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    Voice Recognition

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    mouse or press any buttons. The user is able to talk to a computer with automatic speech recognition (ASR) programs and tell it what to do.(5) The computing innovation was created with the intention of being user-friendly and helping people with a variety of disabilities. My artifact illustrates this by going through the basic functions that all voice recognition applications use to convert speech to text. The bottom part of my artifact has a picture of an installed voice recognition application being

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    Ethical Dilemma The decision maker for the ethical dilemma for the lance Armstrong case is Chris Carmichael‚ the coach. The decisions are: To always overlook the use of PED or to never always overlook the use of PED. These two choices both have undesirable outcomes. To always overlook the use of PED: This option is undesirable because it the discovery of PED usage will lead to termination from the sport‚ resulting in failed coaching business. Never overlook the use of PED: This option us undesirable

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    proposition in logic

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    out of which the proposition is made. 5. The copula is the form for it is the unifying principle that gives the structure of a proposition. Categorical Propositions * Is that which gives a direct assertion of agreement or disagreement between the subject term and the predicate term. The Standard-Form Categorical Proposition * A standard-form categorical proposition contains four elements: 1. The quantifier 2. The subject term 3. The predicate term 4. The copula * “All squatters are homeless

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    Throughout Sophocles’ tragedy Antigone‚ the concept of justice is portrayed within the characters and plot in response to the main conflict in the play. This conflict arises when Antigone’s brother and Kreon’s nephew‚ Polyneices‚ was killed while attacking his home city of Thebes in an attempt to gain power from the current ruler Eteokles. Seen as an enemy of the state in Kreon’s eyes‚ Polyneices should be treated as such. Kreon’s hatred for Polyneices resulted in the decree that his nephew is to

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    The following case study is a moral dilemma in which a doctor must chose a course of action with respect to patient’s case. In this case‚ the doctor must consider the morality‚ criminality‚ and ethical implications of killing‚ abortion‚ farmed organs‚ and allowing a patient suffer when there is a cure. Then and only then‚ can the doctor to determine what actions are morally permissible and allow to make an informed and proper decision as to what course of action he should take. The case study reveals

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    Ginkgo Biloba

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    loudness of tinnitus with some studies showing placebo effect in management of tinnitus. Determining whether Ginkgo biloba is effective in treating tinnitus is hindered by the lack of clinical evidence. None the less‚ many people with tinnitus are using variety of Ginkgo biloba products on the basis of limited evidence. This study was planned to assess the effect of Ginkgo biloba in treating the increasing prevalence of subjective tinnitus especially to students with noise induced hearing loss. The results

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    know what our duty is. Kant described two types of common commands given by reason: the hypothetical imperative‚ which dictates a given course of action to reach a specific end; and the categorical imperative‚ which dictates a course of action that must be followed because of its rightness and necessity. The categorical imperative is the basis of morality and was stated by Kant in these words: "Act as if the maxim of your action were to become through your will and general natural law." Therefore‚ before

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    Violence in sport has become far too commonplace. Aggressive sports such as football and hockey involve many aggressive tactics; however far too often do these aggressive tactics become overshadowed by deliberate acts of violence with the intent to cause bodily harm to an opponent. Many professional and non-profession athletes‚ as well as coaches‚ have adapted the mentality that winning is the common goal that all who participate in sport strive for and therefore feel that engaging in violent acts

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    Rogerian vs Toulmin

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    Rogerian argumentation is a willingness to think about opposing positions and to describe them equally. Rogerian uses more pathos than actual facts‚ making it the less useful way to structure an argumentative essay. Toulmin argumentation uses syllogisms such as "sometimes‚ often‚ presumable‚ unless‚ almost. etc." Although this method seems useless ‚it has become a powerful and practical tool for understanding and shaping arguments (182). First‚ the writer begins with a claim generally it is a statement

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    achieve a certain goal. An example of this would be that Kant observed that the word ‘ought’ is often used none morally‚ for example ‘if you want to become a better artist or guitarist‚ you ought to practice’. On the other hand Kant also proposed the Categorical Imperative‚ these are moral commands that can be universalised and do not depend on anything else. Whereas

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