Essays on Plot

A Rose for Emily constitute the crucial part of Faulkner's art. Analyzing the plot, background, and chronological order it becomes clear that Faulkner managed to develop his own manner of novelistic narration. The short stories of the writer were equally popular as his novels, and such stories as A Rose for Emily were widely appraised by critics and shared the most revered places among the representatives of the «big» genre. Indeed, by determining Faulkner's contribution to world literature, many English-speaking critics underlined that the writer's genius manifested itself in both genres, despite the complexity of the style that he ...

The point of view is a perspective from which the author chooses a narrator to tell a story. The third-person narrators are usually observers but not characters in the story. Kate Chopin in “The Story of an Hour” uses the third-person omniscient narrative, which captures the reader and makes him sympathetic to Louise Mallard. The reader has a possibility to see how the woman interacts with other characters, her thoughts, and feelings. Indeed, the omniscient narrator is able to tell the story of Louise’s hour of evolution and freedom but the happiness lasted only for an hour before ...

Abstract

The film Heaven and Earth (1990) is a historical film about the rivalry between daimyos Kagetora and Takeda in Japan. The film shows several dramatic battles in which Kagetora and Takeda took part. At the same time, there is no true view of the causes of the rivalry and the personal aspect of the battles is overestimated. Nevertheless, the film is based on many historical facts and especially the battles, in particular the tactics applied by the warlords, were shot professionally. Thus after watching the film Heaven and Earth the perception of the rivalry between Kagetora and Takeda may ...

Kate Chopin’s “The Story of an Hour” is an insightful work of art that possesses a great literary significance. The short story depicts one hour from the life of Louise Mallard, but touches upon several serious themes that are still important in modern society. Louise Mallard is a young married woman, who gets informed that her husband has tragically died. In one hour she evolves from the grief and sorrow to realization of her joy of finally becoming free to be in charge of her own life. However, her happiness does not last long, as her husband appears ...

The critique Isabel Christina Pinedo makes an effective comparison between the classical and the modern approach of making horror films and highlights a few differences between the two. In this regard, Pinedo highlights that both of these approaches show the starting of the film in a similar fashion. In both the classical as well as the modern approaches, the story begins with the violent disruption that is caused by a monster which can be seen as supernatural or alien. The plot matures around the monster’s destruction and the people’s response to the same. The movie sees climax ...

Introduction

Knowledge of how rapidly reaction proceeds is among the most important for practice in chemistry and chemical engineering. We often use casual descriptions of reaction rate such as “slow” or “fast” in our lives, however, such information can be scarcely enough for practical and industrial applications, such as running a chemical plant, for example. While there is a huge spectrum of the reaction rates that are present in nature – from the extremely slow steel oxidation to extremely rapid gas combustion, the quantitative measure is needed to compare them practically. For a general reaction in solution:

the kinetic rate expression ...

Criticism entails proper analysis, judgment, and inferred thoughts on a person’s opinion. The main aim of criticizing other people’s opinion or publication is to shed light on the work. It should compose of opinion, personal view and both positive and negative thoughts about the literature. A good critic should be free and fair without necessarily forcing points or views. The paper looks into one of Shakespeare’s outstanding works Othello. It will focus on the general plot, its flow, the characters and their skill set. It concludes with personal opinion and perspective towards the writer’s symbolic ...

Everyman

“Everyman” is considered to be a morality play of the late 15th century. It is an allegorical play which brings up a point of Christian salvation and what human must do to accomplish it. The premise of the play is that the good as well as evil deeds of a person’s life will be tallied by God after death. It is a storyline of the life of Everyman, who represents by personal example all mankind. Firstly, the Messenger reads a prologue and conveys the audience to pay their attention to the motives and purposes of the play, which ...

Winter bones

Teardrop Dolly is one of the main heroes of well-known book and movie «Winter bones». He is uncle of Ree Dolly who tried to find the way out of dramatic situation in her life. It is quite interesting to notice how her attitude to Teardrop evolved through the plot. Firstly, she was scared of him always looking as nightmare then after some events she started to see the real Teardrop who appeared to be the only person she could trust. He has amazing character that is impossible to understand without deep analysis. His three blue teardrops done in jailhouse ...

