...Name Instructor Course Date Effects of Advanced Technology on Teenagers In the modern day, technology advancements are constantly perceived through everyday life. There more and more services available for example, portable Internet, cell phones, iPods, laptop computers, 3D TVs among others (Clinton 24). Technology appears to possess a lot of detriments; however, it also has a more positive impact on the society. In some of the situation, Internet has negative consequences when it comes to sociability. Therefore, this paper aims at informing the reader about both negative and positive impacts of technology on teenagers. Specifically, the research focuses on how teens use it to share information, raise their grievances, and how it helps them in their academic process. About negative impacts, it will be imperative to center the research on how technology causes violence, social barrier, health issues, and addiction as well as dependence. According to Clinton, a journalist at the CNN investigates the explosive growth of the social media and Internet. Clinton relays on his knowledge and numerous statistics to develop his argument about the use and impact of technology on teenagers and children. Clinton also acknowledges the massive growth of technological gadgets such as Smartphones. The author says that one of the immense impacts of technology on teens is the use of the Internet that offers numerous positive opportunities. Primarily, the Internet makes information...
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...Advanced Technology or the Changing Work Environment William Smith Abstract The use of technological advancements in the workplace to stay connected was inevitable. Its pervasive usage has changed the face of successful organizations. There is evidence that supports technology’s impact on businesses has created equal change in its chosen user’s daily lives. To better understand the impact, Stoner, Stephens, & McGowan’s “Connectivity and work dominance: Panacea or pariah” (2009) addresses weather work-connecting technologies (WCT) and the changing business environment has caused an imbalance between young managers and professionals’ use of technology and work-life balance. An analysis of the article describes the current generation of professionals engrossed with technology and tries to determine the impact. The articles denouement concluded both positive and negative perceptions in professional groups who went beyond the boundaries and expanded their connectivity. The advanced technology and the changing environment Technology has become part of today’s accepted culture and allowed both employee and employer to increase workloads whether voluntary or not. Utilizing WCTs should temperate communications allowing a win – win for both the worker and the organization. Work-connecting technology’s usage allows for the most sought after commodity in the young workforce, flexibility. WCT commonly includes BlackBerry’s, cell phones, PDAs, faxes...
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...Diminishing literacy in an age characterized By advanced communication technologies When you think of how you or some of us send a text, most of the time it is not in proper grammar or even spelled correctly. The term “IDK” replaces “I don’t know” and “u” replaces the word “you”. All this change was to help make texting easier at the time when texting first started. People had the want and need to communicate using text lacking the time and convenience to type out full words, sentences, and paragraphs. It was at this time Techs language a group of individual words or fragments of sentences in languages that deals with texts as communication systems was formed. Now we as a people have become so use to our text language, it has made it that much harder own grammar. The toll it has taken it proven evident when some of us sit down to write a letter, paper, fill out a form or write an essay with pen and paper. We fail to be able to express our feelings and write in a way that is understandable to the reader as pen and paper have no spell check attached to them. It has been proven in Penn states media effects research laboratory said the use of these shortcuts hinders a teen’s ability to switch between techs speak and the normal rules of grammar. One cannot help but notice that this is a hindrance that college students face in today’s society as we watch the professors post notes and emails begging that we all take the time to check are grammar...
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...Name: John Smith Date: 11/13/12 Case Name: Advanced Technologies, Inc. Section I: Advanced Technologies, Inc. was a leading supplier of equipment for the semiconductor industry. Headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, ATI had plants in Arizona and California and a sales and service network of 21 offices in North America, Europe, Japan, Korea, and Asia-Pacific. In October 1997, the CEO was reviewing a five-year financing plan. Sales of semiconductor equipment soared at a 52% annual compound rate during 1993-1996, or approximately twice the growth rate during the prior seven-year period and three times the sales growth of the semiconductor industry. Equipment providers were suddenly faced with capital spending cutbacks, order cancellations, and requests by customers for extended terms. Over the long-term, demand for semiconductor equipment was expected to resume its double-digit growth. New uses were growing far beyond the computer-in communications, transportation, medical technology, automation, and a host of consumer products: pocket-size cellular phones, interactive video games, digital VCRs, laser scanners, camcorders, and high-definition TV. To be competitive, suppliers must advance complex chips from the drawing board to the printed circuit board and provide production-worthy systems that can be supported on a 24 hour, worldwide basis. Section II As an external consultant, I recommend selling another convertible subordinated debenture with the coupon interest rate...
