Essays on Trap

Introduction to Business and Society-Persuasive Essay

Introduction In his book titled The Short Story of Progress, Ronald Wright analyzes civilizations that have witnessed rapid growth and supremacy. He also elucidates the fatal fall of many such civilizations and enjoins that over-exploiting the environment can lead to ecological catastrophe. By finding answers to questions relating to human origins, reasons for existence and destination of the progress pursuit, Wright warns the society from traversing through progress traps, created by humans themselves, blinded by a short term urge to modernize. “We can go to understand the reckless aspects of human nature and circumvent the danger of arrogant self-destruction, ...

(Author’s affiliation) Diabetes is a polygenic disease characterized by significantly higher levels of glucose in the blood. In this disorder, metabolic disorders lead to persistent thirst (polydipsia) and excessive level of urination (polyuria). Diabetes is caused by insulin-related disturbances in the body. In healthy human beings, pancreatic β cells have insulin that is found as a hexamer having three insulin dimers attached together by two central zinc ions. The insulin monomer has a 21-residue A chain as well as a 30-residue B chain. These chains are cross-linked by two disulfide bridges, i.e. CysA20-CysB19 and CysA7-CysB7. There is also a ...

The common resources are natural and cultural resources, and they include air, water, ocean and habitable earth. These common resources are accessible to all society members. The resources are not privately owned but instead are held in common. Due to a tragedy of commons, individual users of the shared resources act independently as directed by their self-interest and deplete the resources by behaving contrary to the shared resources. For instance, oceans as common resources are usually subjected to overexploitation and abuse since it is not private property. Since the competition of fisheries is high, the fishing firms demonstrate predatory ...

I hereby certify that this material, which I now submit for assessment as a continuous assessment project in Heat and Mass Transfer on the course 4th year in BEng (Hons) Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, is entirely my own work and has not been submitted in whole or in part for assessment for any academic purpose other than in fulfilment for that stated above.

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Energy is a depleting resource, making it crucial for people to be knowledgeable in implementing conservation measures at the domestic dwelling level. Scientific advances had made effective energy conservation technology increasingly more accessible due to innovative ...

The article, Matrix Management: Not a Structure, A Frame of Mind, was written to establish the idea that in many leading corporations around the world strategic thinking has beaten what the organization can accomplish. Though written in 1990, the authors express concerns of today as they admit business challenges of become more multifaceted than ever expected, and while many companies avoid the typical responses to the expanding market, some still fall back on what they know. This is known as a structural trap and is trying to be avoided, almost too much by companies as they attempt to become ...

Decision making trap

I often make mistakes while making decisions because I fall in the trap of available heuristics. Available heuristics is the short cut that the mind chooses to follow while making decision. While making the decision, mind will search for the information that is readily available in the mind rather than searching for other alternatives. The decision is made instantly based on the example, information or the situation that is recalled by the mind. Last time I fell in this trap was when I ended up spending hundreds of dollars purchasing the security features for my car. At that time, ...

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Response 5. Explain the effectiveness of monetary policy. Monetary policy is an item that is used by the state or author in an attempt to control instances of inflation and ensure that there is price stability. The central bank has the mandate to monitor the growth and the size of the money supplied. Various strategies are used to control and maintain the monetary policy. For example, selling or buying the government bonds, adjusting interest rates and managing the bank reserves (Galí & Gertler, 2009). Monetary policy is effective. This is based on the expansionary policy. If an increase in the ...

Pokémon Go is a smartphone game application that presents the players with an augmented reality gaming experience. Pokémon Go is a relatively new smartphone application that took the world by storm recently. The augmented reality in Pokémon Go allows users to catch Pokémon through their phone cameras. In a typical case, the game is played through the user’s camera in any location they may be at any time. Since a user can only be at one location at any one time, the game provides the user with opportunities to catch a ‘Pokémon’. Poké ...

