Programmers generally give algebraic expressions in their simplest form, but not always, simplification deals with this. A set of algorithms applies arithmetic identities attempting to find the one with the smallest set of instruction. This is not simple, doing it generally is not possible. For e.g. would you know that: sqrt(exp(alog(x)/y)) = exp(alog(x)/2*y) Your compiler probably will, but only because the calculation occurs in the whetstone benchmark, so compiler designers have tuned for i...
According to Dirk Geeraerts, linguistic theories often tend to be fairly insular affairs, whereas Cognitive Linguistics seems to form an archipelago instead of an island. Rather than a demarcated area, it is an agglomeration of closely connected linguistic research that share the same view, but have not yet been gathered under one precise theory. When compared to other hypotheses Cognitive Linguistics is an open, flexile theory rather than a confined one. In addition, Cognitive Linguistics de...
The second page usually contains your executive summary, which is a summary of your paper. The executive summary should include your topic, purpose/thesis, and conclusions. Some instructors may tell you not to include an executive summary for a short paper or for a report. The summary should be approximately 120 words. Thus, you should always check with your instructor concerning its length, or before excluding the executive summary. Note that the title "Executive Summary" is on the first lin...
The following journal entries are from the view of a 16 year old Jewish girl in Gurs a concentration camp in France. This young girl named Rachel spent a little over 11 months in Gurs. Here is her story. Dear Journal, I'm not for sure what has been going on lately. I do know that things aren't getting better for me, my family and my Jewish friends. The Nazis are gaining control in the area. It truly is a Nazi world with this type of government (H. Littman personal communication Feb. 24, 2011)...
INTRODUCTION Do you have any query? Login to any search engine, type a word or phrase into the search box and click search button. Just wait for a few seconds, and links to thousands (or millions) of pages will appear. With more than 12 billion searches being performed each month as of January 2009 (according to comScore), approximately 400 million web searches are performed every day. This means that on average more than 4,500 searches are performed every single second of every day. In addit...
Introduction In today's economy, change is all-pervasive in organizations. It happens continuously, and often at rapid speed. Because change has become an everyday part of organizational dynamics, employees who resist change can actually cripple an organization. Resistance is an inevitable response to any major change. Individuals naturally rush to defend the status quo if they feel their security or status are threatened. Folger & Skarlicki (1999) claim that “organizational change can ...
Introduction My report is on time management. In it I will be discussing what time management is, what its importance is and how it has assisted me in preparing this assignment. On top of that I will also like to bring to your notice a few issues of TIME MANAGEMENT and in the end I will give you my critical analysis. 2. TIME MANAGEMET "Time is the scarcest resource of the manager; If it is not managed, nothing else can be managed" Peter F Drucker, (1909-2005). Managing time is everything in t...
This paper present the development of a handheld solarimeter which is integrated with temperature sensor modules by using the application of Microcontroller PIC16F877A. The solarimeter employs a reference solar cell which is calibrated to measure the solar irradiance. Besides the solarimeter, two temperature sensor modules will also be introduced to measure ambient temperature and photovoltaic module temperature respectively. All measurements from the solarimeter and temperature modules will ...
There were 2 role play interviews; the first interview was conducted in front of the class. Different jobs and criteria were created and put into a hat, which were picked out at random. I chose Care assistant for the elderly. There were specific criteria for the job, needs and musts that I had to fulfill to get the job, such as qualifications. I had to research into caring for the elderly, and prepare questions that could possibly come up and questions to ask the interviewer. During the inter...
Plagiarism as defined by the legal dictionary is "The act of appropriating the literary composition of another author, or excerpts, ideas, or passages therefrom, and passing the material off as one's own creation." [http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/plagiarism]. Quoting from a dictionary without referencing the source is not considered plagiarism, it is considered plagiarism only if you are writing your own dictionary. Plagiarism is both a professional and a moral issue; it can be...
