1 Define what is meant by: (i) an input device[1] (ii) an output device[1] (iii) A local hockey league is run by a secretary from home. The secretary is responsible for all fixtures and league tables.The secretary is blind and uses her home computer for carrying out the necessary tasks.State a suitable hardware peripheral for each of input‚ output and storage‚ which the secretary could use. Justify your choices. [6] 2 (a) Define the following types of software: (i) operating system[1]
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1 What are the main features of the AES/EBU digital interconnect format? How many channels per cable‚ what type of connectors are used‚ etc? The AES/EBU format uses 110 ohm balanced cables with XLR connections and 2 channels. It supports PCM code. 2 Which digital interconnect format is found on a Tascam DA-88 digital multitrack recorder? 3 On the Yamaha 02R96‚ what is the function of the LAYER button? 4. How many inputs are there on a fully configured 02R96? 5. On the 02R96‚ what does Selected
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Unit II Assessment Question 2 Ramesh Punna Columbia Southern University Original Passage Large-Scale Complex IT Systems (Ian Sommerville‚ Dave Cliff‚ Radu Calinescu‚Justin Keen‚ Tim Kelly ‚ Marta Kwiatkowska‚John McDermid‚ and Richard Paige): Complexity stems from the number and type of relationships between the system’s components and between the system and its environment. If a relatively small number of relationships exist between system components and they change relatively slowly
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Define metabolism: The sum of all biological chemical reactions inside a cell or organism Differences in catabolism and anabolism: Catabolism is an enzyme-regulated chemical reaction that releases energy. Complex organic compounds such as glucose‚ amino acids‚ glycerol and fatty acids are broken down into simpler ones. The energy of catabolic reactions is used to drive the anabolic reactions. Anabolism is also enzyme regulated but requires energy for taking the simpler broken down components
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STUDY GUIDE FOR PRACTICAL #1 Spring 2015 Bio 115 (Biology I Lab) 1. Be able to identify the parts of the compound light microscope. Know the functions of those parts. 2. Understand how to focus a slide/specimen under the microscope. Be familiar with the steps taken to focus under low and high power. Be ready to define and calculate total magnification and know what happens to the field of view when the magnification is increased. 3. Understand how to measure the field diameter using a
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PSY 422 – STUDY GUIDE #1 – CLASSICAL & INSTRUMENTAL CONDITIONING Chapter 3: Classical Conditioning: Foundations Chapter 3 begins with a brief examination of the history of classical conditioning. The research of Pavlov‚ Twitmyer‚ Vul’fson and Snarskii is presented. The historical accounts are used as a basis for defining the classical conditioning paradigm. Several experimental situations‚ including fear conditioning‚ eyeblink conditioning‚ sign tracking‚ and taste-aversion learning‚ are described
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HROB 101 Final Study Guide Chapter 12 – Leadership Leadership – ability to influence a group in goal achievement Trait theories – identifying traits that differentiate effective leaders from non-leaders Behavior Theories: Ohio State – found two leadership behaviors‚ consideration and initiating-structure‚ but these two types of behaviors are independent dimensions 1. Consideration behavior –when the leader is concerned with the subordinates’ feelings and respecting subordinates’ ideas
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Climate Change: Greenhouse gasses in atmosphere. Solar energy is absorbed‚ reflected (infrared radiation) but GHG trap heat. Issue: Man made greenhouse gasses affecting temperature. Why exists: CO2 acts as a negative externality. There is a commons issue with the atmosphere (inadequate property rights). Supply & demand: Supply increases – searching for new pools of resources and new tech makes it easier and cheaper to extract. Impacts: Benefits: Heating costs less‚ agricultural production patterns
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The first listening guide piece I chose for this assignment was listening guide 51 “Wheat Song” which is from an Egyptian film song. The second listening guide I chose is listening guide 53 “Samoan Moon” a Hawaiian song. These two pieces are very different from each other. They represent the cultures they are from by the types of instruments used‚ the types of singing and the cultural traditions they each have. Even though they have many differences these songs are very similar as well which I will
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UNIT 2 Study Guide AP Human Geography Exam Population: Demography: The study of human populations Over Population: The definition of over population is having too many people and to little resources Carrying Capacity: The largest number of people that the environment of a particular area can support Doubling Time: The time it takes for a population to double Four most over populated regions/Sparsely populated regions in the world (Over populated): East Asia South Asia Southeast
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