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...ADVANCED MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY CORP CASE 2. BA 280.1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The case analysis focused into determining whether Tom Winter (Western National Bank) shall approve Peter Haskins’ (Advanced Medical Technologies) application for an $8M loan. Advanced Medical Technologies, a young company who has invested in research and development and marketing in its three years of operations (1983-85), is seeking for WNB’s approval of the said loan to fund their growth to 1986. This was despite the fact that the company has already availed of short-term loans from Sunnyvale and two other banks and in all accounts fell short of meeting their responsibilities. On top of this, AMT has also opened itself to Biological Laboratories’ buying of shares and possible merger. Using Tom Winter’s perspective, the 3-year financial statements of AMT was analyzed and revealed that the company’s operating expenses have continually increased over the 1983-85 period, overdrawn credit limit at Sunnyvale. Despite these seemingly negative indicators of AMT’s financial health, the company still presents itself as a strong player in the industry with its Gross Profit (GP) Ratios which increased from 48 to 55% from 1983-853. For AMT to realize its full potential, it must ensure that it has facilities in place to support production. Hence, the group came to a conclusion that Mr.Winter should approve the entire $8M which AMT applied for. Furthermore, so as for WNB to continuously support AMT’s financial needs...
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...Advanced Technology is Addicting Jennifer Akin AIU Online Abstract There are all different types of technology, from cell phones to computers to tablets. The reason why there is so much technology is because it helps the world become more modern. It seems to be the more modern the world becomes the more people get lazy. People like to use technology every day and all day. What they do not realize is that there is such thing as technology overload. There is so much technology that can be used that it makes people addicted. There is technology you can use for just about anything. Advanced Technology is Addicting Advanced technology is being invented every day. Ipads and cell phones are becoming more upgraded. Even marketing tactics and social networks are becoming more popular. “The more technology advances, the more we force that technology to do our work for us, and the less we realize how lazy we are getting.” (Mohan,2011) People become more and more addicted the more advanced technology is being invented. “Technology does many great things in our lives but, "Technology overload” may lead to some unhealthy results.” (Mack, 2012) It is unhealthy to be on the computer all day every day. There are many different things to do on computers. There is shopping websites to buy clothes, shoes, etc. Sherilynn Macale says, “you can easily buy shoes, books, makeup, groceries, and even underwear or specialty gifts like personalized...
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...Advanced science and technology have made great changes to people's life,but artists such as musicians painters and writers are still highly valued. What can arts tell us about life that science cannot? Nowadays, the improvement of people’s living standard owes much to advanced technology and science. So, the functions and significance of art are contested by many people. In my point of view, arts can convey some messages that science can never be able to convey. First, it is clear that the arts represent human thoughts, whereas science represents natural order. In other words, the arts lead people to perceive the world while science aims at discovering the nature of things. This means arts is a part of culture and have various forms in different societies, can be give different meanings by different people. By comparison the established theories and principles of science would hardly alter and always be applied to the whole world. So, arts is subjective and can promote people’s creativity and imagination. Moreover, arts can enrich individual’s cultural life. This is because science and technology enhance the social productivity and enrich material wealth, only arts can satisfy their spiritual and emotional needs. For example, the Chinese traditional art forms Beijing Opera and cross-talk have been welcomed by lots of people and brought enjoyment of spirit to them for many years. Last but not least, the arts can sometimes change individual’s attitudes toward life...
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...Advanced Medical Technology Corporation (AMT) Background Advanced Medical Technology Corporation, AMT, is a company that develops, manufactures, and sells medical instruments that offer an alternative to traditional surgical procedures at less risk and lower cost. Due to the innovative nature of the company and their need to sustain growth patterns they invest heavily on research and development and in their sales force. At the present time, AMT has been able to grow their sales in excess of 30% annually. However, it should be noted that Peter Haskins, AMT President, believes that the sales trend the company has experienced will continue and if the company fails to meet sales demand it will compromise it’s market position. Thus far, AMT has relied on short term credit, lease agreements, and the establishment of a connection with Biological Labs Inc. to meet the demand for their products and continue R&D patterns. Peter Haskins recently approached our bank because he had become dissatisfied with his loan agreement of $6 million at Sunnyvale Bank. Mr. Haskins explained that Sunnyvale Bank did not make an effort to understand his company and that they had adopted a very restrictive attitude that has limited AMT’s room for expansion. In the body of the memo we will provide the following: a general analysis, financial statement analysis, a review of the 5 C’s of Credit, and an investigation of Biological Labs ability to back AMT. At the conclusion of this memo we...
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...Economics EFFECTS OF ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY TO PRODUCTION OF FOOD A Review of Related Literature submitted to the Faculty of the Department of Economics Crystalgene D. Silorio August 10, 2015 INTRODUCTION The world has progressed through hunter–gatherer, agricultural, and industrial stages to provider of goods and services. This progression has been catalyzed by the cultural and social evolution of mankind and the need to solve specific societal issues, such as the need for preservation to free people from foraging for food, and the need for adequate nutrition via consistent food supply year round. These forces led to the development of the food industry, which has contributed immensely to the basis for a healthy human civilization and helped society prosper and flourish (Lund 1989). According to the Food and Agriculture Organization, our population is increasing, and we need a 70% increase in food production. We have to grow, harvest, distribute, and consume our food more efficiently to feed all those people. We are not gaining more farmers or any other resources, and the production of our food is not as fast as our growing population, so the use of technology for the innovation of food production is a great help in addressing the issue. EFFICIENCY OF TECHNOLOGY The production of food is not always the same, it also depends on our resources, area, and climate. The natural disasters we experienced also affects the production. Technology has a great impact ...
