...BÀI KIỂM TRA Ngày 28/8/2014 Họ và tên: …………………………………………… Bài 1: Từ vựng 1. 2. Jing lỉ hảo! (chinh lỉ hảo):…………… 3. Wan an (uản an):…………………….. 4. Dùi bù qỉ (tuầy pù chỉ):………………. 5. 35:……………………………………. 6. 201:…………………………………… 7. Nu hái (nủy hái):……………………… 8. Hái hảo (hái hảo):…………………….. 9. Jie hun (chiế huân):…………………… 10. Gong rén (cung rấn):………………….. 11. Duo jiu (tua chiểu):……………………. 12. Yao`:…………………………………... 13. Xiang’(xiẻng):…………………………. 14. Zhi dào (trư tào):………………………. 15. Rén (rấn):………………………………. 16. Xỉao shi (xỉeo sứ):……………………... 17. Dian (tẻn):……………………………. 18. Mei tian (mẩy thiên):…………………. 19. Bái ban (pái pan):…………………….. 20. Ké bù ké ỷi (khứa bù khứa ỉ):………… 21. Jin tian (chin thiên):…………………… 22. Liang ge ỳue (liengr cưa yuề):………… 23. Yi yue (I yuề):…………………………. 24. Dà (tà):………………………………… 25. Gao xìng (cao xình):…………………… 26. Qỉng wèn (chỉnh uần):…………………. 27. Bái sè (pái sừa):……………………….. 28. Huang se (hoáng sừa):…………………. 29. Nả lỉ (ná lỉ):……………………………. 30. Kuàng gong(khoàng cung):……………. 31. Gong chảng (cung chảng):…………….. Bài 2: Điền từ vào chỗ trống: 1. Ủa chieo`……………………………………………… 2. Chỉnh……………..…ràng ủa dừ chỉ……………………..í xìa. 3. Ủa cha yẩu…………………cưa rấn. 4. Ỉ chén ủa sừ……………………………………. 5. Ủa xỉ hoan………………………………..sừa. Khoanh...
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...Introduction The increasing problem of drug resistant bacteria has pushed health care providers to seek out alternative methods to reduce hospital-acquired infections. On the forefront of these alternative methods is the use of high intensity narrow spectrum lighting (HINS lighting) to inactivate harmful bacteria (Bach, Maclean, MacGregor, Anderson, Gettinby, Coia, & Tagger, 2012). This HINS lighting system works by using a narrow band of light, which is lethal to bacteria, but harmless to people. The light penetrates the microbes and excites the molecules inside, causing them to self-destruct. This ceiling mounted light provides continuous environmental disinfection (Bach et al., 2012). In the wake of the healthcare reform, an analysis of this new technology is important to providers, who stand to lose reimbursement payment for hospital-acquired conditions (Straube, B. & Blum, J. D. 2009). HINS lighting system may offer a way to escape financial loss while improving quality of care. Background In 2011 it was estimated that between five and ten percent of inpatients in the US acquire infections during their hospital stay, resulting in a cost of over 30 billion dollars (Haplin et al., 2011). CMS and other insurance programs have begun shifting this financial burden onto the providers in the form of reduced reimbursement for hospital-acquired conditions and mandatory reporting of infection rates (Straube & Blum, 2009). In addition to the financial pressure faced by providers...
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...Good afternoon, Ladies and Gentleman. Welcome to Pacific Rim Economics Forum. My name is Amy Shi, Director, Taichung Business Development Bureau. Today I would like to talk about the advantages of Taichung as a place of investment. So first I am going to introduce Taiwan. The Republic of China(Taiwan) was founded in 1912, making it the first democratic republic in Asia. In 1949, the government moved to Taiwan and maintained jurisdiction over an area encompassing the islands of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen, Matsu, Dongsha, Zhongsha, and Nansha. Population is about 23 million. Taiwan's total land area is about 36,000 square kilometers (14,400 square miles). It is shaped like a leaf that is narrow at both ends. It lies off the southeastern coast of mainland Asia, across the Taiwan Strait from China-- an island on the western edge of the Pacific Ocean. To the north is Japan; to the south is the Philippines. Many airlines fly to Taiwan, making it the perfect travel destination. The Taiwan government has established 9 national parks and 13 national scenic areas to preserve Taiwan's best natural ecological environment and cultural sites. There are various ways to discover the beauty of Taiwan. The political and legal statuses of Taiwan are contentious issues. The People's Republic of China (PRC) claims that the Republic of China government is illegitimate, referring to it as the "Taiwan Authority". The ROC, however, with its own constitution, independently elected president and armed...
