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...0. INTRODUCTION Bacterial transmission has been aided by contact with living organisms as well as by non-living. This is with respect to the ability of infectious organisms to flourish on inert surfaces (Ellis, 2006). According to Shrutz (2003) the microbes also thrive in the air below the 500 feet altitude including spores of Bacillus and Clostridium, algae, Micrococcus, Corynebacterium among others. Respiratory bacteria are mainly dispersed in the air through droplets of saliva and mucous produced when one coughs, sneezes, talks or laughs (Shrutz, 2003). According to Rutala et al. (2006), the microbes, which are freely present in the the air, can in most cases be evident on computer keyboards. In this case, their...
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...Running head: Video Transmission - Wired Versus Wireless VIDEO TRANSMISSION - WIRED VERSUS WIRELESS Wired technology started gaining its rightful place in the 1900s with the advent of telephone networks. This involved the use of a metal conductor in the form of wires that carried electrical signals. The factors in favor of wired communication were high reliability, low price, durability, speed and quality of service. However, as in everything, this technology had some limitations in the form of the wires being affected by weather conditions, noise and electromagnetic radiations and their length being limited by the end points of communication.
Wireless technology was used as early as 1950s for...
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...Intergenerational Transmission of Education A repeated concern in many communities is that not all groups of individuals reproduce at the equivalent rate. Differences in productiveness among communal groups alarm those who consider that alterations in comparative numbers foreshadow changes in prototypes of domination, disparity, or average well-being. The comparatively high productivity rates of low capability and low education women is expected to reduce the nations average academic ability and to polarize a cognitive influential and a growing number of individuals who have restricted intellectual and economic capability. However, others have believed associated demographic phenomena and drawn contradictory...
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...Channel Capa Channel Capa Channel Capa is the data transmission rate over a given path or communication or channel (Stallings, 2006). Any given system of communication has a maximum information rate C or channel capacity. The focus is mainly on how fast one can transmit information or data over a communication channel. If a source transmits r messages in a second, and the message entropy is H bits at a message, the rate of information (R) will by R=rH. However there are several factors that affect channel capacity(Stallings, 2006). These include bandwidth, noise, error rate and data rate.
Noise includes intermodulation, thermal, impulse and crosstalk. Noise is mainly expected at the link; hence the signal power at the receiver has... to be...
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...Signal Transmission
Maximum data rate depends on the three main factors that are:
The available Bandwidth
The level of signals
The quality of channel (considering noise level)
As the bandwidth of the channel increases, the capacity of the channel to send data increases. It can be said that in order to achieve the maximum data rate, the bandwidth of the channel should be kept maximum. The levels of the signals also influence the data transmission rate through the channel. If the levels of signals are increased in a channel, the distortion within the channel increases due to the increased risk of frequent errors. The reliability of the system decreases as the probability of the error decreases.
The bit rate is in direct relation... to the...
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...Transmission cabling and techniques The original transmission cabling was built from copper wire and was mounted on telephone poles. It is from these wires that calls travelled in the form of analog signals. Two wires were needed by each call to complete the electrical circuit. However, the telephone signals became weaker as they traveled down the wires as a result of the resistance from the wires. It is for this reason that wires as thick as 1/6 inches were used as early as 1892 to counter the resistance because of their relatively low resistance in the transmission of voice calls (Lehpamer 128).
The advent of televisions and transmission of not only calls but also...
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...Wireless Power Transmission Insert Insert The advancements witnessed in the field of technology are meant to make life simpler. The next technology, to keep watching out for, is the use of wireless power transmission ability. The report described here gives a detailed account of how it is possible to tap energy from the power source and transmit it in the air to the load/ destination device. Moreover, the research project enlarges the view and knowledge of wireless systems.
List of tables
Table 1 components used in the transmitter 49
Table 2components used in the receiver circuit 55
List of figures
Figure 1. Wave propagation 8
Figure 2 propagation of electromagnetic wave 9
Figure 3 wave propagation with...
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...Instant Transmission: Covering Columbine’s Victims and Villains; Marguerite J Moritz Moritz identifies theadvancement in technology as a significant reason for media inaccuracy in reporting news (Gross et al., 92). The events of April 20, 1999 that saw the death of twelve students at the hands of two of their fellow classmates served as the background for Moritz’s conclusion. Moritz reports that CNN and MSNBC continuously covered the events approximately forty minutes after the incident commenced (Gross et al., 72). The professional codes of journalism were brought to question after news networks aired disturbing images from the event. Moritz identifies that the professional codes have been negatively affected by the...
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...TRANSMISSION OF EBOLA VIRUS Unit: The paper is based on the analysis of an article on Ebola virus transmission. The virus is believed to be spread by way of body contacts through symptomatic patients’ body fluids body fluids. Transmission can be stopped by way of early diagnosis, isolation and care of patient, contact tracing, control of infections and a burial that is safe (Fauci, 2014). The EVD outbreak had been small in size and area in central Africa prior to the West Africa Outbreak. The disease has been majorly affecting about one to hundred persons especially in the interior places that are remote. The analysis therefore involves looking at the article and analyzing it. The researchers, subjects, methods and the results... . The...
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...Sources of Disease Transmission Sources of Disease Transmission The advancement and evolution of public transport in developed regions has enabled people to move from place to place without having to worry about slow and congested transport networks. This is especially true for the specialized subway and air transport networks that are available in most of these regions. However, the evolution of these systems also presents new challenges, especially when it comes to the spread of diseases and infections. Airborne diseases can now be transmitted through persons travelling in such systems through direct or indirect contact, making other people susceptible to infections that were not previously foreseen. ...
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