...3. The similarities in both Figures 1-3 and 1-4 is that they are both set in a circular motion and have the same sections (Planning, Analysis, Design, Implementation, and Maintenance). The difference is that Figure 1-3 is in a constant circle going through the different processes in an everlasting motion and Figure 1-4 is in a spiral motion until it ends which would represent the end of the project. 5. Figures 1-3 and 1-12 are similar as they are both takes on the SDLC. The difference is that Figure 1-3 has 5 sections that are in a circular motion. Figure 1-12 only has 4 sections and the process repeats on User Design and Construction. Having the repeats on only 2 different sections as opposed to all 5 sections would allow for a faster project completion. 6. Figure 1-9 has the same problems as the traditional waterfall SDLC as it is the traditional waterfall SDLC with the Design section split into 2 sections, it is still only moving downward and not able to revisit any of the previous sections. Converting Figure 1-9 into a circle would fix this problem as with Figure 1-3 it will allow for revisiting the different sections if there are issues with the project. 7. OOAD differs from traditional methods as it combines data and processes into a single entity called an object. Thus allowing for more reusability with the objects. RUP is not considered a cycle as it goes through its phases and is finished. If it would repeat some of the phases it could be considered a cycle...
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...passed the setting Sun”, where, obviously, the first image means young ages and the second one is about the old ones. This metaphor is widely used in folk texts and in both Russian and Ukrainian languages there are correspondences e. g. на закате своих дней. The pattern purposes are destinations suits this poem because the person dies but this process is described as moving to the other place. The image of the HOUSE is important for the poem. It symbolizes a coffin, or the final destination, or the end of the journey. This complex image renders the beliefs that the dead live in their world under the ground, because only alive people need a place to live. It is interesting that in this poem Death is addressed like “he”. It reveals the difference between American and Ukrainian concepts: for us death is a woman and for them it is a man (or for this particular literary text). One of the possible interpretations is that men tend to destroy everything. Here it is not applicable, because there was the word kindly. According to this poem, death is not the right thing to de afraid of, it is a part of the life cycle and it comes naturally. That is why it is so strongly connected with the ground as the part of nature. There is not much colour in this poem, but due to the images, the brown one...
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...发现，新加坡的小学语文课程总目标与中国小学语文课程总目标如出一辙，除了比较注重普通的语言训练之外，也强调思维技能、品德情意、语文素养与中华文化。因此，本论文将以新加坡小学语文教材中的部分语言现象以及教材的编排为出发点，将其与中国小学语文教材进行了相应比较，并且对二者之间的异同之处进行了浅要分析。 关键词：中国；新加坡；小学语文教材；比较 Abstract: For Singapore, the main teaching medium and its common language are English. In the meanwhile it is also the family language. So Singapore is the district that most of its Chinese residents that use Chinese language as a second language. And there must be some differences between the two Country’s Chinese Curriculum. But after several comparisons, the author found that there is no much difference between the two Countries of its general objective of Chinese Curriculum. They not only put more attentions on the language basic skills training but also lay stress on critical thinking/moral values/Chinese quality and Chinese culture. Therefore, in this dissertation I will analyze part of the language phenomenon in the Singapore Chinese textbook and its arrangement as the starting point. And put them in comparison to find out the similarities and differences. Keywords: China；Singapore；Primary School Chinese Textbook；Comparison 引言...
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...Cuneiform and modern typing on a computer has similarities and differences. Both forms of writing revolutionized the society. For Mesopotamia, cuneiform made a big difference for them because they can record important events and important people in Mesopotamia. In modern time, typing was very important because if you make a mistake, you just have to click a button. And if you want to add something in the middle, instead of erasing you can just add it in. Out of the two, typing is easier. It is easier because you don’t need clay and it isn’t messy. If you make a mistake you can erase it easily. When the clay is dry and you made a mistake you have to start over. There are also differences between typing and cuneiform. For cuneiform it is longer to right and it is by hand. You need clay tablets. There is a stylus and symbols instead of letters. It is harder to correct and needs a lot of training. Cuneiform is wedge shaped and the tablet is sun dried on dried in a kiln. On the computer, you push buttons to get letters. It is a faster way to write. To print, you use ink and typing uses a keyboard. Although typing is better, it is also more expensive. You also use paper instead of clay to print. Typing uses electricity and you need little training. It is also easy to correct and faster send to people. Even though it is hard to write in cuneiform by looking for every letter it is fun doing it in on clay. Scribes in the ancient times must have had a lot of fun working with clay. I know...
