...Components of Fitness The 6 components of physical fitness are; muscular strength, muscular endurance, flexibility, speed, body composition, aerobic endurance and the components of skill-related fitness; agility, balance, co-ordination, power and reaction time. I will relate the components of fitness to my chosen sport-netball. 6 components of physical fitness Aerobic endurance Aerobic endurance is having the ability to exercise for a long period without getting tired. During aerobic work the body is dependent on oxygen; also athletes who are good at aerobic endurance will have slow twitch fibres. This component is suited for an ectomorph because of their small body surface area, light frame and good thermo regulation, which is suitable for endurance based sports such as a triathlon. Aerobic endurance relates to netball because you have to continually run up and down the court for the duration of the netball game. Muscular endurance Muscular endurance is having the ability to keep contracting your muscles without getting tired. During an activity that uses muscular endurance they will use slow twitch fibres because of the endurance of the activity. This component is suited for an endomorph because of their large lung capacity they are able to do sports like rowing, which needs muscular endurance. They are also able to increase their muscle mass easily. In netball you need to have good muscular endurance because you use your leg muscles – triceps and hamstrings- constantly...
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...Quality Components Health care quality denotes doing the appropriate thing, at the appropriate time, in the appropriate way, for the appropriate individuals as well as possessing the finest possible results (Quality, n.d.). The following are some health care quality components being effective, safe, timely, patient focused, equitable, and efficient. These are all quality components that a healthcare facility should take into consideration. Create Quality Being effective means stipulating services based on scientific knowledge to patients that can benefit and abstaining from stipulating services to those who are not probable to benefit (Quality, n.d.). Safety means to prevent injuries to patients from the care that is meant to assist them (Quality, n.d.). Being timely means to decrease wait time and occasionally damaging intervals for both the receiver and giver of care (Quality, n.d.). Focusing on the patient by stipulating care that is respectful of and receptive to the patient’s preferences, needs and values and making sure that the patient values lead all clinical choices (Quality, n.d.). Being equitable through stipulating care, which does not differ in quality because of personal individualities such as gender, ethnicity, geographic, location and SES (Quality, n.d.). Efficiently operating through preventing waste, incorporating waste equipment, supplies, ideas, and energy (Quality, n.d.). These are all ways to create quality in a health care organization for...
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...Intelligence B. Culture, Nation, and Society II. The Components of Culture A. Symbols B. Language 1. Language and Cultural Transmission 2. Is Language Uniquely Human? 3. Does Language Shape Reality? C. Values and Beliefs 1. Key Values of U.S. Culture 2. Values: Inconsistency and Conflict 3. Values in Action: The Games People Play A. Norms 1. Mores and Folkways 2. Social Control A. "Ideal" and "Real" Culture B. Material Culture and Technology C. New Information Technology and Culture I. Cultural Diversity: Many Ways of Life In One World A. High Culture and Popular Culture B. Subculture C. Multiculturalism D. Counterculture E. Cultural Change 1. Cultural Lag 2. Causes of Cultural Change A. Ethnocentrism and Cultural Relativity B. A Global Culture? I. Theoretical Analysis of Culture A. Structural-Functional Analysis B. Social-Conflict Analysis C. Sociobiology I. Culture and Human Freedom A. Culture As Constraint B. Culture As Freedom I. Summary II. Key Concepts III. Critical-Thinking Questions IV. Applications and Exercises V. Sites to SeePART II: LEARNING OBJECTIVES * To begin to understand the sociological meaning of the concept of culture * To consider the relationship between human intelligence and culture * To know the components of culture and to be able to provide examples of each...
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...Components of Pharmacology Stacy Maryland Liberty University Online Pharmacology Pharmacology is the study of drugs; manmade, organic, or endogenous, and their application and physiological effect(s) most specifically on the central nervous system (CNS). The Doweiko text succinctly describes a pharmaceutical as that which is responsible for, “changing the biological functions of target cells through chemical action” (2015, p. 16). Drugs both licit and illicit, are largely classified as depressants, hallucinogens, opiates, and stimulants, come in myriad forms, allow for multiple avenues of consumption, and have inherent side effects. When developing, dispensing, or using a drug, it is necessary to understand the aforementioned, as well as its half-life, effective and lethal doses, potential interactions, and consequences of abuse or misuse. What is desired from a drug is its optimum effect or highest potential, which is contingent on its bioavailability and a rather complex process of being metabolized in the body. All substances have an effect on the body known as its half-life. Drug half-life, divided into three categories: distribution half-life, therapeutic half-life, and elimination half-life. It essentially refers to a compound’s effectiveness, duration of effect, and time in the body, respectively (Doweiko, 2015, p. 23). Every drug has a preferred effect. This intended outcome is referred to as its prime or desired effect. As previously stated, each of these...
