...together. Discover Felt Time Determine which of these contrasting pieces is longer Adagio for strings by Samuel Barber Orchestral suite No.2 by J.S Bach As you listen decide which of the following words describe the character of these selectin. Slow Short Sounds Calmed Weak pulse- Rhythm Spirited Strong pulse- RHythm Fast Tension Hurried Response Detached Accents Accent is the emphasis placed on a beat.. The pulse moves by steady beats, some of which are accented to create strong and weak beats.. These stressed and unstressed pulses usually fall in groups of 2 and 3. The firs beat in each measure has an accent. Time Signature Set of numbers at the beggining of a piece of music. Top number: indicates the kind of note that recieves the beat. Time signature is also called meter tempo Is the pace ( speed) with which music moves The pace of music is one of the most expressive elements. There are many gradations of tempo In classical music, these are expressed in Italian terms. Tempo Words Largo: Very slow Adagio: slow ( steady time slow) Andante: moderately ( walking Allegreto: moderately fast Allegro: fast Pesto: Very fast Accelerando: gradually growing faster(“si voy rapido puedo ir mas rapido”) Ritardando: gradually growing...
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...Kaplan University HU300 – 10 The Tortoise and the Hare: Slow and Steady Wins the Race Steadiness, although progress may be slow, will eventually be more beneficial than being rushed or careless just to get something completed. Mythical stories, fairy tales, and fables have been among the collective unconscious told and passed down for generations to teach the listener/reader morals. The link between the stories and person being told help them understand situations that can lead to a victorious outcome. With determination, one can succeed at almost anything. Our earliest encounters with literature, the stories told or read to us, probably influenced our expectations of later life (Janaro & Altshuler, 2012, p. 56). A well known fable by Aesop, “The Tortoise and the Hare”, is a story that supports the importance of consistency and consequences of arrogance. The fable tells of a hare that boasted about his speed to others. There was a wise tortoise that he repeatedly teased about being very slow. The tortoise became fed up with the hare’s arrogance and challenged the hare to race against him. Both animals agree to a race, and at the start the hare races ahead while the tortoise slowly plows forward. With the tortoise moving so slow the hare was sure a nap wouldn’t jeopardize his chance to beat the tortoise. Waking from a short nap, the hare begins running while leaving the tortoise behind moving at a slow but steady pace. Observing the distance between himself and the tortoise...
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...conditions, in accordance with several pre-set categories: EMERGENCY, SOFT GROUND, TRACK and HIGHWAY. This function is controlled from the driving position by a special instrument panel •which activates a logic box to inflate/deflate the tyres, sending compressed air to the wheels via a rotary joint on the hub reducer of each wheel. • •MAJOR COMPONENETS IN THE SYSTEM •OCP (OPREATOR CONTROL PANEL) •PCU (PRESSUE CONTROL UNIT) •CTIS VALVES Central tyre inflation system (CTIS) vehicle Know your User Instruction Centralized tyre inflation Central tyre inflation system (CTIS) vehicle Press ON/OFF button to switch the device ON Know your At power up of system, the empty load signal will first fast blinking and will steady on when ECU is correctly initialized. If Load signal continuously blinks, the ECU initialization fails. The process initialization starts by blinking successively all panel signals (auto-test). After the initialization sequence and ECU hardware checks, the terrain button previously selected is automatically reactivated. At each powering up, a pressure check cycle is carried out to verify the conformity of the terrain pressure for each tire. . If a terrain/load mode change has been previously interrupted, the process will re-activate the new terrain/load selection and will resume the interrupted terrain mode...
