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    worldwide market. When people talk about technology, but Apple was a marketing company and it was the marketing company of the decade. When Apple introduced iPod, it became the market leader in portable music players. It has evolved to include various models targeting the wants of different users. The hard drive-based iPod Classic, the compact iPod Nano, the ultra-compact iPod Shuffle and the touch screen iPod Touch was evidences of

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    Over the past decade, the ability of large financial institutions to accurately predict changes in the price of financial securities by using advanced technology has increased exponentially (Bloomberg). Specifically, the introduction of affordable geospatial satellite imagery has enabled investment managers to estimate crop yields, oil supply, and livestock quantities with low margins of error. This information is used to inform trading decisions, which often result in large profits (Woyke). While

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    Tabata et al. (2003) used hydraulic geometry to describe morphodynamics of anastomosing Columbia river. Jain and Sinha (2004) discussed about causative factors and mechanism of fluvial dynamics of anabranching Baghmati river system. In their study they have observed that anabranching phenomena of Baghmati river only occurs along middle river course. The authors suggested that inability to transport high sediment load due to gentle channel slope and dominance of aggradation processes are responsible

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    rather used for direct flood assessment. Pre-processing applications in GIS for flood modeling include the interpolation of elevation datasets to create smooth and continuous terrain surfaces. The quality and accuracy of the topographic data derived from Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) determines the spatial resolution and vertical precision that is used as input of flood models (Zerger, 2002). Ordinary kriging seems to be the preferred method for interpolation of terrain surfaces, as it takes into

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    many providers, they suggest utilizing local resources and facilitating interagency collaboration with local Veteran Centers or with the VA (Spelman et al., 2012). Other findings provide preliminary support for a new, context-specific conceptual model that has the potential to identify areas for future interventions to enhance community reintegration of combat Veterans with mTBI who are finding it difficult. Daggett, Bakas, Buelow, Habermann, and Murray (2013) state that obtaining employment, improving

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    Before we delve into the role of a Project Manager within a Building Information Model (BIM) project and how, if at all, that role has altered, lets step back and understand how BIM evolved. The concept of BIM has actually existed since the 1970’s with the term 'building model ' first used in papers in the mid-1980’s. However, it wasn’t until around 10 years later that the terms 'Building Information Model ' and 'Building Information Modelling ' (including the acronym "BIM") became more mainstream

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    functions, which makes lower-level functions abstract. Access control: The ability to permit or deny the use of an object (a passive entity such as a system or file) by a subject (an active entity such as a person or process). Access matrix model: Provides object access rights (read/write/execute, or R/W/X) to subjects in a discretionary access control (DAC) system. An access matrix consists of access control lists (ACLs) and

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    JOHN QUELCH ANNA HARRINGTON Samsung Electronics Company: Global Marketing Operations Company Background and Strategy The Samsung conglomerate’s roots dated back to 1938 when the company produced agricultural products. In the 1970s, the company focused on shipbuilding, chemicals, and textiles. Samsung Electronics Company (SEC)2 was founded in 1969, primarily as a low-cost manufacturer of black and white televisions. In the 1970s, Samsung acquired a semiconductor business, thereby setting

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    System, why was it developed, and how did it transform the landscape? What is hub-and-spoke air transportation? Why has the service sector replaced manufacturing in the region? Why is it considered bimodal? What is the knowledge economy? What is the digital divide? What are government subsidies, and how are they used in the region? What is NAFTA, what have been its effects? What is NA’s relationship with Asia in terms of trade? What is outsourcing? Why is India especially a destination for outsourcing

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    This image from the Lion King movie is an iconic image that includes all of the characters shown in the movie. The image displays all the characters in such a way that allows the viewer to see them all together in one place in which the background represents the setting of the movie. However, this image can be analyzed, and this results in many of the details showing the idea of hierarchy. The analyzation and representation of this idea takes a unique approach due to this movie being an animated

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