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Analysis of a Professional Journal

Analysis of a Professional Journal

Introduction

I am looking into an article that goes by the title: Self-driving Cars Meet Rubber Duckies. This article was published in April 20, 2016, by Adam Conner-Simons. This article got published in the MIT news (Conner-Simons, 2016). I found the article on the internet as I was making a research on the fast modification of cars over the years. I picked this article because it touches on an area that I am so passionate about. It is everyone’s dream to own a self-driving car at one time or the other. According to Conner-Simons ( ...

Research Methods Sp2016

Abstract The dominance of commercial technological innovation in the context of modern society has resulted in a form of technological dependence for some individuals, causing them to pay less regard to aspects of the physical world. Technological innovation has assumed a noteworthy role in the flow of our daily lives, such as through the methods we employ to maintain interpersonal connections. Numerous individuals are included in a matrix of connections facilitated by technological innovation and an increasingly digitalized culture; however, the vast amount of these affiliations can leave individuals the global community feeling subjectively void. The effects of technological ...

Write a brief description of the major findings from the paper

The current study examined how much people think and what emotional experience they have about their behavior when they perform habitual actions or actions, behaviors which are not habitual for them. As it was supposed, results of the study demonstrated that when a person performs habitual actions one`s thoughts are less likely to correspond to one`s actions. On the contrary, when a person performs some novelty actions in less stable or variable context this person is more likely to think about one`s actions or, in other words, thoughts and actions correspond to each other.

Identify any strengths or limitations of the research design or methods

One of ...

- Brief Introduction - Analysis of A Clean and Well-Lighted Place by Ernest Hemingway - Analysis of The Gift of the Magi by O. Henry - Analysis of The Storm by Kate Chopin - Conclusion Within the story, lies the dark theme of death and loneliness which is portrayed by the old customer who only exists in despair despite his wealth and providing a brief description of the author’s life, having a physical defect (deafness) and living in old age. The old and the young waiter were the author’s representation of himself as a youth ...

Assignment 1: CHCAOD408B and CHCAOD411A

Assignment 1: CHCAOD408B and CHCAOD411A 1. What are you required to discuss with a client prior to an assessment? Although the exact sequence for preparing a client for an assessment might vary across different organisations, the personal/organisational introduction should always be the first step because it allows us to engage in small talk, establish rapport, and it makes the client feel comfortable. However, in addition to establishing rapport, this phase of the meeting also serves for the purpose of observing the client’s reactions and behaviours. Examples of presenting behaviours in clients with a history of alcohol or other drug ( ...

Utilize this template to transcribe a 10 minute segment of your recorded counseling session. Please remember to edit for confidentiality. In addition, you will need to annotate your transcription to identify or highlight a specific skill.

Brief description of Client (age, gender, ethnicity, marital status, employment):

He is a black single man and he’s 23 years old. He is a student in Houston University and he has a roommate. He is family live in different country. He worked a part time and when he needs money in the past but right now he doesn’t have a job.

Brief description of presenting issue:

Alcoholism: Financial Instability due to Alcoholism. The client consumes a lot of alcoholic beverages every day that it ...

Mechanism of hydraulic systems in aircrafts

Hydraulic system in aircrafts consists of a system in which liquid under pressure is utilized to transmit energy. The power from the engine is converted by the hydraulic systems to hydraulic power. Several hydraulic systems existing in an aircraft include the landing gear, brakes doors and control boosters. According to Roskam (2000), some of the components that are part of the hydraulic system include hydraulic fluid reservoir, accumulators, hydraulic pumps, valves, and lines for distribution and controls located in the cockpit to operate the different functions of the hydraulic system. The hydraulic system has an actuating cylinder that functions ...

Introduction

- Brief Description of case chosen

Overview of perspectives

- Conflict theory - Social constructionist perspective - Social behavioral perspective

Application of perspective to case study

- Strengths and limitations

Conclusion

- Benefits of theoretical perspective to social work practice Introduction

Brief Description of case chosen

A May 17th, 2013 CBS News Report gave a lengthy account of a mother who was arrested and charged for aggravated manslaughter on a child under 18 years old. Miami Dade police further verified the events of the alleged incident by saying that the mother, Catalina Bruno, confessed to leaving her 11 month old son locked in her car on a very hot day. The Mother had a previous child ...

Motor Vehicle Safety

Introduction - Brief Description of Motor Vehicle Safety Laws

Identification of Laws

- Legislative - Constitutional - Administrative - Judicial

Relation of Laws to Public Health

- Health promotion - Wellness and prevention - Early detection and prompt treatment - Disability limitation/ rehabilitation

Conclusion

- Federal/ State Law role in motor vehicle safety intervention

Abstract

Road accident is a public health issue just as domestic violence and criminal acts involving destruction of the quality and life is self. Therefore, public health participation in designing laws to counteract increasing road fatalities is significant. This paper examines how public health intervention can affect designing of federal ...

Metallurgy

Definition of Metallurgy

Metallurgy is "the science and study of the behaviors and properties of metals” (Tom Bertone Consulting, 2012) and the procedures involved in the extraction of metal from ore. In particular, it deals with the properties of metals and alloys. Metals are characterized as having the capability of conducting electricity and heat (“Metallurgy,” 2011). They are hard and are dense under room temperature. Alloys, on the other hand, are combinations of metals. An example of an alloy is steel, which is a combination of carbon and iron, although vanadium and chromium may also be added. Other examples ...

Kraft Foods, Inc.

Criteria for Measuring Diversity in Organizations

Different approaches are undertaken in the management and measurement of workforce diversity (Worman, n.d.), and this can be attributed to the “fundamental differences behind sectoral motives in taking up diversity initiatives” (Worman, p. 15).

Some of the criteria that can be used to measure workforce diversity are the following (Worman): 1.) the meaningfulness and purposefulness of the initiative for benchmarking purposes; 2.) the initiative’s transferability to other organizations; 3.) innovation; 4.) the availability of recognizable, positive business results, such as customer satisfaction improvements; 5.) the evidence of quantitative ...

Abstract

The MDCM (B), ITPM case tries to examine the overall and most significant steps that must be employed in order to develop an IT projects’ portfolio in line with corporate strategies. The case examines a case whereby MDCM has laid down its change strategies but still to develop a suitable IT strategy. IT projects are evaluated by aid of a scorecard that will be considered in establishing a Portfolio Application Model Matrix. Comparison of projects will be done basing on the model (PAMM).

Introduction

MDCM, a US-Based organization is a giant specialist in contracting manufacture and assembly of medical devices. Five years down the line, ...

Individual Project

Brief description of industry

After World War II, commercial airline industry in the United States has grown dramatically. In 1945 revenue passenger miles (RPM) was already 3,3 billion miles, by 1970s this figure was already reached 130 billion and after 10 years was increased to 330 billion. During deregulation many new companies entered commercial aviation market, new routes were introduces and strict competition began. In 1990s and next decade air ticket prices were most competitive and US passenger airline industry became the biggest among same industries in the whole world. In last five years passenger numbers were increasing ...

Abstract

The paper undertakes to explore a business plan. It begins with the explanation of the major elements of the business plan. Besides, it explores how a business plan can be matched to start-ups, expansions, relocations and franchising businesses. It further analyses the financial aspects of going full-time; specifically touching on what bankers, lenders, and or investors demand in business plan before commit to financing any business venture. For the paper, a business plan has been used to mean any written document that represents a business unit overview, also known as the executive summary of the business plan; the business profile- describing the ...