Implementing The Proposed Algorithm, Local Implementation And Global Implementation

For the purposes of this paper, a case study will be presented in which the issues existing above will be used. Following the case study this paper will offer solutions using Benner’s theory from novice to expert.

In 2003, as an outcome of all the sentinel events reported to the Joint commission lead to the creation of the “The Universal protocol for preventing wrong site, wrong procedures, and wrong person surgery” (Mulloy & Hughes 2008). So, one of the ways that could have potentially prevented the situation from happening at the first place was implementing the universal protocol procedure. According to the protocol the conduction of proper pre as well as post-operating procedures are extremely mandatory. Therefore, by enforcing a standardized routine pre-operating procedure such as verifying the patient as well as the correct site for the procedure, by having the medical staff or preferably the physician marking the operating site with his or her initials before the surgery will be an effective preventive measure (Mulloy & Hughes 2008).

The global predictor consists of 4k entries which are indexed by the history of last 12 branches where each entry has 2-bit saturation counter. The local predictor is two level predictor. The first level of 1k entries indexed by branch target address where each entry is 10-bit history register, which in turn is used as the index of second level of local predictor. The second level of the predictor is of 1k entries with each entry is 3-bit saturation counter. The selector is a table of 4k entries indexed by branch address and each entry is of 2-bit saturation counter.

CP3208 devices are successive approximation 12-bit ADC with on-board sample and hold circuitry. The MCP3204/3208 devices operate over a broad voltage range (2.7 V - 5.5 V). Low current design permits operation with typical standby and active currents of only 500 nA and 320 μA, respectively. Fig.3 shows the functional block diagram of MCP3208 ADC. Fig.3 Functional Block Diagram of MCP3208 ADC

A Delta Sigma modulator converts an analog input signal to a Delta Sigma modulated digital bit-stream. A first-order Delta Sigma modulator consists of an analog integrator, a one-bit ADC, and a one-bit digital to analog converter (DAC), as shown in Fig. 2. In the Delta Sigma modulator circuit, the analog input port and the digital output port can use either dual power supplies or a single power supply. To avoid confusion, we use P and N to represent the polarity of the output digital signals. P means a digital positive value “true", while N means a digital negative value “false". We use numbers to represent digital or analog levels. For example, −1 and +1 represent the dual power supply level VSS and VDD, respectively. 0 means analog ground, which is 0 volts in a dual power system.

Another step in pre-processing is to make the image width and height divisible by 8. Let w and h represent the width and height of the image respectively. w and h are converted into w* and h* such that 8|w* and 8|h* are as follows in (1) and (2):

The training is divided into two phases: learning phase and testing phase. In the learning phase, an iterative which updated the synoptic weights is formed upon the error BP (Back Propagation) algorithm. In the testing phase the number of input and output parameters as well as the cases number influenced the neural network,whereas the trained results is then compared to the target to make a decision about the continuing of the iteration or the obtained results is concluded. The common ANN structure for the three architectures is (3X3), which means three neurons in the input layer and three neurons in the hidden layer. The training of each ANN architecture designs are shown in the following: fig.3, fig.4 and fig.5,

The comparison of above three algorithms for 8, 16 and 32 bit operands with corresponding voltage and frequency are tabulated in table I

This paper explores some of the techniques and tools that are used by terrorist leaders to try to influence and change the mindsets of people. Political and religious motived techniques that are used by terrorist leaders are discussed in the paper. The paper also discuses how terrorist leaders have used the internet to gain support, influence, and recruit new members,

One of the bigger examples used in the article was Target. Target created algorithms and means of understanding what a single person might need to buy, or what they can tell them they need to buy. Target can tell by what a person has bought, what that person will buy in the future. So, if the fictional Target shopper used in the article goes out and buys things that a pregnant woman would need, Target can used the information to determine that she will need products that are similar in the future. By figuring out that she is pregnant Target can send coupons and ads to her so that she will come again, and once she comes again they can reward her by giving her a discount or something free like a Starbucks.

In Mathematics is an integral part of of computer science and computer programming. A great example of this would be how algorithms for computer programs are directly taken from a mathematics stand point. They are used for calculations and data processing. In the book Nine Algorithms that Changed the Future by John MacCormick, the author takes the reader through different algorithms that have made a significant impact on the internet and computer science as a whole. None of these algorithms would even be possible if it was not for applied or pure mathematics.

The objective of the Code is to lay out the ethical commitments made by the aged care systems in addition to the legal obligations that have to be complied. The main aims of the code is - identify and lay out the values that are the basis of the conduct and practice of Aged Care facilities provided under the Aged Care Act;

An easy way to benefit from the existing logic while adapting the converter for certain applications, is to define a “factory” manufacturing one-argument conversion functions for illustrating the notion of currying.

The purpose of this research is to prove the usefulness of the Myers-Briggs personality test, and the Maslow’s hierarchy of needs theories working in Music management. The music industry is tough, and finding an exceptional Artist Manager, is one of the major keys to any artist success. A Mangers role is to provide a stress-free environment that allows an Artist to flourish and focus creatively, while primarily the Artist’s Manager focuses on the more tactical deeds. For every individual, there are factors that affect that specific individual’s mood, focus, and work ethic. By understanding artists required needs, and personality, Managers can better prevent many common disputes, hiccups, or misunderstandings, within the Artist-Manager

Exact optimisation method is the optimisation method that can guarantee to find all optimal solutions. In principle, the optimality of generated solution can be proofed mathematically. Therefore, exact optimisation is also termed as mathematical optimisation. However, exact optimisation approach is impractical usually. The effort of solving an optimisation problem by exact optimisation grows polynomially with the problem size. For example, to solve a problem by brute force approach, the execution time increases exponentially respect to the dimensions of the problem.