Introduction

I would like to show in this discussion that Maxwell’s Demon does not violate the second law of thermodynamic but violates the first law (Angus, Armstrong, and Reuck).This can be shown by demonstrating that Maxwell’s Demon Process (MDP) can be turned to a step process which is a reversible cycle. According to the Maxwell’s Demon Process, An ideal gas is contained in a very tough or rigid walled container is divided into two halves using a rigid partition with a hole or a trap door on it. The vessel and the trap door should be ...

Introduction

In order to struggle spam, companies exploit spam traps for finding out and blocking spammers. A spam trap is a destination, which is used to lure spammer attacks. One example of spam traps is an email address, which is not used, but incoming traffic to this address is monitored. A lot of spam traps exist in the Internet expanses; they are generally managed by big anti-spam organizations (SURBL, Spamhaud), security companies (McAfee, TrendMicro), Internet Service Providers and corporate email server. The possible types of spam traps are typos (mistyped email addresses), expired addresses (not used for long time), purchased ( ...

1. The Financial Crisis: Avoidable but Inevitable Theoretically, the financial crisis could have been avoided as investigation findings revealed . Under the circumstances however, the crisis was an inevitable consequence of everything that was going. The Federal inquiry concluded that the 2008 financial crisis could have been avoided. The crisis was the result of “widespread failures in government regulation, corporate mismanagement and heedless risk-taking by Wall Street”. It was the result of “greed, ineptitude or both” on the part of government and the private sector. Among the persons found responsible for the crisis included Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan and, ...

Introduction

Climate change is among the significant factors impacting ecological diversity on a worldwide scale. The growth of industries and the increasing human population globally have resulted in a rise in the volume of greenhouse gasses, which scientists have argued are the greatest contributors to the menace. The Florida Keys is one of the ecological treasures of the U.S. that continues to be impacted negatively by climate change and anthropogenic activities. This ecological treasure, which is located at the tip of the state of Florida, comprises about 1,700 islands that stretch for more than 200 miles to the west ...

Question 1.

As the production will increase, the supply curve will shift to the right, therefore the equilibrium price will decrease, (Figure 1): Figure 1. The increase in production on the mango market Thus, as the quantity of production has increased by 30 % from Q0 to Q1, the supply curve shifts from S0 to S1 and the equilibrium price decreases from P0 to P1.

Question 2.

In agriculture, the term bumper harvest means the unusually high production of a crop. Though some politicians might claim that this benefits the farmers, actually that is not exactly so. Firstly, with the increased production the ...

Introduction

In order to struggle spam, companies exploit spam traps for finding out and blocking spammers. A spam trap is a destination, which is used to lure spammer attacks. One example of spam traps is an email address, which is not used, but incoming traffic to this address is monitored. A lot of spam traps exist in the Internet expanses; they are generally managed by big anti-spam organizations (SURBL, Spamhaud), security companies (McAfee, TrendMicro), Internet Service Providers and corporate email server. The possible types of spam traps are typos (mistyped email addresses), expired addresses (not used for long time), purchased ( ...

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The MENA Countries are the countries in the Middle East and the North Africa. Many of these countries are in the process of developing and some are less developed than others. As emerging economies, these countries are still spending the effort to develop their labor markets and human resources. Considering that the number of youth in the population is an advantage for economic development, the MENA Countries seem to have an advantageous position; however, before making this comment, one needs to analyze the labor markets in these countries. The basic statistics about unemployment exhibits volatility, and the unemployment rate ...

Throughout the course of modern history, numerous events have revolved around the Middle East, affecting the cultural perspectives of the people living there. For instance, the Russian invasion of Afghanistan and the subsequent political maneuvering by Western/Arab nations spawned decades of bloodshed in the region, destroying both an entire generation of people and the viability of a nation. The creation of Israel in 1948 created a massive power shift in the region, as the Arab nations attempted to retake the territory but were soundly defeated, and again in 1967. The Second World War engulfed the North African Muslim countries, ...

Human Sexuality Behavior at the Nightclub

Introduction A night club is always composed of different individuals of different genders, ages, and even different sexual orientations. This is so in instances when one visits the club on a normal night when the club does not have the various shows, for example, the 80’s show or when somebody visits a gay or lesbian club, since the composition of the club on that particular day or time will not really have variety as desired by this research. I visited the Sambordia Nightclub on a warm Friday evening in order to carry out the research and was able ...

