Essays on Tolerance

Introduction

Geometrical dimensioning and tolerance (GD&T) Is a system that is used by engineers to communicate the tolerance. GD&T uses a symbolic language that is on the engineering drawings, and other computer generated that are three dimensional solid, and they describe the nominal geometry and the variation that can be allowed. GD&T used by manufacturer of machines to know the degree of accuracy and precision that is required on very controlled component of the part.

Importance of GD&T

Understanding of GD&T helps to read the drawings for the engineers and helps one to know what has to be machined carefully. That is the Continue reading...

Abstract

This is a lab report that examines an empirical study of the role of caffeine in the human body and impact and reason for continuous consumption of caffeine. The research involves a study of 1060 respondents who are examined in various elements and aspects of the effects of caffeine on them.
The research identifies that there is an empirical evidence of an increase in energy levels amongst people who consume coffee. However, this change is not so large when compared to consumers of Rooibos tea. Also, the research indicates that energy levels are not significantly increased by people who Continue reading...

Migration is defined as the movement of people from one region to another permanently or temporarily. There are several types of migration. There two main are classes of migration; external migration/international that occurs across bounders of a state, and internal migration that occur with bounders of a state.
The people who move out of the country are called emigrants while those who move into a country are called immigrants. Therefore, immigration is the movement of people into a country, while emigration is the movement of people out of the country. Seasonal migration refers to seasonal movement of people for Continue reading...

Humanity has been marked by progression. Generations have developed reacting to one another and to the different events around the world. In "Generation Me on Trial", the author Jean M. Twenge criticizes millennial and their mode of conduct. He argues that they have only lived in a world where reality television programs and social networks like FaceBook, and that this has greatly influenced the way they behave. He finds that they are lacking in empathy, not being able to understand what other people, including minorities, feel when being attacked. There has also been a downfall in assuming the consequences Continue reading...

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Zero Tolerance Policing: Bane or Boon?

The term “zero tolerance policing” is one that defies the development and establishment of an accurate definition. In the policing field, many evidence-founded practices have increased in momentum as various agencies and jurisdictions’ policies and procedures have expanded towards a change to the philosophy of “what works”. The “zero tolerance” policing approach is founded on the methodology of the “broken windows theory” of criminologists James Wilson and George Kelling. The two contended for the position that the prevalence of small crimes and social disturbance will open the possibilities for more serious criminal activities, as cited in the work Continue reading...

According to Sobel (2008), an entrepreneur is a person who organizes, manages and takes up the risks of an enterprise or business. Entrepreneurship is that process by which a person discovers new methods of combining resources and making a profit. Based on this definition, there is one person who fits all the descriptions of an entrepreneur. That person is Elon Musik, a South African-born entrepreneur who has managed to start up a number of businesses. He is described as an inventor, investor and a business magnate. Under his name are businesses such as PayPal, SpaceX and Tesla Motors. Musik Continue reading...

Philosophy

If an assumption is made that ethical relativism is true then it is safe to say that the truth of moral judgment is determined by cultural convention. This is because cultural relativism is the backbone as far as subjective moral judgment is concerned. Thus under this premise moral judgment is nothing more than a subset of cultural convention because it is this cultural convention that determines what is acceptable and what is completely unacceptable as far as matters morality are concerned in their entirety as an integral part of mainstream cultural practices and beliefs.
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The 16th century witnessed the reformation in religion and caused a lot of havoc. In that century, Christianity rose to be one of the most barbaric religions of the time. The leaders fought and killed in a bid to make people join Christianity. It was a time when religion was practiced through force and was seen as the ultimate key to power. People like Martin Luther and John Calvin revolted against the Catholic Church that was, by then, in the front row for intolerance. They started the protestant denomination that saw a rise of war between the two religious Continue reading...

Philosophy of Compassion in Regards to Propagating Buddhism

The Dalai Lama is both a spiritual leader is both and temporal leader of Tibet. He was exiled by the Chinese who invaded his Takster homeland, northeast of Tibet in 1959. In the heels of violence that broke, he fled to India after he could not prevent the violence. It is from Dharansala city that he has been leading the people of Tibet for more than forty-two years where he has formed an alternative government.
In an effort to claim liberty for his people from the Chinese government, he crafted a constitution whose principals were based on Buddhism and Continue reading...

The casual attitude of the residents toward the inhumanity of the lottery displays indifference and tolerance of the barbaric act. Shirley Jackson uses images of tranquility and of pastoral themes to make the readers unaware of and to mask the barbarity that is to come. The readers are shown images of children picking up and hoarding stones; of villagers gossiping and joking with one another – images that complement the supposedly festive act of a lottery.
The villagers’ casual attitude can be seen throughout the story. Tessie, who came late to the gathering, supposedly forgot what day it was and Continue reading...

