Nominal category Essays

  • Types of Data

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    several forms of data throughout the day. The data that we encounter can be broken into three distinct groups. Information that cannot be sequenced is part of the nominal category of data. This information has no “high” or “low” value. There is not a logical sequence for the data to be categorized. An interesting piece of nominal data that I discovered was male to female ratio. I work for a small facility of only 10 employees and was interested to note that there were 4 females and 6 males.

  • Realisations of direct object

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    there is involved some action. If the action or event involves another person or thing which the action affects, relates to or produces, we express it by placing a nominal group referring to them directly after the verbal group (verb). This is called direct object (I-subject- don’t like- verbal group- Jack.-object realised by a nominal group). Clauses which contain a direct object are called transitive clauses. Verbs contained in these clauses which are followed by direct object are called transitive

  • Shakespeare's Rebuttal to Possibilities in Sonnet 96

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    with youth, Shakespeare claims that some view "gentle sport" (2) as a grace as well, playing on the double meaning of "sport" as both "pleasant pastime" and "amorous dalliance or intercourse" (OED)."" It appears that Shakespeare falls in this category, saying in line three that people of all stations and classes love the young man's graces and faults, because he "makest faults graces" (4)." Line four possesses a fault in being hypermetric, which÷like the young man's faults÷can b... ... middle

  • Hhv-8

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    determining its role in Kaposi’s sarcoma (KS). People with KS are distinguished by their placement in four categories. The first category consists of elderly males of Mediterranean or Eastern European Jewish descent. The second category consists of individuals of all ages from Africa. Neither one of these categories is associated with immune deficiency or known environmental factors. The last two categories are associated with organ transplants or HIV-1. In all forms of KS males are predominantly affected

  • Greek Goddesses

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    lived to please the deities in hope of gaining a better lifestyle. The goddesses of Greece acted as an important part of Greek mythology ( Hamilton 28-35 ). Historians placed the goddesses into categories. The first category included the major goddesses of Olympus. The goddesses placed in this category were Hera, Athena, Aphrodite, Hestia, Demeter, and Artemis because most people knew and worshipped them. The people held these six goddesses the most high and with the most respect ( Hamilton 28

  • Solutions to Poverty

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    five different categories in which each poverty stricken person can be placed in. The first category are those who are not able to work because they are too old, too young, disabled, or tied down by social responsibility. The second category are those who are able and qualified to work but can not find work. The third category are those who are not equipped to fill available jobs either because they are undereducated or because their skills have become outdated. The fourth category are those whose

  • What is Heat?

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    CONVECTION. If the hot solid is not touching the cold solid, there will usually be some third material between the two. If the third material is also a solid, we just have conduction from hot to third material, and from third material to cold solid, category (1), already dealt with, phooey. But if the third material is a liquid or gas, something new can happen. Suppose for the sake of argument the hot solid is on the bottom, the cold on top, and a liquid in between. This describes things like a saucepan

  • Is Slim handicapped - of mice and men

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    Assessment Piece on “OF Mice and Men”: ‘Slim? Handicapped?’ “I ain’t much good with one hand. I lost my hand right here at the ranch.” You will consider this as a handicapped person. What else will you include in this category? Mental disorder, parallelization, amputated, etc., everything that makes you depend on others or any other things including loneliness, emotionless, discriminated or anything that you can do but there is something stopping you from what you want to do. This book, or novel

  • Dental Floss

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    that accumulates and hardens over time. Left untreated, plaque deposits can eventually lead to gum disease and tooth decay. Being currently in maturity stage of its life cycle with rather steady curve, showing no surprises for a product in this category, floss has great potential for conquering the market again and experience its new growth stage resulting in turning the trend upwards as opposed to slightly declining current trend. It has that potential same as milk does. It’s “very good for your

  • justifying war

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    exactly what we can use to justify it are some of the few things that will be mentioned. These will also be discussed in ethical terms and what part of ethics they fall into. Along with this will be an analysis of why each essay falls into its given category. The strengths of each essay will be mentioned as well as the weaknesses and a comparison as to which is the stronger essay and which is the weaker essay will be provided. The most important part, however, is the basic understanding of the message

