...FOR INDOOR SITES.Select the RBS product name as RBS6201V2W, Check box Support system control, leave Climate system as standard, Fill in Cabinet product data information found on cabinet tag and for Sector options select RBB11_1A for Radio building block and Ex2 for Line rate, click Next.FOR OUTDOOR SITES.Select the RBS product name as RBS6102W, Check box Support system control, leave Climate system as standard, Fill in Cabinet product data information found on cabinet tag. Note: Cabinet product data information must match with the information found on the tag. Not writing the same could raise HW Missmatch alarm on the node.While configuring DUW PCS, select RBB11_1A for Radio building block, for Line rate select Ex2. and click Next.Later, While configuring DUW AWS, select RBB22_4B for Radio building block, for Line rate select Ex2.and click Next.(new screenshots for DUW PCS and DUW AWS are needed here ) | Select No. of PDU 3, check Configure power supply, select No. of PSU 4, and check Configure battery backup, select Battery type TYPE01, click Next.Configure DUW PCS according to the required configuration and Click Next.Example:DUW: Unit Number 1, Port Number 1, Hub Position B1EXTNODE: Unit Number 2, Port Number 1, Hub Position A5 (for DUW AWS)EXTNODE: Unit Number 3, Port Number 1, Hub Position A6 (for DUG)EXTNODE: Unit Number 4, Port Number 1, Hub Position A7 (for DUL)(new screenshots for DUW PCS and DUW AWS are needed here ) | Leave Ethernet link IP addresses...
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...Homework Assignment Student: Guilherme Henrique Domingos de Franco LAB Section: 044 Access ID number: 004520890 Assignment 3a – Describe how the two-point discrimination experiment was conducted and the results What materials were used? One caliper, one ruler and notes sheet. How many participants (number of students who responded to the caliper touches)? 6 students. Explain what the experimenter did. The classroom was divided into 6 groups of 4 students in each group. Student number 1: responsible for feeling the sting of the caliper. Student number 2: responsible for sticking the student number 1. Student number 3: responsible for write down the results. Student number 4: moral support. Experiment: the student number 1 extended his arm to receive the nudge without seeing how many points the student number 2 was using. The student number 2 chooses the distances between the points and if he would poke finger or forearm randomly so that the student number 1 would not be influenced by the order of the distances. The student number 3 wrote if the student number 1 felt one point or two. State the percentage of participants who felt two points at each of the six distances on the finger. 0.0 cm - 0% 0.5 cm - 80% 1.0 cm - 100% 1.5 cm - 100% 3.0 cm - 100% 5.0 cm - 100% State the percentage of participants who felt two points at each of the six distances on the forearm. 0.0 cm - 0% 0.5 cm - 20% 1.0 cm - 20% 1.5 cm - 60% 3.0...
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...Symbols of faith final paper Biblical Numerology Backstage | The world is composed of complicated mathematics. We often speak of its ability to expose and explain a number of beliefs and scientific happenings. Truth is, it has found itself to be both the ‘chicken and the egg’ to most arguments. Numerical significance can be both a proof, demonstration of an idea, or it can be the reason for the thought, concept, or philosophy. By definition, scholars believe that numerology is the placing of meaning on numbers in the Scriptures. Numerology is by no means restricted to Christianity, even though we choose to make it our focus for the purpose of this paper. Numerology attempts to explain the reason why God used numbers as he did, and what he was potentially trying to tell us. Thorough analysis and interpretation efforts have taken place along the years, in other to find meaning behind this scientific, most often philosophical, symbol use. “The Pythagoreans made number games philosophically respectable, and the great authority of Plato raised mathematics into theological realms. But at the lowest level, numbers remained magical.” The fall of the Roman Empire, caused a challenging transition for many, especially in terms of religion. From Paganism to Christianity, many had to look for a meaning, and be convinced, or understand, regardless of doubts that a new religion was to emerge. The early years of Christianity revolved around strong thinkers who were...
