What are some good essay themes in the Harry Potter series?
Q. Im writing a theme paper for a freshmen college english paper and I'd like to do it on Harry Potter. I need to find out some themes from the series that I can write on. Preferable abstract. This paper needs to be 20+ pages so the more themes the better!
Asked by Jrwilder1414 - Thu Mar 18 13:57:54 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How about you write on the role of adults in the series. Are they really essential to the plot or do they serve merely as foils?
Answered by MathLover - Thu Mar 18 15:08:20 2010
Q. Im writing a theme paper for a freshmen college english paper and I'd like to do it on Harry Potter. I need to find out some themes from the series that I can write on. Preferable abstract. This paper needs to be 20+ pages so the more themes the better!
Asked by Jrwilder1414 - Thu Mar 18 13:57:54 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How about you write on the role of adults in the series. Are they really essential to the plot or do they serve merely as foils?
Answered by MathLover - Thu Mar 18 15:08:20 2010
Can anybody send me some recent papers related to Sarcoma180?
Q. Sarcoma180 is a nonmetastasizing transplantable tumor of mice.I would like to have reviews or papers(not just the abstract) on the cytology,biochemical characterization,Discover y,etc of Sarcoma180 and a general note on experimentally induced tumors in mice.I need it for my Summer Research Project,thanks in advance..
Asked by tania sen - Mon Jun 21 12:01:01 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. icon.rice.edu/details.cfm ?rid=46349 Pl.see this.
Answered by MOHAN - Mon Jun 21 12:57:53 2010
Q. Sarcoma180 is a nonmetastasizing transplantable tumor of mice.I would like to have reviews or papers(not just the abstract) on the cytology,biochemical characterization,Discover y,etc of Sarcoma180 and a general note on experimentally induced tumors in mice.I need it for my Summer Research Project,thanks in advance..
Asked by tania sen - Mon Jun 21 12:01:01 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. icon.rice.edu/details.cfm ?rid=46349 Pl.see this.
Answered by MOHAN - Mon Jun 21 12:57:53 2010
Protected .pdf file - Is there any way of 'un-protecting' it?
Q. I have the proceedings from a conference (abstracts on papers etc), which I am currently researching. The problem is I only need a handful of them, which I want to transfer to MS Word for my own records, but the file is protected. I can print it, but I cannot copy the text within it. I have tried printing to another .pdf file using PrimoPDF, but it comes out blank. I have 3 other conferences in .pdf format which aren't protected and hence don't have a problem, it is only this one. I hope that's all clear, if not I will add any additional required information. The first answer that works will get a well deserved 10 points. Thank you for your suggestions. @ brostern2006: Unless I am searching for the wrong term, there are no unlock… [cont.]
Asked by Christian - Thu Sep 7 18:03:14 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. file protected or unprotected,,there is a software on net just download. type in google pdf to ms word many softwares will be appeare to be downloaded. i have also one.
Answered by sweetu_kidding - Thu Sep 7 18:14:02 2006
Q. I have the proceedings from a conference (abstracts on papers etc), which I am currently researching. The problem is I only need a handful of them, which I want to transfer to MS Word for my own records, but the file is protected. I can print it, but I cannot copy the text within it. I have tried printing to another .pdf file using PrimoPDF, but it comes out blank. I have 3 other conferences in .pdf format which aren't protected and hence don't have a problem, it is only this one. I hope that's all clear, if not I will add any additional required information. The first answer that works will get a well deserved 10 points. Thank you for your suggestions. @ brostern2006: Unless I am searching for the wrong term, there are no unlock… [cont.]
Asked by Christian - Thu Sep 7 18:03:14 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. file protected or unprotected,,there is a software on net just download. type in google pdf to ms word many softwares will be appeare to be downloaded. i have also one.
Answered by sweetu_kidding - Thu Sep 7 18:14:02 2006
Things dealing with the government?
