Lens

Lens Fiber Differentiation and its effects on certain organelles. This writing exercise analyzes two separate but related scientific articles, “The fate of the Golgi Apparatus and the Endoplasmic reticulum During Lens Fiber Cell Differentiation” and “Coincident Loss of Mitochondria and Nuclei During Lens Fiber Cell Differentiation” both which analyze and study Lens Fiber Differentiation. The writing assignment will be based on four sections:(1) Background of the research (2) Methods used…

The research: The lens that I chose to do is called the Marxist lens. This lens is based on a theory that was initially introduced by Karl Marx. Marxism is a method of socioeconomics that shows the different levels in our modern society that we live in. The different classes are: “lower class, lower middle class, middle class, upper middle class, lower high class, and upper high class”. Karl Marx perceived that there is always a constant struggle between the classes. There seems to be constant…

After taking the Ethical Lens Inventory I discovered that the sensibility and autonomy lenses best suited me. I value autonomy over equality and I prioritize sensibility over rationality. According to the inventory, I am concerned with protecting individual right and I believe the best results are achieved by examining each situation in its own context rather than applying one-size-fits-all solutions. Since taking my last ELI in MGT 310 in October 2013, my lens has hardly shifted at all.…

Mason Kranawetter English 102 Mr. Jaroski 7 April, 2024 Feminist Lens of Slaughterhouse-Five Slaughterhouse-Five, written by Kurt Vonnegut, has an uncommon overview of the feminist critical lens which has a variety of traits and details about female characters that make this particular lens unique in its own way. The idea of feminism is a movement toward the embracing of rights and freedom for women who have been shunned out by men. The purpose of this essay is to discover the truth about…

product of their time, meaning that they are influenced by the culture and socioeconomic conditions of the time during which they were created. Guy de Maupassant’s “The Necklace” is a prime example of this. By examining this story through a Marxist lens, the reader can get an idea of the social and economic forces of this time period that affect the story. “The Necklace” follows the story of Madame Loisel, a woman born into the middle class, married to a clerk, and desperately in love with the…

Slime is a very unique toy that is very fun to play with. It is also very popular because it is satisfying and relaxing. You also might know this a silly putty or goo. It is unique because it has properties of both a liquid and a solid. The Science The science behind this slime is awesome! A unique polymer, this slime is made mostly out of glue. Because of the glue’s long and flexible molecules, the slime has properties of both a liquid and a solid…

Looking through a Psychoanalytical Lens The psychoanalytical lens helps us, as the readers, understand the characters and their actions throughout the novel, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. Before getting into that thought, it’s important to understand what exactly the psychoanalytical lens is. The psychoanalytical lens is divided into three categories, the ID, Ego, and Super Ego. The ID has to do with people’s natural instincts and the fact that people don’t even realize they’re using their…

Appendix 2 – OFWAT Service Incentive Mechanism Unwanted Call Definition 26th March 2015 Extract 2. Unwanted phone contacts 2.1 Definition Unwanted phone contacts. This is the number of phone contacts received from customers that are ‘unwanted’ from the customer’s point of view. This includes a contact about an event or action that has caused the customer unnecessary aggravation (however mild). It also includes repeat or chase calls by the customer to the company. This is determined by the…

Under the socio-cultural lens the focus is on how the society affects the client. C. Wright Mills (as cited by Rogers, 2016) created the term sociological imagination, which is an important aspect of the socio-cultural lens, “to describe the relationship between the individual and the wider society” (p.106). Additionally, culture has to be taken into consideration because it is intrinsically related to social aspects that affect clients. Rogers (2016) mentions that “There is no universally…

than we already know." - E. M. Forster. This means that the story must provide a little more then just facts and vivid physical reality. It must give more knowledge of what is already known and what is and must be achieved. I agree with the critical lens is valid because without the method of writing readers would be lost when they read about articles. They would have to research facts about what is being told and all so find the evidence to support what they found in the article. This is…