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...Muhammed Mughni Atique B.sc (Hons), Business Administration Gift University Gujranwala IMPACT OF HUMAN RESOURCE PRACTICES ONORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE: A STUDY OF BANKING SECTOR OF GUJRANWALA Keywords: Organizational Performance, Employee Satisfaction, Recruitment &Selection, Training & Development, Performance Appraisal and Compensation Abstract: The purpose of this study is to evaluate HRM practices and their impact on organizational performance in banking sector. People believe that HR is not important it’s just a sunk cost and have no significant positive effect on org. performance. The aim of this study was to check the impact between Human resource management and organizational performance. The research was conducted in banking sector of Gujranwala .We have evaluated the impact of functions of HR like Selection, Training, Appraisal and Compensation (as Independent Variables) on Organizational Performance (Dependent Variables). We have done research with the help of questionnaires. The conclusion and results are presented at the end of this paper. The analysis showed the positive relation between the dependent and independent variables. Introduction: Our financial sector evolved very differently from banks in the developed world. For nearly a year after partition, Pakistan had no central bank. Habib Bank – established in 1941 – filled this gap initially, until the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) was set up in 1948 under quasi-government ownership. Commercial...
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...5 things you should bring to the interview By Anne Cummings, Special to CareerBuilder ------------------------------------------------- Top of Form Find Jobs Keywords: eg: Registered Nurse or Sales Location: Los Angeles, CA or 90001 Job Category: | | Additional Search Options | Freshness: | Your Degree: Include all lower degrees | View By: | Title Only | Title & Details | | Advanced Search >> Bottom of Form So you have made it to the interview. Congratulations! Obviously you have already impressed the employer -- on paper. Now it is time to impress them face-to-face, and that means bringing your A game, or maybe your A+ game. Preparing for the interview is the very first step in the right direction towards success. Bringing your résumé and references are safe starting points, but you may not realize that there are other tools that will help you stand out. So what should job seekers bring to an interview, exactly? Here are five things that can make a difference in today's job market. 1. The "Brag Book" Scott Brent, a surgical sales representative and interviewing expert believes that the age of strict résumé and references are gone and job seekers should look to other outlets when impressing an interviewer. "Traditionally, people going on an interview would bring only a résumé and themselves to the interview," Brent says. "Those days are gone. I don't care if you are interviewing for a C-suite level job (CEO, CFO)...
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...Kristin Smith Jennifer Schlenker BUS – 420 January 19, 2014 When I located Illinois State Court’s website I realized it was surprisingly a little hard to understand for the information I needed to provide for this assignment. One might assume that because our president is from the state of Illinois that their state court website would be a little easier laid out and better to understand, but I found it quite the opposite. Therefore, I chose to do this assignment on the state of Ohio. I look at Iowa, Indiana, and Ohio and just liked how Ohio’s website was laid out. In every government there are three different branches: executive, legislative, and judicial. What does each of them mean? Executive branch is responsible for carrying out the laws of the state, legislative state is given the power of legislating which means to make or enact laws for a state, and lastly judicial is responsible for the administration of justice. These three branches are so very important to every state and make the government go round’, without the legislative branch the executive branch would not even seize a purpose and without the judicial branch we would not have a set standard of the way we handle things when laws are broken. The structure in the courtroom in the state of Ohio is as follows: state appellate courts, and state trial courts. When dealing with law they follow an outline of the way things need to be ran just like everyone else. Therefore the sources are state structures...
