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Individuals with physical disabilities display a very wide and incredibly varied range of impairments that affect their function in a myriad of ways. While many specific motor impairments are associated with certain disabilities, most with physical disabilities are unique in the extent, severity, and nature of their motor impairments. One child or adult with cerebral palsy may present with completely different motor impairments than another child with the same diagnosis.
When working with individuals with disabilities, in order to understand the person’s physical functioning it is important to understand the characteristics of motor impairments. It can be difficult Continue reading...

Variable Frequency Drives

Introduction
VFD is a system of control rotor speed asynchronous (or synchronous) motor. It consists of the motor and the inverter. Frequency converter (inverter) is a device consisting of a rectifier (DC bridge), which converts AC power to DC power, and an inverter (converter, sometimes with PWM), which converts direct current into alternating required frequency and amplitude. Output thyristors (GTO) or IGBT transistors provide the necessary current to power the motor. To avoid the inverter overloading with great length between the inverter and the feeder chokes are put. To reduce to reduce EMI it is being used EMC-filter.
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Introduction

The motor industry is a merger array of different smaller engineering outfits of motor vehicle as the final units of production; there has been a constant emergence of firms that specialize in the production of motor vehicles. Nissan, Ford, Mercedes, Volkswagen, Landover, and Toyota are some of the most notable brands that are on the market today. The motor the evolution of digital technologies in the last 5-8 years has reorganized the business processes as a result of the great strides that have been realized in the field of information technology. Firms like Nissan have had it much easier, Continue reading...

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Signs and Symptomspages 4 -5
Diagnosis and Treatmentpages 5-6
Nursing Diagnosispages 6-7
Endocrinepage 6
Respiratorypage 6
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Parkinson Disease (PD) is a neurologic disorder that affects the motor neurons of the brain and includes systemic nonmotor and neurologic symptoms (McCance, Huether, and Brashers 565). The disease is caused by the degeneration of the basal ganglia, affecting the dopaminergic nigrostriatal pathway. There are primary and secondary causes of Parkinsonism. The primary causes include idiopathic and genetic. Conversely, secondary causes include neurodegenerative disorders, such as different Continue reading...

Third party liability insurance defines a coverage for losses damages or even injuries that may be inflicted on another party based on the actions of the policyholder. It is often referred to as third party liability insurance since the coverage’s only deals with the well-being of other parties other than that of the policy provider (Bassett, 2009).
Third party car liability insurance ensures that the damages to a third party health and property that is caused by an accident for which a driver or car owner were responsible is covered. The compulsory third party car liability insurance describes Continue reading...

DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES It is an acknowledged fact by major players and opinion shapers in the automotive industry that the role of technology, in general, cannot be wholly excluded from the needed attention. The underlying reason here is that there is a visible commonality of interest between the existence of technology and the presence of the automotive industry. Like every other new phenomenon, technology has not wholly been excluded from the occurrence of changes and adjustments to conform to the current trends and needs within the immediate environment. This realization has necessitated the evolution of technology, and equally proceeded to Continue reading...

Business Strategy & Supply Chain Strategy

Introduction
The entire field of business management has strategies in it, and in the entire end, only those organizations can attain effectiveness which has the ability to the financial significance effectively. Strategies are located in the heart field of a company and it is mandatory for the enterprises to check and value their strategies for the maximization of their utility in an organized manner (Aaker, 1995).
Strategies are a major theme that associated with almost every department of an organization. Like, the strategies that associated with the financial well-being of an entity is known as Financial Strategies, while the Continue reading...

Psychology: Behavioral, cognitive, and social learning theories and constructivist theories

Psychology: Behavioral, cognitive, and social learning theories and constructivist theories

Summary
The social learning theory that would be interpreted in this essay is the one espoused by Bandura (1963). This theorist contends that people learn from others in their environment. Learning occurs through observation imitation and modeling. More importantly, scholars have interpreted these theoretical assumptions as being a combination of behaviorist and cognitive learning theories. The argument advanced for this perspective relates to its attention, motivation and memory features (Bandura & Walters, 1963).
Bandura (1963) is strong in advancing observation as the major theme in social learning theory assumptions. Most Continue reading...

Research paper

References
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Isak Karabegović, Edina Karabegović, Ermin Husak. (2011). Industrial robots and their application in serving cnc machine tools
John Frank Weaver. (2014). Robots Are People Too: How Siri, Google Car and Artificial Intelligence will force us to change our laws
Karl Mathia. (2010). Robotics for Electronics Manufacturing: Principles and Applications in cleanroom automation
R. Schilling. (2013). Fundamentals of Continue reading...

Introduction

The beginning of the 21st century has been the most remarkable times in the history of human life with respect to life expectancy. Most people on a planetary scale are living longer than was previously envisaged. More than 36 million people in the US are above the age of 60, and the same is replicated across a number of European countries. Longer life is dependent on a number of factors such as better living conditions, improved health standards and proper medical care. Individuals who are 40 years old can prepare to age well if they understand certain issues that Continue reading...

“A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself.” These words ofJosh Billings perfectly describe the attitude of animals towards people. However, the proofs that animals affect to human beings not only on the emotional level are proved scientifically. In this paper, I would like to make a comprehensive investigation of a theme how companion species can influence human beings. It is well known that scientists claim that the right choice of a pet can change both physical stat and fate of its owner. It turns out that we want to have Continue reading...

Slight mental impairment and memory deterioration may sometimes be a part of a natural aging process. However, sometimes people develop mental diseases that assume pathological and life threatening forms. Alzheimer’s disease is one of such being a type of irreversible progressing dementia that affects the mental capacity of human brains. Brain process dysfunctions eventually leads to the loss of memory and dementia that reduce the life expectancy of whoever develops the disorder. The elderly individuals are primarily in the risk group for disease development. The point is that Alzheimer’s disease is a dangerous neurological illness that has Continue reading...

