I was not the best student in my year, but I was one of the people who made it to the top list. However, as I remember it, my ranking went downward instead of upward each year, but not to the extent that I would be regarded as one of lowest ranked in our year. →
This technique helps in determination of copies of a gene in the genome of an individual, or the number of genetic mutations that have occurred within a population. Uses of Restriction Enzymes from Pharmaceutical Point of View Pharmaceutical companies are working on the advanced techniques of biotechnology and restriction enzymes in order to develop →
Organization should therefore devote its energy to making continuous product improvements. Selling concept is the idea that consumers will not buy enough of the firm's products unless it undertakes a large scale selling and promotion effort Marketing concept is the idea that achieving organizational goals depends on knowing the needs and wants of →
GoApple started with the iOS smartphone leader position in January and shift to Android in April to accommodate the market demand. Due to the oversupply in the iOS smartphone market half of the manufacturers were producing iOS mobiles, there was a major decline in the number of units sold in February.
With a diverse marketing strategy and operations spreading in primary regions such as North America, Europe, and Asia, Nikkei has established itself as a key player in the athletic goods industry, and will continue to succeed in the rumination and sale of its products in future years. Company Nikkei was founded in 1978 →
Their main focus is to satisfy their customers' needs and wants. So their product, price, place and promotional successful decisions will be composed around their customer satisfaction and value perception.The way Subway gives the customer what they want, need and reason to return is through good value, healthy and nice tasting Sandwiches on top of →
Furthermore, the following paper will seek to identify the best value discipline for Spirit Airlines and in turn suggest a generic strategy and grand strategic for the organization. Evaluation of Alternatives Spirit Airlines is universally known for its ultra-low-cost, low-fare airline services that provide affordable travel opportunities throughout →
World is making a critical phase where we have to take serious action against the menace of planetary warming The building industry is a important portion of any economic system and contributes both positively and negatively to the quality of life. This of import sector provides employment to 1. One response to the confusion →
This is a topic that will be discussed during the final-conclusion of the board of directors. In my report, I have also discussed and assess the cell phone industry in terms of each of Porter's five forces of competition. The customers/consumers are offered a variety of different products and services to choose from. →
Literature reappraisal refers to the activities involves in seeking for information on a subject and developing a comprehensive image of the province of the cognition on the subject. Reappraisal of literature is a written sum-up of the survey conducted antecedently related to the present survey subject. The research worker did an broad reappraisal of literature →
It assumes two premises in analyzing beginnings of competitory advantage which are that the houses are heterogenous in footings of the resources they control and that resource heterogeneousness can go on over a period as the resources used to implement their schemes are non easy portable across houses.. The RBV method of analysing house ' →
For a long time now, people have been discussing who is to blame for the obesity crisis going on. Some people prefer to blame the government, several blame the restaurants, others the parents and even the schools receive criticism for obesity. I do agree with Zinczenko up to a point that the →
The way in which Forster captures the imperialist ideology against the backdrop of a wondrous India and its people has been done so to give the reader a completely unbiased focal on the themes, but still create an enduring curiosity to how the back-story will affect the current affairs. With the thought on imperialism, rather →
Furthermore, the phrasing of the passage permits the reader to truly think about the illusion Eliot's perspective creates in the novel; is the novel a cohesive piece of literature by its own merit or merely a series of random scratches that happen to come together by the candlelight of her point of view? Eliot opens →
To fully understand a story involving this disorder, it is cardinal to know the exact definition of bipolar disorder, as well as its symptoms and previous aliases. The Oxford English Dictionary defines bipolar disorder as: " a form of mental illness characterized by one or more episodes of mania typically accompanied by →
When I had my field placement my sophomore year at Refuge of Hope, I remember one of the first things the director of the shelter would do during an intake, was to give the new client a bus pass, so that when the client was job hunting he could say that he had a reliable →
He is the hunter of the house with his mother and is a very good shot. The tribe is unsuccessful and does not kill any of the members of the lot, and the Indians run off. Following this, Captain Fernandez rides up to the men's fire where he tries arresting the Indians, saying they →
Naturalists are committed to documenting the surfaces of American life and to probing its concealed depths...usually [focusing] on the desperate existence of characters" (Encyclopedia of American Literature) living in an urban slum trapped by: violence, the forces of heredity as they affect - and afflict - individual lives, and an indifferent deterministic universe." Invisible Man" →
