Dictation

be considered transformation can significantly become disruptive when it is misused or not handled properly(Tidd, 2001). Tidd (2001) noted that it is however worth noting that the world without the technology would be vulnerable to the ruthless dictation…

I will make a comment concerning an article of Pinto & Brunese (2010) regarding the spectrum of diagnostic errors in radiology. As stated by Flanders & Lakhani (2012, p. 477), radiology offers two basic services: imaging analyses and reports. Additionally, the images that the radiologist is deciphering is part of medico-legal documents. Therefore errors in Radiology may result in negligence that can lead to a lawsuit. As indicated by Owens, Taylor, & Howlett (2016, p. 593), there are…

can. They are forced into dismal and grueling lives that they despise and anything they do that is different than their brothers results in punishment such as whipping,torture, and even execution. The city is a dreary place of tedious labor and dictation yet for some odd reason,nobody tries to oppose to it or form any kind of rebellion. Why is this?…

"I was on the path of something that would lead me out of childhood." These words, uttered by David Hayden, the protagonist of Larry Watson's novel "Montana 1948," encapsulate the essence of the book. Set in the unevolved town of Montana in 1948, the novel is an exploration of innocence, diversity, and consequences. Indeed, at its core, "Montana 1948" is a powerful coming-of-age story that delves into the themes of morality, justice, and the loss of childhood innocence. The theme of growing up…

The development of Australia’s culture and ethnic diversity from 1945 to the present time has been primarily been shaped by the revolution of official government migration policies. The changes in policies allowed waves of many different migrants from all around the world to re settle in Australia. The end of World War II marked a turning point in Australia’s views of migration as Australia thought necessary they make an impact in the new world order. Since then migration policies of cultural…

The influenza pandemic of 1918 was a devastating period in both New Zealand and world history. Cited as the most devastating epidemic in recorded world history and responsible for more deaths than World War I, this influenza pandemic resulted in anywhere from 20 to 40 million deaths worldwide (Billings 1997:). The effect it had on New Zealand history was catastrophic, killing nearly 8,500 (Rice). Perhaps the most notable discrepancy in effect that the pandemic had on New Zealand population was…

Sea levels are rising, cities are flooding, and the world’s greatest powers are not working hard enough or efficiently enough to fix the problem. Due to the devastating effects of Climate change NASA has had to spend massive amounts of time and money trying to fully understand and combat Climate change, yet Congress and their budgetary refinement system has been infringing on NASA’s best attempts to put their best foot forward. NASA employees are highly qualified to fight the ever growing…

The destructive nature of human beings and their relationships is revealed in the process of discovery is conveyed in the poems 'Home Burial' and 'Fire and Ice' written by Robert Frost and the playwright 'Macbeth' composed by William Shakespeare. Dramatic dialogue "Home Burial" written by Robert Frost in 1914 depicts a women and a man involved in a heated verbal confrontation that discovers the distance between them and their inability to be on common ground. Setting wise it is place on a…

two-party political system. For instance, many Americans may feel they are not represented by the views offered by the republican and democratic parties. This could be where the Third Party could shine, and provide for some relief from the two-party dictation. However, they still would not be able to win, because of all the yellow signs surrounding the third party’s rights and abilities. For instance, to win an election, the candidate must have absolute majority of the Electoral College vote…

In his book Who Wrote the Bible, Richard Friedman compares the interpretations of the bible through a theory model based on the authorship and composition of the Pentateuch or Torah. The Pentateuch or Torah is considered to be the first five books of the Bible within the Christian and Jewish faith. Those books are Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy. Customarily, these five books are taught to believers that these words symbolize the words God spoke to Moses. Friedman examines…