Introduction

Growth is a big issue in the development of a nation. It is a measure of how a country can possibly sustain itself and make advances in terms of the development project. Growth of any given county can be attributed to some factors such as the resources that are available internally and the labor force that both in physical and technological that is needed to convert these resources to meaningful products.

Theory

The growth of a nation is caused by several factors, among them include: education, changes in the labor force, inflow of the foreign investments and the structures of ...

Introduction

The commencement and ending of Homer’s epic poem the Iliad depict a rational existence of humans before and after the interference of the immortal beings respectively. The middle passages are different as they present a palpable yet gradual build up of human emotions that warrant an alliance with the gods and goddesses in the text. In turn, a paradox emerges in the depiction of the relationships between the mortals and the immortals in the Homeric poem: the gods are necessary for Homer’s presentation of the humans, but they are also to blame for the unstable attitudes and ...

First, input the following R-code for installing and using data:

install.package(“AER) library(AER) data(CPSSW9204) N= 02 list <- sample(1:length(CPSSW9204$gender), (200+N), replace =FALSE) data <- as.data.frame(subset(CPSSW9204[list,])) i<- 5;is.factor(data[,i]); is.numeric(data[,i]); length(data[,i]); lm(earnings ~year+age+gender+degree, data=data) par(mfrow=c(2,2)) plot(data[ ,2]~data[ ,5], main="Income by Age") abline(lm(data[ ,2]~data[ ,5]), lwd=3, col="red") plot(data[ ,2]~data[ ,1], main="Income by Year") plot(data[ ,2]~data[ ,3], main="Income by Degree") plot(data[ ,2]~data[ ,4], main="Income by Gender") summary(lm(earnings ~ gender, data=data))

Exercise #1

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“A Serious Talk” by R. Carver covers the themes of separation, jealousy and identity crisis through the conflict development between protagonist Burt and his antagonist Vera with the help of limited narration, extensive symbolism, dramatic irony and absurd actions. The third-person point of view seems objective at first, but later clearly hints that the narration is limited to protagonist perspective, which shows how the main character is unable to let go of his wife. Moreover, it is seen in Burt’s attitude to Vera’s house, as if it is his own, and in his mention of multiple Vera’ ...

Analysis of the Sophocles’ Oedipus the King

THESIS: In this paper, I am going to analyze the impact of fate and human behavior and actions in the development of action in the tragedy. I assume that, in spite of the fact that in the classical ancient Greek tragedy, everything must obey the will of the gods and the evil rock, in the tragedy of Sophocles' Oedipus the King, it can be observed a big role of free human will, which leads to a tragic end. The human factor influences to the unfolding of the plot of this tragedy and all the vicissitudes of fate are not ...

Hunger Games: Catching Fire

Overview Fast forward. There is a woman named Susan Collins. She wrote a book. Actually a whole series of books. People read them and liked them. Probably some executive in Lionsgate read it and liked. So they decided to make a movie out of it. Actually a series of films. The first movie “Hunger Games” was a success but the director – Gary Ross said to have a very tense schedule so Francis Lawrence was invited to film the sequel. For those who have seen both movies – the difference is obvious. It is also obvious that Francis Lawrence like his ...

Social Issues in the Films “Anna Karenina” and “The First Grader”

“Anna Karenina” is considered to be a great historical novel written by Russian world renowned novelist Lev Tolstoy. It is also a film directed by Joe Wright. It serves up all the important issues intertwined with tasty, thrilling, salacious and tantalizing gossip. It is a story with varied affairs, complete with sex, heartbreak and eventually, suicide-by-train (Anna Karenina). Having written the novel during the 1870s, there were lots of political and societal changes in Russia. The novel occurs against the backdrop of liberal reforms represented by Emperor Alexander II in the 1860s. These reforms involved prompt growth and development ...

The Aristotle’s elements of tragedy which are significant in Hamlet are plot, character and thought. Hamlet is a tragic hero and everything he does, all of his actions have a purpose of revenge. This play is a tragedy and as such, the elements of it serve to make the story end in a way which is spectacular and which does not leave any questions open because all the wrongdoings get punished. Plot in Hamlet develops in a fast way and the readers are constantly anxious expecting for more and more exciting events which overlap each other. This play ...

