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    living quality and suffer from a weakening competitiveness because they cannot easily access computers‚ Internet and other information technologies. This "digital Gap" between the haves and the have-nots is rapidly widening‚ and it highlights the phenomenon of "Digital Divide". In the current digital age‚ all business have been following closely the development of information and communication technologies (ICQ). Following the trend‚ businesses apply ICT to manage their resources so as to improve

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    parabolic curve that is defined by an equation - represents consistency FORMULA ONLY HAPPENED BECAUSE IF THE DEFINED ORDER affected by gravity - trajectory case Normal Science - natural science that is observed more regularly (commonly observed phenomenon) thus science is empirical (something that you can measure) - observed and verified - COLLECTION: consistent; coherent (no other observation that will contradict the fact); constructive (every finding is based on something that can lead to something

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    Asian immigrants at gold fields and railway construction in nineteenth century: racism and struggle for rights PRINCY JAIN The economic development history of nineteenth century was extensively affected by the colonialism and the process of capital accumulation and surplus extraction. It involved large out migration of the Asians to various parts of the world to form a pool of workforce at the commercial crop plantations‚ mines‚ or construction works‚ mostly‚ railroad or canal construction. Various

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    Environment Canada Environnement Canada Ozone Depletion and Climate Change: Understanding the Linkages Angus Fergusson Meteorological Service of Canada Published by authority of the Minister of the Environment Copyright © Minister of Public Works and Government Services Canada‚ 2001 Catalogue No. EN56-168/2001E ISBN: 0-662-30692-9 Également disponible en français Author: Angus Fergusson (Environment Canada) Editing: David Francis ( Lanark House Communications) David Wardle

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    International travel and communication now represent ordinary aspects of life. This phenomenon is called globalization. The term entered common vocabulary in the 1980’s and it grew so popular that the economic‚ political and cultural background of today is now described as "The Era of Globalization." However‚ this term needs to be thoroughly clarified as it means different things to different people. To some‚ it is a natural phenomenon of wide-spreading economic‚ social‚ and political activities of different

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    Air Pollution - Essay 4

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    security must now become the most important objective of all nations. Global Dangers reveals that‚ with the end of the East-West confrontation‚ new threats have begun to put the international system into jeopardy. These threats are intertwined with the phenomenon ofThe problem of air pollution in our society is best understood within the context of Sean Lynn-Jones’ and Steven Miller’s book Global Dangers: Changing Dimensions of International Security. (Lynn-Jones and Miller) In this collection of essays

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    et al‚ 2003). Qualitative research is an arena to explore and understand individuals or communities‚ social situation‚ event or role. It is a process by which the researcher investigates and understands a particular phenomenon and in most of the cases it could be a social phenomenon by comparing‚ contrasting‚ recording and classifying the object of study. According to Creswell (2003)‚ Qualitative Research is concerned with process rather than the outcomes. It takes place in a natural setting as the

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    studies and lab experiments. Case studies involve the examination of a phenomenon in its natural setting. The researcher has no control over the phenomenon‚ but can control the scope and time of the examination May not have clearly dependent and independent variables Most appropriate when the researcher is interested in the relation between context and the phenomenon of interest. Lab experiments involve examination of a phenomenon in a controlled settting. Researcher manipulates the independent

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    Pre-reading Reading: “3M Post-It Notes: A Managed or Accidental Innovation?” As you read this case story‚ think about the following two questions: 1. What were the critical factors that enabled 3M Post-it Notes to be successfully commercialized and what can we generalize about managing the innovation process from this case history? 2. What were the critical roles performed by some of the key individuals‚ including Silver‚ Oliveira‚ Nicholson‚ Fry‚ and Ramey? 1 33 3M’s Post-it Notes: A Managed

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    black holes     B.  Statement of topic and it’s significance -- Black holes are one of the most amazing‚ yet most confusing phenomenon of modern astronomy.     C.  THESIS STATEMENT:  -- In order to fully grasp the understanding of black holes‚ you first have to understand the formation of a black hole‚ its known nature and how it affects its environment‚ and the separate phenomenon(s) that occur within a black hole. II. Body      A. Main Point A (FORMATION)          1.  The collapse of a body into extreme

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