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If a nanometer is one billionth of a meter (0.000 000 001 m), how many nanometers are there in one meter?

The subject Institutionalized markets and Adam Smith.now answer this question

The Chang reading "From pin to PIN" examines a few modern-day capitalism variations from the period in which Smith wrote The Wealth of Nations. What are some of the most noticeable contrasts and how do they affect his theory?

answer the following questions:

1. When you are exposed to more than one compound, one of the following can be observed: (1) Additive, (2) Synergistic, and (3) potentiation. Define each term and give an example using values or a bar chart. 
2. Define and distinguish sensitivity, tolerance, and resistance with respect to exposure to a compound.
3. Define LD50
4. Why is it that the lower an LD50, the more toxic it is?

In what ways did the ancient Greek concept of democracy differ from the modern Western concept of democracy, and how did these differences shape the political systems and practices of the societies that adopted them?

Which plants convert trash into energy? plants convert trash into energy. The energy produced is known as

Which position, appointed by the president, advises the president on matters of national defense?

  Number of non negative integral solution of X+Y+Z+W<30. Solve by permutation and combination

1. What is boiler? The function of a boiler is to produce hot water or steam, depending on its intended use. Hot water boilers are utilized for domestic or commercial heating purposes as well as hot water supply. Steam boilers generate steam to power turbines for power generation and industrial heating applications. Boilers come in different types corresponding to various applications, and they are an important and versatile piece of engineering equipment. They can be designed to burn a specific fuel using various technologies. The fuel is one of the most vital aspects of a boiler because it burns inside the boiler to generate heat. Several sources can be used as fuel in a boiler. For the brewing of beer, boilers also have an interesting application. Tubes of water are heated, and fire tubes are used to heat a tank, producing steam. Steam is then heated for several hours using steam before yeast is introduced, causing fermentation

1.The Ice Chalet offers dozens of different beginning ice-skating classes. All of the class names are put into a bucket. The Monday night (ages 8 to 12) beginning ice-skating class was picked. In that class, there were 64 girls and 16 boys. Suppose that we are interested in the true proportion of girls (ages 8 to 12) in all beginning ice-skating classes at the Ice Chalet. Assume that the children in the selected class are a random sample of the population.

Define the random variable X.

Subject: Institutionalized markets and Adam Smith.

Question: What were some of the primary ideas that Smith challenged in his book The Wealth of Nations?

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In this week's readings, you were asked to watch Black Mirror episode, San Junipero. Based on this week's lecture, given by Angie Fazekas, would you say this episode falls into the "bury your gays" trope? Or does it resist it? Explain why or why not. 

Provide names of primary peer-reviewed articles that discuss the various genetic factors that can influence the growth and development of plants, such as gene expression, epigenetics, and epigenetic inheritance

Question 3:

Please read the entire scenario and ALL questions below before you start to answer so you know the whole scope of the questions you’re being asked.

 Scenario:

You are the lead of a forensic toxicology team and calling all the shots. You have just been given a new case, where you must try and determine if John Doe, the person you are doing an autopsy on, was the victim of foul play – a suspected poisoning.

 John Doe arrived at the emergency room of a hospital one day ago alive but unconscious. The following samples were collected upon admission:

• Blood (A).

• Urine (B).

• Hair (C).

After being admitted for one day (24 hours), John Doe died with no cause of death reported. John Doe’s body arrives at your facility for autopsy along with the samples A, B, and C. You further collect the following samples:

• Liver (any part) (D).

• Stomach contents (E).

• Lungs (F).

• Vitreous humor (G).

• Hair (H).

• Blood (I).

• Urine (J).

After reading the scenario answer the following questions:

1. You only have enough time/money to process and analyze 4 of the samples (A-J). Indicate which 4 samples you would select and explain why you chose those samples (each sample has a letter associated with it (A-J); use this letter when answering the question). In your explanation you should discuss why each sample individually was chosen and any benefits there might be from the samples complementing each other. Also include in your answer the key factor that must be considered with respect to all samples and explain how you accommodated this with you sample choices. (5 marks)

2. Once you have chosen your samples, you will need to perform some form of chromatography on each one before you can start to analyze them for any poison. Indicate which method of chromatography you would choose for each sample. You can use more than one method of chromatography on a single sample or use the same method on all samples – as long as you explain how that method of chromatography works and why it’s appropriate for each sample. As part of your answer, discuss if each sample would need pre-treatment before being subjected to chromatography and what the pre-treatment would be. (6 marks)