Prosecution of Roderick Usher In " The Fall of the House of Usher," Roderick Usher is guilty of the premeditated murder of his sister, Madeline. Several elements of the short story verify this accusation: first, Roderick chooses to keep his sister's body for a fortnight after she has been buried (presumably so that →
D'Anconia makes the speech during a party in the book while the conversation of money comes up, after one of the characters states in relation to Francisco, " You know, money is the root of all evil, and he's the typical product of money". However, if a person is not noble and virtuous, they are →
But ironically enough, especially in the latter instance, that is exactly what one would expect from the Fahrenheit 451 text and the film (screen adapted by Jean Luis Ricard and Fran oisTruffaut and directed by Fran oisTruffaut) that the book will allow the reader to bring his or →
The author juxtaposes the scattered belongings of the victim " vacant shoe, empty tie, tipped shirt" with those of the onlookers " butt-ends of cigars and cigarettes, peanut shells, a drained gin-flask, and a whore's lipstick" giving the first glimpse of the way in which the man was murdered, a social event." The sun died →
The planning and design stage of the teaching cycle, the role of the teacher is a planner and a researcher and it is the teacher's responsibility to plan a session which meets the needs of the learner and the requirements of the course. The facilitating stage the teacher would be a demonstrator, communicator or a →
In King Lear, the nature of mercy and redemption are unobtainable elements, as the form of a Shakespearean tragedy is established on the foundation of chaos and pity, which arguably conceals the subtle relationship between both plays. Both plays include a tempest; a violent thunderstorm that symbolize a life-changing moment for →
Femininity is portrayed as being hugely affected by the effect slavery had on the structure of a family, in all parts of society; slavery was a highly patriarchal system, affecting everything from maternal instincts to the moral awareness of women. One of the reasons why Uncle Tom's Cabin caused such controversy at the time it →
With these questions in mind the essay below seek to analysis the Nervous Conditions of Maiguru how she balance being an educated wife and her traditional roles. To begin with, Maiguru maybe a masters of arts but a master of nothing in her life. Given this it shows how maiguru failed to balance the two →
The applicability of this book is discussed as a historical snapshot of a momentous time in the gay rights movement, as a writing supporting the fundamentality of the marriage right, and as a possible lesson in the interaction of the judiciary and the legislature that would be useful in predicting →
At the age of fourteen, she and her family moved to New York, where she studied in the University of Rochester, but due to her dissatisfaction she dropped out and continued to develop her writing career. Furthermore her work includes a variety of short stories, novels and autobiographical books. The →
The book Detroit: a biography was inspired by his experiences when he lived briefly in Detroit. Detroit: A biography Martelle chose to call his work a biography instead of history so as to highlight on some of the main events in the evolution of the city and explore the main forces that shaped the →
Austen toils with the notions of a companionate marriage and a marriage of alliance and their progressive applicability to the entity of marriage in the eighteenth century, but ultimately concedes to monetary importance. Charlotte Lucas makes a wise and logical choice when agreeing to marry Mr. This is used to portray →
Spenser who wrote the Faerie Queene during the period of the English Reformation which took place during Queen Elizabeth I's reigned intended his epic to be a didactic one which would depict the importance of espousing Christian principles which were akin to Protestantism, as implied by Spenser's letter to Sir Walter Raleigh (which is generally →
Both of the two emotions here not merely refer to the feelings but also, they reflect the different personal characters and the problems concerned with the social status and cultural background. In this book, fear and hope are conveyed in ways of the expression of the setting and opening passage, detailed description →
Although she and her youngest sister just could not reach the proper education, her oldest sister, Dee could enjoy school until college now and she even studied in a prestigious boarding Final Semester Take Home Test : Everyday Use Auliya Atika F.school at other city. Dee at her sixteen age already have →
Just like prisoners in Plato's Allegory of the Cave, we are told every day to invest our time and interest into the subject of these advertisements, and to accept the forms of reality they serve us. Whether it be a commercial for a must-have new car, to a spot featuring desirablefast food, →
Efficiency in the Brayton cycle In determining the efficiency, the goal is to analyze the heat absorbed, the work done and eventually, the efficiency of the cycle. Ramjets and scramjets depend on the momentum of the engine to compress the air in the inlet cylinder instead of using the mechanical compressor to push the air.
The movement was developed as a way to reject and relinquish the traditional procedures of planning and adopting better and new methods that are capable of improving the social condition of people. The movement first began in Europe and later spread to the United States of America. The greatest influence →
The rate of progression of the disease is proportional to the rate of drop in the level of dopamine. This factor supports the belief that a genetic link exists in the development of the disease. A decrease in the levels of estrogen poses a greater risk in the development of the disease.
In France, there is the rapid development of urban areas. The result of this can, therefore, be referred to as urban bias. Urban Bias and Rapid Urban Growth in Developing Countries The third world is the only place where urban bias is rampant.