Q. Yeah, basically, i have to do a abstract paper about anything dealing with the government. It's not that hard, but i can't seem to think of anything i haven't done already. So was wondering if anybody could give me an idea. Some of the things I've talked about was President Obama (surprised?). On his health care reforms, Haiti rescue efforts, the bank thing, and basically changes he's done in his time in office. I've also talked about the first lady Michelle Obama on the obesity thing. So anybody have a good idea. First, the information should be easy to find on the internet I'm not interested in looking for a book or anything. Second, the paper only needs to be about 2 paragraphs so too much information won't do either. Third, it needs… [cont.]
Asked by DethStryque - Tue Mar 9 13:38:11 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do a report on the necessary and proper clause Article 1 Section 8 Clause 18. How it gives Congress power over issues not specifically mentioned in the constitution. Lots of info on it, easy to research, can be done in a couple paragraphs. And most people are unaware of it.
Answered by gosam777 - Tue Mar 9 14:08:37 2010
Q. Yeah, basically, i have to do a abstract paper about anything dealing with the government. It's not that hard, but i can't seem to think of anything i haven't done already. So was wondering if anybody could give me an idea. Some of the things I've talked about was President Obama (surprised?). On his health care reforms, Haiti rescue efforts, the bank thing, and basically changes he's done in his time in office. I've also talked about the first lady Michelle Obama on the obesity thing. So anybody have a good idea. First, the information should be easy to find on the internet I'm not interested in looking for a book or anything. Second, the paper only needs to be about 2 paragraphs so too much information won't do either. Third, it needs… [cont.]
Asked by DethStryque - Tue Mar 9 13:38:11 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do a report on the necessary and proper clause Article 1 Section 8 Clause 18. How it gives Congress power over issues not specifically mentioned in the constitution. Lots of info on it, easy to research, can be done in a couple paragraphs. And most people are unaware of it.
Answered by gosam777 - Tue Mar 9 14:08:37 2010
I need help!!! 10 pts for best answer!!?
Q. Ok, i have to write an abstract paper on any science topic. Unfortunately, i have no imagination and since im trying to come up with a good topic, my brain is empty. It can be any type of scientific topic. Some examples were: General birth defects, obesity, and side effects of birth control (these were already taken by some of my classmates). Anyone have a good topic for me? It has to be one with plenty of references... >_< do you guys have an easier one? Lazy senior in h.s. here...
Asked by RokaSiru - Sun Jan 11 22:31:30 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Write about thalidomide and the birth defects it caused. It was a medication given to pregnant women in the late 1950's early 60's to prevent morning sickness.
Answered by boots - Sun Jan 11 22:41:02 2009
Q. Ok, i have to write an abstract paper on any science topic. Unfortunately, i have no imagination and since im trying to come up with a good topic, my brain is empty. It can be any type of scientific topic. Some examples were: General birth defects, obesity, and side effects of birth control (these were already taken by some of my classmates). Anyone have a good topic for me? It has to be one with plenty of references... >_< do you guys have an easier one? Lazy senior in h.s. here...
Asked by RokaSiru - Sun Jan 11 22:31:30 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Write about thalidomide and the birth defects it caused. It was a medication given to pregnant women in the late 1950's early 60's to prevent morning sickness.
Answered by boots - Sun Jan 11 22:41:02 2009
where can i search for abstract as it is in on the research papers?
Q. where can i search for abstract as it is in on the research papers on data mining and image processing?
Asked by Rase - Sun Aug 30 07:17:38 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sciencedirect.com
Answered by Amit - Sun Aug 30 07:23:42 2009
Q. where can i search for abstract as it is in on the research papers on data mining and image processing?
Asked by Rase - Sun Aug 30 07:17:38 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sciencedirect.com
Answered by Amit - Sun Aug 30 07:23:42 2009
EPA Standards - Water Reused for Crop Irrigation?