Introduction

The notion of "nothing" is one of the most important and controversial concepts in the history of humankind. Its etymology is quite interesting for the consideration, as it can discover many different mysteries associated with the most important knowledge. In addition, the perception of this idea may be absolutely controversial, if one talks about it in the framework of religion and philosophy of the Western and the Eastern worlds. Nothing is everything, and at the same time, it is a lack of everything. This notion has a negative connotation; it denies everything to what it is opposed; moreover, it ...

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Women’s Role in the Early 20th Century. How Does Gender Influence the Narration in Dorothy Parker’s The Waltz? Matriculation number The semester you are currently in Dorothy Parker is an American poet and fiction writer, who is well known for her humorous and satiric literary works. The Waltz is one of her short stories, which depicts social and gender problems in the society of the 1920s. By means of the first person narration and a specific word use, the writer manages to fully express the feelings and self-esteem of a woman at the beginning of the XX ...

1.) CLIMATE CHANGE I. Notes on the Situation According to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) climate change refers to changes in the Earth’s climate that have occurred over the course of its existence. Change to the climate occur as a result of “very small variations in the Earth’s orbit that change the amount of solar energy” that reach the surface (NASA). A slight change in that energy can, for instance, result in the beginning or end of a period of extreme temperatures such as the ice age. Over the last three hundred years, and especially ...

Introduction

A discussion among the classical economists and the Keynesian economists continues on the government intervention in the free markets. According to the classical economists, the free market mechanism can develop solutions for the crisis in the market if there is no external influence on the markets. The Keynesian economy merely expresses that the free market economy carries the risk of generating crises and undesired deficit or surplus in the economy when the demand cannot clear the supply (Posner 234-252). The discussion on the government intervention is changing direction each time the world economy suffers from a global crisis becomes ...

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The relationship between the United States and China has always been a strange one. This is because the United States have always struggled with the decision has to how best to deal with or approach China. Should China be seen as a threat? Or should this country be seen as an ally? In answering whether China should be perceived as a threat, experts in US foreign relations argue that a containment policy should be used to handle China as a threat to the free world as a rising military power. A containment policy adopted by ...

Deforestation is the act of clearing the greenery and vegetation on Earth on a large scale. It occurs when trees and entire forests are cut down and cleared away for various purposes. This brings a lot of damage to the Earth’s surface, simultaneously creating environmental problems as well. Forests account for 30% of the Earth’s land, and they are an asset to the world’s ecosystem, however, much of this area is cleared away and vacated by mankind to serve their purposes. Although deforestation is done for needs such as housing, residence, mining, shopping and other means, ...

The movie, Woman in the Dunes, is a Japanese movie that was directed by Hiroshi Teshigahara in 1964.The movie was drawn from Kobe Abe’s novel, with the same title used in the movie. The movie explains the life of a teacher, Niki Junpei, who gets lost in a new environment full of sand dunes. Niki faces challenges trying to understand his identity and the new life he finds himself in after he was abducted by the sand dunes residents. He is forced to live with a widowed young woman, Kyoko Kishida, who has been condemned to dig sand ...

The dynamics of the economy when the interest rates are at almost zero are a bit complicated, especially because the monetary policies have very little effect on the economy. However, the interplay between the fiscal and monetary policies will bring the economy to stabilization even though with great difficulty. Some of the factors at play bring a tradeoff between the success and failure of the possible policies. For example, the policies that will bring down the level of unemployment will tend to push up inflation. However, factors that will push the GDP upwards will also lower the rate of ...

At the beginning of the play, Hamlet, the son of Hamlet, the king or in other words, Hamlet, the prince, is introduced to the reader as being a university student who had been studying at Wittenberg. He has had to leave his studies to go and attend to the death of his father in Denmark. Although he was very loyal and loved his father so much, he gets disappointed when he gets home and finds that his uncle Claudio, has married his mother, Gertrude. His love for his father comes out when even Claudio realizes that Hamlet was sad, ...

