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    and several others‚ ventured throughout the seas. They moved westward in search of direct trade routes to India and China. Numerous countries‚ led by Spain and Portugal‚ set sail using various navigational devices. Unintentionally‚ this led to the discovery of the Americas‚ which then sparked the Colombian Exchange. At this same time in Anatolia (present-day Turkey)‚ the Ottoman empire was thriving with powerful weaponry‚ such as muskets and gunpowder‚ conquering places like the once magnificent Byzantine

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    The Success of Spain in the New World During the sixteenth century after Christopher Columbus discovery of the new world‚ many European empires were attracted to the new world. Among all the empires that ruled over the new world; Spain was the most successful one. The reason for their success over the other empire was due to their ability to manipulate the economy‚ establishment of political system and their relation with the aboriginals and the disease they brought in the new world. It wasn’t an

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    had developed trade networks. Leif Eriksson‚ a son of a Viking‚ sailed from West Norway to Greenland when heavy winds blew his ship to the coast of North America. It was not until 300 years later‚ in the 1400s‚ when people became interested in the discovery of new land and when Henry the Navigator advanced exploration by building a navigation school. Advancements in technology and a desire for new goods and new trade routes helped bring about the Age of Exploration‚ while slavery‚ disease‚ and war were

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    CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 3 COMPANY PROFILE 4 KNOWLEDGE PROCESS 5 PROCESS COMPARISON 6 PFIZER DRUG DEVELOPMENT PROCESS 7 RANBAXY DRUG DEVELOPMENT PROCESS 7 CONCLUSION 8 INTRODUCTION Knowledge management is systematic management of intellectual capital and organizational knowledge as well as the associated processes of creating‚ gathering‚ organizing‚ retrieving‚ leveraging‚ and using intellectual capital for the purposes of improving organizations and the people in them

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    with a focus on marketing and communication at the same time. After graduation I was Awarded the title BBA. My favorite sports are table-tennis‚ Roller-skating‚ swimming & ice-hockey. When I don’t have anything to do‚ I love to watch animal planet or discovery channel or I spend some time studying Chinese language which I have studied for almost 5 years. I also like traveling‚ cooking‚ going out for a walk‚ meeting new people. My goals in life are very simple. Currently I am aiming to honestly and diligently

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    The medieval and early modern periods were eras with distinctive issues and ideals. Some of their key themes were very similar‚ such as the importance of religion and the role it played in everyday life‚ while other matters were unique to their time‚ such as the medieval selling of indulgences‚ or the early modern Reformation of the Church. These examples illustrate clearly the mixture of change and stasis in the two ages‚ as a subject shared by both periods yielded so great a diversity of issues

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    Literally the term means “________________________‚” and is a reference to a time period of intellectual and artistic creativity in Europe between the 14th and 17th centuries. It paved the way for an age of _____________________________________ and discovery. 4. TECHNOLOGY – A term referring to the use of scientific knowledge for ___________________________ purposes. ________________________________ in the 15th century in this area paved the way for European voyages of exploration. 5. ASTROLABE

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    Caribbean had a profound and lasting impact on both the Old and New Worlds. Discuss Columbus’s voyages. Discuss Spanish claims to the new lands in the West. Explain how Europeans’ understanding of world geography changed due to Columbus’s discoveries. Discuss the Columbian Exchange. 3. The labor system that existed in Virginia until the 1670s profoundly influenced nearly every feature of Chesapeake society. Identify the source of labor and explain the major characteristics of this labor

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    criminal strangers. However‚ there are evidences that refute this. Both optical and ultrasonic fingerprint recognition systems could be cheated just with printed image or jelly print (alike to real finger with 3D effects) of the fingerprint. The Discovery channel show “The Myth busters” has proven it with their quite convincing experiments. They tried to get access to the door with fingerprint lock with different options of prints and have come to that the myth

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    lands and the natives he encountered. (p.68). Columbus may not have known the brutal Spanish conquests that were to swiftly follow his initial voyage but his letter laid the groundwork for a quick conquest. Columbus heightened interest in his discoveries by exaggerating some of his findings‚ especially the gold he said he found on the islands he explored. (p.68). Furthermore in describing Espanola‚ Columbus stated that it as the situation most convenient and in the best position for the mines

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