... anorak I had a gut feeling that it was just his index finger that was creating the pointed bulge Even if he did have a knife, it must be so small to fit in that pocket that there was no way it ... materials science that ushered in the silicon chip and the information revolution Yet this is to overlook the kaleidoscope of other new materials that also revolutionized modern living at that time Architects ... way it could me much damage I owned penknives myself and knew that such a knife would find it very hard to pierce the several layers that I was wearing: my leather jacket, of which I was very proud,
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... marvelous b o o k that is both thought-provoking and highly entertaining, ranging from the power o f placebos to the pleasures o f Pepsi Ariely u n m a s k s the subtle but powerful tricks that our minds ... important that I tell you about the origins of my somewhat unorthodox worldview—and therefore of this book Tragically, my introduction to this arena started with an accident many years ago that was ... hidden reasons for the weird ways we act, in the marketplace and out Predictably Irrational will reshape the way you see the world, and yourself, for g o o d " —J a m e s S u r o w i e c k
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predictably irrational the hidden forces that shape our decisions phần 2 pps
... have another house to compare it with), so that house goes on the sidelines. But we do know that one of the colonials is better than the other one. That is, the colo- nial with the good roof ... henceforth, and for good reason, call the "decoy"). In other words, suppose that I removed the decoy so that the choices would be the ones seen in the figure below: Economist.com SUBSCRIPTIONS ... one aspect of relativity that consistently trips us up. It's this: we not only tend to compare things with one another but also tend to focus on comparing things that are easily comparable—and
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... is that if I have something that you value more than I do—let's say a sofa—trading this item will benefit both of us This means that the mutual benefit of trading rests on the assumption that ... be that the lives we have so carefully crafted are largely just a product of arbitrary coherence? Could it be that we made arbitrary decisions at some point in the past (like the goslings that ... different—so ferent that we would not use the prices at Dunkin' Donuts as dif-an dif-anchor, but instead would be open to the new dif-anchor that Starbucks was preparing for us And that, to a great
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... rational cost-benefit analysis. The fact that the results from our experiments are so differ- ent tells us loud and clear that something else is going on, and that the price of zero plays a unique ... contract" between government and the citizen? Is that at risk as well? At some level we all know the answers We understand, for instance, that a salary alone will not motivate people to ... imposed, the day care center had inadvertently replaced the social norms with market norms Now that the parents were paying for their tardiness, they... the center was back to the social
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... rape. Would Roy tell a woman that he loved her to increase the chance that she would have sex with him? Would he encourage a date to drink to increase the chance that she would have sex with ... percentage was twice that—and with a third teenager along for the ride, the percentage doubled again. 5 To react to this, we need an intervention that does not rely on the premise that teenagers ... them about; they always took the moral high ground; and they expected that they would always use a condom. They thought that they understood themselves, their preferences, and what actions
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... convinced that a "self-control" credit card was a good idea that I asked for a meeting with one of the major banks. To my delight, this venerable bank responded, and suggested that I ... suggesting that they help consumers control their spending. Did I realize that the bankers and credit card companies made $17 billion a year in interest from these cards? Hello? They should give that ... "That's as low as I'll go." "OK. If I can find a buyer at that price, I'll give you a call. By the way," I added, "how did you come up with that
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... stating that SoBe's Web site referred to more than 50 scientific studies supporting its claims What happened? T h e group that had the full-price drinks still performed better than those that had ... bacterial infections that us antibiotics when we have viral colds? Even when doctors know that a cold is viral rather than bacterial (and many colds are viral), they still know very well that the patient ... physician to fill this psychic need? The fact that physicians give placebos all the time does not mean that they want to do this, and I suspect that the practice tends to make them somewhat uncomfortable
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... knew for sure that no one would ever catch him? Maybe, but I imagine that the answer is no Instead, I suspect that there were some aspects of Skype and of how my account was set up that "helped" ... pencil, for example, we might reason that office supplies are part of our overall compensation, or that lifting a pencil or two is what everyone does We might say that taking a can of Coke from a ... tremendous long-term costs Adam Smith reminded us that honesty really is the best policy, especially in business To get a glimpse at the other side of that realization—at the downside, in a society
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A critical review on soil chemical processes that control how soil ph affects phosphorus availability to plants
... the claim that maximum P uptake occurs at a pH much lower than 6.5–7 The purpose of this paper was to thoroughly examine that claim and provide a critical review on soil processes that control ... the notion that P availability to plants is generally maximized at near-neutral pH The author contended that this view was “based on an outdated view of soil phosphate chemistry”, and that P uptake ... is inconclusive”, citing studies that showed that lime increased [4,5], decreased [6,7], or did not change [8,9] plant P concentration Similarly, in a review that included P by lime interactions,
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The math of life and death 7 mathematical principles that shape our lives
