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Application to the medical field of a glucose monitoring lenses For this new techonology to reach its full potential, it must be integrated into an Electronic medical Record, “EHR”. This integration will result into a comprehensive and interactive blood glucose monitoring, forecasting a new paradigm in medical care. A stand alone device will only perpetuate the current status quo by having an instrument measuring and collecting data to only be stored into memory following usage, without providing

and what we believe affect the way we view society. Social lenses are the preconceptions we make about the world around us. It is what makes people come across the same situation have different perspectives and understandings it. They are caused by gender, sex, race, ethnicity, socioeconomic class, and all in all experiences. As life goes on, a perspective over a situation can change because of the experiences faced in life. Social lenses have affected my perspective on the education system, the “Black

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To begin, the invention of the telescopic lenses was first led by a Dutch eyeglass maker named Hans Lippershey. During the time of 1608, Lippershey tried to get ownership on his creation that allowed the device to have three-times magnification, allowing you to see objects closer than what they truly are. The telescope that he had created had a concave eyepiece that lines up with a convex lens. To explain what a concave is the best description would be that it's an object that curves inward, like

Sandra Bem’s book, The Lenses of Gender, discusses the three lenses of gender: androcentrism, gender polarization and biological essentialism. The first sense of gender Sandra touches on is androcentrism, which is the idea that men create the standard for society and females do not meet the standard. The most important concept in this reading is the idea that women are naturally given the caregiver role because they bear children. This is important because men are given the responsibility of defending

The Lenses on Gender by Sandra Bem (1993) focuses on gender polarization throughout chapter four. The most significant aspect the to passage to me was the concept of androgyny. At first, it was surprising to me that androgyny was harshly criticized, but I came to understand the issue with the word. Androgyny, although trying to escape the grasp of gender polarization, still encompasses gender polarizing qualities. Even knowing this, I find the word to be beautiful. It "provides both a vision of utopia

The World Of Colored Lenses in Vogue! What do we usually notice in a person when we come across one in our day to day lives? Their face, correct! But the most important part which takes our focus at the initial moment are the eyes and maybe that is why men and especially women all across the planet have always made sure that their eyes are in perfect shape. While eyes and eye products are prevalent in the market at the present times, the one thing that can sure attract the opposite person while

Every decision can be justified to support the reasoning for the cause of cause of behaviour. Through the lenses of law and ethics, the case of Tri-Star and the conduct of the president presents a dilemma between what is legal, and what is morally acceptable. In consideration of the ethical aspects of the case, the president did not oblige to promoting the greater good and avoiding bad consequences for all. Although the president attempted to create a favourable outcome for herself and Tri-Star

THINGS FALL APART LENSES Chapters One through Three: Marxist Lens In chapters on through three of Things Fall Apart by China Achebe, it introduces the protagonist, Okonkwo. Okonkwo is a wealthy and highly regarded person in his village know as the Iguedo. Okonkwo’s main drive in life is to be manly and he actually fears weakness. He gained his title as a powerful warfighter by defeating Aluminize the cat in a wrestling match who, up until the fight with Okonkwo, was undefeated for seven years

In Sandra Bem's The Lenses of Gender (1993), Bem's last focus is on how the concepts of androcentrism and gender polarization create a gendered identity and form our society's institutions. The most significant aspect to this piece was if men and women were different, and if so, how to handle that difference in a society. It is very difficult to read this book as a women in America because the concept of equality seems so easy to me. Treating everybody with the same respect is a natural response