of user interfaces are command driven, interface menu driven, and interface graphical user interface. A command line interface is basically just a plain screen, usually white text on a black background, such as MS-DOS or the Command Prompt in Windows, where a user can type in commands into the input. As an overall statement, a CLI requires that the user know their material in order for it to be effective. The CLI offers users enormous elasticity in that a single command can be executed with a
In order to understand divine command theory we must first understand the nature of God and Morality. So we will start by taking a look at what makes an action moral. Once we understand what makes an action moral, we can then try to understand the author's’ viewpoint on the divine command theory of ethics. Understanding the viewpoint will allow us to dissect the author’s viewpoints and come up with counter-arguments that the author must then contend with. Divine command ethics is a theory that states
presented findings in the angle of power realization may fail to cover all the used languages of Ramsey in the reality TV program Hell’s Kitchen, considering the limited sample size (less than 2 minutes Transcript), argument purpose selected clips (most presented scenes are arguments related) and the fact that reality TV program process a high tolerance for changes in the used languages — to be “real”. Works Cited Amrin. Saragih, (2007). Introducing Systemic Functional Grammar. Oxford: OUP. Deery
of religion, yet philosophical conflict has arisen of over differing interpretations of Socrates question of whether ‘our moral virtues were designed as good by an omnipotent God, or whether they are good because God recognizes them as good.’ The argument stands on the presumed belief in the God of the bible, which results in a contradiction in the infinitely debatable question posed by Socrates. If God, as described in the bible, is the creator of the universe and all things physical and theoretical
emphasises the role of Cromwell during the battle of Marston Moor, arguing that he was solely responsible for the victory through his strength of command and array of military talents. Some of Ashley’s arguments do strengthen his interpretation. He creates a fairly forceful argument in favour of this view when saying the Parliamentarian army ‘lacked a co-ordinated command’ and indeed this is verified by the fact that there were poor relations between Cromwell and other commanders such as Lawrence Crawford
and Herrick's "Corrina's Going A-Maying" differ in accordance with their different schools of poetic thought. Whereas Donne employs a lustful attitude, derogatory diction, and metaphysical conceits to harshly command sexual activity; Herrick utilizes a more intellectual and sensitive argument with his religious undertones, persuasive and playful diction, and personification of nature. The variation between metaphysical and cavalier poetry can be seen through differences in Donne's and Herrick's
of the poem. For example the lines do not have ten syllables as a normal sonnet but vary in length. Also there is only a half-rhyme scheme with words such as ‘bed’ and ‘died’ in the first quatrain on alternate lines. It could be argued that the tight structure of the sonnet restrains the passion felt because of the syllables but as Gillian Clarke has ignored this rule and has different numbers of syllables this sonnet does not constrain passion. This argument would apply more if Clarke had
from the Qur’an. One can say the mosque at the Lodhi Gardens makes an argument. Because of the objective beautiful aesthetic of the mosque, people are drawn to it, often the site for school trips and tourism, and the mosque presents itself, winning people over and making the mosque a site to see; however without the inscriptions of the Qur’an, the Lodhi Gardens
appeared to be working. Burgoyne's army continually pushed back the Americans southward along the Hudson River with only minor casualties. In an attempt to slow the British advances, the American General Philip Schuyler detached 1000 men under the command of Major General Benedict Arnold. This force moved west to thwart St. Leger's eastward advance along the Mohawk River. Arnold returned with his detachment after repelling St. Leger in time to serve in the Battle of Saratoga. First Battle of
allusions are indirect references that Carl Sandburg utilizes to exhibit the seriousness of the past events. Every place that is mentioned in the poem is a well-known bloody fight in wars that claimed many lives. The opening stanza of the poem is a command from the grass to soldiers at war in Austerlitz and Waterloo to kill as many people as they can and shovel them under the grass so that it has enough history to pile under itself and wipe out all the marks of combat. Austerlitz is a village where