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...movie you need to follow closely or you need to know before you watch the movie how it works or else it can be very confusing. It also demands from the viewer that he/she notices the little things that happens for example when we see Sammy Jenkins at the institution and when someone walks by and suddenly it is Lenny sitting in the chair. As a viewer you also need to know when we deal with flashbacks and when we just jumped one scene back. Through the story we kind of experience how it feels to suffer from short-term memory loss like Lenny. Because we don’t know what has happened earlier we only know what Lenny has told us and what we can see on Lenny’s pictures just like Lenny. So we don’t know any more than Lenny do, we don’t know how many John G.’s he has killed or if Teddy is the one that raped and killed his wife all we know is what Lenny knows. Lenny Lenny’s disorder definitely creates a problem for Lenny, his identity...
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...He asked if the man's parents had sinned or it the man himself had sinned and Jesus said that neither had sinned but that because the man was in that situation the power of God was going to show up. John 9:3-7 it says "...he was born blind in order that the workings of God should be manifested (displayed and illustrated) in him. We must work the works of Him Who sent Me and be busy with His business while it is daylight; night is coming on, when no man can work. As long as I am in the world, I am the world's Light. When He had said this, He spat on the ground and made clay (mud) with His saliva, and He spread it [as ointment] on the man's eyes. And He said to him, Go, wash in the Pool of Siloam- which means Sent. So he went and washed, and came back seeing". I want to point out that Jesus put mud on his eyes as ointment and told him to go wash at the place he was sent. Please hear...
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...horses . Women did not have equal rights within the British democracy . the british was behind the times when it came to womens equal rightsis women were influenced by the American an French Revolution and began to protest their equal rights . During the modernist movement, Artistic an writers sought liberate their imagination from tradtional forms of artistic an literary express that goverened European cultural life since the Renasissance , the british was behind the times when it came to womens equal rights . I found that the most interesting topic was that British democracy was behind times when it came to women’s equal rights. Woman were influenced by the American and French Revolution and began to protest their unequal statues. John Mills proposed that women be given the right to vote, however parliament rejected hi proposal. Linda Becker also spoke on women’s suffrage in public, but many people both women and men viewed women’s equality as a breaking from tradition. Women were supposed to be represented by their...
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...Denielle Ma. Kiana P. Celestra January 30, 2013 ECE 101 English Communication 2 “Click” Plot: Michael Newman, a workaholic architect is married to Donna, his long-time partner and blessed with two children, Samantha and Ben. He’s an architect who is always pressured regarding with his works. He acts like this because he wants to give the things he haven’t before. That’s why he has little time to be with his family and just simply work to raise them up. The story starts when he’s looking for a universal remote control in Bed Bath & Beyond. Michael is out of himself and suddenly, he falls asleep in a bed and he proceeds to a section called “Beyond.” He sees there an old man and was named Morty. Without asking what Michael is looking for, this old man gives him a universal remote control and warns him that it can never be return to him. When he found out that the universal remote control the old man said him, it’s actually to control the universe, regarding by time. You can play, mute, delete, pause, slow motion, fast forward, skip and rewind. He went back to the section called Beyond and chats with the old man. And that’s the time when he uses the button fast forward, his body is in “auto-pilot,” meaning his mind skips but his body does the everyday routine. As time passes by, he sees into the control that he’ll be promoted and as usual he skips the time. And it ends up by skipping years. He misses a lot of memorable things such as the death...
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...The first Study Habits Inventory (SHI) was prepared in 1933 by Wrenn, with a view to survey this feature among students. In 1935 research workers interested in the improvement of study habits, they paid attention to the discovery of effective study techniques and tried to improve study skills and habits of work through ‘how to study’ courses and other systematic procedures. Cuff (1937) carefully derived study-habits inventory and found that it aids in finding the pupils in need of special guidance and helps to identify remedial work for the good and bad study habits of individual cases. Brown and Holtzman (1955) constructed a questionnaire to survey students ‘study habits', as well as their attitudes and motivation towards academic work. Items were compiled from group interviews with good and poor students, existing inventories on study habits, studies using observational and interview techniques and reports on related experiments in the field of learning. Scoring keys based on validity studies in ten colleges were developed. Study habits basically consist of effective methods of study (Sorenson, 1954). Study is the total of all the habits, determined purposes and enforced practices that the individual uses in order to learn. Study is hard work, no easy substitute is available (Armstrong, 1956), Brown and Holtzman (1956) and Srivastava (1967) point out that for good academic success, good study habits and attitudes are important. Some reports stress that certain personality characteristics...