The Critical urban theory also helps in analyzing the role and potential of urban social movements in changing the politics of a nation. In addition, the action of urban movements to transfer the political power to the cultural and social level was fruitless as more powers emerged underpinning the actions of urban movement groups.
To date, the stallions are celebrated as the oldest breed of horses across the Europe. The accolade is also offered on a global platform as riders on Lipizzaner backs tour the world to showcase the talent of the stallions. The origin of the breed During the Hapsburg reign in Europe, the classical riding culture →
It is for this reason that a water program be launched in arid and water scarce areas in Africa that seeks to develop a prospective management of water resources to safeguard water scarce regions in Liberia that are fragile. Ideally, the fundamental ideology for the allocation of water resources are; sustainable, effectiveness, and equity with →
If management commits to supporting the definition and evaluation of the concept for possible funding, as part of the project portfolios, it enters the product concept phase. After a new product concept has been selected from the portfolio for implementation, it is entered by management into the product concept phase and put through a →
The menopause involves: The gradual ending of menstruation and a large reduction in the number of viable eggs in the ovary. An increase in the production of hormones to try and stimulate egg production which can cause irritability, hot flushes and night sweats. A reduction in sexual interest associated problems, such as osteoporosis, which →
In this reflective paper, my change in perspective on TRIZ will be outlined, as well as new ways in which I can apply the principles of TRIZ and this course to my work in the outside world. When I first started learning about TRIZ, I was under the impression that →
The analysis also suggests some of the ways through which governments may seek to reduce the threat and make globalization work for sustainable development. An analysis of the topic will be incomplete without defining the concept of sustainable development. Sustainable development As defined by Brundtland commission, Sustainable development is the development that meets the →
It is imperative to appreciate the strides made and in equal measure advocate for an even more informed realization of education of women. United States of America up to the late 1800s believed women had no need and right to education. This approach is seen as the onset for an education of the women. The →
Whilst most psychologists' opinions will differ on the various influences that play holds, there are recurrent themes which suggest that the child's sex and personality (including the extent of their imagination) are big factors in how influential play is, as well as other factors such as the child's choice of toys and their parental influence.
This is to show that the memo falls underneath both the descriptive issue and the prescriptive issue present by Browne and Keeley on page 20 of " Asking the right questions". Step 2: What are the reasons? The reason behind Ravaswami's conclusion, is that in 50 years, CHCM leader →
HOW HAS PUBLIC OPINION, SOCIALIZATION AND THE MEDIA SHAPED THE DEVELOPMENT OF CITIZENS OF A COUNTRY? The development of citizens is essential to the political system of a country because citizens play a large role in leading change and affecting policy. These factors shape citizen development by forming and spreading a public opinions, beliefs →
Finally, this paper will examine the benefits and challenges of the use of digital media and explore the possible and real harmful effects to both the producer as well as the consumer of the digital media. It is important to note that digital media has not wholly replaced traditional media in all sectors. The situation →
He tells those that take part in the conversation that the card can be placed between the " talker" and also the " listener" and in both cases Petersen provides them with the relevant rules of effective communication with the listener saying " I am calm enough to hear I do not own the problem" →
It is also used to share our ideas and thoughts, to interact with others, and to understand others. Communication allows us to make decisions, to inform others, to resolve conflicts and problems, and to meet social and physical needs. The gesture for ' no' may be different so it is good to →
This research will demonstrate the needs to be sure of the meaning behind every communication and measures that can be used to ensure that the message has been clearly and accurately understood. On the basis of this study, scholars in communication and another range of practitioners will have a task to analyze non-verbal and verbal →
While traveling to King Duncan's castle Macbeth and Banquo stumble upon the three witches. The first witch greets Macbeth with his current title as the Thane of Glamis, the second witch greets Macbeth as the Thane of Cawdor, and the last witch greets Macbeth as, " All hail Macbeth that shalt be king hereafter"
To sum up the noted idea, it is conspicuous that Macbeth's unmistakable weaknesses are consuming his perception and conclusively leading to his mental degeneration, and in continuation enabling his ego and ambition to grow. As Macbeth's conscience decreases, his ambition and motivation escalates. Conclusively, it is visible that Macbeth's actions lead to his dismay in →
As he was leaving Pencey Prep, Holden felt melancholic." When I was all set to go, when I had my bags and all, I stood for a while next to the stairs and took a last look down the corridor. What he was doing was, he was sitting on the floor right next to the →
The prediction that Macbeth would be thane of Cawdor is true, leading Macbeth to believe he will become King. The witches do suggest that he will become king, but it is Macbeth who produces the idea of murder.
