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    Social Minimum Sociology

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    2. According to the textbook we choose to use, the social minimum is the standard of social justice, and it is a bundle of vital activities that made us a societal being, specifically, life; bodily health and integrity; able to use senses, imagination and thought; have and can express emotions; can utilize practical reason; affiliation, which is to live with and toward others; live with other species; able to play; control over one’s environment, including political and material. As to this…

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    find an appropriate treatment for children with disabilities as they have, a myriad of treatment options. In this article, it is contended that therapeutic horseback riding teaches horsemanship skills such as holding a horse's reins appropriately, controlling the horse with voice commands, and other basic riding skills. The main goals of this kind of therapy include improving balance, posture, gross and fine motor skills, and communication. Yet, studies indicated horse therapy with children to…

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    call at the third minute of the interview. I like the idea of a phone survey questionnaire, however the questions provided in the research did not have a correlation to the topic name. Also, I did not specify who was interview. I think this is a variable that will have a complete different outcome. In different words, the research should be conducted in an equanime portion of participants immigrants and nonimmigrants. I believe the outcome should be…

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    by Miltenburg and Wijngaard: UALBP-1: Minimization of number of stations provided cycle time is given. UALBP-2: Minimization of cycle time provided the number of stations is given. UALBP-E: With the number of stations and the cycle time being the variables, maximization of the line efficiency. Here cycle time is denoted by ‘c’ and the number of stations is denoted by ‘m’. Example of UALBP: Mixed-Model Line Balancing: Mixed-model line balancing is…

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    * Used for prediction and explanation * Variables selected based on theory * Should be able to group the variables into independent and dependant * Non-metric IV’s can be converted to Metric IV’s Step 1 – Significance testing * Involves testing the significance of the overall regression equation as well as testing the…

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    Example Of Factor Graph

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    is a type of probabilistic graphical model. A factor graph has two types of nodes: Variables, which can be either evidence variables when their value is known, or query variables when their value should be predicted. Factors, which define the relationships between variables in the graph. Fig. 2.13 shows an example of factor graph. Figure 2.13: An example of factor graph In belief propagation (BP), the variables mij(xj) are considered to be as a “message” from a hidden node i to the hidden…

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    Guinn_ENVM510_M4GradedAssign – Sunday 1. Prophylactic antibiotic study: The variable of timing considered. Background: Preventing infection in surgical patients with prophylactic antibiotics uses overall less antibiotics than treating a patient post-surgery who have developed an infection (Burke, 2001). These results indicate an overall reduction in infections, which reduce the overall use of antibiotics. The variable that is critical in the effectiveness of prophylactic antibiotic use is…

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    the control environment have a key part to play in preventing fraud. They set the moral tone of an organisation and influence the control consciousness of the firm. Ultimately, the ethics and values of the firm are reflected in its attitude to controlling financial crime and this in turn determines the level of integrity exhibited by staff and senior…

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    In The Criminological Imagination Jock Young’s main argument is meant to criticize the overly quantitative and positivist nature of modern criminology and point out the limited qualitative imagination within the discipline. Young considers his book a success if he can “create a moment of hesitation and contribute somewhat to the growing skepticism with regards to the widespread desire to quantify every aspect of the human condition” (p.ix). Young describes how criminal justice scholarship has…

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    legs and their changes in space and time along with fire determine fire behavior and characteristics. Fuel is extremely important to fire behavior. The fuel complex includes ground, surface, and crown fuels which all interact with environmental variables such as temperature and solar radiation. Relationships between fuel complexes on the terrain, size, and location are apart of the landscape level. Dead or live fuel, fuel moisture, size, composition, and location are aspects of fuel that…

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