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First Trade Union Bank is an organization that operates in the banking industry. The organization is small and trying to differentiate itself by targeting young people. Opening a new branch is too costly for the bank due to its small size. The innovation of a new savings product will also be expensive for the bank. The only way to attract more customers to the bank is by introducing mobile banking. Therefore, the bank decided to enroll mobile applications so as to enable its customers to enjoy mobile banking. The bank aimed at attracting Gen Y customers and retaining them. ...

The IS LM model or the Hicks –Hansen model is the macroeconomic tool that shows the relationship between the interest rates and the real output of goods and services and the money market. The intersection of the investment - saving curve or the IS curve and liquidity preference curve or the money supply curve is the general equilibrium in both the markets .This model explains the changes in the national income when the price level is fixed in the short run and also shows the reason for the shift in the aggregate demand curve. It was first developed by ...

The story “Woman in the Dunes” was written by Kobo Abe in 1962 and it is about Niki, who is a teacher and who collects insects which live among the dunes of sand. He does not manage to get on the bus and he is invited by the village people to sleep there, but they trick him into moving in the house that can be reached only with the aid of a ladder. He is supposed to live with the widow and help her dig sand which they say to companies producing concrete while the house also has to ...

Nature in city; seed bank; ecosystem and social-urban development.

The terms “ecology” and environment” have different conceptual meanings which often overlap with the concept of “nature” in the context of academic and scientific research and analysis. For instance, ‘Natures and Ecologies’ studies explore the environmental dimensions of ecosystems which includes both physical parameters and biotic attributes of a particular region. The “environment "includes the physical world, the social world of human relations and the built world of human creation. [Ankers 2005] Within the various uses of the word today, "nature" often refers to geology and wildlife. Nature can refer to the general realm of living plants and animals, ...

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It is customary for the non-native speakers to substitute the correct pronunciation of the words with their versions of vowels and consonants. There are patterns of pronunciation of words in every language and it is believed that the non-native speakers utilize their habitual pronunciation of the new language. These patterns in language may persist at different levels. Some of the non-native speakers tend to learn new language faster, the others retain the traces of native language in their patterns of pronunciation through the years. This may root in different factors, such as the duration of practice in new language, ...

The issue of feminism in the film industry is a common topic for controversial discussions. Many writers are more popular than others because of the ways in which feminism surfaces as the driving force behind their presentations. Feminism can be classified as a social movement that has created an enormous impact on culture of film, the theories of films and the critical reviews of films. A number of films represent the myths that reveal ideas on women and their femininity. In addition, there are films that speak to men and their masculinity. The issues of representation and spectatorship form ...

Volkswagen Scandal

Dear XYZ, In response to the work assigned for preparing a report on Volkswagen emission controversy, please find enclosed the detailed internal report containing my findings and recommendations pertaining to the issue. As I found, the company is going through the tough time when it is facing actions from the regulators and other agencies for violating the emission norms of the different countries. Also, there is a big blow to credibility in the eyes of customers. Concerted efforts of all the stakeholders are required to tide over the crisis. Based on the sources I referred to, the report goes ...

Women’s Reproductive rights in the US.

Uppal 1 Women’s Reproductive rights have always been the topic of debates. Sexual rights of an individual are the most important and sensitive human rights. Reproductive rights include the right to make free and informed decisions about human body and sexuality. Women’s Reproductive rights are not only limited to abortion rights. These rights include the right to express sexuality, individual sexuality and reproductive decisions, and freedom of reproductive health information, education and services. By this means, women should have full freedom to gain knowledge about her sexual health. Being a human, women should not be required to ...

Q1. Identify two strategies based on the fiscal and monetary policy that would encourage people to spend money in order to create economic growth. Fiscal and monetary policies are demand side policies that can be strategically employed for realizing economic growth by motivating consumers to spend money. It can be made possible by brining an increase in aggregate demand (AD) if the economy is passing through recession or growth is below the expected level (Pettinger, 2012). Monetary policy can be the most randomly used tool for impacting economic activity. To encourage AD, the Central Bank of a country can ...

