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economic concept that is the reserve of economists. An example will help de-mystify this concept. Imagine you want to measure the economic development of your country. You grab a piece of paper and draw two lines. One vertical running on the left hand side of the paper from top to bottom. Draw another horizontal line from the base of the first line running from left to right. Now you have a sample of graph paper with x-axis and y-axis. Now name the y-axis at the base, "Bad Governance and at the top, "Good Governance." Likewise, name the x-axis at the base, "Weak Economy" and at the far end, "Vibrant Economy." Note that the x-axis will represent economic development. Next, draw two diagonal lines one starting at the base of the intersection between the two lines running from left to right. The other diagonal line starting from the top of the y-axis running diagonally from left to right. The result is a diagram similar to that of a supply and demand curves as used in economics. Now assume the supply curve to represent the effect of good governance brought about by for instance democracy, peace, and order etcetera. You will notice that as you move further and further away from the base of the curve the resultant effect is a vibrant economy or economic development. The reverse being if there is bad governance the result is a weak economy or stalled economic development. Let the demand curve represent enemies of development for instance war, anarchy, corruption. In addition…

While analyzing the Goldstein House by John Lautner house I noticed the removal of corners of two primary triangular that were connected along a regulating diagonal line. By shifting and reconnecting them by using the regulating line I noticed that they previously been derived from a breakage of a rectangle; this operation of breaking corners continued to be repeated throughout the floorplan. Diagram three is focused on the transgression of the operation of breaking comes and exploring the new…

Elevation of the Cross was painted by Rubens in Italy allowing it to be subject to a variety of Italian influences (Pritchard). The first of which being the richness of color in the painting (Pritchard). The dark blues and reds in Ruben’s painting are similar to the artistic style used by Titian as seen in his Pesaro Madonna from 1526. Clearly, a characteristic Ruben could have emulated from Titian who painted during the Venetian era (Pritchard). Through Caravaggio’s Crucifixion of St. Peter in…

The site of the Northwest Corner Building was already taken by the Gymnasium, a huge column free space which used to hold basketball races and indoor ceremonies instead of a vacant lot in the campus. This put a really serious problem on the table, how can architect constructing a new building above the gym without penetrating the existing structure and affecting the function of the gym above? Moneo give us a perfect solution by using diagonal cross-bracing at the perimeter. An enormous steel…

the bridge elements under compression, while the elements of the later design are mostly under tension. The bridge materials are selected and either welded or bolted, according to the requirement. The concrete is poured in the abutments, with the anchor bolts firmly inserted. Finally, the trusses are built, and the bridge is ready for use. Truss Bridge Designs A truss bridge is designed using Newton's laws of motion and incorporating pin joints. Pin joints are places at which straight elements…

A truss bridge is a bridge composed of connected elements (typically straight) which may be stressed from tension, compression, or sometimes both in response to loads. Truss bridges are one of the oldest types of modern bridges. (ojhsbridges.weebly.com)The frame of the truss bridge is made up with Trusses (triangles) as triangles are the strongest shape because the load is evenly held at each point of the triangle and the weight is compressed outwards along the diagonals of the triangle. The…

8.9cm by 17cm •Fabric 3: six squares of 8.9cm •Fabric 3: one square of 10cm Step Two: Take the four 3.8cm squares of Fabric 2 and two of the 8.9cm by 17cm rectangles of Fabric 2 and draw a diagonal line on the back side of each piece. Place these fabric pieces on top of the two 8.9cm by 17cm rectangles of Fabric 1. Sew them exactly on the diagonal line, and cut the excess fabric to leave only .64cm. Step Three: Open the sewn pieces up and press the seams toward the Fabric 2 pieces; then,…

Then, the probability of is Then, we consider dropout with the probability based on the elements as 6.Applying Dropout to Training Data In the Guassian noise could perform as the trace norm, the external noise may affect the solution. Therefore, we consider dropout as where is a binary value random variable and Note that when we perform dropout to the training data according to this strategy, we actually drop the rows and the corresponding columns in the first component (x t i −x t j )(x…

Line The use of diagonal lines is a way to show drama. In Washington Crossing the Delaware there are many diagonal lines. For example, many of the people in the boat with Washington are leaning off the edge or trying to keep their balance while riding in the boat that is sailing through the waves, so the sides of their bodies are diagonal lines. The implied dram could be that they are on their way to fight a battle and they are unsure of the outcome and level of violence. Diagonal lines could…

While I was at the El Paso Art Museum a piece of artwork caught my eye. The piece is called Dona Josefa by Manuel Acosta. I find Manuel Acosta’s painting very interesting because it was made out of oil paint. In my opinion I feel like oil paint is a very beautiful technique to use. I feel the paint makes the painting pop out to the audience and makes it have a shine. Dona Josefa painting has a lot of visual elements that helps the audience understand the piece of artwork. Lastly the artwork of…