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    1.)how does the ALE signal demultiplex the ADO-7 bus?explain with diagram?? 2.)what are the advanages of having segmentation?how does the 8086 microprocessor support segmentation? 3.)write an assembly language programme that display the square of a number and its corresponding address from a look up table? 4.)how many flags are there in 8086 microprocessor and what are they? 5.)what is the difference between the physical address and the logical adress? 6.)what do you mean by addressing mode?what

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    Pradeep Kumar Chagantipati Cuw id: F00437246 Security Architecture: Explain why a security architecture should be “layered.” The Technology is also one of the key factor in information security program as companies carry most of their function electronically which exposes them to many security threats. In this information security program‚ for an effective architecture we should provide layered security program in order to provide multiple levels of defense. This is firmly known as Defense-in-depth

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    this‚ there was no need for huge churches because they didn ’t need to accommodate mass numbers of people. However‚ the eleventh century brought an established need for any devoted Christian to make a pilgrimage. (Adams‚ 379) Romanesque church architecture flourished at approximately the same time as the eruption of these pilgrimages. Due to this‚ the Romanesque architects had to construct churches big enough for the abundance of pilgrims. (Adams‚ 382) These churches also had to accommodate the community

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    Modernisation and Transformation of Hong Kong 1 To what extent did the characteristics of British colonial rule in Hong Kong during the first half of the 20th century last until the end of the 20th century? 15 marks Difficulty : Marking criteria Criteria Max. Grade to be awarded Marks • Coherent presentation with reasonable analysis of the characteristics of British colonial rule in Hong Kong during the first half of the 20th century; able to compare the characteristics

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    Now known as Istanbul‚ Byzantium played a very big part in architectural history. Its people‚ the Byzantines‚ developed some of the main architectural features that we still see today. They‚ although originally developed in Rome‚ are renowned for their development of the basilica‚ and their use of domes and alabaster‚ among many other things‚ such as religious depictions and silken textile. A basilica is a building typically used for Christian devotion. It is a rectangular‚ building‚ with colonnades

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    Narrator Listen to a conversation between a librarian and a student in the university library. Librarian: Excuse me... Student: Yes? L: I’m sorry‚ but you can’t drink coffee in here. S: Huh? Wha...why? L: I’m sorry‚ but food and beverages can’t be consumed in the university libraries at any time. S: Why? It’s not hurting anybody... L: No‚ but it might hurt the books. There’s always the danger that you might spill it on library materials. S: But-- I’m not using any library

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    Roman and Greek Architecture Architecture has been a fundamental cornerstone for building societies throughout the entire human development. Architecture in general is constantly changing but the ideas that have been formulated tend to come back and influence the next. They say those who forget history are doomed to repeat it and we can see how we are constantly repeating ourselves in terms of architecture. I shall compare and contrast the Greek and Roman ideal styles of architecture‚ by breaking

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    Although they all lived in the Caribbean‚ they had different economic‚ social and religious practices. Their ways of living were different but there were some similarities‚ and they were also even more advanced than others with technology and architecture. The Tainos also known as the Arawaks were the largest of the three indigenous groups‚ however there settlements were smaller than that of the Mayans and widespread. They had bronze-coloured skin‚ average stature‚ dark‚ flowing‚ curse hair and

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    Giorgio Vasari (30 July 1511 – 27 June 1574) was an Italian painter‚ architect‚ writer and historian‚ most famous today for his Lives of the Most Eminent Painters‚ Sculptors‚ and Architects‚ considered the ideological foundation of art-historical writing. As the first Italian art historian‚ he initiated the genre of an encyclopedia of artistic biographies that continues today. Vasari was the first to use the term "Renaissance" in print‚ though an awareness of the ongoing "rebirth" in the arts had

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    CHAPTER 3: SETTLING THE NORTHERN COLONIES: 1619—1700 The Protestant Reformation Produces Puritanism Know: John Calvin‚ Conversion Experience‚ Visible Saints‚ Church of England‚ Puritans‚ and Separatists. 26. How did John Calvin’s teachings result in some Englishmen wanting to leave England? The Protestant Reformation was led by Henry VIII‚ who became the head of the Church of England. Unfortunately‚ Henry had no interest in making great strides in religion. On the other hand‚ puritans who

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