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...interesting to see just how some people can be the same and yet so different. They might have the same taste in music, or in clothes. People often misunderstand why some friends hang out together. They might have many of the same qualities and yet be very different from each other. A few of the differences between countries, for example, are a good way to start. Lifestyles in one country are very different from another. In the journal article, “Health Lifestyles in the United States and Canada: Are We Really So Different? “, authors Krueger, Bhaloo, and Rosenau state that one major difference here in the U.S is the smoking age. The U.S smoking age is 18, while Canada’s smoking age is 12. Another lifestyle difference is what the U.S conducted a study where questions on binge drinking were asked every thirty days, whereas in Canada, the question was associated for every twelve. Here in the U.S, our mortality rate among HIV survivors is very high. In Canada, the mortality rate is lower due to the high number of teenagers. These are just a few examples of “friendly” countries with similar, yet huge lifestyle differences. But not all friendships fall into the same category of lifestyles. People tend to view others as having the same personalities because they can not see how two very different people can be friends. For example, in the book titled “Between Friends” by author Debbie Macomber, two very people...
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...Seven Year’s War Luis A Bazan March 27, 2011 HIS/115 Jeff Hanford I am an American citizen here in North America. Living here is very different. There are many things going on here and in all the colonies. There are numerous issues going on. There is a lot of settlement taking place with many different people. There are not only issues between the people who are settling but there are also many issues and differences between the natives that were here when we started migrating and settling. Also there are issues and differences among the colonies themselves. As I have lived here and learned about what is going on, I have written a journal of the several happenings not only where I live but also throughout all colonies. I have kept some notes about the type of people here. I have also kept notes on the various issues between colonies, people and groups. I have observed the natives as well as the settlers and have seen several different things from hatred to friendliness and many steps in between. Although I hope to be able to learn a lot about this and other colonies, it will be very difficult as we are separated by distance and also the communication between the colonies is not very efficient and it takes a lot of time for news to travel from colony to colony. One of the things I have noticed more than anything is that this and other colonies have become and are continuing to become very diverse in more areas than one. First of course there are the natives which...
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...these two completely different ways of life, you should know that living at home and living on your own have some similarities, and they also some differences that you have to think about before making a decision. Every young person should realize that living on your own is a big step towards becoming a responsible adult. When living at home, and living away from home you have certain responsibilities to do in both places. If your decision was to live at home with your parents, you have to help with household chores like cleaning the house, and your room, and you have to do it well, because if you don’t you will have face the consequences. For example, if you have to wash the dishes and you don’t do it, you will just have more and more dishes to wash on the following days. As well, if you decided to move away from home you will also have household chores because no one will be there to do them for you, so you have to do them. Another similarity is that no matter if you are living in your home or away from it, the place where you are living is special and you feel something unique when you are there; This could be because you spend a lot of time in that place such as when you sleep, and eat there. Despite these similarities, living at home and living away from it has some differences that you have to know. The first difference is the freedom that you would have, but you tend to have...
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...Renaissance artist were inspired by the ancient classical world and it was reflected in their sculptures and paintings. While they painted and sculptured new work, it still reflected it’s very early beginnings. As Babcock stated in our textbook, it was inconceivable for a medieval painter to consider creating a masterpiece outside of their box of knowledge, if you will, because of the hierarchical worldview. As I read this week’s assigned chapters, I was intrigued by the vast differences of paintings that Babcock depicted in Chapter 18, yet, in comparison to those from the ancient classical world, they had striking similarities. When you compare the image of the Virgin Mary from the ancient classical world to the painting by Botticelli known as “The Birth of Venus” you can see the similarities. Among those are the shape of the women’s faces as well as the slight tilt of their heads. At first glance, they don’t look anything alike, but once you look a beyond the surface you are able to see how the art definitely reflected and was inspired by the classical themes. Interestingly enough, the position of their hands in both paintings are quite similar as well and in each painting, the positioning of their hands served a very practical purpose. In all honesty, I do not enjoy history at all. However, if I were to choose a period in history that “inspires” me, it would have to be the beginning of the Church as recorded in the book of Acts. I find it inspiring because it’s where...