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...| CHEW MINGNEE 810979169 SEC 03 | | CHEW MINGNEE 810979169 SEC 03 | Technology Guide 1 1. Which of the following memory capacity is incorrect? A. **Gigabyte = 1 trillion bytes ** B. Megabyte = 1 million bytes C. Kilobyte = approximately 1000 bytes D. Petabyte is approximately 1000 terabytes E. Zettabyte is approximately 1000 exabytesTechnology Guide1 page 383 2. Which of the following is not one of the characteristics of secondary storage?A. It is nonvolatileB.**It can store 3 types of information for very brief period of time **C. It is cheaper than primary storageD. It consists of a variety of media, each with its own technologyE. It usually take longer time to retrieve data from it than from RAM Technology Guide1 page 384 | CHEW MINGNEE 810979169 SEC 03 | | CHEW MINGNEE 810979169 SEC 03 | | | CHEW MINGNEE 810979169 SEC 03 | | CHANG JIE 074772698 SEC 03 | Chapter 1 1. Iowa State University sets up an online information system that could submit and record students grade via blackboard is an example of: A. ERP B. TRPS C. CRM D. FAISs E. **Intranet**Chapter 1 page 17 2. Which of following is not called information technology component? A. Network B. **Procedures** C. Software D. Database E. Hardware ...
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...Tumour markers at a glance Site Tumour marker Sample type Turnaround time Site Tumour marker Sample type Turnaround time Oesophagus CA 19-9 CEA SCC serum serum serum 4 hours 4 hours 4 days Thyroid CEA NSE Thyroglobulin Calcitonin serum 4 hours serum 10 days serum 4 hours 1ml 5 days Frozen serum Site Tumour marker Sample type Turnaround time Bronchial/ Lung NSE SCC CEA Cyfra 21-1 TPA serum serum serum serum serum 10 days 4 days 4 hours 7 days 3 days Site Tumour marker Sample type Turnaround time Breast BRCA 1/ 2 CA 15-3 CEA EDTA serum serum 6 weeks 4 hours 4 hours Site Tumour marker Sample type Turnaround time Site Tumour marker Sample type Turnaround time Bile duct CA19-9 CEA CA 72-4 serum serum serum 4 hours 4 hours 5 days Liver AFP CEA Ferritin serum serum serum 4 hours 4 hours 4 hours Site Tumour marker Sample type Turnaround time Site Tumour marker Sample type Turnaround time Pancreas CA19-9 CEA serum serum 4 hours 4 hours Gastro- CEA intestine CA 19-9 CA 72-4 serum serum serum 4 hours 4 hours 5 days Site Tumour marker Sample type Turnaround time Carcinoid 5-HIAA 24 hour 4 days urine/ acidified Site Tumour marker Sample type Turnaround time Ovary NEW Site Tumour marker Sample type Turnaround time CA 125 CA 15-3 HE4 AFP serum serum serum serum 4 hours 4 hours 4...
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...Precious few works in the history of music have enjoyed so esteemed a place in the hearts and affections of so many – far fewer have rivaled the profound scope and monumental artistic achievement of Ludwig van Beethoven’s ninth and final symphony. This work, whose genesis was in many ways influenced by the course of then-recent human history would ultimately help shape and define the history of civilization itself, and in doing so become firmly rooted in the world’s shared cultural patrimony – the single most eloquent representation of the universal brotherhood of Man. Beethoven’s masterwork, while the definitive choral symphony, was not his first attempt at using the human voice on a par with orchestral instruments. 1808’s Choral Fantasy (Op. 80), though on a more modest scale than the Ninth Symphony, was the composer’s first successful introduction of the voice in a large scale orchestral composition. Beethoven’s defiantly inventive departure marked a new and daring chapter in the further development of the symphonic form. And perhaps no other work has had such singular and fruitful influence on successive generations of musicians. Divers composers, impelled by Beethoven’s example, would later craft their own “choral” symphonies: Berlioz, Mendelssohn, Liszt, Mahler, and Shostakovitch, to name a few. Even so, examples such as Gustav Mahler’s massive “Symphony of a Thousand” arguably fail to rival the emotional resonance and transformative power of Beethoven’s Ninth which so...