A short film “Ghost Recon: Alpha” is the background to the game “Ghost Recon: Future Soldier”, released in 2012 (Alaux et al.). The French company, engaged in the video games production, Ubisoft performed the adaptation of the given film. After a bad start of the game Prince of Persia on the big screen, Ubisoft came to a more serious approach to this issue. Ubisoft decided to perform shootings of the acclaimed video game series “Assassin's Sreed” through its own efforts and at its own expense, thereby fully preserving copyright movies. Such a move is quite expected, as this will ...

Verification of the Beer-Lambert Law for Solutions of Copper Sulphate and Determination of the Concentration of a Given Solution of Copper Sulphate

Introduction

The determination of elements concentrations in water media is an important task in industry, medicine, and environmental protection. The main requirements are accuracy, simplicity of operations, speed and cost of the analysis (Hunt 1995). The spectroscopic analysis is widely applied for routine measurements and research needs (Lindon 2010). The experiment is dedicated to determination of copper sulphate in water using the molecular absorption (Kenkel 2003). The first stage of the experiment performs absorbance measurements of the solutions ...

Introduction

When it comes to story-telling, many people emphasize the story part, instead of the telling one. Nevertheless, the manner in which a story is told can be very influential in its reception. In fact, many people would say that the story itself changes depending on the discourse that presents it. This came to the limelight in the end of the nineteenth century with the Modernist current. Authors such as James Joyce and Virginia Woolf deliberately modified the way that stories were told. They utilized many techniques that allowed them greater range of expression, many of which were not even ...

Speakers in this comedy depict a woman passively suffering from the war, as opposed to actively suffering Men create war. But these passive women are suddenly extremely active as soon as Lysistrata manages to send them to fight with men. Lysistrata in the prologue of the play is relatively easy to manage to carry out a specific women's "strike": On the initiative of energetic and enterprising Lysistrata, the women all gathered her solemnly pledge to each other to refuse to weasel their husbands as long as they do not stop the war. The main figure of this opening ...

English

Last Wednesday on 27th of January I had an opportunity to see drama play “Oscar Wilde: From the Depths” at Lantern Theater Company in Philadelphia. This biographical drama about Wilde’s imprisonment has impressed, I believe, not only me, but all the other visitors and has left some food for thoughts. In this review I will analyze what we have seen not only on the scene but in a combination with auditorium. The reaction of visitors before, during and after the play is also a part of overall theater performance which is interesting for admiring and interpretation.

General Impressions from the Play

Crowded hall ...

Despite having the trappings of a hard sci-fi adventure story, Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar is a deeply humanist and spiritual film exploring philosophical and emotional issues in a complex way (Dean, 2015). Central to this are the concepts of bravery and sacrifice: as Cooper (Matthew McConaughey) and the rest of his crew take great risks and travel vast distances to save humanity from a dying Earth, the characters all display varying aspects of the human condition, especially related to these very big, complex ideas. As the characters of Interstellar go about their mission and weigh the risks and rewards ...

Argumentative essay on the topic

Nowadays, people drink coffee, and coffee beans can be seen at numerous coffee shops. However, if people eat chocolate, they are unlikely to have seen cocoa beans, which have a form of the pinkish almond-like seeds and grow on cacao trees. The native region of the trees is South America but now they grow all over the world only near the equator. Ivory Coast in West Africa is the largest cocoa producer along with Ghana, Indonesia, Brazil, and Nigeria. Intensive labor is required to harvest and produce cocoa beans; however, government and economic forces are gradually driving the price ...

This essay is the comparison and the contrast of two romantic comedies. In this essay, we are supposed to show all the similarities and differences of these movies (Roen, Glau and Maid). This goal is achieved with the help of relevant sources. One of the films, which is compared and contrasted, is called 500 Days of Summer. The main characters of this movie are Tom and Summer. Summer works as the assistant at the greeting card company. Tom works at the same job and when he sees her, he understands that Summer is the most beautiful girl he has ...

Investigating how light intensity will affect the rate of photosynthesis, with the help of DCPIP, in Spinach leaves.