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...Components of Expectancy There are three components of the expectancy theory of motivation which will be explained in this essay. After the three components are explain, the components will be put to use in a real world scenario. The scenario introduces a company that produces a line of branded professional audio products for which they strive to provide the highest quality audio products in the industry. Now let’s get started with explain the three components. The first component is valence that refers to the appeal of a consequence to an individual employee. Salary, job security, benefits, feeling of accomplishment, and advancement. Optimistic or undesirable, valence can differ in size. The scale of valence is how necessary a conclusion is for an employee. The establishment of valence conclusions to employees is vital to inspire and keep valuable employees. As stated before, valence is the first module of the expectancy concept and is the important feature when deciding a stimulus factor for employees. Valence should be great. Employees should want or need the results they acknowledged if they are to achieve a higher level. Thus managers must regulate what results an employee wishes, or the valence of dissimilar results for the employee. The second key factor in the expectancy model is instrumentality. It is insight about the degree to which presentation of one or more actions will lead to the achievement of a specific outcome. The certain level of work performance and...
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...University of Phoenix Material Ecosystem Structure, Function, and Change Select and complete one of the following assignments: Option 1: Ecosystem Components Paper Option 2: Ecosystem Components Video and Summary Option 1: Ecosystem Components Paper Select a representative natural ecosystem in your area or one that you are interested in—such as a lake, preserve, or park—that is managed for native species. • Write a 700- to 1,050-word paper explaining the following: o The major structural and functional dynamics (processes) of that ecosystem including change over time o How humans may have affected biogeochemical cycles in that ecosystem, including impacts to the nitrogen, phosphorus, or carbon cycle o How knowledge about that ecosystem’s structure and function can help or has helped to develop plans for its management and restoration o The implication of species interactions in ecosystem management and restoration • Include two outside references. • Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines. Option 2: Ecosystem Components Video and Summary Select a representative natural ecosystem in your area or one that you are interested in—such as a lake, preserve, or park—that is managed for native species. • Shoot a 7- to 10-minute video chronicling the following: o The major structural and functional dynamics (processes) of that ecosystem including change over time o How humans may...
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...Integer Components Executive Development Final Paper Christopher E. Flores Management Principles December 14, 2013 Table of Contents: Launching Integer Components Management Training Program…………………3 Grooming Candidate CEOs……………………………………………………………7 Choosing a Successor CEO………………………………………………………….11 Launching Integer Components Management Training Program This group of fifteen cohorts should have strong conceptual skills to move to the ranks of senior management. These are different from technical skills and human skills and include creativity, formulating abstractions, analyzing complex situations, understanding issues and solving problems. The individuals in this cohort must have excellent cognitive abilities that allow them to examine complex issues to devise specific and effective courses of action. They should have the ability to develop creative strategies by effectively seeing the organization as a whole, understanding the relationships among the various subunits, and view the organization in relation to its environment. He or she should be adept at articulating the goals of Integer Components into words and expressing the economic principles that affect the company. Comfort with talking about the ideas that shape the company and the intricacies involved is something they will be doing on a regular basis. Working with abstractions and hypothetical/what-if scenarios are aspects of this skill set. Without strong conceptual skills, they could potentially...