Q. For a project, a group at my school is going to use biodesalination and forward osmosis to clean water. We are looking for uses for it once it is cleaner, and one of the potential uses is crop irrigation. Does anyone know (or know where I can get my hands on) USEPA standards for certain elements in the water? I need TDS limits of stuff like chromium, sodium, organics, potassium, among many others. I have read through a few abstracts and papers, but I can't pin down any definitive numbers. Any help or pointing in the right direction would be very helpful, thanks!
Asked by swderek - Mon Oct 20 16:07:02 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by madd texan - Tue Oct 21 00:04:43 2008
Q. For a project, a group at my school is going to use biodesalination and forward osmosis to clean water. We are looking for uses for it once it is cleaner, and one of the potential uses is crop irrigation. Does anyone know (or know where I can get my hands on) USEPA standards for certain elements in the water? I need TDS limits of stuff like chromium, sodium, organics, potassium, among many others. I have read through a few abstracts and papers, but I can't pin down any definitive numbers. Any help or pointing in the right direction would be very helpful, thanks!
Asked by swderek - Mon Oct 20 16:07:02 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by madd texan - Tue Oct 21 00:04:43 2008
What is the difference between a proposal and an abstract in a research paper?
Q. I am writing a paper on how "The Old Guitarist" painting relates to certain psychological disorders. My professor said we have to have an abstract AND a proposal. She gave us an outline for what should be in the proposal, but not for the abstract. What should be in an abstract/what is the difference between an abstract and a proposal?
Asked by Jamie N - Wed May 6 17:08:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A research proposal usually is a description of what you plan to study and include in your final research paper. It does not contain your results and final conclusions. An abstract is a short paragraph at the beginning of your final research paper that consists of the highlights of your paper. Think of it as a short summary of your main points and conclusions. You should minimally answer the following questions: 1. What did you do? (analyze the old guitarist...) 2. What are your main results from the analysis? 3. What are your main conclusions? In your abstract aim for a word count no more than 350 to 500 words.
Answered by TAZKATTOO - Wed May 6 17:48:57 2009
Q. I am writing a paper on how "The Old Guitarist" painting relates to certain psychological disorders. My professor said we have to have an abstract AND a proposal. She gave us an outline for what should be in the proposal, but not for the abstract. What should be in an abstract/what is the difference between an abstract and a proposal?
Asked by Jamie N - Wed May 6 17:08:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A research proposal usually is a description of what you plan to study and include in your final research paper. It does not contain your results and final conclusions. An abstract is a short paragraph at the beginning of your final research paper that consists of the highlights of your paper. Think of it as a short summary of your main points and conclusions. You should minimally answer the following questions: 1. What did you do? (analyze the old guitarist...) 2. What are your main results from the analysis? 3. What are your main conclusions? In your abstract aim for a word count no more than 350 to 500 words.
Answered by TAZKATTOO - Wed May 6 17:48:57 2009
How to write an abstract for a research paper?
Q. I do not mean like what to put in it. I know what to do as far as that goes. I mean, like, how do you format it. Should it be single or double spaced? The rest of my paper is double spaced. Should it go before the works cited page or on the title page or should it be the first page? I have seen them done all three ways. How do I format the abstract in mla and apa?
Asked by Jasin - Mon Jun 7 03:55:52 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Michelle - Mon Jun 7 06:34:13 2010
Q. I do not mean like what to put in it. I know what to do as far as that goes. I mean, like, how do you format it. Should it be single or double spaced? The rest of my paper is double spaced. Should it go before the works cited page or on the title page or should it be the first page? I have seen them done all three ways. How do I format the abstract in mla and apa?
Asked by Jasin - Mon Jun 7 03:55:52 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Michelle - Mon Jun 7 06:34:13 2010
How does my abstract of my research paper sound to you? 10 points?