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...delightful, jovial, cheerful, jolly, hearty, serious, matured, natural; impressionable, impassionate, spirited, excitable, imperturbable, staid, grave, sedate, demure, resigned, playful, unaffected; affected, quick, ferocious, acute, cutting, incisive, fiery, hysterical, impetuous, heady, hot, sentimental, mettlesome, over-sensitive, mercurial, restless, boisterous, impulsive, volcanic, stoical, morose, glommy, moody, melancholic, sharp, caustic, cheerless, pensive, flashy, nervous, hot-headed, emotionally stable, fussy, impulsive, cynical, sophisticated, mature. Energy: alert, energetic, active, quick, industrious, diligent, indefatigable, laborious, persevering, assiduous; passive, leisurely, steady; inactive, slipshod, indolent, lazy, slovently, idle, torpid, apathetic, sluggish, languid, slow, drowsy, fatigued, worm, tired; conscientious, painstaking, absentminded. Readiness to accept responsibility: ready, willing, enthusiastic, keen, eager; reliable, helpful, dutiful; unwilling, begrudging, reluctant, demure, sober, composed,...
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...adoption. In this scenario 100% of the market will eventually adopt the hybrid car. This scenario predicts that the growth will start out slow, until there is a breakthrough in technologies that make the hybrid car even more efficient and affordable to the struggling class. When the breakthrough occurs there will be an accelerated growth and eventually the hybrid car will become the norm with 100% of the market will be adopting the car. - Solar Energy: This is an average scenario for hybrid cars adoption. This scenario predict that the hybrid car will see a steady growth from the beginning but it will never reach 100% market penetration. Unlike the optimistic scenario there will not be a period of extreme growth, instead, the growth will be steady throughout until the penetration reach about 80% of the market. The maximum market penetration potential for this scenario is about 90% and it will take a long time to get there. The reason for this scenario is that the technologies for the hybrid car will advance at a steady rate and at one point will overtake others car technologies, thus, become the best selection in the market. - Diesel Car in Europe: This is a pessimistic scenario for hybrid cars adoption. This scenario is predict a very slow growth for the hybrid cars. The growth will be small starting out and will continue to be slow throughout the years. In this scenario the hybrid car will get at most 40% of the market share and will take a very long time to get there...
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...2/16/2014 Intellectual Property creation witnessing steady growth in India: Report - Economic Times You are here: Home > Collections > India RELATED ARTICLES Budget 2012: Relax corporate tax and surcharges to boost... March 5, 2012 Intellectual Property creation witnessing steady growth in India: Report PTI Jun 26, 2013, 06.43PM IST Bharti Airtel gives IP contract to Alcatel Lucent India June 1, 2012 Tags: Texas Instruments general motors | Mercedes-Benz | investments | intellectual property | Intel | Hewlett-Packard | | gdp | Alstom | Alcatel Lucent Alcatel-Lucent launches IP Transformation Center Septemb er 8, 2009 IN-DEPTH COVERAGE India Intellectual Property Alcatel-lucent Alstom NEW DELHI: The country's contribution to Intellectual Property (IP) creation is witnessing a steady growth, however, investments in R&D and patent activities in the country are still relatively slow when compared to developed nations, a report says. According to globalisation and market expansion advisory firm Zinnov's study 'Enhancing the IP Quotient in MNC R&D centres', IP creation is witnessing steady growth in MNC R&D centres, but investments in R&D and patent activities in India are still relatively slow. (A sector-wise analysis…) The study further said India spends just 1 per cent of its GDP on R&D, while countries like Israel spends 4.2 per cent, Japan 3.7 per cent, US 2.7 per cent and China 2.0 per cent...
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...Population growth concerns of African forest elephants A scientific paper recently written by Turkalo et al, Slow intrinsic growth rate in forest elephants, indicates that the recovery of African forest elephants, Loxodonta cyclotis, from poaching will require several decades. This species of African elephant has been experiencing continual population declines driven by illegal killing (poaching) and natural habitat range loss. These scientists completed the 1st ever demographic study on African forest elephant populations. Since 2002, it’s estimated that their population has decreased by 62% and that they have lost 30% of their habitat range. Using data collected in Dzanga forest, located in the Central African Republic, scientists found that...
