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    Inoculation refers to the induction of an infective organism to produce immunity against various infectious diseases (Definition). In Western medicine, inoculation was the process of preventing smallpox by purposefully infecting a person with the disease in a controlled manner to prevent further infection (Meacham). This practice spread to America during the 17th century, during a smallpox epidemic. However, in 1796 English physician Edward Jenner attempted a newer method of inoculation: Jenner…

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    Introduction: Operating system is the essential component that runs on a computer and it manages computer hardware and software resources, provides all the services required for the programs. The basic operations performed by the computer are when a user enters the key the output should be recognized, controls all the devices like printers and also keeps track of all the files. The different types of operating systems are • Multi user Operating system allows multi users to run the programs at…

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    The Canadian Parliamentary system is traditionally built off a system of checks and balances that allows for the federal office ensure that irrational and inappropriate ideas and decisions are unable to be pushed through. However, in time, this system has begun to diminish within Canada. Canadian politics has become an area of controversy within Canada, beginning with when Pierre Trudeau amended the 1970 Elections Act, and continuing through to Canada’s past Prime Minister Stephen Harper. These…

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    such things because they are often closed minded. However, educated people tend to believe that the universe has different views and that things are due to change. I believe this is because science is an important subject throughout the education system. As stated before, science is the base of the universe. Both educated and uneducated people can also be inclined, however, to not believe so much in science, even in our generation today. “People are prone to resist scientific claims when…

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    Long-term goals identified that need to be attained beyond the 12 month mark include; • Developing an effective rewards system tied to performance and the company’s strategic goals. Rewards need to be memorable to employees and should tap into both rational and emotional drives of employees. An example is the Toyota rewards system, where based on performance employees are placed in an elite category as a reward with membership at the circle of excellence being one of the perks. Members at the…

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    Development of place value Place value and the ten-base system are important foundations of later mathematical concepts. The development of these concepts takes years and is built upon pre-number and early number development. Therefore, the development of place value and understanding of the ten-base system needs to be understood in relation to early concepts. Classifying and patterning are elements of pre-number development that need to be developed as part of numeracy. Classifying helps…

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    I remember all the children; white, black, Hispanic, and so much more. I had never seen so many different colored people all in one school. I remember walking up to two women, one black, one white. Their names were Mrs. Brown and Ms. Mallard. Mrs. Brown had light orange curly hair, very tall, and a Jamaican accent. Ms. Mallard, on the other hand, had blonde curly hair, average height, no accent, and green eyes. She spoke very articulately, pronouncing each word fully. My mother and watched the…

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    STATEMENT OF PURPOSE My motivation to study machine perception is a long-term passion for mathematics, programming, and the human brain. Before knowing much about machine intelligence, my primary motivation was to take part and securing the first place in Bangladesh Mathematical Olympiad for three times. Following this achievement, I graduated in Electrical Engineering taking major classes on theoretical signal processing at Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology. Additionally, I…

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    superiority. Both Mac and PC have their similarities and differences, but what makes each one dissimilar or equivalent from one another? To make the distinctions between the two, it is best to look at four major aspects of a computer: price, the operating system, security, and the desired usage for the computer.…

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    The sponge earplugs are the awkward azure in my trumpet case. Apparently they do not fit with the trumpet gold. But by contrasting, they do shimmer the gold. I took out the two of my small blue sponge earplugs from the case. I squeezed the sponges as hard as I could, plugged one into my left ear, and spun it until it was perfectly fitted in. Then I plugged the other, and did the same to it. That was what the doctor asked me to do. I walked into the classroom, sit down, opened my music folder.…

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