The aim of this experiment is to find out how the rate of change of light intensity affect the photosynthesis in spinach leaves. Successful farming of food crops is very essential for both the nutritional and financial health of a nation. Governments of almost every nation invest land and labour to crop farming, as much as is possible, keeping in mind the other needs of a country. But, however, due to many reasons the maximum crop yield possible is not always achieved. For the production of a healthy crop certain conditions are necessary. The primary among these conditions are ...

Terrorism is the greatest menace against humanity and threat to modern civilization. Globalization has brought in overall prosperity and development to the world. This has facilitated ease in transportation across international borders, communication between remote locations through access to internet and wireless phones, and international fund transfer electronically. Terrorists have used these facilities to strike at faraway places. Terrorism has not remained confined to a region and has spread globally. After 9/11 terrorist attack, United States along with its allies have declared war against terrorism. Answers have been prepared based on these perspectives. 1. The Revolutionary Armed Forces of ...

The Documentary, "Taxi to the Dark Side" was created by the BBC World Service and produces by the Discovery Channel. The directory and the writer Alex Gibney takes an investigative journey to show the disturbing details concerning how the United States' military were working with their subjects during the period of War in the Afghanistan. The documentary focuses on the detention center called Bagram that is located in the southern Afghanistan. The paper would show why I view this movie as an excellent documentary. Over the years since the "war on terror" began hundreds of prisoners, who have been ...

Music videos have always been criticized for having huge amount of sexual content, especially to those of the rock videos by the start of the 21st century. It started to go enormous on the sexual side sometime in the 1970s, until it burst in the 1980s and went wild. By the 1990s, almost every music video had sexual content. In these videos, women were being portrayed as sexual objects, with stereotypical attitudes between genders, and the erotic content that, they say, captured the heart of the adolescents. This was seen in the music videos of two rock groups of ...

Art Spiegelman’s Maus is one of the unique graphic novels in the genre of literature. Unlike other comics with super heroes and flashy graphics, Maus is a story of the Holocaust presented in comic style. It gives an account of Art Spiegelman’s father, Vladek’s experiences as a Polish Jew . All the characters mentioned in the comic have been presented in the form of animals, such as the Jews as mice, the Americans as dogs, the Germans as cats and many others . The framework of the comic is not only simplistic framework, but also terrifying as Spiegelman ...

The Documentary, "Taxi to the Dark Side" was commissioned and broadcasted by the BBC World Service and produces by the Discovery Channel. The directory and the writer Alex Gibney takes an investigative journey to expose the disturbing details concerning how the United States' military torture and interrogates their subjects during the period of War in the Afghanistan. The documentary focuses on the detention center called Bagram that is located in the southern Afghanistan. With this light, this paper utilizes various criteria to determine why I view this documentary as an excellent and distinctive documentary. I enjoyed the suspenseful, creative ...

Film Form in The Wizard of Oz (1939) The Wizard of Oz is probably one of the most popular fantasy films among the children. The main reason for that is the magical plot, beautiful costumes, fascinating characters and catchy soundtrack that will not leave any person indifferent. Such notions as Emerald City, roads made of yellow bricks, the monkeys that can fly became a ground for plenty of allusions.

The main motifs of the film may easily be defined as:

Self-development and self-improvement The true nature and significance of friendship The boundaries between good and evil. A simple plot tells us about a girl Dorothy, who returns to her house ...

The following paper is going to consider, characterize and compare the most famous examples of the movies aimed to describe the complicated relationships between the English and the Irish through the course of history along with the significance of the events occurring then for the people of the time along with building contemporary behavioral models for both nations living in one country. Therefore, the next paragraphs are going to discuss the movie “Hunger” shot by Steve McQueen and compare it with Terry George’s “Some Mother’s Son” along with their messages to the viewers and descriptions of the ...

2.4 a. Figure 1 illustrates the dot plot of the basketball players. There is a variety of heights presented on the plot. Figure 1. The dot plot of the basketball players. b. The tallest player is 86 inches, the shortest player is 72 inches. c. The most common height is 74 inches, and 5 players share it. d. The most common height is illustrated by horizontal clustering of the dots, or when the numerous dots are on the same heights line. 2.10 a. The frequency distribution is presented in Table 1.

