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Q8 Describe the main features of the different types of technology that can be used for playing back recordings, including: (2.2) a) Analogue and digital recording: b) Dictation software: c) Tape and disk recorders that are used for playing back recordings:.

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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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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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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.

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Reading the Discussion section, answer the following: (5 marks) a/ State the authors opinion of what their findings mean in relation to the big question b/ Are there any conflicting results with previous publications? If so, describe these discrepancies. c/ Do the authors findings agree with previous publications? If so, describe these similarities and points of agreement. d/ Did you find any part of the discussion vague (unclear) in relation to the big question? If so, describe it here. e/ In your OWN WORDS, summarise the overall message of this article. The A. fumigatus protein WscA and N crassa WSC are homologous and share a similar architecture. WscA resembles WSC also in its biological function: both proteins are targeted to the peroxisomal membrane, where they are essential for WB biogenesis. However, deletion mutants in the respective genes show also remarkable differences indicating that both proteins evolved according to their specific roles in WB partitioning and positioning. An obvious phenotypical difference between both mutants is the striking enrichment of HEX protein assemblies in the apical compartment of the N crassa mutant (Liu et al., 2008) that was not detectable in the wscA mutant. Instead, HexA is found in large peroxisomes in all hyphal compartments. Thus, the so far unknown mechanism that retains HEX assemblies to the apical compartment of the N. crassa mutant, does not exist in A fumigatus. 168 Y. Leonhardt et al/ Intematian al journal of Medical Micrabialogy 306 (2016) 165-173 Fig. 2. Localisation of GFP-HexA and RFP-PTS1 in the wscA mutant. The spatial distribution of the peroxisomal marker RFP-PTS1 and GFP-HexA is shown in panel A and B, respectively. The corresponding overlay and bright field images are depicted in panel C and D, respectively. Septa are indicated by arrows, arrowheads point the small organelles harbouring GFP-HexA but lacking RFP-PTS1. Panels A-C show maximum projects covering whole hyphae Panel D represents a single optical plane Fig. 3. Live cell imaging of GFP-HexA and RFP-PTS1 in the wscA mutant (A-D). Large peroxisomes containing GFP-HexA and RFP-PTS1 were imaged every 20s. Note the presence of donut-shaped structures that are enriched for GFP-HexA and the co-localizat ion of GFP-HexA and RFP-PTS-1 in the remaining luminal space High resolution images of a peroxisome containing GFP-HexA and RFP-PTS-1 are shown in E and F. Note the exclusion of RFP-PTS 1 from the GFP-HexAassembly. All images represent single optical planes. The wscA deletion mutant does not form WBs anymore, but mutant is that large, HexA- containing peroxisomes are found in shows normal growth, colony morphology and conidiation, indi- all hyphal compartments. After wounding, these organelles may cating that it is not significantly impaired under standard growth partially take over WB functions and close septal pores. conditions. The mutant has a slightly increased sensitivity to the Concerning the localization of the Hex prot.

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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?.

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