... math that engineers use to build bridges so that they don’tresonate and collapse in the wind, or to design wings that ensure planes don’t fallout of the sky I learned the quantum mechanics that ... in Kosovo This is the pragmatic power that simple mathematical ideas canwield These are the sorts of concepts that we will explore throughout this bookand that I use routinely in my day job as ... beendisenfranchised and made to feel that you can’t take part in mathematics or aren’tgood at it, consider this book an emancipation I genuinely believe that math is for everyone and that we can all appreciate
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That shrinking feeling tracing the changing shape of the european banking industry
... Intelligence Unit 3 Trang 88 PwC That shrinking feeling: Tracing the changing shape of the European banking industry2011 2012 2013 2010 That shrinking feeling Tracing the changing shape of the EU banking ... Unit 3 Trang 1010 PwC That shrinking feeling: Tracing the changing shape of the European banking industry2011 2012 2013 2010 That shrinking feeling Tracing the changing shape of the EU banking ... improve, our analysis suggests that big banks will be reasonably well-positioned to take advantage. Trang 66 PwC That shrinking feeling: Tracing the changing shape of the European banking industryInfographics
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english grammar rules you must know: writing speaking 101 for beginners, daily english for friendly conversation business applications understanding to AVOID errors that make
... everyday conversation or something (like that)and things (like that) Trang 19and stuff (like that)The like that part is optional and is probably used about half of the time. Or something like that ... follows any grammar rules when it is an everyday conversation among friends You might hear a conversationthat sounds like this: He: Where did you get that new bicycle? It looks really expensive She: ... leastone noun to make them complete Nouns in Conversation One of the biggest problems with nouns in conversation is that they usuallyare not used enough The conversation is often the most imprecise
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Procedural Abstraction and Functions That Return a Value
... and a function definition for a function that takes one argument of type int and one argument of type double, and that returns a value of type double that is the average of the two arguments? ... formal parameter names! Trang 25 Compiler checks that the types of the argumentsare correct and in the correct sequence. Compiler cannot check that arguments are in the correct logical order ... Write a function declaration and a function definition for a function that takes three arguments, all of type int, and that returns the sum of its three arguments? Describe the call-by-value
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Software Processes
... associated process. • A dynamic perspective that shows phases over time; • A static perspective that shows process activities; • A practive perspective that suggests good practice ©Ian Sommerville ... Slide 31Software validation to show that a system conforms to its specification and meets the requirements of the system customer. system testing. with test cases that are derived from the specification ... design and implementation specification into an executable system. • Design a software structure that realises the specification; • Translate this structure into an executable program; are closely
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Requirements Engineering Processes
... ethnography Requirements that are derived from the way that people actually work rather than the way I which process definitions suggest that they ought to work Requirements that are derived from ... area on the userÕscomputer and the user is informed that it is available The user is asked to select the userÕs system once the user has confirmed that printing is complete. LIBSYS scenario (2) What ... Sommerville 2004 Software Engineering, 7th edition Chapter 7 Slide 4Requirements engineering processes The processes used for RE vary widely depending on the application domain, the people involved
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How to setup a Linux system that can boot directly from a software RAID
... Trang 1This article describes how to setup a Linux system that can boot directly from a software RAID-1 device using GRUB Even if one of the disks in the ... Mount point Bootable Software RAID devices A real scenario just needs to provide a RAID-1 /dev/md0 that can be of any size (provided it is enough hold the linux installation) and composed of any ... the configuration installation options are provides, the installation of the system starts:Notice that while the system is installing, the software RAID transparently initializes the RAID devices:
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Penguin Books Is That What You Mean 1
... boss told me that I (I stopped walking to buy a newspaper). Trang 17IS THAT WHAT YOU MEAN? ‘At work today, my boss told me that I MUSt SLOP cocereoees erences Ẻ For the action that you stop, ... problem You do not usually tell people that you are boring! You might say that a lesson is boring (or exciting). Trang 18IS THAT WHAT YOU MEAN? Trang 19IS THAT WHAT YOU MEAN? “Jack had to changE© ... so that I had to wear a different one.’ Ifyou use so that without a comma before it, it tells you the reason why you do something, e.g ‘I closed the curtain so that I could sleep.’ It means that
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Penguin Books Is That What You Mean 2
... countable plural form. Trang 26IS THAT WHAT YOU MEAN, TOO? ‘The only trouble with teaching that class is Marcel — he’s always This expression means that someone insists that every fact people use ... tolerate, e.g Dear Mr Larkins, The reason that you have been dismissed from your job is that _ the company does not tolerate lateness ` dita. Trang 9IS THAT WHAT YOU MEAN, TOO? ‘Dave and Helen ... the main parachute should fail to open, you will find that this second one opens automatically.’ Trang 211S THAT WHAT YOU MEAN, TOO? *I see that Mr and Mrs Davis bave finally on the tennis court.’
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Photocopying Processes
... However, be aware that the photoconductor is often an OPC belt rather than a drum Charge Exposure Development Transfer and Separation Cleaning Quenching Fusing 1 Trang 2Photocopying Processes Overview2 ... For that reason it is used mostly in large format copiers, where lens and mirror optics are impractical, and in small, low speed personal copiers, where compact size is Trang 20Photocopying Processes ... anelectrostatic charge agent is mixed The triboelectric characteristics ensure that the toner alwaystakes on a charge that is opposite to the carrier Trang 27Example 1: Model A153Model A153 has
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