Frequency Distribution of the Cars Speed

b. The class width is the difference between ...

Romanticism is an ideological movement in literature, science and art. It was originated in Europe at the end of the seventeenth century, as a reaction to the industrial revolution, rationalism and materialism in general and the results of French Revolution. All these explain the deep disappointment, which embraced many artists of Romanticism. It reflected in a pessimistic tone and color of the tragic art. This is where to look for the origins of life in the image of the disappointed hero, praised by romantics. That is why Romanticism was decisive for idealism in philosophy and cult feelings, not reason, ...

The Disney version of Cinderella has some significant differences from the original version by Charles Perrault. The general plot is similar but several episodes in the film differ a lot from the book story. First of all, Disney Cinderella meets the Prince in the forest for the first time, while in the book they only meet first time at the ball. In the first story Cinderella did not know who her new acquaintance was. In Perrault’s story Cinderella met the Prince twice, while in the film she only visited one ball. There is a color difference in the ...

"My mother came to Hazard when I was just seven

Even then the folks in town said with prejudiced eyes That boy's not right Three years ago when I came to know Mary First time that someone looked beyond the rumors and the lies And saw the man inside We used to walk down by the river She loved to watch the sun go down We used to walk along the river And dream our way out of this town No one understood what I felt for Mary No one cared until the night she went out walking alone And never came home Man with a badge came knocking ...

Summary

This experiment is about the static calibration of a differential pressure transducer. Test measurements are done to find the range of input and output of the transducer, and to determine the “best-fit” line that models how the voltage reading would equate to the real pressure measurement. The input pressure comes from a hydraulic ram with pressure gauge. The output of the differential pressure transducer is in voltage, and is measured by a digital voltmeter. The input pressure is varied from 0 to 6 bar, and the three voltage readings are recorded for each pressure step value.

Introduction

The differential pressure ...

Introduction

The site selected for the study was a forest. A forest can be described as a wide area under either natural or manmade plantations or some other woody vegetation. In this case the forest chosen was a naturally occurring forest. The forest contains different combinations of some indigenous species of trees with other insects and wild animals. The site boundary was the perimeter of the entire forest, that is to say the whole area under the cover of the natural vegetation. Within the forest, a plot of 100m2 was chosen from the site and marked with some flag-posts connected ...

I. Introduction

In 1960, Alfred Hitchcock released the iconic film, Psycho, to an unsuspecting audience.

The film broke with narrative and cinematographic techniques that had been the Hollywood standard for decades. Produced and directed on a shoestring budget, the film garnered few positive reviews. However, it still stands as the most powerful influence on the suspense, and even horror, genre. Because Psycho debuted in 1960 (when theaters were much more popular), the film is best analyzed through the lens of mass communication theory. In James Kendrick's "Psycho and the Priming of the Audience", it is argued that the mass communication model is most effective at informing an astute analysis of the film. ...

Dear Sophocles,

I must begin by congratulating you for writing such an interesting play with many twists and turns. As the play unraveled, I could not help but wonder how long it took you to prepare the whole plot. What stood out for me was the nice interplay between characterization and themes. The use of stylistic devices was also crucial in developing the plot of the play. However, I was a little worried why you used a blind man to unravel a mystery (the killing of Laius) that no one else could understand. Was it your way of explicating sarcasm? Probably, ...

Movie: The Help

In the novel Johnny Foote discovers Minny’s employment much earlier than in its screen version. The reason is that the movie includes some changes in the plot. The relationship between Johnny’s wife and Minny are not so complicated as it is in the book. Moreover, the movie doesn’t reveal the issue about Celia’s miscarriages and in the end Celia learns to cook due to Minny’s lessons. The movie shows Minny as a sympathetic character who helps Celia to overcome her problems and Johnny does not get angry with revealing Minny’s employment. It is ...

The anti-Semitic sentiment set in motion by Marlowe’s The Jew of Malta and the near Satanic equation of Barabas had buttressed the plan of a play Shakespeare conceived in the commercial town of Venice with its life-loving gentry. The gentlemen of Venice who paraded themselves in gondolas in the romantic canals and waterways were instantly cut out for popular sympathy and affection, as the very opening seems to suggest. The dolour of Antonio and the volley of indulgent comments and cajoling coming in response proves it beyond doubt. To add to it are the fancies of the wastrel ...