Witness accounts and a report from the coroner conclude that the death was the cause of shock and not from the injuries from the train itself. Nearly all of the characters in Dubliners eat or drink, and in most cases food serves as a reminder of both the frightening tediousness of routine and the joys →
In addition to love, Dickinson implies that hope is also helpful to overcome harsh circumstances. Romeo and Juliet For many decades, Shakespeare is one of the greatest playwrights in the world. Furthermore, the deaths of Romeo and Juliet at the end of the play help to end the ancient feud between the Capulet and →
Mason's being bitten and the commands she is given to care for him, and the end of the novel in which she aids him back to health.Rochester's role in the novel, and in Wide Sargasso Sea, is that of the classifier of images, as he literally refers to Jane as his " angel" and utilizes →
Shakespeare does, however, add other characters to his play that are not in Geoffrey's version of the story, like Edmund and Edgar who have no direct equivalent in History, but Geoffrey's influence on these characters are clear.. In the play, there is no mention of Cordelia's nephews, Margan and Cunedagius, but the roles they fulfill →
The Role of the Ghost inHamletby William Shakespeare The role of the ghost in Hamlet is twofold: firstly it is to create interest; secondly it is to further the narrative of the play. When the ghost fails to speak, it adds to the tension of the scene and the apprehension of the characters.
From this scene we can observe that Juliet has a more motherly bond with the nurse rather than with her own mother." Faith, I can tell her age unto an hour." This example shows how well the nurse knows Juliet and is able to give Juliet's birthday in date and hour. In Act 1 Scene →
The qualities of Nature are thus induced from experience and a sense of propriety: filial duty is " Nature," kinship is " Nature," moral behavior is " Nature," stability is " Nature," sanity is " Nature" and the physical world itself is simply " Nature". Lear disinherits Cordelia with an appeal to Heavenly bodies, in →
Here, he shows that he understands the responsibilities of being a host and a kinsman, and he is seen respecting the laws of hospitality in spite of tremendous external and internal pressure. He is not at all numb to the idea of murder; he is virtually repulsed by it.
Through the use of a dragon, serpent, and bird, Shakespeare utilizes animal imagery to relate common understandings and representations of animals to highlight both the characters' true qualities and their relevance through a feminist lens. The juxtaposition of human and animal in King Lear is effective in establishing the idea that humans →
Although many factors prominently played their part in Cleopatra'slife and why she was considered the great ruler many individuals saw her to be, the one ingredient to this recipe that was of the utmost importance was herintelligence and knowledge. Most significantly relating back to thethesis, this is a relevant and critical point because it gave →
He says that in order to do what his father asks of him, he must remove all other distractions from his mind until his duties are fulfilled, " And thy commandment all alone will live/ Within the book and volume of my brain". This particular line shows Hamlet's commitment to his family and the →
Doran's production of King Lear clearly expresses King Lear's uneager approach to his responsibility as the authoritative figure of his people within the first scene of the play where he plans to divide his kingdom among his three daughters. Levinas focuses on the idea of putting the needs of those who one interacts with before →
Sometimes in drama, Self-Discovery is one of the elements in the core of the play. The fear of the lord is the beginning of wisdom" This statement by Aristotle means that to attain all the knowledge in the world, the first thing you should have is an identity.
We are told about his father before even knowing his name: " In his day, my father was a famous man a noble warrior-lord named Ecgtheow" Similarly in Shakespeare's Hamlet, purely through learning of Hamlet's lineage we discover he is the son of the king and this plays an important part of his identity and →
Both sociology and psychology majors spend the majority of their time studying theories and approaches to research. This paper discusses how nursing theory is different from medicine. Background Purposes of Nursing Theory Direct links exist among theory, education, research, and clinical practice. In Education Because nursing theory was used primarily to establish →
Narrative is the story comes about in the film and the all links of events of story of films-." We can consider a narrative to be a chain of events in cause-effect relationship occurring in time and space. We often infer events that are not explicitly presented, and we recognize the presence of materials that →
She said I will have to say goodbye to my friends, my best long life friends. I do not want to say goodbye to my friends because of father's job. Lots of people did not want to and they hid wherever they could find a place but in the end I think →
The movie came to an end with Alex returning to his old self, and a narration, telling that he was cured. Characteristics of Juvenile Delinquents. In the movie " The Goodfellas," as well as the " Clockwork Orange," the main cause of his delinquency was hismotivationto alleviate his social status from poor to a well-off →
In line with Wadsworth's conceptions about the ideal union between a husband and wife, Eleanor Roosevelt was fully devoted to her husband and she is noted as one of the most fervent supporters of the long-enduring policies of the American government at the time. Foremost, she was behind the President in his novel approach to →
We watch as Border States deal with the rising costs to support immigrants and wonder whether this was what the founding fathers had in mind when the first Immigration Laws were passed. We wonder about the effects on America's economy as our immigrant population work in this country then send these U.S.dollars →
The aim of this essay is to compare and contrast the gender roles in these two cultures and how they were reflected in the case of the main heroine Yo, who was born in the Dominican Republic and lived in USA. First of all, it should be outlined that two societies are characterised by different →
In spite of the analysis directed towards identifying what the book is lacking of, it does not aim at arriving at a substantial substitute for the written sections of the book that may or may not be criticized. Nevertheless, using the preface as the main guide, a closer look into the rich →
The main theme of the article is war and Brill goes to an extent of criticizing the perspective of the American military where he argued that the perspective resulted to the failure. This is a very accurate observation that happens in the real world where countries merge to bargain for treaties that are of interest →
World War I and World War II Military service and issues of citizenship and the military draft were complicated when it came to American Indians. He estimates that approximate six different Native American tribes worked as Code Talkers in the military during World War I and World War II.