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...The Cost of Doing Business in America and Japan A manager or company has many factors to consider when deciding to conduct business internationally. Besides being sensitive and respectful to the foreign country’s culture, one must also be cognizant of how the culture influences the cost of doing business. To illustrate this point, consider the following scenario of countries A and B: Both countries [A and B] are characterized by low labor costs and good access to world markets. Both countries are of roughly the same size (in terms of population) and both are at a similar stage of economic development. In country A, the education system is undeveloped, the society is characterized by a marked stratification between the upper and lower classes, the dominant religion stresses the importance of reincarnation, and there are three major linguistic groups. In country B, the education system is well developed, there is a lack of social stratification, group identification is valued by the culture, the dominant religion stresses the virtue of hard work, and there is only one linguistic group. Which country makes the best investment site? Country B does. The culture of country B is supportive of the capitalist mode of production and social harmony, whereas the culture of country A is not. In country A, conflict between management and labor, and between different language groups, can be expected to lead to social and industrial disruption, thereby raising the costs of doing business...
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...SCHOOL OF BUSINESS STUDIES aCADEMIC YEAR 2012/2013 ABDM3313 ENTREPRENEURSHIP BUSINESS TITLE: Food & Beverages Industry (I-Cream) Programme : DBU2 Tutors name : Mr. Lai Mun Keong Submission date: 7th March 2013 NAME STUDENT ID 1) Tong Wai Teng 11WBD06837 2) Chong Hui Myn 11WBD02755 3) Siow Wern Chie 11WBD05161 4) Say Kui Xiang 11WBD04783 Table of Content 1.0 Executive Summary 2.0 Business Description 2.1 The Management Team 2.2 Vision 2.3 Mission 2.4 Goal 2.5 Objective 3.0 Industry Analysis 3.1 Politic 3.2 Economic 3.3 Social 3.4 Technology 4.0 Market Analysis 4.1 Target Market 4.2 Customer’s needs and wants 4.3 Competitor analysis 5.0 Marketing Plan 5.1 Price 5.2 Promotion 5.3 Place 5.4 Product 6.0 Financial Projections 6.1 Start-up expenses 6.2 List of Assumption 6.3 Pro Forma Cash Flow Statement 7.0 Reference 8.0 Appendix 1.0 Executive summary I-Cream will be entry to the food industry as a dessert and introduce to everyone of the ice-cream made with a high-tech technology. Nowadays, every business is talking about technology and wishes to produce a product in a healthy way and made with technology. I-Cream is talking about an ice-cream made with a high technology and could be made on the spot according to consumer flavor or favorite. I-Cream target market focus on everyone includes senior citizens...
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...Japan- Cross Cultural Management Final Located off the east of China, Japan is made up of a series of islands with rich culture and historical background. The Japanese people, dating back to as early as 4,500 B.C. have deep traditions that have evolved and adapted over the centuries. With ideologies, religion and business strategy’s much different from that in the western world, specific customs and traditions must be understood. Although the Japanese carry a great deal of respect in the business world, they can often be perceived as picky and difficult to deal with. This stereotype tends to cause alienation from companies doing business in Japan, when in reality their “closed off” and distant behavior is due to misinterpretation through a western lens. Being aware of the religion and history of the Japanese can help to not only better understand their culture, but to also strengthen business relationships and allow for a positive interactions between companies. The following paper will include a cultural analysis observing different dimensions of Japanese culture through Hoftede and Hall’s scales relative to other world cultures. The underlying beliefs, attitudes and values of the Japanese culture relative to that of the Western American culture. As well as their evolved and highly functioning socio-economic and political environment. Communication and openness to change can be compared providing information as to why the Japanese conduct business the way they do. The paper...