Edgar Allan Poe’s short story “The Tell-Tale Heart” comprises, in only 2200 words, so much cleverly built suspense, that it has become one of his most renowned works. In the story, an unreliable narrator, a mad murderer, tells the story of his murder in order to convince the audience that he is not mad. The story is rich in symbolism and in clues which allow the readers to make sense of the events, to anticipate the murder and to understand the reasons for the narrator’s crime. However, one of the most important elements of fiction in this ...

Appealing to Audience: The Analysis of “Two Broke Girls”

Introduction For the last several years the television has been on the rise creating a product that can easily compete with the big screen movies. The quality of the TV shows increased exponentially and, in the result, it became easier to target the audience in every segment. At the same time, the competition became severe in this sector and the media majors try hard to stay relevant. Nowadays, it is possible to find a TV show that appeals to all categories of viewers from cultural as well as social perspectives. The studios realized that a smart targeting of “their” ...

Introduction:

This project was supposed to analyze the changes that would take place in the weight of two categories of chicken, for instance, the broilers and the layers. The broiler chicken are the chicken that are grown for meat whereas the layer chicken are the chicken that are raised for the main purpose of laying eggs. In the project, the Buff Orpington chicken were included in the experiment to represent the category of the egg laying chicken or the layers as explained above. Similarly, the Cornish Cross chicken were considered as the broiler chicken in this analysis. To eliminate bias ...

The genre of dark comedy is a fascinating subset of the standard comedy film, combining elements of drama and dark subject matter with comedic elements of the absurd and ironic to create unique works that poke fun not only at the foibles of mankind, but the inherent silliness of extremely serious things. Dark comedy can take many forms, and both American and English sensibilities in particular have their own attitudes and characteristics in their own examples. Two of the most well-regarded dark comedy films of recent years are 1996’s Fargo (directed by the Brothers Coen) and 2008’s ...

Plot Summary

In Birdman, A unsuccessful actor, Riggan Thomson, who some years back was an iconic super-hero, fights his egocentric life and challenges to make amends with the family, the lost career and his own life just days before the opening of a new work; the Broadway. Riggan Thomson is a famous actor who 20 years ago had played the superhero role in a film dubbed "Birdman". In his middle-age life, he struggles to direct a debut on Broadway, in a play titled ‘What We Talk about When We Talk about Love’. The efforts of the assistant, the daughter Sam, and ...

Abstract

The problem on obesity has big a growing issue for many people worldwide. In lieu with the predicament and the accompanying illness that comes with obesity, the different government worldwide as well as the different health institutions are finding ways to combat the problem. One of the ways of addressing the issue was standardizing food label to consist of information that would inform people of the contents of the food they eat. However, this solution is not widely accepted. Critics believe that knowledge on how to read and understand food label cannot do anything to solve obesity. In a ...

In order to get closer to the one of the most acute problems in the contemporary society, let’s define the main concept. Considering racism as discrimination against individuals or social groups of people or groups of people, the policy of persecution, humiliation, shame task, violence and hatred on the basis of skin colour, ethnicity, religion or national origin, such people who are who are exposed to the influence of the racial discrimination at once turn into stigmatized ones. It can be called so as there exists a belief the that there are groups of people with special (usually ...

Known as the ‘Sun King’ due to his performance in Le Ballet de la Nuit or ‘The Ballet of the Night,’ he also established the first ballet school in the world. Academie Royale de Danse, or ‘Royal Academy of Dance’, was founded in 1661. The school is acclaimed for the development of the five basic foot positions of the ballet which was formed by Pierre Beauchamps, one of the teachers in the school. Jean-Baptiste Lully, an Italian-born opera composer, ‘transformed opera into a French art under the royal patronage of Louis XIV.’Lully integrated Italian styles into French opera ...

