Revise the following sentences making each sentence clear and concise. Post your revisions to the assignment tool for this lesson by the date listed in the course calendar.

Measure the current with the aid of an ammeterby connected an ammeter to testto text points 9 and 14.

We have examined your concrete mixer and consider it will be necessary to effect Repairing the concrete batcher will cost 647.49.s that will cost in the region of $647.49.

The new output phase uses cathode followers in cascade.

The resulting mixture required further analysis.

The installing another machine would increase in operating expenditures $1800.00.

the new laboratory is now ready for the first test samples.

In an effort to increase production, it was found necessary by the plant superintendent to hire four additional assemblers.

A stability test did in fact prove that damaged instruments were the main factors in reducing measurement accuracy.

The training program has been planned in such a manner as to reduce waiting time to a minimum.

We wish to state that if you have any further queries regarding this matter, please feel free to contact Ms. A.B. Jones at any time.

experiences with a school-age child whose family is at or near the poverty level. How did poverty impact their life? The chapter talks about strengths in the lives of people and families in poverty that may help them overcome the effects on a child's development and well-being. Include examples of strengths within the child and family, or relationships and resources available to them outside of the family that may have helped them overcome some of the obstacles to their success.

For Karl Marx, what we do is who we are. However, under advanced capitalism that is only true of a very few of us. According to Marx, under capitalism, work has become something that you do, not who you are. Capitalism has thus robbed us of ourselves.

How does the film Happiness by Steven Cutts reflects Karl Marx's discussion of alienation and how does it relate to you own life? How can we use Karl Marx's ideas about alienation and inequality to make sense of our own lives and to come up with alternative visions of how we could live instead?

Describe security personnel recruitment and selection concepts and concerns.

Identify the purpose and methods used in employee development and training programs.

Describe the impact that different types of scheduling, planning, performance measures, and budgeting have on a security organization.

Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God (1741) by Jonathan Edwards (Links to an external site.)

Links to an external site.http://digitalcommons.unl.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1053&context=etas

What is the theme of Edwards’ message to his congregation? Why did audiences respond so favorably to Edward’s preachings? After reading your text you should know from what movement this sermon derives and the effect that this and other sermons had on the listener; use specific examples from the sermon to illustrate exactly why it was effective. What does Edwards deal with most in this sermon? Would this sermon, if given today, have the same effect on people as it did in 1741?

How would American politics be different if we had a multiple party system instead of the two party system? Given your analysis of the pros and cons of this, would you advocate for the United States to switch to a multi-party system?

Chapter 5 discusses three different types of learning: classical conditioning (physiological responses learned through association), operant conditioning (voluntary behaviors learned through consequences), and observational learning (voluntary behaviors learned through watching a model). If you had a friend who desperately wanted to lose weight, which type of learning would you suggest to help them lose weight? How would a weight loss program use the principles of learning to help people lose weight? Do you think the program would work? Why or why not? In your response include text references to specific information in chapter 5, citing appropriate quotes from the current edition of the textbook and the section number of the textbook in which you found each quote.

Think about a recent debate or argument that you had with a friend or family member. What was the topic of the debate/argument and what were the data sources that you and your friend/family member used to back up their assertions within the debate? Knowing what you know about the drawbacks of experience, intuition, and trusted authorities, how valid were the sources of data that were presented in the argument? How could the debate have been improved (i.e., what better sources of data could have been sought out)?

How does your cultural background affect how you handle conflict? How might the Christian Worldview as a “cultural background” influence the way someone might handle conflict?

George de la Tour's Saint Joseph the Carpenter painting: Address the following questions, and explain how you arrived at your answers:

1. Which methods of color and light do la Tour use in the work?

2. How is color and light used to determine compositional emphasis or a focal point?

3. Thinking back to Chapter 2 and the section on line and shape, does la Tour use line and/or shape to create emphasis?

4. Does la Tour's use of color and light help convey a message? What is it? Are these elements related to any symbolism in the image?

Every 20-30 years or so a new Generation in society develops. Below are a few descriptions of recent generations and their characteristics.

Traditionalists: Individuals in this generation were born prior to the end of World War II (1925-1942), this group also is referred to as Veterans, Builders of the Nation, or the Silent Generation. Individuals from this group are viewed as stable, conformists, and reliable.

Baby Boomers: Individuals in this generation were born between 1943 and 1964, this generation has experienced many of the societal “firsts.” Issues such as desegregation and integration, as well as other significant political and cultural changes faced the young adults of this generation. They’re now in their 50s and 60s, and are characterized by optimism and a reluctance to grow old. Generation X: is generally defined as those born from the early 1960s to the early 1980s. The term has also been used in different times and places for a number of different subcultures or countercultures since the 1950s.

Gen-Xers also have been called Baby Busters and the 13th Generation. Now in their mid-20s to early 40s, they grew up in the culture created by the Baby Boomers and have been described as self-indulgent, mobile and materialistic. They have been influenced by technology as well as by shifts in family and societal trends including divorce, two-income households and gender, racial and ethnic diversity. Given this worldview, their values tend toward individualism and self-reliance.

These are several examples of past generations, how they’re described, and some of the issues they’ve faced.

For this week's Assignment, Think about today’s young adults and their generation (some, if not most of you are probably in this generation) and  Come up with a minimum of 4 issues or themes, and please describe each issue in a well-developed paragraph. Don't just list them.

post a 1,000-1,250-word essay that applies memory strategies to your daily life. Include the following:

Explain cognitive mapping and one other memory strategy of your choosing from the course materials.

Explain at least two positive effects of using each memory strategy in daily life.

PERIPHERAL ARTERY DISEASE

Cholesterol-lowering drugs may also be effective at relieving leg pain.

• THE QUESTION Do the cholesterol-lowering drugs called statins also relieve the pain of peripheral artery disease?

• PAST STUDIES have shown that people with peripheral artery disease (PAD) often experience cramps and pain in their legs and buttocks during activity due to clogged leg arteries (claudication). Some researchers believe that lowering cholesterol levels may relieve PAD symptoms.

• THIS STUDY funded by Pfizer, the manufacturer of Lipitor, examined the effects of atorvastatin (Lipitor) in 354 PAD patients who were randomly assigned to one of two dosages of the drug (10 or 80 milligrams daily) or a placebo. Lipitor is one of several different drugs called statins. After a year, those in the low-dose Lipitor group reported to the researchers that were able to walk without leg pain on a treadmill for as long as those in the placebo group. Those taking the higher dose, however, reported to the researchers that they could walk substantially longer without pain than people in the other two groups. Participants in both Lipitor groups also felt they improved in their physical activities at work and at home. In addition, 1.3 percent of the Lipitor patients experienced worsening of symptoms or had surgery to redirect blood flow, compared with 7.9 percent of those receiving placebo.

a. What is the sample in this study?
b. What is the likely population?
c. Is this a correlational study or an experiment? Explain
d. What is the independent variable(s)?
e. What is the dependent variable (s)?
f. What is one possible confounding variable to this study (as it is stated)? g. State the null hypothesis in this study.

Write an essay in which you define a “good tree” in the phrase of “Good Tree, Good Fruit.” (500 words) An introduction includes a thesis statement with 3 supporting points, followed by 3 supporting paragraphs each supporting a point with details and examples, and a conclusion.