3. Now that you have prepared your samples you must visualize and quantify your results using mass spectrometry. Select an ionization method for each sample that you prepared in question 2 above, describe how it works, and why it is ideal for that specific sample. (6 marks)

4. Describe what you need to do in question 3 above in order to be able to quantify your sample? (2 marks)

5. What if you were presenting your mass spectrometry results in court and had a peak at an m/z of 542.3 and you stated in your findings that this corresponds to a unique fentanyl analogue, which killed John Doe. Describe what you would need to do to provide this proof and why the proof is needed? (4 marks)

Answer the following question:

1. Name and describe, in detail, two reasons why an LD50 values isn’t necessarily useful for someone to know. Pick ONE of the two reasons you described and explain an experiment you could perform to try and help make it more useful to humans. You can have an unlimited budget and access to anything you need that exists currently however you are not allowed to experiment on humans. (7 marks)

Answer the following question:

1. As a scientist working in a government lab, you have been given full control over the production of a new compound. The compound was isolated from the horse chestnut tree, a tree which only grows throughout 20% of the world and reaches maturity in 75-80 years. It was found that only the flowers contain the compound of interest (shown to the right). Choose whether you would extract from the natural source or chemically synthesize the compound. Explain and justify three reasons that support the choice you made and one reason, that is different than anything you mentioned, why your choice might not be the best – detail required in all answers(9 marks)

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​$7600​, deposited at  5.1​% compounded monthly​, to reach at least ​$ 9500 The time required is ​year(s) and months.

Find the present value of an ordinary annuity with payments of

for

years at

compounded

Hi everyone, i actually have an assignment and I would like your help. please answer these questions. thank you!

1. What are some of the key discoveries that have advanced our understanding of genetics and heredity?
2. How do cells differ from one another, and what are the functions of different types of cells in the body?
3. What are some of the biggest threats to biodiversity, and what can be done to protect endangered species?
4. How has our understanding of evolution changed over time, and what are some of the current debates in the field?
5. What are some of the ways in which microorganisms can be both harmful and beneficial to human health?
6. How do different organ systems work together to maintain homeostasis in the body?
7. What are some of the most important developments in biochemistry in recent years, and how have these advances impacted our understanding of biology?
8. How do vaccines work to protect against infectious diseases, and what are some of the challenges involved in developing effective vaccines?
9. What are some of the ethical considerations involved in using biotechnology to create new products or technologies?
10. How have recent advances in genetics and genomics changed the way we approach medical treatment and disease prevention?
    
    

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Aliens have finally made contact with Earth, and landed You have been tasked with explaining the concept of race, and the current state of race relations in this country, from your perspective. What would you say? Remember, they have no concept of our society. Also remember, it is your responsibility as a member of our classroom community to engage one another with civility. 

Most M-O-M bonds are angular but some are linear, namely, that in[(NH3)5Cr-OCr( NH3)5]4+. Why?

Think it has to do with the bridging of the Oxygen atom, but notsure.

What YouTube Video “The Great College Essay Test | How to Revise Your College Essay the answer the following question in 200 words or more

1. Why is answering the "So What" question in your writing crucial to impacting your audience? Please do not restate what the speaker in the video mentions. What do "you" say. Think about the writing you have produced this semester. Also, refer to the Thesis Resources Guide that Discusses the So What Question.

2. Why is feedback from the Tutor and/or Instructor important to the Revision process?

3. In your own words (please DO NOT look this up), how what is Effective Revision and How will you apply this to your writing this semester?

“Urbanism is an art, and it succeeds when it enlivens the human senses.” Analyze this quote that is from the book Portland good life chapter 3.

"The city fosters art and is art; the city creates theater and is the theater,' Analyze this quote that is from the book Portland good life.

Kenneth made some toys for sale. He sold 20% of the toys on Monday. He sold 27 of the toys on Tuesday and 10% of the remaining toys on Wednesday. In the end, he found that he was left with 1 more than 50% of the number of toys he had made. How many toys did Kenneth make?

Think about the different subjects you study in school. Imagine you can create a brand new subject to study in school.

*Describe the new subject and the topics or skills that would be included. Explain why you chose this subject.

* Which students might enjoy this new subject? What would the lessons be like?

* What materials would you use to study this new subject? What would the class be like?

* Why do you think it is important for students to know about this subject?