The fact that the young men in the urban centers have lost hope in the police and the criminal system is enough to qualify this (Pettit, Becky and Western, page.154). This may be due to the permissive nature of the American society; the parents and the education systems have failed to protect these young men →
This interstate conflict had been triggered by the Soviet expansion and the growth of communism, which resulted in an unstable neutrality agreement between the two Koreas. - Causes of the Korean War The conflict between the two Koreas can be considered as a consequence to America's attempt of deterrence to stop the Soviet Union from →
Given that the two states share the ideology of insurance in health care systems, the disparity ensues in how the services are administered across the country. This is the aspect that makes the system entirely different from the French health care systems in which the government dominates control of the whole program though budgeting and →
Wilson's idealistic approach may be interpreted in different ways, and some of them will be mentioned in this project to underline the strong and weak aspects of the work of the 28th President of the United States. In 1918, President Wilson introduced his speech with the clearly identified 14 points that declared the importance of →
Thus, the US should limit their involvement in foreign affairs because their national debt is on the rise and that their economy is weak compared to other developed nation-states. The US government has championed foreign affairs for long with the aim of stopping terrorism in the global world. The US →
The president is not the leader of the government according to the constitution: he is the guardian of the constitution and the sovereignty of the citizens of the Russia federation. However, the executive branch of the United States of America government does not have a prime minister. In the United States of America, the president →
Sense of visitation, the smell of fear, the appearance of the unwanted, ten nights in a barroom and the thrill of waiting around for the end of the world" , explaining why Marcus would involve Judgment Day to his interpretation."... The mood of the artists' music referred to the past, where the question of →
The Things They Carried told a story of how the war changed a person, in this case, it was Tim O'Brien. It showed the struggle he, and many soldiers in any war went through to be able to overcome the grief and the struggle to deal with death. For example, in The The Things Carried →
When Robert is first introduced in the story, he is reminded of a former girlfriend of his upon waiting at the train station. In this instance, Heather wants Robert to show his loyalty to her by fighting another man. When Robert does not agree to, it shows that he is the opposite of a woman's →
The aspects are, the changing of the ideas for the Social Class, women being dominated by the men, love, the existence of injustice and the naturalistic nature. In Hardy's book, Jude is portrayed as the dreamer. Jude is dark and not sympathetic account for the insuperable obstructions of the existence of human that show the →
The lens in which we view humans in Parable of the Sower is plagued by violence and crime due to the depletion of natural resources which creates conflict and competition bringing back the true human nature of selfishness and competition. Butler shows that the inherent evil and selfishness of humans when under pressure through motifs →
Obierika tell Okonkwo about the events in their village and says he is going to keep harvesting and selling yams off of Okonkwo's farm and give him the cowries from it, and that is why he carries the bags of them. Chapter 16 The chapter takes place another two years after the last, a →
When the appropriator stops using the water, the individual loses the right to it. Water is plentiful in Eastern parts of Arizona thus they use the Riparian system instead of appropriative system where the right to the reasonable use of that water is given to the owner of the land bordering a body of water. →
Determining how best to combat police brutality certainly begins with the need to determine whom police single out on a daily routine, beat walk, or traffic stop. Yet, one of the greatest barriers to reform of police brutality laws is coming from one of the oldest opponents in the book: police officers and organizations. One →
It seeks to explore the similarities as well as differences in the lives of Mozart and Beethoven in the history of music. Mozart and Beethoven are from the same origin and they worked in the same musical genres such as classical and romantic thus exemplifying themselves as very talented musician a as →