Q. There are those who actually act blind to the substantial threat that heart diseases pose. Some people go about living their lives unafraid and unaware that any day can be their last day. They eat and drink without remorse and without knowing whether or not what they are doing is healthy to their own bodies. In the medical world, they encounter all kinds of heart conditions and all kinds of patients having them. Although some individuals are becoming more aware of the dangers of heart disease, most people lack basic knowledge regarding the prevention and management of this serious medical condition. A heart disease can be called by many terminologies. The processes and implications of a heart disease can be quite… [cont.]
Asked by Terri L - Sun Apr 6 13:22:44 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It sounds good but there are a few errors. You might want to check with your teacher or look over the assignment though...I think that an abstract is suppost to be only a paragraph long by APA standards. (I edited it for you) There are those who are blissfully unaware of the substantial threat that hear disease poses. Some people go about living their lives unafraid and unaware that any day can be their last day. They eat and drink without remorse and without consideration for their own health and well being. In the medical world, there are a variety of heart conditions. These conditions can be seen in all types of patients, irregardless of gender, race, age and nationality. Although the public is becoming more aware of the dangers of… [cont.]
Answered by lilkat-ja66 - Sun Apr 6 13:49:08 2008
Q. There are those who actually act blind to the substantial threat that heart diseases pose. Some people go about living their lives unafraid and unaware that any day can be their last day. They eat and drink without remorse and without knowing whether or not what they are doing is healthy to their own bodies. In the medical world, they encounter all kinds of heart conditions and all kinds of patients having them. Although some individuals are becoming more aware of the dangers of heart disease, most people lack basic knowledge regarding the prevention and management of this serious medical condition. A heart disease can be called by many terminologies. The processes and implications of a heart disease can be quite… [cont.]
Asked by Terri L - Sun Apr 6 13:22:44 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It sounds good but there are a few errors. You might want to check with your teacher or look over the assignment though...I think that an abstract is suppost to be only a paragraph long by APA standards. (I edited it for you) There are those who are blissfully unaware of the substantial threat that hear disease poses. Some people go about living their lives unafraid and unaware that any day can be their last day. They eat and drink without remorse and without consideration for their own health and well being. In the medical world, there are a variety of heart conditions. These conditions can be seen in all types of patients, irregardless of gender, race, age and nationality. Although the public is becoming more aware of the dangers of… [cont.]
Answered by lilkat-ja66 - Sun Apr 6 13:49:08 2008
How do you cite from an abstract of a research paper?
Q. Im trying to write a report nearly all my evidece are not avaiable and i only have the abstract to work with. How do i cite that or quote it?
Asked by Gooner11 - Thu Feb 4 13:46:59 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In the same way you'd quote from the main body of a paper. If you know what the page numbers are for the whole article, then it would be the first page number. You don't need to say specifically that it is a quote from the abstract. eg in Harvard system: Author, X.T. (2010) 'Name of Article', Journal Name, Vol (Issue) Page numbers.
Answered by Bermuda Breeze - Thu Feb 4 13:53:13 2010
Q. Im trying to write a report nearly all my evidece are not avaiable and i only have the abstract to work with. How do i cite that or quote it?
Asked by Gooner11 - Thu Feb 4 13:46:59 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In the same way you'd quote from the main body of a paper. If you know what the page numbers are for the whole article, then it would be the first page number. You don't need to say specifically that it is a quote from the abstract. eg in Harvard system: Author, X.T. (2010) 'Name of Article', Journal Name, Vol (Issue) Page numbers.
Answered by Bermuda Breeze - Thu Feb 4 13:53:13 2010
What an abstract -of a research paper- should include?
Q. do i have to mention the case studies and its results? please explain.. and should the paper be finished when writing the abstract? i mean results may differ if the abstract was done before the research takes place..
Asked by iceberg - Fri Sep 22 14:05:38 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The abstract is written after the paper is finished. It should be brief and include: One sentence summarizing the hypothesis, One or two sentences describing the method, One sentence describing the conclusion. The abstract is a simple summary to help the reader determine if reading the entire study would be of benefit.