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...Principles of Marketing Jared A. Cook 09-12-2014 Professor Ashby Brame Component Lifestyles What are my component lifestyles, you ask? What exactly is a component lifestyle? What do I like or what am I interested in? What makes me tick, per say? I guess at this point in my life I can narrow it down to three things, besides being in school full time. Those three components happen to be Caffeine, Cars, and Music. Why these three? Well, caffeine helps me cope with something called the morning, cars are fun and very fast sometimes, and music is just awesome. I’m writing this paper to describe why I like these things and how they are marketed to me. Oh, and thanks for taking interest because my life is actually pretty awesome. The first component I am going to cover is Caffeine. I work for a company; you may have heard of it, it is kind of popular. They are all over the world in fact. And in New York City, there is one on every street corner, literally. You probably drink their products every day. Ringing any bells? Yup, it is Starbucks. I have been a “partner” with them for nearly seven years. I drink their coffee every day too. I guess you can say I am and addict. Oh well. And the best part is that I rarely have to pay for their products. But, what exactly are their products? Their biggest product is obviously their coffee. Starbucks also produces mugs, tumblers, brewers, grinders, French presses, and so on. But it all comes back to the coffee itself. Almost all the other...
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...limitations of traditional cryptography, which usually involves creating and sharing a secret key to encrypt and decrypt messages. Using traditional cryptography, communications over the Internet may easily be decrypted if the key is intercepted. The PKI infrastructure eliminates the risk of data interception by putting a system in place that bars messages from being decrypted, and is understandably the most preferred method of communications over the Internet. PKI Components Essential elements in a public key infrastructure include a certificate authority, a registration authority, one or more directories, and a certificate management system. The certificate authority (CA) is the body responsible for issuing and verifying digital certificates, which contain the public key or any information about the key. The registration authority (RA) verifies an individual or organization before the CA issues a digital certificate to the party. The last two elements in the PKI infrastructure are software components to store the certificates and public keys and a system to manage the certificates. PKI Process In public key cryptography, a CA generates a public and private key simultaneously using the same algorithm for an individual entity. Only the requesting party is allowed to access the private key, whereas the public key is contained within a digital certificate and made publicly available. The private key--never shared or sent over the Internet--is used...
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...The Components of Empowerment There is a formula for empowerment. Empowerment is definitely achievable, if a person is strong minded and truly believes. The bar for success and effectiveness in this society has been raised. The four components for empowerment includes: participation, delegation, capitalization, and trust (Whisenand & Ferguson, 2009). The formula states that delegation plus participation plus capitalization divided by trust equals empowerment. A leader is placed in position to share the responsibility for decisions and tasks with others. Effective delegation allows a leader to expand and apply their knowledge to execute the work of the department successfully. In order to do that you must receive participation. It is up to the leader to be the motivating factor towards sparking an interest to get everyone else involved. Effective leaderships start from within, and before a person becomes a leader, they have to play their position and participate until their mission is complete. Encouraging others to express their ideas, their needs, and their hopes about an issue or pending decision that affects them is participation (Whisenand & Ferguson, 2009). Thinking outside the box and expressing concerns gets a person actively involved. When leaders notice that they are receiving the feedback they need, they then capitalize on it. There is uniqueness for everyone, finding what it is, how it works for that person determines the dos and the don’ts. Finding out what...
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...A-38 B&C, Sector- 64, Noida-201301 U.P. India. Sub: Electronics Engineering Management - Counterfeit Electronics components Abstract Counterfeiting has a long and despicable history, ranging from art and literature to manufactured goods. Unlike other industries, counterfeiting in the aerospace industry may have life or death Consequences. We take the problem seriously. Thus, all stakeholders from industry and government must work together to effectively reduce the introduction of counterfeit parts into the aerospace supply chain and minimize their impact. The introduction of counterfeit parts whether they are electronic, mechanical or other adversely affects government, industry, consumers which includes National security or civilian safety issues and costs of enforcement. Counterfeit parts are an escalating global supply chain challenge where a single occurrence represents widespread risk to product cost and quality, human safety, and national security. Aerospace and defense products are targets for counterfeiters because the systems are intended for use over extended time, leaving them vulnerable to obsolescence of parts, materials, subsystems and technologies. As the time of system use increases, a substantial number of the parts required to support aerospace and defense products are no longer available from the original equipment/component manufacturers (OEMs/OCMs) or through franchised or authorized suppliers. The aerospace and defense product manufacturer...
