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    General Motors Case Study

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    Firstly, swaps are an effective way of transforming fixed credit cost obligations to floating form of interest obligations. Essentially, under this derivative two parties to a credit deal settle on exchanging their obligations of interest rates. Only the difference in the payments of interest is exchanged meaning no exchange of funds at the initial swapping stage. On the part of caps, firms engage in…

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    minority member can brings the actions to enforce the company’s right. According to Kershaw (2013), at common law derivative actions can only be brought in relation to certain wrongs which disloyally, serve the director’s personal interest. This wrong is often referred to fraud. In another meanings of derivative actions, according to Sulaiman and Bidin (2008), states that derivative actions is brought by a member, but is based on legal action which the company has. For an example, a breach of…

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    Biotin Vs Avidin Essay

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    which has four binding sites for biotin or biotinylated derivatives with extraordinary affinity. Biotin can be chemically coupled to a binder molecule (e.g., a protein, DNA, hormone, etc.) without disturbing the interaction with its target molecule by a procedure called biotinylation. Avidin can then be exploited to “sandwich” between the biotinylated binder and a targeting molecule or probe. Avidin was also coupled with a functional moiety in some cases. Through the avidin-biotin system, we can…

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    For example, a concept in calculus called derivatives will tell where the maximums, minimums, and zeros of a function exist while also telling if a function is increasing, decreasing, concave up, or concave down. This concept is used to explain how position, velocity, and acceleration are all interrelated. Essentially, position is the original function [f(x)], velocity is its derivative [f’(x)], and acceleration is the derivative of velocity [f’’(x)] (Larson, 2014, p. 124). Alone, math…

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    the standard deviation and mean of the molarity of citric acid displays the modern titration’s precision in finding the endpoint. Figure 1: Titration Curve By finding the y-coordinate corresponding to the V_NaOH, x-coordinate from the first derivative graph, the pH at the end point is…

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    makes earnings less sensitive to interest rate exposure; 2. allows an improvement in liquidity investment by meeting customer demands quickly; 3. decreasing the capital requirement to the minimum level for derivative investment. Banc One’s Assets and Liabilities It is the responsibility of Banc One’s chief investment officer, Dick Lodge to in charge of the company’s portfolio of balancing assets. He and his staffs spent most of the time in asset and liability…

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    Fluanxol Research Paper

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    “Fluanxol”  Introduction : • History and background : - Fluanxol is a thioxanthene derivative which contains flupentixol as active substances. It belongs to group of medicines known as antidepressants drugs which act on nerve pathway in specific areas of the brain and help in correcting some chemical imbalances that cause the symptoms of this illness. - Its International Non-proprietary Name (INN) is flupentixol , but its British Approved Name (BAN) is flupenthixol and it is known in the market…

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    Iceland Case Study

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    Ice land is a stable democracy, with a high standard of living, this country has low unemployment, and extremely low government debt. They provided clean energy, food production, fishery’s, with a quota system to manage them. Iceland has good healthcare, good education, clean air, and doesn’t have much crime. It’s ultimately a good place for families to live. They had almost end of history status, but in 2000 Iceland’s government began a policy of deregulation that later had terrible…

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    Surface And Body Forces

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    A “field” associates a physical quantity with a position. It may be time dependent. For example, T(r ⃗,t ) can represent the spatial and time-dependent temperature and ρ(r ⃗,t ) the density. These are examples of scalar valued fields. On the other hand, force or flux are examples of vector valued fields. Furthermore, stress is an example of a rank-two tensor field. Material Point notion If we consider a body with volume ”V” which separates parts of a physical space with its surface “A”, the…

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    A novel solid-phase synthesis methodology of N-substituted-2-aminothiazolo[4,5-b]pyrazine derivatives was developed. The key step in this synthesis strategy is tandem reaction of isothiocyanate terminated resin 2 with o-halo-2-aminopyrazine, affording cyclized 2-aminothiazolo[4,5-b]pyrazine resin 4. To increase the diversity of our library, Suzuki coupling reaction was performed at the position C6. Further functionalization of 2-aminothiazolo[4,5-b]pyrazine core skeleton with various…

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