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    on each level. In regard to transformation and reduction there no clear signs of these terms being used in the project Figure 16 shows the unit to whole diagram, in plan spatially it is organized and reinforces the simple hierarchy of plan and structure. The use space is outline as the geometry is balanced and…

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    There is several Key Organization Principles design especially for law enforcement procedures that make up the organization layout and daily functions: chain of command; unity of command; the span of control; grouping like functions; concepts of authority, responsibility, and accountability. Most of the police departments in modern day society are a draft from a hierarchical military organization. (May, 2014) This form is referred to as the scalar principle formulated as a body of a mechanism…

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    In the diagram, first we divide the program into two main parts that get to the courtroom: public area and restricted area. People from the restricted area and the public area meet in courtrooms, where are in the middle. When we jump into the site, what we find interesting is that the surrounding districts can divide into civic district and Bunker Hill. Based on the massing and context, we decided to utilize this unique site condition, in order to continue the double face strategy. In this way…

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    Sociological Research

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    Sociologists refer to “social structure” as the design of social corporations and the internal relationships between institutions and the elements of society. It is related to the concepts of personal and professional economic, social arrangements of society as an origin of crime and delinquency. It is these relationships within a community that furnish the decrease in the socioeconomic status of recognizable groups as the significant causes of crime. Those theories are established to…

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    Cladogram Characteristics

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    out-group is the tipi within the cladogram shown at the beginning of the cladogram to represent a trait shared by all. The cladogram represents the traits in order as living space, furniture, electricity, and height of more than one floor within the structure. These traits categorize the taxa within the cladogram. The traits were chosen for the cladogram present in the taxa of the tipi, hut, cabin, house, building and skyscraper were chosen to relate the taxas to one another beginning with…

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    the effects of social structures. It is often subtle or invisible and no individual or culture is the sole cause of the phenomenon (Farmer, 1999: 79). In his book Infections and Inequalities, Dr. Paul Farmer sheds light on the structural violence that contributes to the distribution of disease in Haiti and Peru. He highlights that one main consequence of structural violence is the constraint of individual agency, or the ability of the individual to act independently of structures. Farmer argues…

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    famous rocks that stand by themselves on a circular format. Yes I 'm talking about the Stonehenge that are located by Salisbury England. The mysterious structure on why it was built and how it was built with those large rocks. Research say their is many reason why the Stonehenge is built. One of the main purpose I heard is the rocks where structure in that circular format in that particular way; it was to capture the sun and people will know what time it is in hour, day, month and season by the…

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    Understanding the way context interplays with human agency is impetrative in the study of leadership. Structure is a direct correlation with context in relation to agency being directly correlated with characters. Context is not black and white it can be many things. I define context as the situational factors (environment) in which an idea, story, or event takes place that gives a deeper understanding as to why the idea, story, or event happened. It’s like the set up or the background. Agency,…

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    Power Distance Effect

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    distance are usually not willing to convey doubt or disagreements with their superiors (Daniels & Greguras, 2014). Current organizational and global trend makes an understanding variation, individual and cultural values more significant for employees and organizational welfare and effectiveness (Hofstede, 2013). Cultural values can forecast certain employees and organizational outcomes alike or even stronger than other person’s differences like personality traits. It is only through improved…

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    Social Mobility In Schools

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    author introduces the concept of physical immobility as it applies to anyone who isn 't rich, white, or of the upper class (Appadurai, 1988). In general, if you don’t fit within these categories, you will always remain at the bottom of the hierarchal structure. You will never move up the rankings because history states that within our system, the rich will always be at the top. In this case, society states that you are confined to the categories in which you were born, that is, if you were born…

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