Answered by niuadolescent - Fri Sep 22 18:56:58 2006
Q. do i have to mention the case studies and its results? please explain.. and should the paper be finished when writing the abstract? i mean results may differ if the abstract was done before the research takes place..
Asked by iceberg - Fri Sep 22 14:05:38 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The abstract is written after the paper is finished. It should be brief and include: One sentence summarizing the hypothesis, One or two sentences describing the method, One sentence describing the conclusion. The abstract is a simple summary to help the reader determine if reading the entire study would be of benefit.
Answered by niuadolescent - Fri Sep 22 18:56:58 2006
working of artificially intelligent language translator?
Q. I want to do a paper presentation and want to know how a speech recognisation and translation system works. And also guide me in writing the abstract and the paper.
Asked by amri_tands - Fri Feb 8 09:44:28 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Machine translation is still at a pretty basic state. If you want to have fun some time, try Babelfish or other translation site and translate something from one language to another and then back. Or for real giggles, translate to a third language before returning to the first. Translation is a very, very difficult problem. It is also a very large topic. You are going to have to select some more specific piece of it to report on. Speech recognition has come along better than translation. One interesting aspect of speech recognition that you might consider for your report is dynamic time warping, a method used to stretch or shrink utterances to match patterns for recognition. Two people could say the same sentence - or even the same word… [cont.]
Answered by dogsafire - Fri Feb 8 10:04:52 2008
Q. I want to do a paper presentation and want to know how a speech recognisation and translation system works. And also guide me in writing the abstract and the paper.
Asked by amri_tands - Fri Feb 8 09:44:28 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Machine translation is still at a pretty basic state. If you want to have fun some time, try Babelfish or other translation site and translate something from one language to another and then back. Or for real giggles, translate to a third language before returning to the first. Translation is a very, very difficult problem. It is also a very large topic. You are going to have to select some more specific piece of it to report on. Speech recognition has come along better than translation. One interesting aspect of speech recognition that you might consider for your report is dynamic time warping, a method used to stretch or shrink utterances to match patterns for recognition. Two people could say the same sentence - or even the same word… [cont.]
Answered by dogsafire - Fri Feb 8 10:04:52 2008
Can you make me an abstract for my research paper?
Q. Our topic is the "General Information System" for Civil Service Commission in Caraga Region. We planned to make a local website of it so that they can easily access the updates,announcements,and schedules of examinations and also the lists of passers in exam.
Asked by Ronel p - Mon Jun 29 04:35:39 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Our topic is the "General Information System" for Civil Service Commission in Caraga Region. We planned to make a local website of it so that they can easily access the updates,announcements,and schedules of examinations and also the lists of passers in exam.
Asked by Ronel p - Mon Jun 29 04:35:39 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
What is the abstract of recycling manufactured paper versus recycled paper when in soil?
Q. Elementary schl science project;topic/recycling manufactured paper and recycled paper in soil for 1 month. I need to write the abstract for this topic. HELP!!!
Asked by yeyagirl - Thu Apr 27 21:20:03 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An abstract is written at the beginning of your paper and summarizes the main points of you paper. You might want to leave the abstract until you have finished writing your paper and then summarize the main parts in your abstract. Keep the abstract brief and generally describe what your paper is about.
Answered by Chris - Fri Apr 28 10:43:29 2006
Q. Elementary schl science project;topic/recycling manufactured paper and recycled paper in soil for 1 month. I need to write the abstract for this topic. HELP!!!
Asked by yeyagirl - Thu Apr 27 21:20:03 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An abstract is written at the beginning of your paper and summarizes the main points of you paper. You might want to leave the abstract until you have finished writing your paper and then summarize the main parts in your abstract. Keep the abstract brief and generally describe what your paper is about.
Answered by Chris - Fri Apr 28 10:43:29 2006
Who published that the universe was expanding at an accelerated rate?
Q. I'd like to read the abstract of this breakthrough paper, if anyone knows what journal it appeared in and where I could find it that would be great.
