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  • [ANSWERED] The DOJ has established the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces (OCDETF) as shown in…

    The DOJ has established the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces (OCDETF) as shown in your readings. Research and talk about a local law enforcement drug task force in your area. Explain the origin of the task force, its’ mission and what are it’s benefits and downsides. What impact, if any, has it had on drug use and distribution.

  • [ANSWERED] Aortic stenosis diagnosis by Echocardiogram (AS severity assessment: AVA, Vmax, MG…)…

    Total 5000 words
    Abstract
    Introduction (10-15%) ~700 words
    Aortic stenosis (AS)
    The role of Echocardiogram in diagnosis of Aortic stenosis
    Main body (70-80%) ~4000 words
    Risk factors of Aortic Stenosis
    Aortic stenosis diagnosis by Echocardiogram (AS severity assessment: AVA, Vmax, MG…)
    Any sex difference or body size difference in diagnosis of Aortic stenosis by Echocardiogram
    1. Literature review
    2. Research questions
    3. Methods
    4. Data present and interpretation
    5. Discussion
    Conclusion (5%) ~300
    References

  • [ANSWERED] Consider the op-amp circuit shown below, where R1 = 2, R3 10, R4 = 4, and R2 you need to select…

    Consider the op-amp circuit shown below, where R1 = 2, R3 10, R4 = 4, and R2 you need to select yourself. In the circuit, ii is a DC current source with your own selected value, and is the AC voltage source with frequency and amplitude of your choice.
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    Instructions
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    1. Calculate v. theoretically. 2. Simulate the circuit and compare the experimental v theoretical. 3.Set up the experiments and calculate gain(s) using measurements from the graph of the simulations (make sure that all required voltages and currents are displayed on the
    graph and the values used in calculations are shown on the graph).
    4. Set up the experiments and calculate input resistance(s) using measurements from the graph of the simulation (make sure that all required voltages and currents are displayed on the graph and the values used in calculations are shown on the graph).
    I. Your submission should include one Multisim circuit file and one graph file with required number of graphs (one graph for each experiment). All graphs should be labeled with the type of experiment and clearly display important simulation parameters. 2. For the Opamp use OPAMP_3T_VIRTUAL from Analog/ANALOGyIRTUAL 3. The OPAMP in Multisim is a model of a real opamp, and may display unexpected behavior if the voltages and currents are beyond certain limits. To have results similar to what you would expect from an ideal opamp that we use for theoretical calculations, you may need to: a) use smaller values for voltage and current sources and/or b) use the values of resistors that would provide reasonably small currents and/or c) make the op-amp “more ideal” by increasing the supply voltage and by increasing the gain.
    Attachments:
    6358309_1_Scan-9-Apr-2021.pdf
    6358309_2_RD1-SCMAR.pdf
    6358309_3_RD1-A1-Worksheet-1H2021-1.4.pdf

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  • [ANSWERED] a. Select a non-UAE country in the world and draft a mini-country report to guide UAE investors…

    a. Select a non-UAE country in the world and draft a mini-country report to guide UAE investors in the
    next 5 years
    . You may limit the discussion to one aspect of IM or specific industry to make the point.
    Attachments:
    6358212_1_Individual-Assignment-Global-Marketing-Strategy.docx

  • [ANSWERED] a. Select a non-UAE country in the world and draft a mini-country report to guide UAE investors…

    a. Select a non-UAE country in the world and draft a mini-country report to guide UAE investors in the
    next 5 years
    . You may limit the discussion to one aspect of IM or specific industry to make the point.
    Attachments:
    6358211_1_Individual-Assignment-Global-Marketing-Strategy.docx

  • [ANSWERED] Having an outsider observe target behaviors may cause a disruption in the class as all the…

    Having an outsider observe target behaviors may cause a disruption in the class as all the students want to know why the person is there and what they are writing about or why they are watching them. Also, the student who is being observed may behavior in a way that is out of the norm either quieter or more disruptive, off-task, or aggressive than normal because there is a new person in the classroom. On the positive side, the outside person would not be influenced by past behavior or frustrations in dealing with the student but would be observing the target behavior unbiased. Comment as you see fit. Min 4 0 words or more

  • [ANSWERED] When someone from the outside comes in the classroom to observe and collect data it can go both…

    When someone from the outside comes in the classroom to observe and collect data it can go both good or bad for the student and the data. One of the pros of having someone else come in the classroom to observe and collect data, would be that the data will be done correctly and the teacher does not have to worry about getting it done. This person may specialize in observing and collecting data so they have a full understanding of what they are looking for and the all the data needed will be collected. One of the cons of having someone in the room collecting data is that they can be a distraction and the student knows that they are watching them, this may trigger the student to either have more or less behaviors than normal. For Example- today there was a behavior therapist in the room collecting some data on a student for an upcoming IEP, she is new these students and they all kept talking and interrupting to talk to her in class, it was not only a distraction for one student but it became a distraction to all students. comment as you see fit. min 20 words or more

  • [ANSWERED] What Should a Cover Letter Say? Example 1: General Cover Letter Example 2: Professional Cover Letter

    What Should a Cover Letter Say? Example 1: General Cover Letter Example 2: Professional Cover Letter Example 3: Creative Cover Letter Example 4: Entry-Level Cover Letter Example 5: Career Change Cover Letter Cover Letter Examples by Type Cover Letter Examples by Industry

  • [ANSWERED] write a Java Application for the following problem(provided in section-A) which involves finding…

    write a Java Application for the following problem(provided in section-A) which involves finding the most efficient route through a collection of suburbs visiting each suburb exactly once. This is a classical optimization problem that can be applied to many other applications such as network routing. A brute force algorithm which systematically tries every possible solution is the only guaranteed method that can produce an optimal solution. By using brute force algorithm, the number of potential solutions experiences factorial growth. This means a problem with 5 suburbs will have 5! (120) potential solutions and with a problem with 10 suburbs that can be 3,628,800 solutions. Soon this can be over the available computation resources. The strategy is to use genetic algorithm to find a good enough solution near to optimal. A. The Problem Assume that you work for a product delivery company, where you need to deliver products to different suburbs of a city. In its simplest form, the suburbs can be represented by nodes on a graph, with the distance between suburbs represented by the length of the edges as shown in Figure 1. You can generate a set of suburbs by setting each suburb to a random x, y position in a 2D space. A route defines, commencing from a specific node (representing a suburb), which edges should be used, and what order, to reach back to the same node. The total distance travelled or the route length can be calculated by summing the length of the edges used in the route. This is a simpler simulation of a more complex problem where it is assumed that there exists a direct path between every pair of suburbs and travelling from one suburb to another in either direction takes the same distance, which is known as the symmetric travelling deliveryman problem. In a real-world situation this can be different if there are one-way routes between suburbs.
    Attachments:
    6353649_1_coit20277-assessment1-t12021-finalized-1.pdf
    6353649_2_crossover-mutation-source-code-1.rtf
    6353649_3_assignment-1—example-output-1.pdf