International Baccalaureate

Introduction “The Joy of Writing”, a poem by Polish poet, essayist and Nobel Laureate Wislawa Szymborska (1923-2012) is an engaging piece that uses vivid images and everyday language to provide new meanings about the creative art of writing. The poem seems to centre on three questions about a commonplace character, related images created with written words and setting. The poem mentions of a doe that hounds the woods in order to drink water from a spring and lifts its head on hearing some ominous sounds. The initial images that Szymborska uses on paper as a writer using her mind and pen set her ...

Any advertisement is meant for the sole purpose of convincing the target customers about the product. And a creative advertisement is the one that can address the triggering points of an audience. The "The Force Star Wars Das Auto" advertisement is a good example of such a successful one in a unique way. Though, the target consumers of a car are the grown up professionals, it is the need in a family structure that drives the purchase of a car. This advertisement utilizes the total family fervor from a very attractive and interesting angle, achieving the business goal through the brilliant socio- economic tactics applied through manipulating a ...

Compare and Contrast of Pulp Fiction References in Family Guy and The Simpsons

Pulp Fiction is a 1994 Quinton Tarentino film centered on the characters Jules and Vincent. They are two hit men whose mission it is to obtain a suitcase that was stolen from their boss Marsellus Wallace. The plot thickens when Wallace has Vincent take out his wife to entertain her when he is out of time. The plot is about people’s lives intersecting in an unlikely way. As the film Pulp Fiction has now become a cult classic and is partly responsible for launching the career of Tarentino, pop culture has parodied aspects of the plot of the film. This essay ...

Analysis 1

1.1. Time Series Plot 1.2. Scatter Plot 1.3. Auto Covariance

The covariance value is in the acceptable limit.

1.4. Auto Correlation

The correlation value is in the acceptable limit.

It would be better, if I make some transformations in the data, like I should show the y value decreases with the increase in x value, but in this case the y value is not linearly decreasing with the x value.

Analysis 2

2.1. Auto Regression AR Model 2.2. Moving Average

Output Data

The auto recession is a simple and accurate model because the error level of the auto recession model is small and the confidence level is about 95%. The auto recession model gives good significant results. ...

- Bookmakers owning series of betting shops. The customers will be available in the shops for betting on horse race. A sample data was collected from 150 shops. In that 50 days are Saturday and 150 days are week end. The scatter plot has been plotted between the expenditure per customers against the number of races and against the square root of races. The scatter plot against the expenditure per customers and the square root of races fits the best linear regression graph than the number of races. In statistics the slope of square roots makes the best fit ...

There are many principles, theories, and techniques when it comes to good storytelling; so many that people already find it difficult to choose which one to use in their novel or any work related to literature and or writing. One of the most popular and at the same time, the most criticized model used in storytelling is that of E.M. Forster, a famous and successful novelist who is also known for writing the novels: A Room with a View (1908), Howard’s End (1910), and a Passage to India (1924).

In general, Forster considers storytelling as a process of telling or narrating events ...

R code for importing data and calculating its properties (R statistical Programming)

xdata= read.table("athletes.csv", header =T, sep = ",", row.names = 1);x=xdata[,1] # import median(x); mean(x); sd(x); range(x); var(x); hist(x, col="blue") # Calculations [1] 100, [1] 100, [1] 17.84985, [1] 70 130, [1] 318.6172 #Output

Frequency distribution R code

b.break=seq(70,130,2); x.cut = cut(x, b.break, right=F); x.freq = table(x.cut); ...

Bildungsroman Novel are ones that represent the evolution of a personality and character in a gradual pace and process that explore every phase of that development. Often, the depiction of the progression is such that it leads to great insight about human nature and condition. Sometimes, as in the following texts, they also lead to such aspects of a personality that leaves a permanent imprint on the readers; as the readers often find that the exploredareas are often features of their very own nature that they often remain deliberate aloof about. Then again, very strange personality traits also are observed often that are ...

There is a vast number of versions and remakes on R. L. Stevenson’s “Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde”, 1886. But the two are have appeared to be the most impressive for me are the following: a very close remake – “Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde”, 1985, filmed in the USSR and another one – though far from the plot, but still – related to the same subject “Fight Club”, 1999. And as we can see, every person has an alter ego that may at any time show the dark side of his soul.

The novel by ...