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    FAST HAAR TRANSFORM BASED FEATURE EXTRACTION FOR MULTIMODAL BIOMETRIC SYSTEM ABSTRACT In many real-world applications‚ uni-modal biometric systems often face significant limitations due to sensitivity to noise‚ interclass variability‚ data quality‚ non universality‚ and other factors. Attempting to improve the performance of individual matchers in such situations may not prove to be highly effective. Multi-biometric systems

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    a steady hand when he wrote The Prince. Russia delivered a leader capable of taking power and controlling it in such a form as Machiavelli prescribed it. Vladimir Ilich Lenin was this man‚ he became the first leader of one of the most Machiavellian governments ever in existence‚ the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Lenin represented the key principles of the Machiavellian idea. When the Communist government finally started to function properly‚ Lenin managed to be both loved and feared as

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    contributing factor for the restoration of the economy‚ enabling Russia to feed itself and the removal of the final pockets of opposition to the Bolshevik rule. The rebellion from the once loyal Kronstadt sailors forced Lenin realise that there had to be a dramatic change in Russian policy. Despite this step back towards capitalism‚ the introduction of the NEP was to be seen only as a temporary measure. Although it provided Russia with no long term solution to its future development‚ the NEP was

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    Stalin’s Russia‚ 1924-53 The leadership struggle * Russia wasn’t a democracy * Struggle wasn’t about winning popularity with the people * Influence was very important * Lenin was leader as party respected him could count on the loyalty of most party members The contenders: Leon Trotsky * Most obvious contender * Heroism during revolution and Civil War * Organised October Revolution and commanded Red Army * 1917-22 Lenin’s right-hand man * Radicalism‚ strong

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    Debate: Lenin‚ Tyrant or Savior? The debate is still going on between high profile historians as to whether or not Lenin was a Tyrant or a Savior. It is hard to just take one side‚ as it is not clear cut. To understand better why it is so hard to put Lenin under one of theses profiles‚ I will study the arguments as to why he was a Tyrant. Then I will go over the arguments which support the idea that Lenin was in fact a Savior. I will then be able to take an opinion. Lenin was very interested

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    on the timeline. Specifically‚ choose events that are relevant to the political and economic development of Russia during this period. Your timeline should include a minimum of 15 events over this time period. Plot each event to indicate when they occurred‚ but also decide to what extent each event was moving Russia toward modernization and stability‚ or whether the event was moving Russia toward REVOLUTION.  For each event‚ provide a 1-2 sentence justification to explain why you placed it in a

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    The Rise of Communism: Marx and Lenin Marx’s class struggle was one of the founding ideas of Lenin’s modern socialism. Marx’s ideas were socialist- he believed in equalizing the economic asymmetry. Marx’s (and Engels) ideals consisted of a passive and natural mental shift from one political mentality to the next‚ claiming that society evolved together: from one phase to the next. According to Marx‚ class struggle evolved from hunter to slavery to feudalism to capitalism to imperialism to socialism

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    Goodbye Lenin Analysis

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    Goodbye‚ Lenin is a heart-warming film about a son’s attempt to make time stand still in order to keep his sick mother from knowing the truth about the political changes. His mother‚ Christiana‚ is a strong political activist in the Socialist party in East Germany. She becomes ill after she sees her son‚ Alex‚ protesting in the streets‚ she falls into a coma after suffering a heart attack. During the eight months she is in a coma‚ the Berlin Wall comes down and capitalism floods in from the west

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    Rodney Clapp agrees with what Hauerwas says on his essay (Embodied Holiness‚ p. 19-38) that Christians should be worry about becoming holy (p. 63). Clapp’s understanding of Hauerwas’ point of view of the peasant discloses that we‚ in a way‚ have some kind of embodied and habituated knowledge of holiness – Michael Polanyi’s concept of “tacit knowledge” (p.64) affirming that Hauerwas is right to think that the church faces a considerable challenge in becoming a “disciplined body of disciples since

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    What are the Key Security Challenges Faced by the Southeast Asian states? The states that make up the region of Southeast Asia play a significant role in both economic and security issues throughout all of Asia. Though Southeast Asia as a region is largely an artificial academic construction‚ the states involved are commonly understood to be Thailand‚ Burma‚ Cambodia‚ Laos‚ Vietnam‚ Philippines‚ Malaysia‚ Indonesia‚ Singapore‚ Brunei and East Timor. While many of the members of Southeast Asia vary

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