Ada

A major counterargument to the possibility of artificial intelligence is Ada Lovelace’s Argument of Various Disabilities. This states that computers can only perform the functions the programmer knows how to make it perform rather than questioning why they execute this action. One of the various disabilities is free will. This is important because for a computer to exhibit any kind of artificial intelligence, it must be able to exhibit every form of intelligence humans can. In this essay, I will…

Act 368 of 1978 ADA 2250 Lilliann Kaye This law is Section 333.7401 of the Public Health Code Act 368 of 1978. In short, it’s a law saying you cannot possess, manufacture, or sell controlled substances, and the consequences for doing so. The consequences are jail time and fines based on the amount of the controlled substance. I am writing in particular/referring drugs that are schedule one, and two minus marijuana because the laws in regards to weed are dumb and I hate it. Essentially, if I…

I think Ada is a brave,courageous,and adventurous person.I think this because she doesn’t let injuries,and other challenges stop her from doing what’s right,because of how willing she is to do things,even difficult tasks,and because of how she tries to do things on her own before asking for help. I think Ada is brave and adventurous because of how she doesn’t let injuries and other physical problems stop her from getting the job done.In the book,near the beginning Ada must learn to walk to…

On December 10, 1815, Augusta Ada Byron was born in London, England. Born to Lord Byron, a mad poet, and Anne Milbanke, an upper-class women of the sciences, her parent's marriage did not last long. They divorced when Ada was one month old, and at four months old, her father left Britain. He died in Greece when she was eight, and she was never able to meet him. Living with Anne alone was a struggle, as she seemed to have little to no contact with Ada. Ada came to love her grandmother, as she was…

Augusta Ada Byron, or Ada Lovelace, had a short life, yet left a mark that would last forever. Her works, even though they were ignored in her time, had an unmistakable impact to humanity’s advances, and became our first step to the “impossible”. Lovelace’s passion to find “poetical science” was a way for her to explore the deep depths of math and science. From there, with the guidance of her mother, she encountered different types of people. These people helped Lovelace to immerse herself…

New Detectable Warning Product Offers Streets Resiliency Streets are safer, more visible and resilient with a new liquid lane coating product that merges sustainability with simplicity. Jon Julnes began VANGUARD ADA Systems, a company that produces and installs outdoor surface products, in an attempt to create detectable street warning that worked. As an installer, Julnes found an underlying problem in his line of work: The claims of other detectable warning products in the industry simply were…

have the same opportunities with those individuals without disabilities enjoy. Title III of ADA of 1990 prohibits discrimination on basis of disability. Modifications are designed to accommodate and give accessibility to disabled people. This dissertation will review implications of this act to patient services, employment, and the facility design. Keywords: discrimination, ADA, modifications ADA: Implications for patient services, Employee developmental, and Facility Design…

School District Funding Throughout history schools have needed funding to educate children and there is always changes in the design and new problems that arise, so there is a need to come up with solutions to the problems. Public Schools need funding to achieve goals to provide each student with learning opportunities. Schools must budget there money wisely, and they receive funds from corporate sponsorships, state taxes, and even federal funds (Who Pays for Education, n.d.). Since the…

world and without it our defense design would suffer significantly. As Air Defense Artillery (ADA), we protect the skies and also aid many countries with their air defense. The military has given ADA an enormous responsibility to protect the troops on ground from threats in the air. With that, ADA takes great pride with all they have accomplished and will accomplish. In the early 1980’s, the upgrade of ADA was well underway. The upgrade included the missile capable of intercepting Tactical…

addition to further research, scholars should make a more thorough observation on who is responsible for making sure sport facilities remain ADA compliant once they have been built? If in fact there is an organization, or person, how do they go about making sure sports facilities are maintaining ADA compliance?…