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...Americans are stepping back and asking “what is the current state of the economy?” Although the nation has been experiencing growth and a decrease in unemployment for the past three years, the national annual deficit of $1.1 trillion and the recent fiscal cliff debate along with the government shutdown reflect the nation’s struggle with furthering our economic growth and stability. According to the Bureau of Economic Analysis and the Bureau of Labor Statistics, GDP increased 1.1% in the first quarter of 2013 and 2.5% in the second quarter mainly due to an increase in business investments and goods exports and imports. What we can expect in the next few years is a slow and steady increase in the growth rate. However, many seem skeptical if the increase will be notable to say the least. Like GDP, unemployment has been on a steady decline for the past three years. The unemployment rate dropped from 7.8% in December 2012 to 7.3% in August 2013. This reports that there is an increase in job creations. However, what is more notable is that there is a higher increase in part-time jobs as opposed to full-time jobs, which leaves a bad taste for many because there is no certainty and sense of security. Household debt continues to decline in most categories like credit card debt. Yet consumers continue to remain cautious with a slowdown in consumer spending and spending for goods and services. If this trend continues, we may see that fewer companies will want to hire personnel due to a decrease...
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...1.1 Explain the importance of effective supply chain management in achieving organizational objectives? Importance of Supply Chain Management In the ancient Greek fable about the tortoise and the hare, the speedy and overconfident rabbit fell asleep on the job, while the "slow and steady" turtle won the race. That may have been true in Aesop's time, but in today's demanding business environment, "slow and steady" won't get you out of the starting gate, let alone win any races. Managers these days recognize that getting products to customers faster than the competition will improve a company's competitive position. To remain competitive, companies must seek new solutions to important Supply Chain Management issues such as modal analysis, supply chain management, load planning, and route planning and distribution network design. Companies must face corporate challenges that impact Supply Chain Management such as reengineering globalization and outsourcing. Why is it so important for companies to get products to their customers quickly? Faster product availability is key to increasing sales, says R. Michael Donovan of Natick, Mass., a management consultant specializing in manufacturing and information systems. "There's a substantial profit advantage for the extra time that you are in the market and your competitor is not," he says. "If you can be there first, you are likely to get more orders and more market share." The ability to deliver a product faster also can make...
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...What is the difference between speed and velocity? * Speed is how fast you’re going * Velocity is how fast you’re going but you need to add direction of the way you’re going in. What are different parts of a distance-time graph? * Flat sections up – steady speed * Flat line – stopped * Curved line up – accelerating * Line curving off – decelerating * Straight line down – steady speed in other direction How do you calculate speed from a distance time graph? * Vertical / horizontal = speed What is acceleration? * How quickly the velocity is changing * The change in velocity can be a change in speed, or direction or both How to calculate acceleration? * Acceleration = change in velocity / time taken What is each part of a velocity time graph? * Straight line up – accelerating * Straight line – constant speed * Curved line up – increasing acceleration * Straight line down – decelerating How to find the distance travelled on a velocity time graph? * It is equal to the time interval underneath an area of a graph What is mass and weight? * Mass Is the Amount of matter that makes up an object * Weight is the force which pulls a object to the ground What is weight measured in? * It is a force measured in newton’s (N) What is the resultant force? * The sum of all the forces acting on an object What happens to an object if the resultant force is zero? * It will remain...
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...With our fast paced lifestyles it is hard for some people to sit down and get to know someone. Many people may attempt to form a steady relationship but it ends up moving too fast not allowing enough time for the relationship to properly mature. As long as it is properly used, online dating can serve as a useful tool to allow relationships the ability to gradually develop. It is a great way to bring back the structure into many new relationships. In Love, Internet Style, David Brooks emphasizes on the point that “Online dating puts structure back into courtship.” Online dating can serve as a useful tool to allow relationships the ability to gradually develop, because it can bring back the structure into many new relationships (Brooks)....
