The development of modern Tourism. The main difference between modern tourism and tourism in the past, is that modern tourism involves the mass availability and mass participation in holidays by what can be regarded as the entire population. ... Modern tourism involves many different types each that in turn have had an impact on the transport means. ... Unstructured travel has become as important as structured travel as the ease and speed of modern transport means there are very few constraints on what the modern tourist can do. ... This question is so crucial to understanding mass t...

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With the advent of modern technology it has become increasingly relevant as to whether we can artificially engineer life. ... Modern technology has become so integral to our lives as individuals and as a society. ... If you look at technology in it's most base form we can look at the rock being used to crack open nuts as one of the first examples of technology. ... With this trend in mind, it is not impossible to think that within the next 5 years most people will have modern technology implanted into their bodies. ... As soon as we are able to successfully alter our surroundings with o...

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One of those sub-disciplines is now known as technology and teacher education or ITTE. ... In addition, SITE began publishing the Journal of Technology and Teacher Education. ... They include the specialized journals, Journal of Computing in Teacher Education, Journal of Technology and Teacher Education, and Journal of Information Technology and Teacher Education, as well as the Technology and Teacher Education Annual, published by the Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (www.aace.org). ... XVII, No. 4), each published a theme issue on technology and teacher education i...

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Questioning Modern Technology in Crowd Control Controlling riots is a difficult task for any government with a desire to keep peace as well as protect the constitutional rights of it's citizens. ... Modern technology and non-lethal weapons are allowing police to more efficiently and less physically handle riots and protests. ...

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Nowadays, the medium of teaching and learning has been transformed to align with the changes brought about by modern day technology. ... In spite of the many advantages of technology integration to our modern day system of education, there are still reluctant within the system whether to fully embrace the integration into the classroom or not. Nevertheless, technology integration into modern day educational system is poise to positively transform the experiences of both teachers and the students far beyond their imaginable in the days and years to come. ... The research will seek to answer the...

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This paper focus on the impact of wireless technology on the real estate business, how wireless networks make the real estate professional work much more efficiently, and what services and wireless technology currently available can provide benefits to the real estate industry over all. ... I believe the benefits of wireless technology contributes to real estate industry are vast and ever expanding. ... Once this has been established, the focus toward added benefits with Wireless technology versus the adequacy to the current technology will be addressed. Finally, I will explore the likeliho...

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Soudersov model ( Figure 2 ) on the transfer of technology, resulting in eight models for technology transfer. It is one of the general design, because not only focuses on technology transfer from the academy to industry, but also the transfer of technology in general. ... The test phase is the phase where advanced technology tested on the ground user. ... Figure 2: The process of technology transfer Some other existing models for technology transfer, focusing on technology transfer from universities to companies, this process as a linear progression of steps ( Figure 3 ). ... Companies entre...

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According to his research, Washington would be considered as being part of the founding period, while Presidents Obama and Bush would be classified as the modern presidents. ... The fact is twentieth century America is now distinguished by its unique, modernly advanced, and instant culture that was not present in eighteenth century America. ... However, a more polarizing argument is that, presidential rhetoric has evolved largely because of the technological advances experienced in the modern world. ... In his study, he presents three different eras of presidential rhetoric which he deduced to...

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Frankenstein: The Modern Prometheus What myths are to the race, dreams are to the individual, for in dreams, as in myths, there also appear those primitive emotions and feelings in the form of giants, heroes, dragons, serpents, and blood sucking vampires; representations of guilt, retribution, and fate; of lust and power, of monsters of the deep unconscious and of unknown but overwhelming beings which fill our nights with nightmarish dreams and make us fear our sleep, but which, rightly used, can be fruitfully integrated into our personality. ... What began with a simple dream became twenty-...

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The company idolizes innovation in business, which has influenced the company's resolve to embrace technology by creating its own bespoke solutions rather than purchasing technology (Net-a-Porter, 2014). 1.3 Core Values The basic core values and attributes of the company are as follows: Be the best and offer the best, exceed expectations Lead not follow Smart and stylish products Service starts with yourself Offer diversity and variety of choices. 2.0 Industry Analysis This section of the paper explores a number of issues that affects the business environment. ... The modern soc...

