Kayleigh Schmidt Purpose 2: Exercise 1 Part A Purpose: The purpose of this lab is to explore inoculation‚ incubation‚ isolation‚ inspection‚ and identification. Inoculation is the placement of a small sample or cells or the material with cells on a culture media that helps these cells grow. Incubation involves the optimal growth temperature in a controlled setting and is when the cells start to become visible. There are two types of inspection‚ macroscopic and microscopic‚ and it helps to identify
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Question 1 Who developed the racial and income segregation model that we covered in section 2? Answer for Question 1 You entered: Your Answer | | Score | Explanation | Thomas Schelling | ✔ | 1.00 | | Total | | 1.00 / 1.00 | | Question Explanation Thomas Schelling developed the segregation model from section 2. [See 2.2‚ "Schelling’s Segregation Model" Question 2 Note: this question is somewhat difficult. You may need to follow along with video lecture 2.3 as you solve. Recall
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1. 1. If you were Iris‚ how would you reply to Gloria’s question? If I were Iris I would thank Gloria for her efforts in pre-screening applicants‚ and inform her that from now on I would be taking over the screening process. Gloria is simply not aware of what Iris is looking for in an applicant. Gloria does not understand Information Security certifications or why they are important. To avoid this situation in the future I would take the time to educate Gloria on the various IS certifications
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and RSPCA. Procedure In order to find the information‚ I used the following methods: Internet – http://www.google.co.uk The organization Website – www.sainsburys.co.uk and http://www.RSPCA.co.uk BND Business Book – BTEC National Business Book 1 Findings The type of ownership is Sainsbury’s are public limited company (plc) – has its shares bought and sold on the stock exchange. left1079500The key stakeholders for Sainsbury’s are; Customers – they want a company to produce high quality‚
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constant if output (or sales) varies. Here‚ the leasing costs of aircraft and the ground service costs are both fixed cost‚ since no matter how many flights you run per week‚ both leasing costs and ground service costs stay fixed in the short term. b. (1) The total number of tourist flights and business flights offered per week is 120. Weekday # of flight/per day one way/roundtrip # of operating days/per wk # of flights/per wk business 5 2 5 50 tourist 3 2 5 30 Weekend # of flight/per day one way/roundtrip
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Energy is the foundation of industrialized world; without energy‚ life as we know it would cease to exist. The yearly energy and fuel consumption rates have risen dramatically within the last years. This phenomenon is a direct result of globalization pressures‚ the international information network we call the Internet‚ and a population that seems to be hitting the dangerous upswing of the Malthusian curve. Although there is not yet a current shortage of conventional fuels‚ such as reserves of coal
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plaque" (qtd. in. Corporate Social Responsibility). As hundreds of billions of dollars are gained at the expense of ethical crimes‚ it becomes increasingly obvious that these tycoons put the weight of their bottom line before everything else. Wal-Mart Stores
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Medically Important Taenia saginata Echinococcus granulosus Hymenolipes nana (beef tapeworm) E. multiocularis (dwarf tapeworm) Taenia solium E. vogari Hymenolipes diminuta (pork tapeworm) E. oligarthus (rat tapeworm) 1- Diphyllobothriasis T. saginata : Cystic echinococcosis 2- Pernicious anemia intestinal taeniasis (hydatid tapeworm infection) T. solium : which is either primary or Intestinal taeniasis & secondary Diphyllobothrium latum Spp. Disease Human hymenolepiasis
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perform the same functions as existing PCs but costs only half as much to manufacture. Several patents protect the unique design of this computer. My CEO has asked me to formulate a recommendation for how to expand into Western Europe. My options are (1) to export from the US‚ (2) to license a European firm to manufacture and market the computer in Europe There are pros to exporting out of the U.S. If my company is solely based out of the U.S it is easy for me to have eyes and hands on abilities
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Question #1 Consider the following information: | |Q1 |Q2 |Q3 | |Beginning inventory (units) |0 |300 |300 | |Actual units produced |1‚000 |800 |1‚250 | |Budgeted units to be produced |1‚000 |1‚000 |1‚000
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