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...Jonathan Mordh A.L.L. 3361W 2011.12.19 The Evolution of Taiwanese Identity It may seem that, just as individual provinces of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) have their own unique differences; Taiwan could also fit under the “One China” world-view envisioned by the PRC. Indeed, the acceptance and recognition of same historical and cultural connections have kept the present PRC’s provinces bound together over such large distances to the north, south, and west. With Taiwan located off the coast of Fujian province, relatively close to the heart of the PRC’s economic boom, it may not be entirely obvious how the idea of two “Chinas” became plausible in recent time. Modern representations of Taiwan in cinema and literary fiction, however, shed light on the issues of Taiwanese identity and its evolution throughout its recent political and social history. These questions of identity can be examined in Huang Chun-ming’s 1960s era short story “The Taste of Apples”, where a Taiwanese family is exposed to influences of internationalism through both the Mandarin-speaking police officer and the American diplomat. When at the American hospital, the foreign nun speaking the local Taiwanese dialect indicated to the family “that their world had grown larger” (149). Here one can see the family as a representation of the isolated Taiwan of the past, and their interaction with the American and Taiwan government official as the effects of globalization. For the family, the introduction...
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...2/20/2010 Satyam shows B-schools too need a co… Enter Keyword S ATU RD A Y , F EB RU A RY 2 0 , 2 0 1 0 1 :1 6 P M IST LOUNGE HOME | e-paper | TODA Y'S NEWSPA PER | mint CODE Travel Books Culture Style Play Slideshows Insider Parenting P os ted: M on, J an 1 2 2 0 0 9 . 2 :1 9 A M I ST Corporate News E mail del.ic io.us digg news V ine P rint Satyam shows B-schools too need a code of ethics Most of the people primarily involved in the Satyam scam have a connection with reputed business schools Business Case | Premchand Palety font s ize Livemint Home ADVERTISEMENT The Satyam Computer Services Ltd scandal has show n w hat bad corporate governance can lead to. It w ill take some time before the story of the fraud unfolds fully but as of now, it seems to be much more serious than just the w indow dressing of the balance sheet. Probably Satyam created its contradiction in the true sense w ith Maytas Properties Ltd and Blogs Videos Radio Special Report Mint Reports Webcast Archive Partners Wall Street Journal Tools Mint Mobile RSS Feeds RSS Story mint e-paper Email Alerts Festival Contest Daily Newsletter Follow us on Twitter Follow us on Facebook ADVERTISEMENT Maytas Infra Ltd, and money w as siphoned off from the computer software services firm to buy real estate and bribe politicians that eventually led to its fall. In the process, shareholders’ w ealth and confidence have been devastated. The management has put the careers of its...
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...mondialisation. L’Espagne a désormais des coûts de main d’œuvre trop élevés pour pouvoir concurrencer la production chinoise à bas prix. Pour survivre, le deuxième fabricant de chaussures européen doit trouver d’autres avantages compétitifs que la traditionnelle production de masse bon marché. Au cœur de la mondialisation en effet, l’avenir de la chaussure espagnole c’est la créativité, la marque et la recherche de nouveaux débouchés. Certains fabricants l’ont compris car ils ont misé sur la valeur ajoutée en termes d’innovation et de design, ils se sont repositionnés sur le haut de gamme et ils ont cédé la fabrication non spécialisée aux sous-traitants asiatiques. Cette stratégie est précisément celle qui a assuré le succès international de Chie Mihara, créatrice d’origine brésilienne installée près d’Alicante, une des traditionnelles régions de production. Contrairement à d’autres fabricants qui continuent de copier les modèles italiens, elle fait confiance à son...
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...International Journal of Advances in Engineering & Technology, May 2011. ©IJAET ISSN: 2231-1963 STRATEGIES & METHODOLOGIES FOR LOW POWER VLSI DESIGNS: A REVIEW Kanika Kaur1 and Arti Noor2 1 2 KIIT College of Engineering, Gurgaon, India kanika.kiit@gmail.com artinoor@cdacnoida.in Centre for Development of Advanced Computing, Noida, India, Abstract Low power has emerged as a principal theme in today’s world of electronics industries. Power dissipation has become an important consideration as performance and area for VLSI Chip design. With shrinking technology reducing power consumption and over all power management on chip are the key challenges below 100nm due to increased complexity. For many designs, optimization of power is important as timing due to the need to reduce package cost and extended battery life. For power management leakage current also plays an important role in low power VLSI designs. Leakage current is becoming an increasingly important fraction of the total power dissipation of integrated circuits. This paper describes about the various strategies, methodologies and power management techniques for low power circuits and systems. Future challenges that must be met to designs low power high performance circuits are also discussed. Keywords: Power Dissipation, low power, process nodes, leakage current, power management. 1. Introduction The advantage of utilizing a combination of low-power components in conjunction with low-power design...