This hypothesis asserts that four distinctive sources, a Jahwist (J), Elohist (E), Deuteronomist (D), and Priestly (P) combined documents over a period of five or six centuries in order to produce the Pentateuch. Julius Wellhausen pioneered this argument during the late 19th/early 20th century; he “denied all the supernaturalism of the Pentateuch and regarded most of its history as unreliable” and by “1900, these views were generally accepted by Biblical critics all over” (Tenney 677). This time
"grievous"; "love", "mourn". The opening line is a now classic and powerful employment of diction: "Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears". This one line commands the attention of the audience immediately. Later in the text, after the first few lines, the words Brutus and Caesar are never in a same line. This use of "he" when Antony speaks about Brutus' comments about Caesar creates great distance between Brutus and Caesar and immediately gives Brutus' argument a much ... ... middle of paper
The award-winning novel by Stephen Ambrose, Band of Brothers: Easy Company, 506th Regiment, 101st Airborne from Normandy to Hitler's Eagle's Nest, discusses one of the greatest examples of mission command in the form of 1st Lieutenant Richard Winters and his role in the Brecourt Manor Assault. This battle is a textbook example of how to fight against a superior enemy force that outnumbered the unit by four times as much. Facing overwhelming odds with just 16 paratroopers against over 60 German Soldiers
replicated in the hopes that results would change….but out of the eighteen men and twenty-two women who tested, over 70% of participants administered the highest shock. The experiment reveals a disturbing truth: human beings tend to blindly follow the command of authority figures. But does this mean anybody would proceed to killing another human being at the beckoning of a scientist? Or could a follower of a certain ethical theory be immune to such a
he was old” (lines 38-39). In this example the point is that if an old man marries a young beautiful women he will spend his life with the feeling of jealousy. As the Miller's tale progresses this exposition of jealousy is shown to have a good cause. Because the wife is young and desirable she is seen as unable to resist the advances of an equally young scholar, “while her husband was at Osney / (these clerks are very subtle and sly) / and privily he grabbed her by the crotch” (line 87-89). The clerk
the destruction of an Indian town and the center of a new Indian confederacy, Prophetstown. Harrison’s strategic aims and actions were not in line with the intent of his commander, President Madison. However, Harrison’s leadership during tactical action in the Battle of Tippecanoe demonstrated effective execution of the doctrinal tasks of Mission Command. In addition to the road to battle, it is important to know that historical accounts of what led to the battle and what transpired are in dispute
1) What is the “divine command theory” and how does it act as an ethical framework for beliefs and decisions? How does Quinn defend the divine command theory of religious ethics? The divine command theory is when someone plays out God’s will or God’s command. They believe that because God commands it then it is morally right. This could mean doing something good or doing something bad, if it is God’s will then it is right (Boss, pg. 150). Quinn argues that very few people have been given
design classes that accurately represent those things with which the program deals. A drawing program, for example, might define classes to represent rectangles, lines, circles, brushes, pens, and the like. The class definitions, recall, include a descriptions of permissible options for each class, such as moving a circle or rotating a line.(Prata 1995, 5) The main advantages of OOP, besides being able to create more complex software, and develop answers without changing the questions, are numerous
only son because he believes it is a Divine command from God. All well and good for Abraham; however, what if someone today came to me and said that the Lord had told them to sacrifice their child? Unlike Abraham, I do not have perfect faith and I doubt, I question, and I would probably think they were crazy. This also sets the stage for one of the nagging questions of morality that has been tackled by theologians and philosophers for ages: Was the command that God Gave Abraham to kill Isaac moral
"A general who wears down 180,000 of the enemy by expending 400,000 men...has something to answer for." This idea from military historian C.E.W Bean is the main line of argument from traditionalist historians. They represent General Douglas Haig, British Commander-in-Chief of the BEF from 1915 to the end of the war in 1918, in a critical, damning light: a hopelessly incompetent general with a willingness to sacrifice the men of Britain for a few metres of muddy ground. On the converse of this interpretation