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The following summary discusses the cooling techniques of atomic vapor in several different ways. Additionally, it tends to relate the evolution of experiments that are used in studying shallow layered fluids. Starting with the atomic condensates, the method is known as trapping. However, it exists in many ways from the laser system to the Bose-Einstein methods. The methods of cooling are different due to the evolutionary progress made by science. The use of laser beams includes the study of light forces on atoms which lead to either an absorption or emission of a photon. While the contraction of matter ...

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When Invisible Man, the seminal novel by Ralph Ellison was published in 1953, it quickly established a reputation as one of the most important literary depictions of the struggles of African-Americans in the history of fiction. The central character, the titular ‘invisible man,’ struggles with a metaphorical invisibility that was endemic to the 20th-century attitudes of white hegemony toward African-Americans, and encapsulated the black experience as one of marginalization and oppression. These elements contribute greatly to manifesting a vision of black American life that expressly prevents blacks from achieving the same level of respectability and acceptance as whites, regardless ...

Human is a social creature, with one of our basic needs being in communication. The story tells us how essential the need is and how total loneliness leads to the trance of anxiety, fear and delusion. The narrative is supported by a number of symbols, monologues and the overall atmosphere of mystical desolation. For the main character it seems that people have just been here: he finds a lit cigarette, a tap turned on, etc. Running around the solitary island of his consciousness, he feels as if the last man on Earth. Thus, the story sends a message of ...

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The current paper talks about TNR (trap-neuter-release) program. It is a program where un-owned free roaming cats are trapped, surgically sterilized, and treated. The sterilization is done to reduce population. Different reviews by different authors on the matter are looked into in this paper. The paper focuses on the different advantages and disadvantages of the process. Despite it being a humane way of controlling free-roaming cats, it is deemed ineffective. The roaming cats pose a public health risk to humans and other animals. They also predate on the wildlife in the environs, such as birds, reptiles, and other small ...

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The main idea of the tragedy. Key elements of the “Oedipus the King”. Dramatic structure as an inherent part of the composition. Divine interference as the decisive point in the tragedy’s plot. King Oedipus as the main character of the tragedy. Perception of the main characters from the point of a reader. Conclusion. The tragedy "Oedipus the King", written by Sophocles, has laid increased emphasis on one of the most important issues of his time: the will of the gods and man's free will. Each tragedian interprets mythology in his own independent way, as it serves as a ...

The Concepts of Disconnection and Conflict

“A Favorable Quarter Edge” is an appropriate title for this particular compendium. This article encompasses major themes which highlight the concepts of disconnection and conflicts. In his article, Sam Morris talks about an instance of a forty six year old man with a great passion for writing. He describes his life as ending tragically at a time which he still had a great vision of passing on his knowledge through writing. The concept of disconnection manifests itself in Morris’ article. To begin with, Meursault provides no account for his emotions when he finds out that the mother had died. ...

Economic Impacts of European Union Membership to the United Kingdom

Since the UK joined the European Union in 1973, many things have changed and mostly it is on the economic situation of the UK. As it is well known, a good thing comes with advantages and disadvantages; if the advantages outweigh the disadvantages then it is worth the risk. Being an active member of the European Union, the UK has had to encounter both positive and negative economic impacts. In a general perspective, the positive economic impacts that the European Union membership has on UK’s economy are more compared to the negative impacts. Looking at the overall economy ...

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In the United States of America in the most states it is illegal to use a deadly force in defense of your property. Every state differs from the specific law, but the allowance to use a booby trap is almost in all illegal and a person using it is tangible for the lawsuit. Based on the common law the duty owed to invitees is higher than the duty owed to trespassers. The individual has also the duty not to harm anyone with traps with an intention. Pre-planned traps are no legal and are punishable by law. In the country ...

Management & Budgetary Control and the Beyond Budgeting debate

Part 1 What is budgetary control? Budgetary control is the “establishment of budgets relating the responsibilities of executives to the requirements of a policy,” and the constant checking of the adherence to the budgeted results (FAO, 2014). It sets targets for income and expenditure to monitor and adjust the performance when necessary (Weygandt et al., 2009). It develops goals and forecasts for the major financial indicators, such as profits and revenues, costs, and cash flow (Horngren, 2012).