Asked by Seedling - Sun Jul 19 17:12:09 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Goldhaber, G. and Perlmutter, S, "A study of 42 type Ia supernovae and a resulting measurement of Omega(M) and Omega(Lambda)", Physics Reports-Review section of Physics Letters 307 (1-4): 325-331 Dec. 1998 You may have to pay for access to this paper though. :(
Answered by Larian LeQuella - Sun Jul 19 17:15:46 2009
Q. I'd like to read the abstract of this breakthrough paper, if anyone knows what journal it appeared in and where I could find it that would be great.
Asked by Seedling - Sun Jul 19 17:12:09 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Goldhaber, G. and Perlmutter, S, "A study of 42 type Ia supernovae and a resulting measurement of Omega(M) and Omega(Lambda)", Physics Reports-Review section of Physics Letters 307 (1-4): 325-331 Dec. 1998 You may have to pay for access to this paper though. :(
Answered by Larian LeQuella - Sun Jul 19 17:15:46 2009
Lost Out-of-State Driver's License?
Q. I have lost my driver's license, and will now be applying for one in a new state (for which I used to have one). Do I need to receive a replacement license from my old state to turn into my new state's DMV office? Or would it be simpler to just apply directly to my new state? I believe the website said the old state will provide a letter or driver's abstract that may be used to get a new one. Is it worth waiting for this or should I just apply in my new state without it? I'm assuming it may be faster for them to process if they did have this paper/abstract.
Asked by SilverSky - Fri Jun 11 10:23:41 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I have lost my driver's license, and will now be applying for one in a new state (for which I used to have one). Do I need to receive a replacement license from my old state to turn into my new state's DMV office? Or would it be simpler to just apply directly to my new state? I believe the website said the old state will provide a letter or driver's abstract that may be used to get a new one. Is it worth waiting for this or should I just apply in my new state without it? I'm assuming it may be faster for them to process if they did have this paper/abstract.
Asked by SilverSky - Fri Jun 11 10:23:41 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
We need a cure for neurotypical syndrome now!!!!!!?
Q. What Is NT? Neurotypical syndrome is a neurobiological disorder characterized by preoccupation with social concerns, delusions of superiority, and obsession with conformity. Neurotypical individuals often assume that their experience of the world is either the only one, or the only correct one. NTs find it difficult to be alone. NTs are often intolerant of seemingly minor differences in others. When in groups NTs are socially and behaviorally rigid, and frequently insist upon the performance of dysfunctional, destructive, and even impossible rituals as a way of maintaining group identity. NTs find it difficult to communicate directly, and have a much higher incidence of lying as compared to persons on the autistic spectrum. NT is… [cont.]
Asked by LDawnZ - Sun Oct 14 00:27:28 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Excellent comments, it took me awhile to figure out 'neurotypical'. As someone with a nonverbal / non- writing, autistic family member, it is very interesting to hear the views of someone with autism that can express them.
Answered by god1oak - Sun Oct 14 19:40:31 2007
Q. What Is NT? Neurotypical syndrome is a neurobiological disorder characterized by preoccupation with social concerns, delusions of superiority, and obsession with conformity. Neurotypical individuals often assume that their experience of the world is either the only one, or the only correct one. NTs find it difficult to be alone. NTs are often intolerant of seemingly minor differences in others. When in groups NTs are socially and behaviorally rigid, and frequently insist upon the performance of dysfunctional, destructive, and even impossible rituals as a way of maintaining group identity. NTs find it difficult to communicate directly, and have a much higher incidence of lying as compared to persons on the autistic spectrum. NT is… [cont.]
Asked by LDawnZ - Sun Oct 14 00:27:28 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Excellent comments, it took me awhile to figure out 'neurotypical'. As someone with a nonverbal / non- writing, autistic family member, it is very interesting to hear the views of someone with autism that can express them.
Answered by god1oak - Sun Oct 14 19:40:31 2007
I am interested in using newspaper archives for research. I would like to search many papers and ....?
