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REPORT: WIND TUNNEL MEASUREMENT ON AN AEROPLANE MODEL

Report: Wind Tunnel Measurement On an Aero-plane Model
Abstract
The experiment makes a great use of a wind tunnel to determine a few features of an aeroplane model. The results are used to determine the trimmed lift coefficient at the two tail settings with the CG assumed to be in a realistic position and the corresponding static margins and neutral points. The aircraft-less-tail has an aerodynamic centre position which was to be determined through calculations of the data achieved from the experiment. In finding out the lift curve slope of the aircraft, with or without the tail, a (1+ Continue reading...

International Business

Executive summary
The present paper sheds light on country profiles of Ethiopia and Norway, along with a discussion of their cultural characteristics on Hofstede’s dimensions. The country profiles include PEST-C and suitable business proposition for each country.
Later, it is also analysed as to which business should be commenced in tandem by both the nations, based on their current economic, social, political and legal conditions.

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SECTION 1 - COUNTRY A: Ethiopia
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Ethiopia, officially named as Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia is Africa’s oldest independent country and Continue reading...

Introduction

Domestic violence may be defined as the physical, emotional, or psychological abuse of an individual in a domestic context. Domestic violence is a common phenomenon happening in most families all over the world. Each year, the Ministry of gender addresses more than 3 million cases of domestic violence with women forming the biggest percentage. According to Innocent Research Center at United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), children and women are at higher risks of becoming victims of domestic violence. Most domestic violence cases occur in places where they expect the greatest safety, in their families (Innocent Research Centre, 2000). Continue reading...

The Social Process and Social Development Theory is a theory that attempts to explain how qualitative changes occur in the structure and framework of a given society. In this way, it would help the society to realise its aims and objectives better (Riddle, 2008). The Social Process segment concern itself with how new activities emerge in the society whilst the Social Development segment studies how certain factors affect them to develop. Otherwise the theory attempts to explain how the society meets certain objective by organising resources to overcome challenges and exploit opportunities (Midgley, 2013). The social process and social Continue reading...

History

Marijuana is known to have a place in helping shape the historical aspects in Canada for more than one reason. It is even considered to have helped the country economically and politically from a very premature part of the nation’s existence. The first plant or crop was sowed in 1606 by a well-known plant scientist named Louis Hebert. Hebert had a plethora of knowledge involving uses of herbal and medicinal techniques that he brought with him when he moved from Nova Scotia to Canada. During this time period Cannabis (Marijuana) and hemp which comes from the marijuana plant Continue reading...

Malls provide free parking and access to internet as an intermediary good or services that attract customers. According to Hasker and Inci (2012) the “free” in this case is implied since in as much as the customers and clients are not directly charged, such cost are hidden in the goods and services offered in the malls (p. 2). For example, the averages cost of goods in the malls offering both free parking, as well as free access to the internet would slightly be higher than those without. Customers find it convenient even with the increased cost of goods and Continue reading...

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to have mental health associated problems? Have you ever given a thought on how you like to be cared when old and experiencing depression or any other mental health disorder? Many older adults around the age of 60 and above experience mental health disorders such as depression, dementia and drug effects and need the help of nurses, families and the community. Firstly, let’s look at the different mental health problems that affect the older adults before going into our main topic. An older adult as defined by World Health Organization Continue reading...

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Background
Alcoholism is a term defined for problems related to the alcohol such as cancer, heart diseases, cirrhosis, dementia and depression. In today’s world, people are often found with a habit of uncontrolled consumption of alcoholic beverages. Knowing the impact of such huge intake of alcohol into their body, people still consume it in large volumes. They prefer to consume it irrespective of the impact of alcohol on their lives, in their personal relationships, on their families, on their social standing, and on their social and Continue reading...

Management

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In the NHS continence services database, the GP practices play very crucial roles especially in the conception and maintenance of the patient Summary Care Records (SCRs) (Health and Social Care Information Center). The business user requirements of this database are to provide users with updated information regarding its analytical and operational systems. These business users include referred patients and general practitioners. Patients access their records by maintaining online accounts on the NHS website or can obtain printed copies of their clinical records from their respective health facilities. GPs access the continence Continue reading...

Introduction

The Phoenix project is a novel that follows part of the life of Bill as an IT manager who has ninety days to salvage an initiative codenamed The Phoenix Project. The project is critical to the future of Parts Unlimited but it is over budgeted and late in implementation. The manager gives Bill an ultimate of ninety days to report to him directly and correct the mess, or his entire department could be outsourced. Working with a prospective board member, Bill uses a philosophy dubbed The Three Ways and starts to see that Information Technology is similar to a Continue reading...