Imaginary unit

convex spherical forest densiometer, instrument design to estimate forest overstory density. This densiometer uses a convex spherical shaped mirror that reflects a large overhead area with a cross shaped grid containing 24 quarter-inch squares. Four imaginary equi-spaced dots have to be situated in each square. Then proceed to count those that represent an opening in the canopy (Figure 5). The complement of this number is multiplied by 1.04 and the resulting value corresponds to the percentage…

The exclusion criteria were participants recruited in the intensive care unit, emergency department, terminal illness or hospice care. The participants who have an alternate level of conscious and cognitive were excluded in the systematic review. The rationale for these exclusions were that participants should have been in a…

population of slaves rose to 1,191,362 (Unit 4, PWP). The increase of population of slaves by the early nineteenth century marked the beginning when the meaning of freedom and the institution of slavery diverged. The majority of slaves existed in the South because of the production of cotton. A small amount of 6.2 percent of free slaves existed in the south because the rest of the slaves who were not free were used to perform labors such as picking cotton (Unit 4, PWP). After the invention of…

The Giver is about an imaginary perfect society, as the book continues on it seems to be more of a dystopia with a controlling government. For people life is a routine activity that rarely changes, like a story mode in a video game. In the United States you can do almost anything as long as it is not harmful. In some ways The Giver society and different but they also have similarities. We both have rules and leaders, but the United States has fewer and less strict rules. Here are…

The mind, soul, and mental state are very complex elements that separate humans from other animals. Some will argue that the previously stated elements do not exist at all, and that everything a person feels or does can be explained by the brain. Currently, however, the brain cannot explain the sense of “I.” The sense of “I” being, the realization of oneself as a self, an individual with almost continuous thoughts and the ability to self reflect. To strengthen their argument, philosophers,…

the fact that society focused more on surviving than self-expression. Factors such as not having money and class affected this idea of finding “oneself’” since many could not spoil themselves on personal needs. In addition many focused on living as a unit than individually, to conclude the people that thought of “self” consisted of a well-educated man who had the luxury to think. The concept of identity evolved as historic events occurred which caused a shift in the idea of “self’…

Level 2 Supporting Teaching & Learning in Schools Unit 204 Equality, diversity and inclusion in work with children and young people Name: Date: 7th February 2014 This assignment covers all outcomes for Unit 4 1.1 What are the laws and codes of practice that relate to the promotion of equality and the valuing of diversity? (Make a list). Disability Discrimination Acts 1995 & 2005 Special Educational Needs and Disability Act 2001 Race Relations Amendment Act 2000 Human Rights Act…

others back not wanting to risk aggravating the imaginary man hiding in the Panopticon’s tower. The world was an enclosed arena for Hemingway and a claustrophobic…

Energy production Jigsaw Project individual Selena Xu 1. Second law of thermodynamics: ❖ What is the second law of thermodynamics? Well, this law talks about the quality of energy, while the quantity of energy and matter stays constant. This law tells us that heat will flow from a hotter object to a colder object, due to Newton’s second law and that when energy is transferring and transforming, some of the useful energy might be lost . ❖ Cyclic process of energy transfer is a when a series…

almost anything. For instance, when we were children we were told to believe in figures like santa and the tooth fairy, but we, later on, found out that they were simply imaginary. This motivates the question of whether or not there are other things that we still believe to be real but we have yet to figure…