THE CONCEPT OF SPECIES What are species? Species are the basic taxonomic units of biological classification. This grouping of organisms of "like kind" into discrete and stable units has been traced at least from the time of Plato and Aristotle. The term derives from the Latin "specere" (to look at‚ to behold)‚ with the meaning of "kind‚“ "quality‚" "appearance‚" "shape‚" or "a peculiar sort.“ In the past‚ species were classified according to their shape. Carl Linnaeus (1707-1778)‚ the
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Literature The nature of drama Drama utilizes plot and characters‚ develops a theme‚ arouses emotion or appeals to humor. It may be escapist or interpretive. Much drama is poetry. But drama has one characteristic‚ it is written primarily to be performed‚ not read. It presents its actions through actors‚ on a stage‚ and before an audience. Of the four major points of view open for a fiction writer‚ dramatists are limited to one- the objective‚ or dramatic. Dramatists cannot enter the
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Marketing is a social and managerial process by which individuals and groups obtain what they need and want through creating and exchanging value with others. Marketing involves building and managing profitable exchange relationships with customers. The role of marketing is to understand consumers‚ create value‚ and build strong customer relationships. All of these steps form the basis for the fourth step‚ building profitable customer relationships and create customer delight. In the final step‚
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Angeles University Foundation College of Computer Studies Bachelor of Science in Information Technology DMS 410 – Database Management System 1 Chapter 1 - Introduction to Database Management Answers to Review Questions What is redundancy? What problems are associated with redundancy? 1. Redundancy is the duplication of data or the storing of the same data in more than one place. Redundancy wastes space‚ makes the updating of data more cumbersome and time-consuming‚ and can lead
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Monopolistically competitive market In Principles of Economics (third edition)‚ N. Gregory Mankiw describes the market as the combination of buyers and sellers of a particular good or service (64). Economists have defined three key elements for any industry to be classified in the market: the number of firms‚ the similarity of the products and the ease of entering a certain industry. By using these features‚ four market structures can be classified—perfect competition‚ monopolistic competition‚
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Introduction to primavera 6 terms * Project Charter * Statement of the scope‚ schedule‚ budget‚ objectives and participants(Team Members – Roles and Responsibilities)‚ risks‚ procedures‚ client approvals in a project. * The purpose of the project charter is to document: * Reasons for undertaking the project * Objectives and constraints of the project * Identities of the main stakeholders * In-scope and out-of-scope items * High level risk management
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Background of the Study Food in art has been around since as early as the Ancient Egyptian era. During this time it was depicted in tombs in belief that it would become available in the afterlife. Later‚ in Roman times‚ the rich would display decorative mosaics‚ usually a glass bowl of fruit‚ to show off the food of the upper class. (Thompson‚ 2011) Aspects of realism‚ attention to composition and arrangement and a concern with allegorical meanings carried over in the 18thcentury‚ which saw more
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1. (15%) Prove the following program is correct: {n > 0} count = n; sum = 0; P: {n>0 and count = n and sum = 0} while count 0 do sum = sum + count; count = count 1; end Q: {sum = 1 + 2 +… + n} Please note that you need to do this question in the following steps: a) Find a candidate loop invariant I. Show the induction steps using which you find I. Σn k=1 k - Σn k=1k = 0 c)Show {I and B} S {I} P: {sum + count = n + (n-1) +…. + (count+1) + count} => I: {sum = n + (n-1) +…. + (count+1)}
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Problem #1: Acute Pain r/t R TKR Revision Goal/Outcome: Patient will have pain no > 3/10 on my shift. Nursing Intervention Rationale Patient Responses Assess pt’s sx & sx of pain and administer pain meds as prescribed. Monitor and record the Rx effectiveness and adverse effects. Assessment allows for care plan modification‚ as needed. (Potter & Perry‚ 965) Patient denies pain and discomfort‚ but stats pain is around a 4/10 at 11 am. (Last pain med given at 6 am) Plan Activities with pt to
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NUMBER OF BARANGAYS CREATED‚ REINSTATED‚ DELISTED AND TRANSFERRED FOR THE PERIOD 1992 TO 1995 TOTAL NUMBER OF BARANGAYS REGION As of Dec. 31‚ 1991 3‚263 2‚311 2‚940 5‚610 7 16 3 9 Transferred Created Reinstated Delisted - + As of Dec. 31‚ 1995 3‚265 2‚311 2‚947 5‚614 0 0 I II III IV IV-A IV-B V VI VII VIII IX X XI XII XIII CAR NCR ARMM TOTAL 2 3‚458 4‚047 3‚002 4‚389 2‚109 2‚496 1‚800 1‚401 4 1 1 3 28 14 30 29 1 1 2 24 996 308 246 9 3‚471 4‚048 3‚003 4‚390 2‚113 1‚514
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