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...Smith Nguyen Studio. http://www.facebook.com/SmithNguyenStudio Smith Nguyen Studio. Công Ty Samsung Trân trọng gửi đến bạn cuốn sách này. Phiên bản ebook này được thực hiện theo bản quyền xuất bản và phát hành ấn bản tiếng Việt của công ty First News - Trí Việt với sự tài trợ độc quyền của công ty TNHH Samsung Electronics Việt Nam. Tác phẩm này không được chuyển dạng sang bất kỳ hình thức nào hay sử dụng cho bất kỳ mục đích thương mại nào. http://www.facebook.com/SmithNguyenStudio Smith Nguyen Studio. THE 7 HABITS OF HIGHLY EFFECTIVE PEOPLE: Powerful Lessons in Personal Change by Stephen R. Covey Copyright © 2004 by FranklinCovey Company FranklinCovey and the FC logo and trademarks are trademarks of FranklinCovey Co. and their use is by permission. Vietnamese Edition © 2007 by First News - Tri Viet. Published by arrangement with FranklinCovey Co., USA. All rights reserved. THE 7 HABITS OF HIGHLY EFFECTIVE PEOPLE 7 THOÁI QUEN ÀÏÍ THAÂNH ÀAÅT Cöng ty First News - Trñ Viïåt giûä baãn quyïìn xuêët baãn vaâ phaát haânh êën baãn tiïëng Viïåt trïn toaân thïë giúái theo húåp àöìng chuyïín giao baãn quyïìn vúái FranklinCovey Co., Hoa Kyâ. Bêët cûá sûå sao cheáp, trñch dêîn naâo khöng àûúåc sûå àöìng yá cuãa First News vaâ FranklinCovey àïìu laâ bêët húåp phaáp vaâ vi phaåm Luêåt Xuêët baãn Viïåt Nam, Luêåt Baãn quyïìn Quöëc tïë vaâ Cöng ûúác Baão höå Baãn quyïìn Súã hûäu Trñ tuïå Berne. CÖNG TY VÙN HOA SANG TAO TRÑ VIÏT - FIRST NEWS Á Á ...
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...Global Business Languages Volume 2 Cultures and Cross-Cultural Awareness in the Professions 5-21-2010 Article 4 Business Negotiations between the Americans and the Japanese Yumi Adachi Weber State University Follow this and additional works at: http://docs.lib.purdue.edu/gbl Recommended Citation Adachi, Yumi (1997) "Business Negotiations between the Americans and the Japanese," Global Business Languages: Vol. 2, Article 4. Available at: http://docs.lib.purdue.edu/gbl/vol2/iss1/4 Copyright © 2010 by Purdue Research Foundation. Global Business Languages is produced by Purdue CIBER. http://docs.lib.purdue.edu/gbl Yumi Adachi Weber State University BUSINESS NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN THE AMERICANS AND THE JAPANESE INTRODUCTION Culture in the business world is not the same as general culture.1 Even native speakers of the language learn business manners and practices, and cooperative culture when they actually engage in a real life setting. It is not sufficient in business for foreigners to understand only the general culture of the target language, since culture and language cannot be separated (King), yet language study by itself is inadequate. Language is constructed with a strong influence exerted by the culture. Indeed, when studying language, it is incumbent upon us to study the culture of the target language (Bloch). Even though culture cannot explain everything (Fallows), and the business world shares a common ground regardless of culture (Bloch), fundamental features of the...
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