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    Homicide Investigation Techniques Cynthia A. Fortenberry CJ210: Criminal Investigations Kaplan University Online Abstract Murder investigations are started when there is a suspicious death‚ there is precise steps that should be followed during a murder investigation. So that the case can be brought to court and prosecuted evidence is collected‚ suspects and witnesses are interviewed. The law enforcement personnel that participate in a murder investigation are individually trained to handle

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    approach is very similar to fingerprint analysis. The pattern of a lip pattern is unique to every person. Lip prints can be found on any surface that come in contact with the lips‚ for example‚ eating utensils‚ glasses‚ and cigarettes. There are many techniques to make lip prints visible as if you were making a latent fingerprint visible. There are two different ways to make lip prints visible. One way is to simply apply lipstick and to press ones lips to a surface. Another way is to have someone press

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    What is Window Dressing and the techniques the companies normally use to manipulate a set of account ? Window dressing is the act of showing a better position in the financial statements than actually exist. It is a form of creative accounting and while the financial statements have been prepared in accordance with accounting standards there is bias in the way the figures are presented. The aim of window dressing is to improve the financial statements and show them in a more favourable light

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    TECHNIQUES FOR INVENTORY CONTROL: THE NEED FOR INVENTORY In industry‚ inventory means ’stock of goods’. It may mean raw materials‚ work-in-progress‚ maintenance materials‚ processed and semi-processed materials‚ oils‚ fuels and lubricants as well as finished and semi-finished goods. They may be either in solid‚ liquid or gaseous form‚ required for future use‚ mainly in the production process as in the case of finished goods for re-sale. In any case‚ it is an idle resource having an economic value

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    Civil right leader Reverend Jesse Jackson says “Our children need our presence more than our presents”. This saying is very true. The most precious present a parent can give their children is just being with their kids. All parents love their kids but kids are not able respond equally. Today neither parents are able to express their love nor are the kids able to realize it. Parents are never able to embrace their kids and say you love your kids. But that doesn’t mean parents love their kids any less

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    volatility. According to the United States Department of Commerce‚ “the Australian economy grew for 17 consecutive years before the Global Financial Crisis” (“Doing Business in Australia”‚ 2011). This is in large part a result of the tight credit limitations and strict lending regulations of the Australian banks. Because of these qualities‚ the United States has become very involved in Australia’s trade and financial markets. The U.S. is the largest source of foreign investment and the primary destination

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    Radio Programme Techniques

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    An Overview of Production Principles and Techniques TOWARDS EFFECTIVE RADIO PROGRAMME DELIVERY: Oba Abdulkadir LA’ARO (B.sc‚ M.sc Mass Comm. Unilag‚ PGDE NTI) Department of Mass Communication University of Ilorin. Presented at Radio Kwara Programming Conference held between 15th --19th June 2009‚ Mandate Hall Radio Kwara‚ Ilorin. Introduction. Radio Stations like all other Mass Media Organisations‚ have one means through which they manifest the

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    METHODS OF INSTRUCTION THE PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES OF INSTRUCTION INTRODUCTION. The effectiveness and efficiency of training and instruction will largely depend on the ability of the instructor to teach. All Instructors must expect to have to instruct because soldiering and instructing go hand in hand. They must therefore‚ know thoroughly‚ not only their military and professional subjects‚ skills‚ techniques but also how to instruct. INSTRUCTOR QUALITIES. The qualities of a good instructor

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    Department of Chemical Engineering 13CGC037: Dissertation BEng Status (non-DIS placement) Microencapsulation Techniques and Applications Student Name: Photchara Chawasap‚ B118708 Date: 26/9/2013 Word Count: 8321 SUMMARY Microencapsulation is a technique in which active ingredients solid or liquid are coated within a second material for the purpose of protecting the active ingredient from the surrounding environment. The coated core material is called a ‘microcapsule’

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    Aseptic Technique 1

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    Aseptic technique Michele Pearson‚ Leah Christine Silver‚ and William Jarvis Purpose Aseptic technique is employed to maximize and maintain asepsis‚ the absence of pathogenic organisms‚ in the clinical setting. The goals of aseptic technique are to protect the patient from infection and to prevent the spread of pathogens. Often‚ practices that clean (remove dirt and other impurities)‚ sanitize (reduce the number of microorganisms to safe levels)‚ or disinfect (remove most microorganisms but not

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