Programmable logic controller

Question 1: Thesis Strength Quintana’s thesis is moderately strong since it provides a clear description of what he wishes to narrate in his paper, but it is not perfect because his supporting points do not match up with his paper’s contents. Specifically, Quintana’s thesis mentions 4 things: reading more, stopping smoking, making friends, and doing all the things he postponed until he reached college. Stating these 4 specific goals was a good tactic and gave the thesis strength as it provided…

Rhetorical choice is the unseen communication between the reader and the writer. These choices often increase the clarity and coherence of the passage, emphasize points, or give the reader a relatable middle ground. Ralph Waldo Emerson, considered one of the greatest American scholars of all time, delivered a speech to an audience of Phi Kappa Beta students at Cambridge. He delivers the speech in order to provide insight on the future, but also to enlighten them to a new way of thinking. Emerson…

Summary Inferences are viewed to be conclusion made for unknown situations based on known knowledge. Inferences are made based on facts or evidence such that one is certain about the occurrence of a particular event. Inferences can be made based on clues in the sense that the occurrence of a particular situation implies that an unknown situation, based on facts, is going to take place. Inferences are reliable as a result of experience or the occurrence of certain patterns that eventually lead to…

In the article On Being an Atheist H.J. McCloskey attempts to explain to us the “grounds upon which theists base their belief in God, of the inadequacy of these grounds and why Atheists believe that there is no God.” (p. 62) Throughout the article, McCloskey attempts to use these three proofs, the cosmological proof, the teleological proof, and the argument from design, to explain why theists are incorrect to believe in God. Although McCloskey has made a very strong case, he was not able to…

On November 1, 2016, you were assigned a project to make minor revisions to Standard Procedure 001:48:1, Disposition of Authority Property. Following the assignment of the project, you were instructed by me to: • Correct language errors, if any, in the published document On November 18, 2016, you submitted a draft procedure to me with the language error corrections you were recommending. The approximately 15 one-word recommendations you made included the following errors: • “Maintains an…

There are going to be instances in our lifetime where we will be in an argument. To a certain extent our opinions do matter but we need to separate facts from emotions. Many of our arguments can be true or false on some proclamations but we should be prepared for any counterargument. Logical fallacies can make your claims weak and untrustworthy which is one of the reason to avoid using them. Having strong arguments with evidence and limited bold statements will help your readers stay onboard…

Markus Fleenor [Upload on the Assignments Page as an attachment ] The test covers both the material in the text book as well as the Instructor’s Comments. Always give specific, historical examples to justify your arguments. Read and follow the directions for each question carefully. 1. Matching: _D__ Eugene V. Debs a. IWW songwriter and martyr __E_ Joyce Miller b. Founder of the United Farm Workers __F_ Samuel Gompers c. President of the UAW __A_ Joe Hill…

If you want to distinguish the truth from a lie, you need to use your critical thinking skills. But what exactly is critical thinking? Critical thinking is a calculated thought process that helps you use reasoning and logic and a conclusion about an issue or idea. You analyze it to help you present evidence to support your ideas, rather than accepting your personal reasoning as sufficient proof. Critical thinking allows you to dig under the surface to understand and articulate a subject or…

Unit four seminar covered dissenting opinions and utility of the Bluebook. Dissenting opinions are purposeful and worth reading. This is because the law is not static; it changes with the evolution of society. Therefore what might be a minority opinion today may become a majority opinion in the future. The remainder of the class was spent lecturing on the utility of the Bluebook, which provides all of the rules for a systematic citation form for legal sources. I will follow that order in…

Week 7 essay Paper by J A Robinson The paper from J.A Robinson presents a formulation of first order logic, which is designed to use as an instrument for computer theorem proving program. There have other first order logic based theorem but they are mostly used for other purposes. Inference principles needs only to be sound and effective. The paper provides an inference principle called resolution principle which not human oriented but machine oriented. The formalism used in this paper in not…