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Mount Wilson Emphasis Added
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Vol. 83, No. 6 December 1989 Whole No. 621 The
Observatories of the Carnegie Institution,
Pasadena, California, U. S. A. Hubble's role. This
year marks the centennial of the birth of Edwin
Hubble. There can be no doubt that future
historians, writing about the scientific advances
of this age will describe the 20 th century as
epoch-changing in giving us the first correct view
of how the universe is organized. The principal
cosmological problem of discovering the large
scale content of the univer...
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18 Th Century Played A Major Role
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The Meaning of European Civilization - A
Historical-Conceptual Approach My interest in the
concept of civilization was triggered by Samuel
Huntington's now famous article "The Clash of
Civilizations" from 1993. I have been working on
different discursive settings of European
self-consciousness for some times. The idea of
Europe as an entity or even a quality has a rather
long history in Europe. In the 15 th century the
concept of Europe (which, previously, mainly had
been attached to geographica...
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Artificial Intelligence Sensory Input
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Artificial Intelligence is based in the view that
the only way to prove you know the mind's causal
properties is to build it. In its purest form, AI
research seeks to create an automaton possessing
human intellectual capabilities and eventually,
consciousness. There is no current theory of human
consciousness which is widely accepted, yet AI
pioneers like Hans Moravec enthusiastically
postulate that in the next century, machines will
either surpass human intelligence, or human beings
will become...
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Mr And Mrs Nature Of Reality
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1 Pause, reflect, and the reader may see at once
the opposing yet relative perceptions made between
life, love, marriage and death in Virginia Woolf's
To the Lighthouse. In this novel, Woolf seems to
capture perfectly the very essence of life, while
conveying lifes significance as communicated to
the reader in light tones of consciousness
arranged with the play of visual imagery. That is,
each character in the novel plays an intrinsic
role in that the individuality of other characters
can be see...
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Meaning Of A Word Principle Of Arbitrariness Language
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1. Introduction: "To invent a language arbitrarily
without any reason for the choices made, is for
the human soul, who needs for everything at least
a partial reason, as painful as it is for the body
to be tickled to death. " Herder 1770 / 1985 p. 85
(transl. D. F. ) What is the term arbitrary refers
to? Is there any direct relation between the
linguistic form and the linguistic meaning of a
word? Why do words differ from language to
language? What is onomatopoeic sounds and what is
iconic means...
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Point Of View Radio And Television
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From an almost common-sense point of view it is
obvious that the phenomenon of television in
American culture is multi-dimensional. Therefore,
it cannot be fully understood by focusing on the
act of viewing or audience activity in general,
since this would preclude a consideration of the
relation of individualized experiences to larger
social norms and structures. Similarly, an
exclusive focus on the history and structure of
the institutions relevant for broadcasting -- such
as the major network...
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Kind Of Thing Innate Ideas
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... "Principles of Community"), one has a right to
govern one's own body, etc. As stated above, the
social contract requires that power be conferred
on an individual or assembly, the sovereign.
Otherwise, there can be no confidence that
surrendered rights will yield security in return.
This security is needed for there to be any hope
of enjoying the fruits of one's labors. Hobbes
listed various rights of the sovereign, including
censorship, lawmaking, judging, and making war and
peace. There is ...
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Taking Into Account Plays An Important Role
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American Democracy Introduction When Abraham
Lincoln delivered a speech in Gettysburg, he gave,
probably, the brightest and the most famous
definition of democracy in American history. He
defined democracy as government of the People, by
the People, for the People (Lincoln n. p. ). These
words imply the base of democratic state that can
be applied in relation to any nation that strives
to create democratic society. Democracy is,
probably, the most arguable and difficult form of
governments. It i...
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Pay For Performance In Hospitality Part 2
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... profitability. II. Pros and cons of PFP
programs in hospitality management There exists an
opinion, that 'no scientific study has ever found
a long-term enhancement of the quality of work as
a result of any reward system. Bribes and threats
can get you a short-term effect, but that's it.
(Hendrie, 2006) Is it true speaking about
hospitality management, and what threats and mines
can this system bring in itself if not properly
applied? It is not argued that performance is one
of the most impo...
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Violence In Video Games Adults Only
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Violence in Video Games: Adults Only! Three
schoolboys were killed and five were injured at
West Paducah Heath High School (Kentucky) in 1997.
Michael Carneal, the criminal youth, was only 14
years old (Enotes. com n. p. ). According to his
explanations, his experience of violence and
weapon handling was picked up from video and
computer games like DOOM, Quake, Mortal Combat and
others. Mother of one of Carneal's victim claimed
that this incident was provoked by films, video
and computer games a...