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...complain about an extra 100 words. 1 First an introduction, 3 to 5 sentences. 2 The similarities are clear enough and should be covered briefly in your second paragraph. 3 Then the differences: first the plot, a hunt in both but with different outcomes 4 Then the hunter, his tone of voice, emotions, and attitude to the deer 5 Then a paragraph on the diction and images (images may stand on their own or be the vehicle of a metaphor. Either way they suggest or dramatize the speaker’s emotions or state of mind. 6 Then some figures of speech, just one or two (you might say, for example, “Each poet employs the trope of paradox, but in different ways….” 7 Then the most important difference, perhaps closure. 8 Finally your conclusion. This is one possible structure, with 8 paragraphs. You might have a different order. You might combine related topics – speaker with imagery related to state of mind, or the similarities with minor differences in plot – and have fewer and longer paragraphs. A paragraph should not be shorter than 4 sentences or longer than half a page, at least in this short essay. Your tutorial leaders might have different suggestion, or you might create a different argument and developing structure. Your thesis should probably focus on the most important difference and what it implies about the...
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...I chose to discuss the three songs, “Bhimpalasi,” by Ravi Shankar, “Magonde,” the traditional music of Zimbabwe, and “Aililiu na Gamhna,” by Solas. Each of these songs differ greatly from one another and I found them interesting to listen to. Compared to “Western” music, I found these songs to be very different in terms of how they sounded to me. Although some may not find much difference, I perceived them to have little similarities. However, I did find a relation of the “Western” genres and the genres from other parts of the world. I noticed how different each of them sounded; yet they all convey a similar quality of uniqueness to where they originate. I feel like all of them represented their given cultures and that they all had meaning behind them. The song, “Bhimpalasi” was very similar to Ravi Shankar’s other excerpt we listened to called, “Raga Anandi Kalyan.” This song heavily portrayed the Middle Eastern part of the world. It contains solely instruments that are plucked, which makes it lack harmony, whereas “Western” music is often full of harmony. Western music also utilizes scales in a more common way to our ears, and this music uses scales in more of a melodic shape. “Magonde” is a traditional African song. This song is very full of rhythm, which is often appreciated by Africans who are more used to this type of music, versus Americans who may think it all just sounds the same. This particular song contained the traditional African drums, along with singing and...
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...“I remembered a common saying at home, ‘A campaign is always made out to be worse than it was…’” (Walter 88). Jakob Walter was a German mason drafted into Napoleon’s army as a foot soldier. In his diary, found years after it was written in 1932, Walter gave a unique perspective of France’s efforts to expand its empire through three campaigns invading Russian territory. The account of Jakob Walter shows the invasion of Russia from a soldier’s mindset rather than an officer, which gives historians a different view point than many historical texts from that time. Walter continually expressed his indifference about the campaign and about his belief that the army was in many cases, leaderless. He came to realize that the saying from home was completely false—that he would never want his family to know about his true conditions because of his complete apathy towards the famine and decimation, his indifference about Napoleon’s goals, and the disgust for Napoleon as a leader. Throughout the diary, Walter mentions other men’s sufferings and how the hunger and cold caused men to act in demoralized ways. He said, “I could look with indifference at the people falling by the hundreds, although the impact upon the ice bashed their heads. I could look at their rising and falling again, their dull moaning and whining, and the wringing and clenching of their hands…. Nevertheless, I had no pity” (Walter 88). Walter mentions sick people being crushed to death in wagons because, “the impulse...
