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    Code Switching Benefits

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    defining code switching remains problematic (Gardner-Chloros, 2009). Researchers argue that code switching helps those who use it in social interactions (Gal, 1988; Heller, 1988). Indeed, Gal (1988) argues, “codeswitching is a conversational strategy used to establish, cross or destroy group boundaries; to create, evoke or change interpersonal relations with their accompanying rights and obligations.” (p. 247). With this understanding in mind, I argue my participants use code switching as a…

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    Kham Case Study

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    “Bilingualism/multilingualism is the ability to speak more than one language in normal parts of life.” “For example, in school or at home” (Chou. Lecture Outline Notes, 26 March 2016). “Codeswitching is using more than one language in conversations. Switching between different languages can occur in the middle of a bilingual sentence” (Chou. Lecture Outline Notes, 26 March 2016). Kham, as we know, grew up in a different country, but lives most of his life in the United States. I sat down and…

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    There is aggressive competition to be seen in this industry as this industry has been around for a relatively long time. Rivalry occurs because competitors will either feel the peer pressure or seeing growing in opportunity of the business. The potential competition can be seen from sustainable innovation competitive advantage, price competitions and corporate strategy (Cafferky, 2015). The rivalry between the furniture retailers is viewed as medium to high threat as competitors have been…

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    Portar’s five forces: Porter's five forces analysis is a framework that attempts to analyze the level of competition within an industry and business strategy development. The framework includes an analysis of five concurrent forces that affect a business' ability to compete. The forces include: 1. Threats of substitute products from competitors, including product differentiation, price performance of substitutes and a buyer's ability to switch to a substitute. This force is especially…

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    Tier Strategy

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    The costs savings and additional revenue generated from a positive customer relationship have proven to be a valuable resource. These loyal customers can offer a business a constant customer base, more frequent purchases, higher profit margins, and a group of peer-trusted supporters who voluntarily market the firm to prospective customers (Reichheld and Sasser, 1990). Additionally, evidence shows it costs much more to attract a new customer to a business than to get a current one to purchase…

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    Nt1310 Final Exam Paper

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    version because in the IPV4 it is relevant and faster processing and Compered to IPV 6 is less in cost . • IPv4 - 32 bits • IPv6 - 128 bits A. Briefly describe the following four technologies: circuit switching, packet switching, frame relay and ATM ? 1. Circuit Switching : Circuit-switching is a network in which a physical path is obtained for and dedicated to a single connection between two end-points in the network for the duration of the connection. Voice phone service is…

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    possible to digitize all forms of analog data, including full-motion video, voices, music and virtual reality (360 motion videos). Once information has been transferred into binary, the information is ready to be sent out, to do this we send it in a packet switching…

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    Nt1330 Assignment 1

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    STTUDENT NUMBER: 24570877 MODULE CODE: INYM 316 ASSIGNMENT 2 4/28/2016 1. a) Why circuit switching does not exploit statistical multiplexing Circuit switching deals with keeping some secure bandwidth when the circuit is being configured. The statistical multiplexing means splitting some links among different connections depending on the needs arranged by the connections. Circuits switching is not vigilant on whether single connections offers any other demands and spares bandwidth It is…

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    and it can forward up to 40 Megabits per second for all packet dimensions. It uses a consolidated route lookup engine, common memory and the Packet Forwarding Engine is applied in application explicit integrated circuits. Usage of ASICs encourages effectual measure of data packets through the system. Packets run over the Packet Forwarding Engine in sequence. First packets reach at a receiving PIC interface. Then the PIC permits the packets to flow to the input and output administrator on the…

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    forward the packets based on the destination address or labels. The routers that are capable of routing and switching in the MPLS domain are called LSR (Label Switch Routers). This routing and switching takes place on the basis of label that has been attached to the router. The first LSR that the packets encounters, where the label is attached is known as the ingress router. The last LSR that the label encounters, where the label is removed from the…

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