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Racial And Ethnic Make A Difference
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Multiculturalism Introduction Why does the nation
need multiculturalism? The term multiculturalism
provokes ambiguity and misunderstanding. It wasnt
unambiguous during the time it first came into
existence, and, when became the subject of heated
debates, it gained, probably, the most
conflicting, sometimes mutually exclusive
meanings, from communitarian criticism of
liberalism to ethnocentric and racial-centrically
motivated isolationism, from the leftist ideology
of subversion in relation to ex...
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Health Care Law And Ethics Research
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Health Care Law and Ethics Research Paper
Introduction There are two completely opposite
points of view in relation to such a delicate
issue like abortion. Abortion, within the
frameworks of medical ethics, is often examined as
intimate and personal issue that should concern
nobody except the woman herself. Some ethicist's
claim that abortion is nothing more than one of
surgical interventions, and, similar to any other
type of surgical intervention should be discussed
between the woman and her p...
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Total Quality Management Tqm Mass Customization
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The research is devoted to the discussion of the
notion of the continuous quality improvement (CQI)
in connection with the patient-centered care,
based on the Chapter from the Disease Management
in Patient-Centered Care by David Levy, and
combined with the Internet resources on the topic.
Outcomes Assessment and Quality Management
Introduction Placing the Patient-Centered care
into the broader societal context, there will be
understood its meaning and current interest in it.
The Patient-Centered...
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Mentally Ill Hiv Infected
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The work is devoted to the discussion of the main
problems and challenges, which exist in the modern
corrections system in the USA. The problems which
will be addressed in the paper will be the HIV
among inmates, especially women-inmates, mental
diseases in prisons and drugs abuse; they are
interrelated and the discussion of these problems
will be based on the six articles (see the
References list) Prison Adaptation The six
articles have been grouped together as being
related to the same general...
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U S Department Correlation Coefficient
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Regression Analysis -- Does Dropping out of School
Impact the Rate of Violent Crimes The rate of
school dropouts and the rate of violent crimes in
U. S. were being suspected to have correlation
since long time ago. Yet, up until recently, only
the psychological methodology was being used to
establish a link between these two social
problems. Applying mathematical research to deal
with the issue, was being thought of as too
complicated, since computer technology wasnt
commonly available. In the l...
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Artificial Intelligence Natural Language
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Can Computer Think? Artificial Intllignc is based
in th view that th only way to prov you know th
mind's causal properties is to build it. In its
post form, AI research sks to can an automaton
possessing human intellectual capabilities and
virtually, consciousness. Thr is no current they
of human consciousness which is will accepted, yt
AI phones lik Hans Moravec nthusiastically
postulate that in th nxt century, machin's will it
surpass human intllignc, or human bing's will
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Story Takes Place 19 Th Century
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EDGAR ALLAN POE HOP-FROG (1849) Slavery was
definitely one of the major causes that led to the
Civil War, the most dramatic event in the American
history. Numerous masterpieces were written to
criticize slavery. Among them, we count Poe's
Hop-Frog, also known as Eight Chained
Ourang-Outans. Written in 1849, Hop-Frog delivers
the message to the Southern States about
inevitable tragedy that awaits the Americans as a
result of slavery 038; the slave trade. Each
element of the Poe's story, includ...
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Court Of Appeal Starting Point
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In order to claim a redundancy payment an employee
must first establish that he has been dismissed
and second that the dismissal is for reasons of
redundancy. This will encompass all aspects of the
decision, therefore it brings in contractual
issues in relation to the dismissal as well as in
relation to the definition of redundancy. In
Saunders v Earnest A Neale Ltd (1974) the
employees conducted a work to rule and eventually
the factory closed down. It was held that the
dismissals were not for ...
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Moral Distinctions Prime Minister
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Does Hume underestimate the importance of reason
in moral thinking? reason is, and ought only to be
the slave of the passions. Humes moral theory
arises out of his belief that reason alone can
never cause action. Action is caused by desires or
feelings and as reason alone can never cause
action, morality is rooted in our feelings. It is
necessary, therefore, to look at precisely what
arguments he presents in favour of his view of
reason with regard to moral thinking, whilst also
examining the id...
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Interpretation Of Dreams Collective Unconscious
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freud dreamworks By: leo 1 INTRODUCTION Although
Jung was a pupil of Freud, and one would think
they shared the same idea about the interpretation
of dreams, that is not exactly true. Freud
proposed the notorious idea that dreams are a
reflection of subconsciousness, but Jung expanded
on Freud and added another dimension to this
relation. In Jung's view, dreams not only lead to
personal subconsciousness, but also to collective
unconsciousness. This paper attempts to present
the two theories of d...
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