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...In the movie District 9 (Blomkamp, 2009) there was several ethical issues of significance for trans humanism. The issues that was created in the movie was if it was permissible to give a normal human being superhuman powers even when they are forced against their will, under what circumstances humans will be accepting of trans humans or post humans, and what roles space colonization and extraterrestrial encounter may play in the future of humanity. The movie shows an encounter between both humanity and extraterrestrials. The two civilization forms a standard issue war between two different worlds. Whenever violence breaks out, it is limited to localized police operations, insurgencies, and crimes, not focused efforts at extermination. (Baum, 2009) The movie gives you a good guess about which civilization you should be going for and it also tells you about where they began and when one ends. District 9 is about a man named Wiku van de Merwe, who is a young white African corporate bureaucrat that is in charge of the “Multination United” and the “Department of Alien Affairs”. His job was to evict a large ship full of non-humans also known as the aliens that was found malnourished and weary from travel away from their home to District 9 to an alien relocation camp which was located 200 kilometers from Johannesburg. After three months since the non-humans been on earth 1 million of the non-humans were ferried by city officials from their mother ship to a temporary camp that was...
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...Elysium is a sci-fi film directed by Neill Blomkamp, best known for his academy award nominated film “District 9”. Set in a remote future of year 2154, a luxurious space station is built for the very wealthy and powerful people, while the devastated earth has become a home for the rest of the poor. Equipped with advanced healthcare system that can cure almost everything, “Elysium” is the place the earth citizens have always been longed for. Max, played by Matt Damon, after exposed to the deadly radiation by accident, decides to take on a journey to the Elysium and makes the system legal for all earth citizens to use, which can save not only his life, but millions of others. The film starts with a series of flashback about Max’s childhood, revealing Max’s early dream of going to Elysium, which leads to his courageous decision of taking the mission to the Elysium. Metaphor and sarcasm, once elaborately used in the director’s “District 9”, show up again in his latest “Elysium”. The theme embedded within the movie reflects a long existing debate about American’s healthcare system and the immigrants issue. While the visual effect and the idea of the future world are creative and impressive, one weakness I found in this film is that the shot of fight scenes seems to sway too much, which makes the audience dizzy and therefore, simply fails to capture their attentions. I particularly enjoy watching movies with a mixture of action, science fiction and suspense, such as Inception...
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...definitely hates Beethoven, but at the end like Christoph, She eventually saw the brighter side of a person. 3. When and where was the story set? It was Monday, March 26, 1827. The story happened in the house of Christoph. 4. Who was your favorite character in the movie? Why? Beethoven, actually from the start, I don’t like him. He looks weird and acted strange, although that’s my first impression. As the story goes by, I started liking him, just like Christoph, at first he don’t like him. But at the time goes by, I’ve knowing him deeper and in the end of the story I was really amaze of his work. Even though he couldn’t hear, he didn’t stop or quit music. His music moves me. And even though that’s my first time to Hear the 9 symphony, I can tell that this music was...
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...Critique paper From Director Neill Blomkamp, District 9 is a brash and sharp tale of extraterrestrial refugees stuck in contemporary South Africa. For about 20 years the mother ship made contact with the humans and they came peacefully. Instead of them being the superior race and being capable of advancing our society, they were treated as refugees. They were the last of their kind and in order to accommodate the government made District 9 (a trash filled area) their makeshift home. As the humans found themselves became wary of the intruders they called for Multi-National United (MNU) is assigned the task of controlling the aliens. However, MNU is not interested in the welfare of the aliens but instead worried about their weaponry. To do so the advanced weaponry requires alien DNA to be activated. One of their field agents WIkus van der Merwe (Sharlto Copley) is exposed to DNA altering biotechnology. He then became ostracized and isolated just as the aliens in district 9. Wilkus started out as an enemy to the the aliens, however he then became the protagonist. This science fiction movie is different due to making the aliens the underdogs. Unlike usually being the superior, earth threat. When every approached with something the humans do not know it is going to be followed by fear. We as the audience got to see the fear of both sides through Wilkus. As he was trying to contain the aliens, they got treated like second class citizens or even worse by manipulating them with cat...
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