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Define the following frameworks in research and cite references:

1. Theoretical Framework

2. Conceptual Framework

Advertisers do this to you all the time: They make their product seem -- maybe only for a few crucial moments --like something you really have to have.

In this discussion post, you have a chance to get in on this action.

Think of a product people don't need, but buy all the time.
Ideally, it'll be something odd and totally unnecessary for our daily lives.
Think about the rhetorical tools you have at your disposal, specifically ethos, logos and pathos.

You can use an existing item or create a product of your own.

Briefly describe the product to your reader (about a paragraph)

Write a 1-2 paragraph "commercial" in which you use one of the appeals (pathos, ethos, or logos) to sell us something we don't need.

Then write a second "commercial" - - again 1-2 paragraphs-- based on a different appeal, trying to sell us the same product.

You only need to write two, not three, so pick which appeals you want to use. Try to stick to one appeal per paragraph...avoid Blendos for this exercise, if
you can.

IMPORTANT: DO NOT TELL THE READER WHICH APPEAL YOU ARE USING. THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO FIGURE IT OUT.

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I need to collect information and to write a full description for the following components related to “Calcium Sulfate” topic to bone tissue engineering as the following:

Abstract –

Chemical structure and properties –

Common uses –

Mechanical properties –

Swelling and degradation properties –

Porosity –

Scaffold fabrication methods –

Advantages and disadvantages –

Conclusion –

Please provide names of peer-reviewed articles that discusses the various genetic factors that can influence the growth and development of plants, such as gene expression, epigenetics, and epigenetic inheritance

"Asymptotic freedom," the last big breakthrough, was discovered by Gross, Wilcheck and Pulitzer just before I started my graduate school. It took me a year to understand what was happening in the world of physics. The standard model involved new mathematics unfamiliar to both physicists and mathematicians at the time, and whose exploration proved to be very rich.

The standard model is based on a nonlinear version of Maxwell's equations, where two waves interact and scatter each other but cannot be treated classically the way light waves can be treated, so it has to be treated quantum mechanically. In 1976, right after I finished my graduate school, there was a breakthrough in the math of nonbillion gauge theory applied to these strong interactions.

In 1982 and 1983, John Schwartz, Michael Green and Lars Brink made enough progress in string theory that I started to take their work seriously, though I knew it was a long-term proposition. In 1984, a colleague who had just returned from Aspen mentioned the development that had been achieved, and at that instant, I knew I would be working on string theories because it was like magic.

The breakthrough of Green and Schwartz in August 1984 made the difficulties in elementary particle physics go away. It had a huge impact on me, and I was sure that my interest would never be the same again. By the mid-1980s, I had caught up to where others were. As a graduate student, I was obsessed with the fact that the equations of the Standard Model are challenging to solve because the quantum effects are significant.

In 1994, Cyborg and I collaborated on an interesting instance of what people in the physics and mathematics fields call "Cyborg written theory." The equations of the Standard Model are tough to solve because quantum effects are large, and it proved to be particularly captivating.

The story that I presented in a lecture at USC (University of Southern California) in 1995, where I sort of unified the string theories, really resulted from an attempt to disprove some of them. In 1995, I was successful in doing something similar for string theory. I tried to reduce the number of string theories by showing that some were inconsistent.

Abstract of Attendance management system

3 quotes and their analysis from chapter 3 of the book Portland's Good Life: Sustainability and Hope in an American City

using the Reference Database for Hazard Identification (RDHI): 

The food category that was assigned was **eggs**

Chemical Hazards – Nutrition Hazard

1. What are some of the ways nutrients and vitamins should be controlled in fortified foods?

2. Click Continue top right corner – find one nutrient example from your food type(egg) and list its functions, deficiencies, and toxicity symptoms

using the Reference Database for Hazard Identification (RDHI): 

The food category that was assigned was **eggs**

Chemical Hazards – Nutrition Hazard

1. What are some of the ways nutrients and vitamins should be controlled in fortified foods?

2. Click Continue top right corner – find one nutrient example from your food type and list its functions, deficiencies, and toxicity symptoms

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using the Reference Database for Hazard Identification (RDHI): 

The food category that was assigned was **eggs**

Chemical Hazards – Allergy and Intolerance

1. Based on the food category find the type of allergen that might be associated with that ingredient or food(eggs)
2. Based on the allergy information briefly describe the main allergen component(s) or types