se of 3 - D Modeling – 3 - D modeling software can be used to more accurately model and detail construction projects. A 3 - D model defines and communicates the architect’s design vision to the various stakeholders and is a unique digital document that can be used for all phases of design‚ procurement‚ construction‚ and operation. A major benefit of using 3 - D digital representations of projects is the ability to communicate graphical project information to all. A 3 - D model
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ITO 1 Individual Assignment Social Construction and Social Shaping of Technology Course Tutors: Professor Brain Bloomfield & Professor Theo Vurdubakis Submitted by: Amit Tewari Student Id: 30646848 Abstract Theories of social construction of technology provide ways to identify the influence of society in development of technologies. What do we mean when we say that technology is socially constructed? This paper explaining the theory of social construction of technology and providing with some
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Chapter 1: Introduction The materials that usually used for construction such as reinforced concrete‚ timber‚ brick‚ and also steel. In Malaysia‚ the steel has been used especially for the construction of electric tower‚ industrial building (factory)‚ roof truss‚ bridge and more. However‚ the usage of steel for residential is limited because their usage depends on the accompany with the other material. Steel framed structures are designed with the connections between the separate members treated
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differences between masculinity and femininity‚ thus‚ different from the concept of sex describing biological differences between females and males. From a sociological perspective‚ gender is a social construction or an outcome of the social environment. In the definitional aspect‚ social construction relates to the processes by which ideas on how things should work undergo conceptualization into social reality. Before the emergence of the sociology of gender in the 1970s‚ Functionalists focused on
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Course: Macroeconomics Sec: 04 Instructor: Biplob Kumar Nandi Lecturer Department of Economics Assignment Submission Group Name: “Motivators” Group Members: |Name: |ID No: | |Himel Roy |2010-3-10-121 | |Md. Imrul Hasan
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Fundamentals of Macroeconomics Paper Jerry L. Robinson ECO/372 JUNE 07‚ 2012 CHAD McDermott Fundamentals of Macroeconomics Paper Gross domestic product: is the value of all goods and services produced in a country in any given year or specific time period. This is measured in dollar amounts and basically the higher the GDP‚ the better the economy is for that country. Real gross domestic product: is nominal Gross domestic product that has been adjusted for inflation. This means that the quantity
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A Dynamic Macroeconomic Model for the US Telecommunications Industry1 Elias Aravantinos‚ Stevens Institute of Technology‚ Wesley J. Howe School of Management‚ Hoboken‚ NJ‚ USA2 Dr. Fotios Harmantzis‚ Stevens Institute of Technology‚ Wesley J. Howe School of Management‚ Hoboken‚ NJ‚ USA ABSTRACT Dynamic models have been used in most businesses serving different purposes. The increased changes of the Telecommunications environment have created a dynamic industry emerging new dynamic economic models
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Summary of the Russian Economic Policies March 21‚ 2011 Differences in Fiscal Policy of our Countries Several differences in Russia’s Fiscal Policy from the other countries are the multiple measures that are available to evaluate the performance of fiscal policy. Russia’s debt-stabilizing surplus funding through the Russian Central Bank is Russia’s most appropriate measure when evaluating its ability to sustain the public debt in the long-term. Russia currently has the third largest GDP
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1. Inflation is most likely to result from a(n): Under normal circumstances‚ a short-run trade-off exists between the rate of inflation and the rate of employment. Aggregate supply shocks can cause both higher rates of inflation and higher rates of unemployment. 2. Assume contracts between workers and employers that call for an increase in the wage rate of 5% are based on an expected inflation rate of 3%. Should inflation actually be 6% then: Yes 3. From the perspective of supply-side economists
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Q1) Which of the following is a correct pair of a resource and its opportunity cost? a) land and interest b) capital and rent c) labor and wages d) services and rent Q2) Joe could be at three different jobs that pay $15‚ $10‚ and $8 respectively. If he is not working‚ the opportunity cost is... a) $15. b) $10. c) $8. d) $33. Q3) Apples‚ oranges‚ and peaches are the same price. In descending order‚ Joe’s favorite fruits are apples‚ oranges‚ and peaches. If Joe buys an apple‚ the
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