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...tissue • Semicritical items (such as endoscopes, which contact mucous membranes), • Noncritical items (such as stethoscopes, which contact only intact skin) Based on the classification of the device determines whether the device requires sterilization, high-level disinfection, or low-level disinfection, correspondingly. Pre-cleaning must be the most important thing to perform prior to high-level disinfection and sterilization (FDA, 2009) Compliance to these indications should enhance care and handling of medical device practices in health care facilities, in so doing improving outcomes by lessening the rate of infections related with tainted patient-care objects. Todays healthcare environment is always changing with new technology such as medical devices that assist with diagnosing and treating patients with the latest and...
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...42890 4G Mobile Technologies Research Topic Assessment Task-3 Research Proposal on “Handovers within 4G-LTE Networks (intra e-UTRAN)” Topic Title: Handovers within the 4G-LTE Networks (intra e-UTRAN) Group Members: Md Mazharul Islam (Student No.: 12126429) Samiha Alam (Student No.: 11840877) Archana Kotadia (Student No.: 11944737) List of Deliverables and Dates: Research proposal submission: March 12, 2015 Research draft presentation submission: April 16, 2015 Research topic presentation: May 14, 2015 Approximate Contents of Presentations: * What is Handover?? * Handover in LTE (Characteristics, types & techniques) * e-UTRAN Architecture * Difference between ‘Intra e-UTRAN Handover’ & ‘Inter e-UTRAN Handover’ * Intra-LTE (Intra-MME/SGW) Handover Using the X2 Interface * Intra-LTE (Intra-MME/SGW) Handover Using the S1 Interface * Handover Measurements * Handover Optimization and Design Principles * Handover Parameters * Handover Evaluation Mechanisms * Handover Failures in LTE * Conclusion. References: 1. Han, J., & Wu, B. (2010, October). Handover in the 3GPP long term evolution (LTE) systems. In Mobile Congress (GMC), 2010 Global (pp. 1-6). IEEE. 2. Iñiguez Chavarría, J. B. (2014). LTE Handover performance evaluation based on power budget handover algorithm. 3. Rao, V. S., & Gajula, R. (2010). Interoperability in LTE. White...
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...computer teacher at Garfield High School in downtown Los Angeles, California. To his surprise, the school lacked the computers he needed for the class, so he took an alternative position as a math teacher. In that first year of teaching, Mr. Escalante was confronted with many obstacles. The school was in the verge of loosing its operative certification; many students scored poorly in their academics, had problems with drugs or were involved in gang violence. As a new teacher, he constantly felt frustrated, with a sense of guilt for not inspiring his class to love math the way he did. Subsequently, and against all the odds, Mr. Escalante made a great contribution in the lives of students, and transformed the face of the College Board’s Advanced Placement Program® (AP®). Most...
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...Technology back then wasn’t as useful as it is nowadays. Especially in the 1970’s. Back then all they had was simple things unlike what we have now. Today we have smart phones that do fit in your pocket, laptops, tablets, flat screen TV’S, and even better cameras than they had back then. In the 1970’s, Technology was affected by NASA and many other things. One of the big things NASA did in the 1970s was Apollo 13-17 which inspired people to better technology. The black hole theory was also one of the biggest reason people started making technology more advanced in order to study the black hole. Back then all they had was crappy printers. They also had some phones which were too big to fit in your pocket, some big computers which costed a...
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...Man has progressed through science and technology. Today science has made the impossible things possible. He had reached on the moon. He had made difficult works easy through technology. Science and technology have made the life safe, secure and comfortable. Today we are totally depended on science whether it is inside or outside the home. Now we can enjoy every second of our life through them. Technology have totally changed the field of entertainment. Now we can entertain ourselves through computers, Games, TV and so on. Electric light, Air conditioner, fan, and all the electronic gadgets are all gift of science. We can enjoy cold coffee, mango shakes, cold drinks during summer season through refreigeratos. All these things are possible through science and technology. Today travelling have become very fast. We can travel a long distance in minutes through aeroplanes. All this is possible through science. The railway is the another way of comfort travelling. Cars, buses, scooters are other means of travelling which we use day and night. These things made our life trouble free. It is all the wonder of science. Modern world is more and more dependent on them. It is said that "Science is a good and useful servant but it is a bad destructive master." I am saying this thing because today we are misusing it. Today atomic energy is used for war and fight purpose. Why we are not using it for peaceful purposes? Our aim should be constructive not destructive. Today we are using science...
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