  • Modern Witchcraft

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    for the working of magic and divination and other "psychic technologies." On the whole, the occult community today has expanded its definition of "the natural" to incorporate elements that were earlier considered supernatural, placing them in the category of the super- or paranormal instead. Yet, they are still involved in the "old ways" -- that is, the occult. Now You See it, Now You Don't What has happened in the occult world in the past two or more decades is just what C. S. Lewis described

  • Negotiation

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    achievement or movement. Reaching a deal reached between us is negotiating. Sounds easy doesn’t it. But the reality is that every negotiation is stressful and takes its toll on us. When breaking Negotiating down into parts I came up with six important categories to keep in mind. Example The first is to be prepared. Do your homework before you start negotiating. Have a plan and write it down. Have a vision of where, when and how to set up for success. Don’t look at the small picture of how to get an agreement

  • Investigating Pleurococcus

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    Variables that are Biotic are: Ø Position on the tree: leaves may cause dimness and branches may change the local humidity conditions. Ø Animals: birds and animals may remove the Pleurococcus. Ø Tree species: each tree has its own rind category, some more appropriate to the Pleurococcus than others. Ø Location: the location of the tree will largely influence abiotic factors (e.g. shadowing effects of other trees and disclosure to the elements) Ø Pleurococcus contains chlorophyll

  • Producing an Entertainment Website for Teenagers

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    website for teenagers. The reason why I choose to have teenagers as my target audience is mainly because I am a teenager myself so I would understand what code and conventions to have in my website. The research that was needed was: Ø What categories to have on the website Ø What colour scheme people like best Ø The name of the site To make the research successful I made a survey for the audience to fill out, we choose only to hand the survey out to people around our age group. I

  • Seeing Nature Through Our Own Eyes

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    or more of three categories defined by Merchant. These categories are hierarchy, dialectics, or pastoral. The hierarchy category includes masculine aspects such as activeness, dominance, and adventure. On the other hand, the pastoral category is the opposite of the hierarchy category and includes more feminine ideas such as passiveness, peacefulness, and motherhood. The remaining dialectic category is one that is hard to define because it is neither active nor passive. This category falls in between

  • Race: An Empty Category?

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    Race: An Empty Category? "Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted." --Albert Einstein What is race? How many races are there? What are the genes that separate each race? How many genes are there? What do evolutionists, scientists, or anthropologists have to say about race? And even more importantly, what role does race play in your life? When I was a young girl of about 6, I had a friend of a different race who was particularly interested

  • Stereotyping Girls Who Drive Trucks

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    being a girl who drives a truck. The sense of power you get almost makes up for the harassment. Driving a truck as a female automatically places you in one of two categories, whether they're true or not. You are either the cute lil' thang in Daddy's big pick-up, or you are a bull dike. Don't worry; there are ways to tell which category you're in. Should you be the cute lil' thang, you might be a little chunky or just plain little. You cannot however, be fat. One probably wouldn't want to be

  • David Hume’s Treatment of Mind

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    describes. I note that Hume attempts to provide such an agent by invoking the activities of imagination and memory, but that it is unclear where these belong in his system. After discussing the relevant possibilities, I conclude that there is no category within the limits of his system that can accommodate the faculties and allow them to do the work Hume assigned to them. I then note that Hume’s rejection of substantival mind rests upon the assumption that something like substantival mind exists;

  • School Shootings and Denial

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    white suburbs or rural communities. And yet once again, we hear the FBI insist there is no "profile" of a school shooter. Come again? White boy after white boy after white boy, with very few exceptions to that rule (and none in the mass shooting category), decides to use their classmates for target practice, and yet there is no profile? Imagine if all these killers had been black: would we still hesitate to put a racial face on the perpetrators? Doubtful. Indeed, if any black child in America --

  • Hackers vs. Crackers

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    Hackers vs. Crackers Introduction When you hear the word hacker, you probably think of a nerdy, teen-aged boy sitting behind a computer with sinister plans for his attack flowing through the keystrokes of his fingers. You probably think of a techno-criminal defacing websites, shutting down computer systems, stealing money or confidential information-basically a threat to society. But these descriptions may describe someone else enterely. Many in the computer community contend that this criminal