The Museum of Tolerance Experience

Travelling Back to the Gruesome Years of Intolerance:The Museum of Tolerance Experience
I know very well the history of the holocaust during the Nazi Germany. I know that Jews were evicted from their homes, brought down from their profession, were made to live in the concentration camps and killed. However, my tour to the Museum of Tolerance in San Diego, California was different to the point that I cannot hide my goose bumps. The technology made the scenes interactive that things appeared to be in the present tense. The portion where they showed us the concentration camps with the Continue reading...

INTRODUCTION

Theory
Electrical resistance is one of the most important properties of materials. It is defined mathematically as the ratio of voltage to the current passing through a conductor. In physical sense, it is opposition a material offers to the current flowing through it. This opposition to the passage of electricity is a result of collisions between charge carriers and other sub atomic particles. The collisions reduce the drift speed of electrons that carry charges. Materials that offer greatest opposition to current flow are called insulators while those that allow current to flow through them with minimal hindrance are called Continue reading...

We live in the society where diversity constitutes one of the fundamental structural principles. The problem is that something exceeding the limits of conventional rules and seeming to break stereotypical vision of reality is oftentimes rejected and even frowned upon. Therefore, the growing concern of education nowadays is to help children understand that being different from others does not imply being worse or better. Personal dignity, equality and the right for self-expression are the values that should be respected by everyone regardless of their age, gender, race, family background or sexual orientation.
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The movie, “How to Train Your Dragon” is a 3D animated movie that was released in the year 2010. Chris Sanders and Dean DeBlois directed this movie was one of the biggest successes on the American box office. Dream Work’s produced this action fantasy was admired by children and adult audiences across the world. The movie succeeded in winning support of the audiences, as well as, critics. This paper intends to discuss the movie, “How to Train Your Dragon” along with discussing how concepts of tolerance, intolerance and prejudice are related to this movie.
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Admittedly, schools need to come up with measures pertinent for maintaining high disciple standards and safe learning environment. In fact, teachers cannot have effective lessons with students in a risky environment that often triggers fear. Worse still, students require a harmonious school environment that is free from any chaotic scenarios. Notably, most schools have zero tolerance policies to help modifying the environment in order to facilitate effective teaching and excellent student academic performance. Typically, zero tolerance is a term that engulfs a philosophy, which permits the use of predetermined outcomes, in most cases punitive and severe in order to Continue reading...

Zero tolerance policy entails the enforcement of automatic punishments for law violations with aim of eliminating unwanted conduct. The policy was established after the advancement of the Broken Windows theory that push for law enforcement within neighborhoods to control disorderliness. The thought behind this was that if a window gets damaged and nothing is done about it, it will communicate that the damage is acceptable and thus enhancing the commission of this crime (McElreath 226). The policy was first implemented in the late 80’s and early 90’s in New York when the crime rate, mostly violent crime Continue reading...

Readers to the concepts of the meaning of Hollenbach's idea of justice and the catholic tradition of the common good.

The common Christian Ethics is a famous work of Hollenbach’s. Its primarily focus on the attempt defines the meaning of the common good. According to Hollenbach, the relationships from the sources of common good. Some of the goods they are essential to include mutual respect, individual agency and self determination. It is imperative to note that, Hallenbach’s assertion had a bias in two aspects, which included the public eclipse in the milieu of increasing pluralism, which has limits in the principle of tolerance. Numerous people have endeavored in following the non-interference ideology in the lives of others. Continue reading...

Policing is a crucial arm of the judicial system because it champions the maintenance of law and order. In essence, the police have three central roles. They include the detection and prevention of crime, the protection of both life and property, as well as protection and maintenance of peace and order (AIC 2010). The role of detecting and preventing crime is the most challenging.
Preventative policing denotes law enforcement strategies that are geared towards deterring the commission of crime. It is a central feature in the modern police force. Because of their ability to bring perceivable results and their Continue reading...

Please describe eight (8) of the non-linear algorithms found in the handout material. Please describe to the best of your ability, when these algorithms can be used.

Standard algorithms are used in control systems to reduce the errors between the measured variables and the set-point.it uses three components proportional, derivative and integral and then summing these components to get the desired output.

Derivative on PV

It is a nonlinear algorithm this algorithm is widely used in the applications of derivatives .When there is a change in load the derivative parameters only act and they do not act when there is change in Continue reading...

According to Norton, Chapter two expresses the influence of the British (and other) colonizers in the North American people’s religion, culture, form of governance, economy, and land ownership. The colonizers had success in converting the Indians and the Native people to Christianity. Europeans moved to North America to own and start farms while the British had an interest because of their need to reform the church, improve government and to settle their surplus population by transferring their homeland societal and political environments to North America. In 1607, Jamestown, a swampy town in Virginia, the first permanent settlement was Continue reading...

The oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) is the most common test used for assessing of the body’s ability to breakdown glucose/ carbohydrate. The test evaluates the level of the clearance of glucose from the blood through measuring blood glucose from samples taken at intervals of 30 minutes against the initial glucose following an oral intake of a glucose solution (about 1.75g/kg body weight) after fasting for 8-12 hours. Impaired glucose metabolism, which is a sign of underlying disease states such as type 2 diabetes, insulin resistance, gestational diabetes etc., is indicated by elevated glucose levels (>140 mg/dl) Continue reading...

Analysis: American grace

In the book American grace, Putnam and Campbell are surprised by the uniqueness of the American religion. The religion in America is a conundrum; people are able to unite despite their sharp religious diversities and tolerate one another. So, this book is set to answer a number of questions: What possible factors could be shaping the religious landscape in America? Do people of a faith have distinct characteristics that differentiate them from the rest? Are there characteristics for people of faith as compared to those who do not have? What could be the explanation for the unique combination of Continue reading...

Introduction: The topic of this paper is based on Voltaire’s universal belief that since all people on earth are creations of the Divine Creator, they should tolerate one another. Voltaire was a well-known French enlightenment writer, philosopher, deist and essayist of his time. He was an outspoken advocate of social reforms, and he didn’t fear the strict laws of France and the ruthless penalty given to those who broke them. He used satire to criticize Church dogmatism, and his relentless criticism led to his incarceration in 1717. Voltaire is best known for his “Universal Tolerance” belief that Continue reading...

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With high-volume mass production and widespread methods of statistical quality control (statistical quality control ( born ), SQC). The most famous among them are the "seven tools of quality control ," which at first were widely used in quality circles in Japan and later in other countries, due to its effectiveness and affordability for ordinary employees.
The structure of these "seven tools" include: Pareto chart , cause-and- effect diagram , control charts , histograms, stratification method , graphs, scatter diagram . Summary of these methods in relation to quality management is as follows:
The method of stratification ( stratified analysis , distributed sample Continue reading...

What is most common in people’s mind in regards what characterizes a conservative person, it is widely accepted that conservative is an individual with rather “old-fashioned” ideas, or one that sticks to tradition. Usually a conservative person refuses to follow the stream and embrace new concepts. According to the Oxford Dictionaries, conservative as an adjective means “holding to traditional attitudes and values and cautious about change or innovation, typically in relation to politics or religion” (oxforddictionaries.com), while in terms of what defines a conservative person, Oxford Dictionaries note that it is “a person who is averse to change Continue reading...

Education

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Hi, I agree with the post that in order to resolve the problem, there is a need to use the VAM (value-added models) as the method and the students’ test score information to regulate the tenure, termination educator, bonuses and entitlement to merit pay of faculty members. Such solution can only be achieved after compliance with the procedural due process to give the parties ample notice and opportunity to be heard to avoid any biases. The educators must be continuously reminded about the vision and mission the school to fulfill the shared values Continue reading...

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Abstract

Six Sigma is a production management concept, developed at Motorola Corporation in the 1980s and popularized in the mid-1990s, after Jack Welch used it as a key strategy in General Electric. The essence of the concept is the need to improve the quality of the outputs of each of the processes to minimize defects and statistical variations in operating activities. The concept of using quality management methods, including statistical methods require the use of measurable goals and results, and involves the creation of ad hoc working groups in the company, with projects to Continue reading...

Fault-tolerance is the characteristic that allows a system to enhance operation in case of failure of some of the components of a system. If its functioning quality reduces at all, the decline is relative to the extent of the malfunction, as compared to a poorly-designed system in which can lead to a minor failure can lead to full breakdown. An outstanding example of fault tolerance mechanisms is the digital computer systems. There are various characteristics that determine how systems fail and the appropriate fault tolerance mechanisms. One of the elements indicate that the system should be digital. The second Continue reading...

1. Design of Experiment (DOE)
This technique uses experimentation to statistically determine what variables will improve the design or quality of a product. Design of experiments (DOE) is desirable when robust design or quality improvement is required. DOE helps to pin point the sensitive areas in designs that cause problems in production or yield.
2. Example of a DOE Case
DOE was used in the amplifier design process to investigate the sensitivity of this amplifier to process variation. It was necessary to find out the presence of elements in the amplifier design that could potentially affect the output response ( Continue reading...

Introduction:

“Benazir Bhutto” born on 1st June 1953 and eldest daughter of former prime minister of Pakistan, brought out the various issues on the democratic spotlight. Before her demise on 27 December 2007 she highlighted and proved to be one of the political strongholds in the limelight that seeked to address the various democratic views regarding the governance of Pakistan. Consequently, Bhutto was a politician and stateswoman who served effectively served in the docket of the Pakistan government as eleventh prime minister for an effective two Consecutive terms. The period ran from November 1988 and the second term ended in Continue reading...

