
was Hope. One was that its leadership core was made up of people who were of strong faith and
strong will. Leadership believed that constraints were nothing more than speed bumps that could
be overcome. Turmoil and turnover had already been overcome. The bad economy was
subsiding and, at least regarding monthly operations, the church budget was no longer an issue.
The final constraints, capacity and structural integrity of the church building continued to be
problematic and underscored the need to relocate the church.
Sometimes, things are beyond repair or are no longer suitable for their intended purpose, but
facing the need for change can be a difficult challenge. HCC\'s church sanctuary had some
serious structural problems. So, for many years, a church building committee had been in search
of a better facility or building site. More than once it was thought that a suitable \"new\" location
or facility had been found, but each time a fatal flaw had been discovered. Finally, the church
building committee had found what seemed to be an affordable acreage on which they could
build. Now church members had to make the decision as to whether or not to buy the new site.
Still, it was not without potential problems. But hopefully, church members would not consider
any of them to be major when it came time for them to vote. Should the church membership vote
yes on its opportunity to purchase the land for construction of a new church, or, vote no and
continue to meet in the current facility, and once again ask its building committee to start over in
its quest for a new building site?
The thought of moving to a new location touched emotions on both sides of the issue. One group
of church members had strong personal attachments and memories that were inextricably tied to
the old sanctuary. For many of these long term members who favored remodeling and making do
with the current facility, moving was out of the question. The oldest active member of the
church, and perhaps the church\'s most loved member, was a stoic advocate for remaining with
the status quo as she had been married in the old sanctuary decades ago and had no desire to
move. She had a strong following, and it was no secret that she was not excited about the
possibility of the church relocating. In fact, her opinions were so well known that there was
concern among the church leaders that moving to a new location could so offend her and other
long term members that .
Multiple choice.Is there evidence that the age at which women get .pdf
Multiple choice.
Is there evidence that the age at which women get married has changed over the past 100 years?
The accompanying scatterplot shows the trend in age at first marriage for women. Complete
parts a through d below.
Solution
We do all these by inspection, so we cannot really explain it better other than by looking at the
graph.
a) OPTION D. It explains itself.
*****************
b)
OPTION A. The association appears relatively strong.
[There is obviously a ternd everywhere, although it is irregular.]
**************
c)
OPTION B. No, as a whole, the graph is clearly nonlinear.
[We take it as a whole from 1900 to 2020]
******************
d)
OPTION B. No, a linear model would not be appropriate, although one could fit a linear model
to the period from 1975 to 2003. [It is linear on that part, and has many data points.].
List three Key characteristics of DNA used in studying DNA in electr.pdf
List three Key characteristics of DNA used in studying DNA in electrophoresis
Solution
Three key characteristics of DNA used in studying DNA in electrophoresis=
1) Neghative charge of DNA- The negative charge of its phosphate backbone moves the DNA
towards the positively charged anode.during electrophoresis.
2)Fragment size of DNA- Small DNA molecules molve more quickly through the gel than larger
DNA molecules.In gel Electrophoresis ,the bands furthest from the start of the gel contain the
smallest fragment of DNA whereas the bands closest from the start of gel contain the largest
fragment of DNA molecules.
3)Conformation of DNA - Super coiled DNA moves faster than relaxed DNA.
4)Molecular weight of DNA- In the Electrophoresis,the migration of DNA molecules in
solution,in the absense of a gel matrix ,is independent opf molecular weight..
Let T be the transform from P2 (the vector space of second degree po.pdf
Let T be the transform from P2 (the vector space of second degree polynomials) into 3 defined
by, T(p(t)) = [p(1) p(2) p(3)](where the prime denotes the derivative.) Show that T is a linear
transformation. Is T an isomorphism
Solution
T(p(t))= [p(1), p(2), p(3)]
we have to show that T is linear tranformation
so
T(p(t)+kQ(t)) = [p(1), p(2), p(3)] + k [Q(1), Q(2), Q(3)]
hence T is linear tranformation.
Liens Kanahara is employed part-time by the Cross-Bar Packing Corp..pdf
Liens: Kanahara is employed part-time by the Cross-Bar Packing Corp. and earns take-home pay
of $400 per week. He is $2,000 in debt to the Holiday Department Store for goods purchased on
credit over the past 8 months. Most of this property is non-exempt and is now in Kanahara\'s
apartment. Kantara is in default on his payments to Holiday. Holiday learns that Kanahara has a
girlfriend in another state and that he plans to give her most of this property for Christmas.
Discuss what actions are available to and should be taken by Holiday to collect the debt owed by
Kanahara.
Solution
There are some actions taken by Holiday to collect the debt owed by Kanahara are
1.Company can hold his salary ,
2.Company can stop providing any facility like conveyance,transport allowance,phone
allownace.
3.He has to work for over time.
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Write MatLAb code that would produce the following printSolution.pdf
- 1. Write MatLAb code that would produce the following print: Solution rgb = imread('coloredChips.png'); figure imshow(rgb) d = imdistline; delete(d); gray_image = rgb2gray(rgb); imshow(gray_image); [centers, radii] = imfindcircles(rgb,[20 25],'ObjectPolarity','dark') [centers, radii] = imfindcircles(rgb,[20 25],'ObjectPolarity','dark', ... 'Sensitivity',0.9) imshow(rgb); h = viscircles(centers,radii); [centers, radii] = imfindcircles(rgb,[20 25],'ObjectPolarity','dark', ... 'Sensitivity',0.92); length(centers) delete(h); % Delete previously drawn circles h = viscircles(centers,radii);