Q. I am interested in using newspaper archives for research. I would like to search many papers and be able to go at least a hundred years back. What is the best database? Lexus/Nexus? Should I expect to be able to read full text or just abstracts?
Asked by ike9898 - Tue Jan 17 10:53:15 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try using , its a book search utility in Google which helps you search full text of the book, displaying even the page number of the book on which the word occours. I dont know about the news papers but if books are copyrighted there restrictions.
Answered by siddharthkhuman - Tue Jan 17 11:20:46 2006
Q. I am interested in using newspaper archives for research. I would like to search many papers and be able to go at least a hundred years back. What is the best database? Lexus/Nexus? Should I expect to be able to read full text or just abstracts?
Asked by ike9898 - Tue Jan 17 10:53:15 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try using , its a book search utility in Google which helps you search full text of the book, displaying even the page number of the book on which the word occours. I dont know about the news papers but if books are copyrighted there restrictions.
Answered by siddharthkhuman - Tue Jan 17 11:20:46 2006
Please help with my grammar. 10 points?
Q. Here is the abstract, the paper is very short, only 10 pages. Please help checking my grammar. English is my second language. Thank you Abstract BUD is a fictional name of a humanitarian organization that created with purpose to examine Weber s bureaucracy theory. The paper starts of by exploring background and structures of the organization and discovers various bureaucratic frameworks utilized in the organization. After a careful observation, it identifies pros and cons of bureaucratic framework as well as points out some strengths of the organization such as human capital and workforce diversity. In addition, the paper argues the bureaucratic approach is work well in theory, but not necessary work in practice. In order to sustain… [cont.]
Asked by Hope - Sat Oct 3 00:53:09 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. BUD (please give the full form before using abbreviations) is a fictional name of a humanitarian organization that (was) created with (the) purpose to examine Weber s bureaucracy theory. (Describe the theory briefly) The paper starts of(f) by exploring background and structures (delete s) of the organization and discovers various bureaucratic frameworks utilized in the organization. (give examples) After a careful observation, it identifies pros and cons of bureaucratic framework as well as points out some strengths of the organization such as human capital and workforce diversity. In addition, the paper argues (that) the bureaucratic approach is (delete is) work(s) well in theory, but not necessary work (delete necessary work) in practice. [cont.]
Answered by rehman vohra - Sat Oct 3 01:18:36 2009
Q. Here is the abstract, the paper is very short, only 10 pages. Please help checking my grammar. English is my second language. Thank you Abstract BUD is a fictional name of a humanitarian organization that created with purpose to examine Weber s bureaucracy theory. The paper starts of by exploring background and structures of the organization and discovers various bureaucratic frameworks utilized in the organization. After a careful observation, it identifies pros and cons of bureaucratic framework as well as points out some strengths of the organization such as human capital and workforce diversity. In addition, the paper argues the bureaucratic approach is work well in theory, but not necessary work in practice. In order to sustain… [cont.]
Asked by Hope - Sat Oct 3 00:53:09 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. BUD (please give the full form before using abbreviations) is a fictional name of a humanitarian organization that (was) created with (the) purpose to examine Weber s bureaucracy theory. (Describe the theory briefly) The paper starts of(f) by exploring background and structures (delete s) of the organization and discovers various bureaucratic frameworks utilized in the organization. (give examples) After a careful observation, it identifies pros and cons of bureaucratic framework as well as points out some strengths of the organization such as human capital and workforce diversity. In addition, the paper argues (that) the bureaucratic approach is (delete is) work(s) well in theory, but not necessary work (delete necessary work) in practice. [cont.]
Answered by rehman vohra - Sat Oct 3 01:18:36 2009
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of a passive continental margin sequence Belt I an intervening subduction complex consisting of former deep water oceanic strata Belt II and a composite arc terrane Belt III Figure 4 Geotectonic map of western Connecticut and southeastern New York The Taconic allochthons are covered in the upper left hand corner of this figure by the explanation
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