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...?Is Nuclear Disarmament Desirable and Feasible? Introduction When the Cold War was about to culminate, the world powers proclaimed a seemingly desirable, but somewhat impossible, vision—a world completely free from the threats of nuclear weapons. The value or purpose of nuclear weapons is rooted in global politics. Nuclear disarmament demands a collaborative model of international security. Cooperation between the power blocs is very important, as well as regional cooperation. Disarmament efforts should deal with the interests of developing nations and to the expectations, cynicism, and uncertainties of countries across the globe. To be successful, such efforts must be in harmony with continuing power...
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... The Mall of Louisiana is one of the biggest commercial structures located in Bluebonnet Boulevard. With more than 175 retailers, the number of visitors and shoppers per day could be thousands. As identified in PSOS (2011), “on the day-to-day level, the most common threats come from clients, employees and suppliers. Potential terrorist or criminal acts pose a threat whose impact on human and material loss could be enormous” (par. 2). In this regard, the security system for the shopping mall should encompass the following areas: a preventative intelligence infrastructure; advanced technological means; security procedures; professionally trained personnel; and inspections,...
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...PEER REVIEW DRAFT 1 Are there any additional details that could be included to help you better understand the essay? What is missing or unclear? Details needed for a first time reader to gain deeper understanding of how far the story has come was missing. This detail was very important especially against the backdrop that the writer basis on the previous component of the story to pass a very arguable judgment that the Indians are still not treated well in society today.
2 What part of the essay is most memorable? Why?
The most memorable part of the essay is the portion where revelation is made that up to today, not much effort has been made to better the sovereignty of lesser groups by refusing to...
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... PEER REVIEW QUESTIONS Question FEEDBACK: Yes, the paper sustains a coherent point of view. This is because the argument throughout the paper is presented in a flowing manner that also clearly brings out the logic under discussion. This is further sustained by a well maintained and supported thesis statement.
Question 2
FEEDBACK: The strength of this paper’s thesis is solid as the analysis of the unknowns 1, 2, and 3 based on the COSY and HECTOR data that is extremely adequate.
Question 3
FEEDBACK: Yes, the conclusion can be convincingly drawn from the thesis and argument made in paper’s body. For instance, the paper’s thesis sought to use 2D NMR COSY/HECTOR data in conjunction with H, C NMR and unknowns 1, 2 and 3... from which the...
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...employees on the underlying security threat. An ethical, well goal oriented team is always desired.
Information security is a major concern to all organizations. It ought to be part of every organization’s internal controls and operations. These controls ought to be internalized in a way that the employees are made to realize that violation of security puts them at a greater risk. These services to make employees feel their loyalty is crucial to the success of the business. In addition, information security need be given priority and adopted as a distinct value in any institutional culture governing staff behavior. It is therefore necessary to...
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...Security Threats and Defenses Need for security measures. Social engineering has caught on among many professionals. The techniques in use are based on cognitive biases, which are attributes of man decision making. Social engineers are aiming at exploiting these biases by creating attack techniques. Consequently, every company is at a risk of being attack by one of the many techniques in use.
Preparing employees to recognize and respond to social engineering techniques will at help to protect the company in many ways, which include:
1. Use strong passwords.
By using strong passwords in the computer network, they will protect the company from against unauthorized access to company’s confidential information and identity theft.
2... ...
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...between organisms within the P. caudatum culture?
a. Interspecific
b. Intraspecific
c. There would be no competition, they are of the same species
6. Which culture reached its carrying capacity the fastest in this experiment?
a. P. caudatum, alone
b. P. aurelia, alone
c. P. aurelia, mixed
7. You have counted 30 organisms in your culture on Day 4. The concentration of organisms in this culture is:
a. 15 cells/mL
b. 30 cells/mL
c. 60 cells/mL
d. 90 cells/mL
8. Based upon your data, which culture experienced the greatest rate of exponential growth?
a. P. caudatum, alone
b. P. aurelia, alone
c. P. caudatum, mixed
d. P. aurelia, alone
9. Based upon the data, which organism appeared more efficient at...
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...Virtual Lab 3 Table I: Day P. caudatum alone, cells/mL P. aurelia alone, cells/mL P. caudatum mixed, cells/mL P. aurelia mixed, cells/mL
0
1
1
1
1
2
6
5
5
3
4
14
27
11
16
6
24
40
9
31
8
28
48
7
39
10
28
50
5
46
12
28
51
3
48
14
28
48
0
49
16
28
48
0
49
Journal Questions:
Question 1
When a paramecium is growing individually, it will thrive considering that it has no competition. This will enable it to grow to its complete size with the readily available resources. On the other hand, when the Paramecium species are grown jointly, one of them will turn out stronger than the other and develop even faster and bigger. As a result, the weak one will begin to die slowly as the stronger paramecium quickly takes...
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...BIO 113 Virtual Lab #3 Population Biology Table I: Day P. caudatum alone, cells/mL P. aurelia alone, cells/mL P. caudatum mixed, cells/mL P. aurelia mixed, cells/mL
0
2
2
2
2
2
12
8
14
10
4
28
52
22
34
6
48
86
22
68
8
60
96
18
82
10
56
96
10
92
12
56
98
2
92
14
56
96
0
96
16
60
98
0
94
Journal Questions:
1. Make a hypothesis about how you think the two species of Paramecium will grow alone and how they will grow when they are grown together.
The two species of Paramecium will survive and increase in number when grown alone in the separate environments and attain the carrying capacity in both cases. However, when the two species are grown together the number of one species of Paramecium will diminish and...
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National Center for Case Study Teaching in Science. http://ublib.buffalo.edu/libraries/projects/cases/case.html
Nickolova, M. & Nickolov, E. (2007). Threat Model for User Security in E-learning Systems. International Journal of Information Technologies and Knowledge. Vol. 1, pp 341-348.
NIH. (1999). Publication. Web Advisory #3, the Use of Frames in Web Page...
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