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...Curricular Components Teachers need to apply the three UDL principles to four curricular components: Goals (learning expectations) Learning goals are important facets of the UDL framework as they guide lessons and student outcomes. It is important that goals are clear and take student differences into account. They allow teachers to offer students various options and provide alternatives through scaffolding, pathways, and strategies. Goals developed through traditional curriculum focus on the content and performance of goals whereas UDL goals focus on developing student skills. For example: A traditional learning goal for a history lesson would be: The students will quietly read a chapter about World War II and write a 500 word handwritten response about the causes of the war. A UDL goal would be: Students will learn about and present information about factors contributing to the causes of World War II. The main goal of the lesson is for students to learn about the factors that contributed to the start of...
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...Biotic Components Kimberly Johnson University of Phoenix SCI/256 Jane Henry April 12, 2011 Biotic Components The purpose of this paper is to select a representative natural ecosystem in or near the Louisiana area such as a preserves or parks that are managed for native species. Once a representative is chosen, the major structural, and functional dynamics (processes) of that ecosystem including how it has changed over time will be explained. Next the subject is to explain how humans may have affected the ecosystem, and in conclusion an explanation of how that ecosystem’s structure and function can help or has helped to develop plans for its management, and restoration. The Nature Conservancy is a nonprofit organization that works in different countries and all 52 states to help safeguard important lands and waters for nature and people. The organization works to keep safe the plants, animals, and land free from decay by protecting the lands, and waters humans, and habitat need to survive. The organization also focuses on leaving a sustainable world for future generations. Clean water is a must for humans, and animals to live. Fresh water ecosystems provide water for plants, and fish for humankind to eat (Gomez, 2008). Not only in Louisiana, but also all around the world, rivers, and lakes are becoming contaminated, and this affects people, animals, and plants. Research shows that possibly by 2025 more than one-third of Earth’s population could...
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...Introduction to Psychology: Essay Component Due Date: November 6th 2014 11:59 PM Submission Method: Lea – complete the 'Essay' assignment Length: 750 Words Value: 10 points = 10% of final grade Late penalty: 1 point per day, no essays will be accepted after November 13th 2014 Assignment: Find examples of psychology in your day to day life 1) Pick ONE psychological concept from the class a. A concept is a small idea, not a whole chapter or section. e.g. the four stages of sleep, not sleep in general, or all of biological rhythms, or all states of consciousness 2) Write an introductory paragraph describing the concept you’ve picked, and why you picked it (1 point) a. This paragraph should contain a brief description of the topic, I want to be able to clearly see what topic you’ve picked and that you understand what it is, I don’t need a detailed explanation though. 3) Write THREE paragraphs, each giving an example of how you’ve seen this concept at work in your daily life (2 points each = 6 points total). a. Each of the paragraphs should give an example of the same concept applied to a different situation in your life. b. Do not write three paragraphs on three separate concepts. c. Describe the situation, and explicitly identify how your experience illustrates the concept. 4) Write a brief concluding paragraph summing up your essay, and speculating on any changes you might make in your life as a result of applying this concept to your own life (1 point). 5)...
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...Alex Marchino SCI/ 256 4/14/2014 Week 2 Ecosystem Components Paper An ecosystem is a very complex set of relationships among our living resources, habitats, and residents of a selected area. Which consist of plants, animals, fish, trees, birds, water, microorganisms, soil, and people. Lake Mead National Recreation Area (NRA) located in Nevada provides spectacular scenic vistas of Lake Mead and rugged and isolated backcountry. Amazing and drastic physical features include deep canyons, colorful soils, sheer cliffs, distant mountain ranges, dry washes, the lakes, and rock formations and mosaics of different vegetation (National Park Service, 2012). In this essay I will be discussing the major structural and functional dynamics of Lake Mead National Recreation Area (NRA) on Roger Spring and Black Canyon Springs and how the human being have affected this ecosystem by interacting with its biogeochemical cycles. I will show how knowing the ecosystem structure and function could help in its management and restoration of the ecosystems as well. Black Canyon Spring is located downstream of Hoover Dam. Here, we can find springs of both the thermal (hot) and non-thermal (cold) variety with water temperatures ranging from about 55° to 136° Fahrenheit. Rogers Spring is located on “North Shore Complex” of the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. This area comprises of the terminal discharge areas for the regional carbonate-rock aquifer system from eastern Nevada (National Park...
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