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negative growth by defining de-growth as abandoning “the goal of exponential growth” (LaTouche 8). The goal of de-growth is to “build a society in which we can live better lives whilst working less and consuming less.” By defining the term, Latouche sets up his argument that…

it inscribed a circle, telling me that he would give me a dollar if I could trace the circle with my finger from beginning to end, not stopping until I hit a clear ending point. Me being the money loving, competitive and enthusiastic rugrat I was, I set right to work, tracing the circle from a random…

programming language implementing advanced methods. Each of these techniques shares a common concern but have their own unique functions. The exact result of the device has been provided by the MEMS design and thus makes the task easy. A number of finite elements Analysis based software are available like COMSOL MULTIPHYSICS, CONVENTWARE, ANYSYS and INTELLISUITE…

have speech or voice recognition feature called “Siri” on its product, the application uses natural language user interface to perform action, make a recommendations, and answer questions by interpreting the commands into a set of Web services, it was firstly introduced as hands free navigator for cars like Ford and Honda, it was intended to make hands free and Eyes free operations for automobile manufacturers, but because of inflation and drop of stock exchange among the…

absolute attribute. He argues that within Christian theology, whether God is simultaneously a being numbered as one and three existent entities, one has to accept the notion of a God with attributes which invalidates a perfect God. Even if this is set aside, the predicates of the standard of a perfect and absolute God are again pervaded further when one believes that Jesus of Nazareth as a physical being is a member of the trinity of God, in that God is transformed into an entity that is…

formulated by Zermelo in 1904 and is known as Zermelo’s axiom of choice. This axiom stated that we can choose a member from each set in a collection of nonempty disjoint sets, C (Schechter, 2009). Additionally, according to Janes (2008), there exists a set X which consisting of one element taken from each set belonging to Y given that any nonempty set Y members are pairwise disjoint sets. Taking a role as a basic assumption used in many parts of mathematics as stated by Schechter (2009), there…

The aim of the Stress Concentration Experiment was to observe the stress concentration factor/feature for a set of mild steel specimens with various irregularities in each sample. These irregularities or “stress-raisers” include any notches and holes which vary in size (radius) and placement on the specimen (edge notches or holes) that may have an effect on the flow of stress. With the use of a Hounsfield 50 kN electrically operated tensile testing machine and 12 1-mm thick mild steel test…

Finite Ozymandias When an individual thinks of power, the individual may have set definitions or views varying from facts, opinions, and experiences that the individual may have encountered. Nonetheless, in the poem “Ozymandias,” Percy Bysshe Shelley shows the truth of power and how one can be affected by it. Thus, in the process presents the impact of power, the extent to which it goes to, and the reality of its existence with an individual. Therefore, further disclosing that power is merely…

understand their position, man looks beyond the books, and the library. Considering that the library existed before man, something must have existed that created the library. Man looks to god to rationalize their existence, as well as the universe and the finite number of books in the library. While it does not provide answers to all the questions, it sheds some light on areas previously unknown. In addition, grasping the concept of god is not enough as man’s lack of knowledge leads to negative…

Section 1.) Introduction-Keynes’s axiom of Non -additivity Consider the following assessment made by Keynes in the A Treatise on Probability in chapter 26 concerning the use of mathematics in the social sciences and liberal arts (Keynes’s terms these moral sciences) : “The hope, which sustained many investigators in the course of the Nineteenth century, of gradually bringing the moral sciences under the sway of mathematical reasoning, steadily recedes—if we mean, as they meant, by…