Abstract

Religious pluralism is an act of practicing religious tolerance amongst individuals with different religious views. Religious history has been marked by terrible tales of intolerance leading to wars of diverse kinds. Often times, different religious views have been used to serve selfish interests for various groups such as colonialists. However, tolerances among the various religions including Islam continue to develop with time. Interactions between Islam and other religious faiths have continued to foster their understanding about customs, beliefs and practices making interactions much easier. Although there may not exist similar views tolerating those of others is significantly important for Continue reading...

Introduction

In any field of engineering, precision is very important. This is mainly because any inaccuracy of any kind can have disastrous results. This is the main idea that has led to the increased push for all engineering students to do engineering drawings and dynamics even if the student does not major in any mechanical or structural fields which are mainly known to heavily rely on drawings and design.
In the specific field of study, stress and strain in any component is directly affected by its physical dimensions. This is well explained and exhibited in the experiment in which the Continue reading...

1.0 Background of Immune Tolerance

The immune system is the natural defense that combats disease causing agents in the body[ CITATION Gre02 \l 1033 ] through an intricate and coordinated interactions of many classes of proteins and cells[ CITATION Len00 \l 1033 ].The immune system has a potential to destroy the body cells but in all vertebrates the system is capable of distinguishing “self” from “non-self” molecules. That way the immune system eliminates pathogens and molecules that are a threat to the integrity of the organism without “self-destructing”[ CITATION Len00 \l 1033 ]. The human body has several mechanisms of Continue reading...

A COMPARISON BETWEEN FRESH WATER WETLAND AND SALINE WETLAND

The Australian landscape has a natural component which is salt. This salt in the landscape gets into the various water bodies and affects their level of salinity which affects the way of life of the various biota inhabiting these places. Around the world and in Australia it is been identified that the salinization of fresh water is a major environmental issue. This concern of the effect of the gradual rise of salinity in water bodies’ biodiversity has resulted in the investigative studies on the lives of the invertebrate family both in the saline water and in the fresh water. Continue reading...

Addiction is a dangerous chronic disease which comes in many forms such as drug use, gambling habits, sexual behaviors, the addiction to food and the desire to have an abundance of money that is obtained by any means. Addiction has created destruction in many families, crumbled prosperous lives and has even ended in the death of the addict, Is there a cure for an addict. The answer is no however it can be managed by empowering the addict with knowledge of the disease, taking actions to control the addiction and treating the disease.
2.The difference between addiction and dependency.
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Introduction

Harassment law is one of the many laws of the country that covers a lot of ground, specifically in the fair treatment of other human beings in the workplace. When looking through different sources, and when looking for terms and definitions in general, the most common form of harassment to appear is sexual harassment.
This may not be the only form of harassment, but it is the most common as it is the most obvious difference in people in a workplace. More often than not, harassment begins as nothing more than banter in a workplace, this type of exchange ( Continue reading...

This essay looks into two major problems namely, the lack of sufficient knowledge of the contents and the provisions of the First Amendment, and insufficient knowledge on individual and foreign religious beliefs and practices. The two deficiencies have led to increased religious rivalry, religious intolerance, religion-based crimes, and religion-based court battles. The First Amendment is clear on the freedom to exercise religious beliefs, but the lack of knowledge on the specifics of acceptable and unacceptable religious actions in schools, contributed to unconstitutional actions by schoolteachers and administrators, which ended up in conflict and court battles. Another problem is the Continue reading...

Introduction

The equality of rights is one of major principles, constituted by both international and national sources of human rights law. The equality of persons’ rights and opportunities can also be viewed as a major prerequisite of the establishment of democracy and classical liberalism. In broad terms this principle means that all the people should have equal rights, regardless of their nationality, colour of skin, political views, state of health and sexual orientation. At the same time international law recognizes that family plays an essential role in the life of a person and human society as a whole. The right Continue reading...

Paris has been marred by riots from Muslims following the ban of their face covering veils. The demonstration in Marseille was against the conviction of Pussy Riot, a Russian feminist. The demonstrations led to the arrest of seven, whose main offence was the balaclava they were wearing in protest. The law which was introduced in 2010 by the president Nicolas Sarkozy serves to curb Islamic extremism in the country. However, critics of the law say that the laws deprives the Muslim women the right to religion, a situation that serves as an example of the country’s and continent’ Continue reading...

Following the American Psychological Association’s Guidelines

INTRODUCTION
Monetary policy implemented by the central banks aims at influencing directly the financial markets to create a stable monetary environment in the economies. The economies fluctuate over time with peaks and troughs. The globalization has created a large world economy which includes the connected country economies, and any crisis emerging in a country spreads to the other countries’ economies quickly. The crisis creates vulnerable economies, and the economy managements of the countries have to intervene to recover from the crisis. The global crises have severe results for economies and individuals, and they also can create disequilibrium in the Continue reading...