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What are the physiological adaptations to anaerobic training?

Numerous systems in the physiology of the human body are found to have adaptations in anaerobic training. The neuromuscular system is one of those that experience a physiological change from anaerobic training, which includes, increased motor cortex activity, changes in the corticospinal tract, motor unit recruitment, neuromuscular junction, and neuromuscular reflex potential. The overall neural activity is shown to increase with anaerobic training. The next system that adapts with anaerobic training is in the skeletal muscle which can change in size based on anaerobic training. The muscle fibers as well as the bone are parts of the Continue reading...

Introduction

Niemann-Pick Disease represents a group of inherited, genetic disorders, clinically referred to as leukodystrophies, which are more commonly known as lipid storage disorders. In each of the variations of the conditions all share one specific aspect in common, they cause lipids to not be properly metabolizes and inappropriately allows lipids, fats, to accumulate in different organs of the body, including the liver and brain. Over time this accumulations become severe enough that permanent damaged is caused (Kugler, 2014). This condition, due to its genetic origins, is inherited and is often a cause of serious health problems in new infants, Continue reading...

On September 9th, 1955 roughly 10,000 GM employees at the Osahawa General Motors Plant, just south of Ontario City, walked off the assembly line and onto the picket line. However, they did not march alone, in fact, 17,000 GM workers in a total of 5 plants walked off the job that day, in what is now known as the first attempt at national bargaining in Canada (CBC). This means that the plants all agreed to stand together, against the General Motors Company, in order to get the their top 3 demands: More pay, improved working conditions, and Continue reading...

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Introduction

This paper attempts to gather and explore the data on recent advances in the field of science and engineering which may potentially result in coming-up with these futuristic technologies.

The light sabers from Star Wars

The nanobots in Big Hero 6
The artificial intelligence singularity in Transcendence
The human cloning in Resident Evil and Star Wars
The time travel in Interstellar
Light Sabers
It is similar with respect to LASERs.
At present, LASERs are used in different applications. In the industries, LASERs are used to weld and to cut hard materials.

Wicked Lasers, a Hong Kong-based company, manufactured a handheld device similar to the light saber.

It was named Spyder III Pro Arctic.
It can also burn eyes and Continue reading...

Introduction

It is an established fact that excessive amount of stress causing hormones cause mood disorders in adults. Such mood disorder may exhibit in the children or adults for the limited time period or may last for a longer time. A number of researches have corroborated the same and further research is going on to find mechanisms that may provide solution to this problem. Emotional state of mother, adverse environments, excessive stress, drug and alcohol use can increase glucocorticoids levels in mother that may harm the foetus or baby in the mother’s womb. This research paper proposes a discussion Continue reading...

A Research Paper

Psychology and Number
I. Introduction
In this research paper, I will examine which theory has more relevance to a child’s cognitive development – is it Piaget’s theory about “inner timetable” or Vygotsky’s theory about the “process scaffolding”? To lay the foundation on this systematic inquiry concerning the two theories, I will present and discuss first their respective theoretical underpinnings. Then, based on my investigation, I will concur that either one or both theories can or cannot accelerate a child’s development by means of either or both processes or stages of the theories.
II. Piaget and Continue reading...

After the turn of the last century, a tremendous economic upturn occurred, resulting from massive developments of a wide range of different technologies. As time has gone on, those advancing technologies continually affect the way we view our environment, and the ways in which people and nations interact. One particular innovative invention saw the light of day in 2011 when the state of Nevada passed a law facilitating the testing of driverless or autonomous cars, on the public highways system. Many found the occasion to be a cause for celebration, while others expressed hostility based on concerns about the Continue reading...

There are seven billion people currently living on this planet, and this number is still rapidly on the rise. And with the increase in population comes the increase in other areas as well. For example, the demand for basic needs will increase significantly. One of these basic needs is food, and before any kind of food is served either at home or in a fancy restaurant, products must be transported from a producer such as a farm. Agricultural produce must be transported by means of vehicles which nowadays use gasoline. But since the invention of a diesel engine, it Continue reading...

Taiichi Ohno was a symbol of Japan’s manufacturing development after World War II. At first, he was working at Toyota Automatic Loom Works. It was sold to the Platt Brothers and the Toyoda family decided to build a company from the sale’s money and shifted to manufacturing motor cars where they hired Ohno as a production engineer. As their production was way below compared to the Detroit industry and as his boss told him that they must catch up, he decided that they must remove efficiency and wastefulness in the part of the production process. These traits Continue reading...

In preparing reports for compilation in the UCR system, individual agencies conduct two important processes – classifying and scoring. Classifying entails determining as to how crimes are to be categorized and reported to the UCR. Scoring, on the other hand, comes after classifying and involves counting the number of offenses and totaling them. Classification and scoring are based on the reports received by individual law enforcement agencies in cities, counties, states, and tribal groups that are voluntarily participating in the UCR Program. The offenses subject to reporting are limited and are classified as Part I and Part II offenses. Under Continue reading...

1. NCVS and the UCR
The Uniform Crime Report (UCR hereafter) and the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS hereafter) are two ways with which crime in the country is measured. The main similarities between the two methods of measuring crime are their goals and the overlapping of some crimes measured by both. The UCR was devised to provide law enforcement agencies and other entities a picture of the nation’s crime rates. On the other hand, the NCVS was envisioned to complement the UCR in providing government agencies, including law enforcement, researchers, and other entities data and statistics on Continue reading...