Why use traditional budgetary control?

Traditional budgeting is often described as the most reliable and effective tool used in managerial accounting (Pietrzak, 2014). Budgetary systems are the ...

The Effectiveness of Literal Device in Stories

The critique text discussed in the paper is an article called, “A Palace in the Old Village.” The author of the book is Tahar Ben Jelloun. Having published it in 2009. It is an award-winning story of a man who stayed in France for Forty years and is planning to go back to his old country, Morocco. It is a very touching book with the author using many literary devices in it. The book is poetic, and thus, it can be heartbreaking to the reader due to its technicality. The author knows how to tell a story to the ...

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This paper aims to discuss how the different innovations in the modern society made us look like we have reached the pillar of modernity with all the fabulous results, while the overall consequence is destruction. In the book Short History of Progress, the historian and author Ronald Wright, implied that the modern society is trapped into problems that came about as people, through their ingenuity, worked towards the betterment of the lives and the society as a whole. The author suggested that the common people, as well as those in the position to impose societal policies are always eager ...

Writings of Max Weber are representing fundamental importance to Sociology as scientific discipline. While different concepts were still not described, he has tried to clear up situations considering power, people attitudes, economy, and religion and even give them definitions which we are interpreting till nowadays. His works are without doubt having particular semantic load. This makes them harder to read but more challenging to explain. While analyzing different concepts described by Weber we should also take into consideration time when he was writing and influence of European, precisely, German politics and economics which somehow could have been different from ...

Still archrivals, the USA and Russia have not only the different perception of the political world making for their incompatibility, but also quite different political cultures. Liberty-wise, the USA is an oasis of human rights and liberties while, in Russia, people are sometimes not even at liberty to leave the country for a holiday. The USA scores much higher on the index of equal money-earning and political opportunities. Russia tops the USA with regard to corruption and the lack of the rule of law, the latter being important in the west. Beyond that, the USA is a resident’ centric, ...

As a Christian, falling into the trap of pleasing people can be easy. In essence, people-pleasing and approval-motivated leadership are one critical area that can lead to the loss of happiness and joy in a Christian if left unchecked. In Luke 6.26, the bible teaches that “There’s trouble ahead when you live only for the approval of others, saying what flatters them, doing what indulges them.” It shows that the aspect of pleasing people will never bring anything positive in return, but in most cases, it would be the source of trouble and unhappiness, which is against the purpose ...

ABSTRACT

With the growth in computer networks that are used in organizations, there is a need to have a way in which networks are managed and monitored. This phenomenon is taking shape as more and more companies develop new applications to sustain their networks. There different types of traffic that are found to be traversing computer networks need to be monitored. SNMP management console is one of Network Instruments application that brings cross-platform SNMP standards to the Observer. Network administrators and consultants will find SNMP management tools important in the monitoring, diagnosis and repair of networks. Network monitoring helps in having continued ...

Voluntourism Analysis: Positive Development for Local Communities?

The term ‘voluntourism’ suggests just that. But while intentions of the travelers may be pure and noble, the outcome and propensity of accomplishing truly positive achievements in a geo-developing world context may be questionable, doubtful, or downright detrimental for the people in local communities. The goal herein is to evaluate the pros and cons and make a position.

Untrained youth in volunteerism is a problem. In Doc Zone Volunteers Unleashed (2015), most of the young volunteers are privileged white girls from Western societies. Statistics bear this out, placing most of the voluntourism sectors ...

EO 13493 and 13567 is a follow up reversal of EO 13492, which was a presidential order for the close down of Guantanamo Bay. Guantanamo Bay is the detention camp for terrorist suspects under investigation by both the U.S government and the Interpol. The president signed the executive order in January 2009 (Whitehouse.gov).

The order sought to create and try out new ways of arresting, detaining and convicting the terror suspects as opposed to exploiting ways of closing it down. This decision by the president of the United States was possible due to various factors. The EO could have been ...

