In order to better understand how these terms relate to what this paper wants to explain and develop, in what follows, a historical background of the conflict will be contained and explained. After that the flow of arguments will be comprehensive for the reader. The South China Sea conflict is not a new one and … Read more
‘ Current operations: Divine cakes & Dessert is proudly Canterbury owned and operated. They making cakes & desserts for special occasions. They use the finest of ingredients to make a range of ready to go cakes, mousse cakes, cheesecakes, tarts and gateaux for their customers. Divine Cakes & Desserts bakes and creates its cakes and … Read more
1.Personal Mission Statement: To develop and cultivate free entrepreneurial spirit, I promise to advance myself on the permanent basis and express my dedication to the profession of businessman. a. What I would like to do? I would like to manage the result-driven team of sales representatives within my current place of employment – HME Technologies … Read more
Background: Although enrolments to Higher Education institutions have increased steadily in South Africa, the graduation throughput figures remain low at 51%* (Centre for Higher Education Transformation (CHET), adding concern of work readiness of graduates as they enter the job market. With an unemployment rate of 24.3 percent in the fourth quarter of 2014, it is … Read more
ABSTRACT: This paper explains the method for lossless compression multi-channel electroencephalogram signals. The Multichannel wavelet transform is used to exploit the inter-correlation among the EEG channels. An Huffman transform is applied to further minimize the temporal redundancy. A compression algorithm is built based on the principle of ‘lossy plus residual coding,’ consisting of a matrix/tensor … Read more
1. 1 Introduction The new era of 21st century is globalised and very advanced due to the education which introduces technology and these technologies are consumed by everyone as individual and globally. This assignment will increase the understanding of aircraft functions and its failure which are related to human factor and other functions like mechanical … Read more
1. Introduction 1.1 Behavioral Economics Many of the assumptions on which economic models and theories are based are often wrong when we critically look at them from the perspective of social sciences. Thinking about yourself, do you always make fully rational choices that are only self-interested? Are your preferences time-consistent? Most of you will answer … Read more
Heart failure occurs when the heart is unable to pump enough blood around the body and, thus, is unable to supply enough blood flow through the body, away from the heart. This results in insufficient oxygen delivery for organs and tissues. Most often in heart failure, the left ventricle fails. Right ventricle failure most often … Read more
Introduction Wine producers are now competing in a global market. The growth of the Chinese economy over the past years has influenced companies to enter the Chinese market. At the same time, the production and promotion of Chinese wines is also growing. Wine industry is developing rapidly in China. Some of the key factors of … Read more
Heart failure is where the heart cannot pump the right amount of blood to meet the body’s requirement. Heart failure affects one or both sides of the heart. The causes of heart failure could be coronary artery disease, high blood pressure, and diabetes. There is not a cure out there that can get rid of … Read more
Introduction Through advances in neonatal medicine the worldwide prevalence of preterm and low-birth weight infants’ increases. (Katz & Bose, 1993) This development is also observed in the Netherlands. The foundation of Perinatal Registry in the Netherlands showed 77 per 1.000 preterm births. In 2008 the exact number of preterm births was 13.649. (Blencowe et al., … Read more
INTRODUCTION AND DEFINATION OF ORGANIZATION According to the (council dictionary fourth edition, p 1103) organisation means means union organization comprising parts and other people in a body (association, corporation, etc.) for specific purposes (mutual interest ). According to (Professor Schein (1973), the organization serves as a rational adjustment of human activity in order to achieve … Read more
Abstract This paper investigates behavioural finance principles and in particular the managerial bias, overconfidence. During the dotcom bubble, 1998-2001, it has become clear overconfidence has played a significant role in the burst of the bubble. Overconfident and, even, rational agents were riding the bubble and invested highly in technology stock. MANAGEMENT CONTROL MEASURES TO BE … Read more
“When you get it right mighty beasts fly up into the sky. When you get it wrong people die.”-Roger Bacon. Aviation safety relies greatly on maintenance. When it is not done properly, it sum up to the majority of the aviation incidents and accidents. Some examples of maintenance errors are incorrect installation of parts, missing … Read more
ABSTRACT: The incidence of asymptomatic cholelithiasis is on the rise due to easy availability and frequent use of ultrasonography for evaluation of most of the abdominal complaints. It accounts for 10-25% in the general population with majority i.e.70-80 % being asymptomatic at diagnosis and 10-20% out of the same becoming symptomatic or facing complications during … Read more