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...Each musician was practicing parts with the others but no one was in sync. The first song they played was collaboration of all the instruments coming together in consonance harmony to gain the audience attention. It was announced that the first song to be played was an original composition by Robin Henkel, “Free Advice” is what he called it. The tune was played with a tonal center of B flat and started with a trumpet solo and soprano sax accompaniment. This song carried the tempo for the night with a smooth steady tone. The next song was entitled “Jeeps Blues”, it used the keynote of “C” and kept 4/4 time. This song had a very syncopated rhythm that had people out of their seats and dancing, myself included. All the elements we have been learning about were present in this tune. It started off in a mezzo Piano tone and during solos it reached a fortissimo tone. This particular song had a very bright tone color and homophonic element. The drums and bass kept a very steady rhythmic tempo. The next song played,...
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...guest appearances from some featured performers such as Hollis Gentry on sax, Tommy Aros on Latin Percussions, and Pat Fitzpatrick on electrical bass. Some of the songs were composed and arranged by Dave Scott or Bill Shreeve. I was able to catch their performance this Monday night on August 4th. I was able to listen in on a few pieces during my one hour and thirty minutes there. One of the pieces was titled “Blue Cheer.” The piece was highlight with the solo play of the saxophone player, Bill Shreeve. I found out after the performance that this piece was arranged and composed by Bill himself. It explains the dominant play of the sax in this particular piece. The piece was mellow yet had an upbeat feel to it. The bass provided a steady beat throughout the piece and the drums and symbols provided a mellow rhythm to the piece. The piano play was very subtle; you would have to really focus in on the piece to hear the piano player. There was a distinct rhythm throughout the piece provided by the sax. The piece...
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...Scarcity of Resources ECO/HC561 Dr. Anthony Bennett May 10, 2010 Scarcity of Resources Every day a person can turn on the news and get inundated with information regarding the most recent natural disaster, victims of crime, auto accidents, acts of terror and personal injuries. The resources in healthcare facilities are being stretched to the limits due to the constant barrage of injuries and diseases throughout our nation. Among those resources that are becoming scarce is blood. Blood donations have saved many lives and continue to be a vital part of lifesaving measures daily. Scarcity of Resources Influences this Market “New regulatory requirements for donor eligibility challenge blood centers to recruit and retain enough donors. This study evaluated correlations between overall satisfaction with the donation process and donor demographics and the effect of both on a donor’s intent to return (Nguyen, 2008).” Due to these regulatory changes the blood donations supply has began to dwindle down and jeopardizing the health and well being of many injured patients. Blood donations have always been on a volunteer basis with no incentive other than goodwill offered. Due to the shortage, the stakeholders, including patients, physicians and researchers and donation management teams, are being forced to other solutions or alternatives. The patients are being forced to either donate their own blood and keeping it stored at blood banks for future need or having...
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...Motivation Introduction -------------------------Motivation of the workforce is a topic that has been discussed by many people and very rightly so. If one could just find the one motivation that works for all employees!!!. The importance of motivation -----------------------------------------Employee motivation is important. We all want to start our day excited about what we are doing. At the end of the day, we want to feel like we have accomplished something and that someone has noticed, appreciated, and benefited from our efforts. Recognition is what encourages us to want to come back tomorrow. Motivation can have an effect on the output of the business quantity and quality. What are some of the most important Motivation Theories and how they still influence our day-to-day work. Having explored some of the theories of Herzberg (the Hygiene factors/motivators and his vertical loading), and then Maslow's Hierarchy (of needs and others) what I have tried here is to link some of these theories with my own work experience. cannot help but start with Maslow's Hierarchy of needs which listed five basic needs, the highest being self actualization. Maslow sees this as what humans can be, they must be or at least becoming everything that one is capable of becoming. Maslow also argued that these needs are not necessarily in a fixed order. However, he also suggests that - A satisfied need is not a motivator. - Lack of need satisfaction can affect mental health. Of course his theories have...
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