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...Mother’s Values The mother’s values in "Two Kinds" and in "Everyday Use" were two completely different values of life but yet have similarities and differences between them. In “Two Kinds” they were Chinese immigrants and in “Everyday Use” they were African American, two completely different heritages but the mother’s showed their daughters values in life, the way they each looked at it. Never can a child agree with the way a mother tries to raise a young lady, until they realize for themselves, it was all for a good cause. In the short story "Two Kinds" Ni Kan's mother had values for her daughter with high expectations. She wanted Ni Kan to have great success in prodigy, she also wanted her to be great and perfect at everything she ever did. Her daughter always told her she was not a genius but her mother gave up on her. She insisted she was perfect at something and had her try many different talents like, child actress, intellectual tests clipped from famous magazines, and finally it hit her, her daughter would be professional piano player. Ni Kan’s mother was going to do anything in order for her daughter to be the best piano player and exchanged her cleaning, Mr. Chow, Ni Kan’s piano instructor’s, home just so her daughter could learn to play the piano. Ni Kan thought her mother was just trying to make her life miserable as a kid but she was not. Ni Kan did not notice this until she was older and her mother died, she was trying to teach her a lesson in which she thought...
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...My name is Claire and I am 18 years old. I am of Chinese and Greek descent and was born in England. I have lived in Malaysia for most of my life, although due to the fact that my father is Greek, I frequently make trips to Greece. I have just finished my Cambridge A-Levels, in the following subjects: Economics, Business Studies, and Math. My interest in the fields of business and economics stemmed from the recent economic crisis in Greece, of which I have read extensively on. I have a great interest in learning the different aspects of business, and through my studies I have developed a deep interest in one of it’s fields, Logistics and International Trade. My interest has gradually evolved into an aspiration and a pursuit for a career in this field. The reason why I have chosen the International Business Administration at Wittenborg University is that it offers me the opportunity to work in an internationally diverse environment and also the opportunity of international exchanges. I was raised in two different countries and also bilingually, and because of this, I believe that I have developed an open-minded view towards people. To study Logistics and International trade at Wittenborg University is a great opportunity to improve not only my knowledge, but also myself as an individual. Having a chance to learn in an environment with others as interested in the subject as I am will surely lead to a meaningful exchange of ideas which will benefit all involved. Wittenborg...
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...The concept of death is filled with a vast amount of uncertainty, the concept of where one goes after death is a question that had baffled people from the beginning of time. A number of people have attempted to create individual ideas of what the afterlife will be like. This paper will try to find the differences and the similarities between the hell that is depicted in Dante’s Inferno and in the film What Dreams May Come. The film, What Dreams May Come, is about two people, Chris and Annie, who fall in love and become soul mates. Unfortunately Annie faces many hardships in her life after her two children pass away in a car accident in addition to her husband dying as well. Annie is unable to deal with the pain of her losses and chooses to commit suicide. Because of Annie’s decision to end her life she goes to a special place in hell for those who commit suicide while Chris is in heaven. Once Chris realizes that Annie will never be able to join him in heaven he promises to journey to hell and retrieve Annie and bring her back with him to live in heaven together for eternity. A difference between Dante’s depiction of hell and the film’s view of hell is the concept of where one goes when he or she dies being subjective or objective. In Dante’s Inferno, he creates a hell that is full of creative monsters, and terrifying lands filled with unthinkable punishments for the crimes that were committed while the person was alive. This hell is divided and then subdivided again into...
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...I have noticed that there are a few different differences and similarities between the small, medium, and large facilities when concerning the organization of patient records, charts and files as well as how they may handle loose reports. I seem to have noticed that most facilities including most small, medium and large facilities prefer that all of their loose records are to be permanently anchored within their patient charts so that they may be able to reduce the risk of those loose reports becoming misplaced and/or lost, which seems to make the most sense to me since this would be the best idea to prevent the loose reports from being misplaced and/or lost. However, the different sizes of facilities tend to organize patient files differently according to each particular facility’s policies. The most popular methods of organization that I have seen include chronologically, form numbers, report type, category and most recent. During my review of the interview threads, I have noticed a lot of similarities and a lot of differences in how patient files are organized between the many facilities which is leading me to believe that every facility has their own system. A system that may work for one facility does not work for another facility, especially when many facilities specialize in different medical areas. A small orthopedic facility may organize their patient’s files by last names where as a large hospital facility may organize their patient’s files by a numerical system...
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