Question 1

Quality can be defined as elusive in that different people interpret it differently. Few can define quality in measurable terms that can be operationalised.

- Transcendental quality

According to this approach, Quality is a natural factor that is recognizable worldwide as a mark of high standards free from any defects. Some people see it as one which cannot be given a definite definition since human beings can only learn through experience. Examples of this are;

“Where shopping is a pleasure” Supermarket; “We love to fly and it shows” Airline.

- The Product-based

This product views quality as measurable and quantifiable. Products are made of various ingredients and mostly the more the ...

Review of David G. Phillips (2013) “Clinical social workers as Diagnosticians: legal and ethical issues”

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David G. Phillips in his article “clinical social workers as Diagnosticians: legal and ethical issues” 2003, describes the issues associated with the diagnosis of mental illness. He notes that since 1980, there have been many changes in the practice of clinical social workers that included the medicalization of the diagnosis. Such trends began with the publication of the third edition of DSM-III. The trend was accelerated by the involvement of insurance systems for both the government and private organizations that required proof of the necessity of treatment. After DSM-III, DSM-IV followed, and by the time of publication of ...

As our society expands, the amount of artificial light produced by us increases, which affects many endangered flora and fauna(Longcore & Rich, 2004). Very few studies document the effects of light pollution on insect taxa. Therefore, we need a number of baseline studies to understand the implications of light pollution on insects and plants. Artificial lighting at our homes, shops and other establishments may jeopardize the ecology of several insect species. In this experiment, I want to use moths as a bio indicator for the effects of light pollution. To find out which type of lighting attracts moths most, the ...

The journal article was written to provide an overview of physical and chemical processes affecting changes in coral reef ecosystem. These changes are influenced by anthropogenic greenhouse gas emission (Hoegh-Guldberg, Mumby and Hooten 1737) that triggers physical processes involving laws of thermodynamics. The journal article also shows how the basic principle and theory of thermodynamics occur at global scale over a long period of time. Consequently, the physical processes influence the chemical processes that eventually lead to further changes in ocean ecosystem. The article introduces reader to the existing phenomena of warming and acidifying of the seas (Hoegh-Guldberg, Mumby ...

This paper presents an overview of the North Sea area. In addition, it provides a history of the exploration of the area, petroleum occurrence and location of the North Sea. Consequently, it provides a description of the Stratigraphy of the southern Northern Sea, Central North Sea and the Northern North Sea. A brief description of the tectonic history of the area is provided taking note of the four major tectonic events that occurred. These were the Caledonian collision, rifting and basin formation as identified in the Carboniferous, Mesozoic rifting and graben formation and the inversion.

Province Geology (North Sea)

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Discovery of gas in the ...

The city of Good Year is located in the county of Maricopa, Arizona, United Sates of America. The city is in the Phoenix suburb in the Phoenix Metropolitan area. The area has a population of 65275 people according to the census results of 2010. It is among the fastest growing in cities as compared to the other cities and towns in the state of Arizona. Good Year city is the home for the Goodyear Ballpark a part where the Cincinnati Reds and the Cleveland Indians of the MLB do their practice and training during spring. This city is named Good year ...

The North Sea Petroleum Province is made up of Northern and Central North Sea. This is the greatest oil producing region in the world. It has been, for the last 30 years, playing a major role as Britain’s resource base and a contributor to the country’s wealth. This region also touches Norway and the Shetland Islands which are part of the Northern arms of the Late Jurassic system. This report gives an account of much of what is already known about Petroleum geology, Palaeogeography and tectonostratigraphic development of the Upper Jurassic, Middle Jurassic and the Lower Cretaceous rocks in ...

Soil Erosion

Soil erosion is the degradation of the soil, which is a natural occurring process occurring on the land cover. This process is caused by several agents including: water, wind, human beings activities animals. The degree of soil erosion is determined by the intensity of the force of the causative agent and the nature of the soil cover. The end result is loss of the top rich soil in nutrients, low quality of crops, damaged networks of water drainage and reduced quality of the surface water. This paper will discuss only the major agents of soil erosion which are water, wind ...