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One main theme to be addressed is the advancement of technology and how it influences globalization and immigration. ... Another theme in Sleep Dealer is how technology becomes a huge problem in the characters' lives. Technology controls the characters in countless ways. ... They often collapse and feel they are overworked and are losing their familiarity of working without technology. Furthermore, technology and nodes both help to close distances and bring people together. ...

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The purpose of this project is to examine current imaging technology and practice to determine if doses can effectively be reduced and still maintain diagnostic image quality. ... Research Question Is there a correlation between dose reduction techniques and image quality with current digital technology? ... In modern practice, according to the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) Code of Ethics, practitioners have an obligation to "minimize radiation exposure to the patient, to themselves, and to other members of the healthcare team.... Digital radiography provides so many...

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The advent of new and improving technologies can represent significant benefits for a company, but can also present new challenges in terms of protecting client and company information. ... With some more modern systems, vulnerabilities also include hostile mobile code such as malicious active content involving JavaScript, applets, VBScript, and Active-X. ... Unlike any other information technology program, the primary mission of an information security program is to ensure that systems and their contents remain the same. ... At the perimeter of the network, traffic should be filtered by a fir...

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What benefits and advantages will be when deploying information technology to the traditional education? ... Unquestionably Internet is one of the greatest and most influential technologies in the development history of human being. ... Some people have already engaged in the research on the deployment of modern technologies in instruction. ... While campus Information Technology priorities vary by category of institutions. ... The Traits and Functions of Internet In The Aspect of Education As we all know, Internet has become the largest media of modern world. ...

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Consulting Provide management consulting, the application of technologies to business and process design work. ... Solutions The technology solutions subsidiary of Accenture usually focuses on those specific technology skills that are needed to deliver projects or arrangements regarding outsourcing. ... Technology, communication and media. 2. ... The full range of Accenture's system integration, IT outsourcing capabilities, technology and consulting are unified by the technology growth platform. ... The uses of modern information technology systems have a dramatic impact on the modern bus...

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In today's high tech driven environment, an Information Technology (IT) director continually fears for the known and obscure vulnerabilities confronted by its system. With access to different manifestations of equipment and programming gadgets, it is trying for an IT chief to keep his system secure....

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We can glimpse back in the past at man's more primitive morals, beliefs, politics, entertainment and everyday life and compare it to our own modern world. ... This critical approach is necessary if it is the hope of the modern world to know and understand what life was like in antiquity. ... However, the irony is that this sudden mass extermination of Pompeii, and the nature in which it happened, preserved the city in a time-capsule-like state, allowing the modern world a glimpse in the everyday life of an ancient Roman city. ... It is believed to transport water to the baths, pools and f...

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Shoes are a basic item most people in the modern world choose to own. ... The Internet's free and open exchange environment contradicts many of the modern day business principles. ... How did this controversial technology come to be? ... Unlike the MP3 format, third party developers of the proprietary technology were forced to follow strict rules on how they could use the technology (Jones 2). ... Napster was developed as a peer-to-peer (P2P) technology. ...

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As the medium of film has progressed, so too has the sophistication of filmmaking technology, from cameras, to sound recording, to editing. ... However, just because technology is more advanced does not mean that it is necessarily superior in each given application. ... While it is true that primitive technology did limit these small-scale productions, which, according to Thompson and Bordwell, "lasted only twenty seconds or so – the longest run of film that the Kinetoscope could hold," advanced technology would not necessarily have improved them, for their simplistic nature did n...

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I used my knowledge of the techniques and factors that were relevant during Elizabethan times and which Shakespeare included in ""Romeo and Juliet"" to develop a modern transformation of the play, the film ""Romeo Must Die"". ... In this modern society money equals power and all are forever striving to achieve this power. ... I portrayed the women in ""Romeo Must Die"" differently to that in ""Romeo and Juliet"" to show the development of there position and role in society in the modern era. ... The opening scenes are both set in public places: one in a street in a medieval city that is associ...

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Beneath the familiarity of middle-class life, in the opening and closing scenes, and the culture of children's play evident in the adventures in Never Land is the anxiety aroused by the shifts in masculine identity in relation to modern life, including the new technologies of the workplace and the demise of Empire. ... The "modern,"" as the experience of recent times, involves the memory of the past and anticipates a future. Thus, the experience of the "modern- is change. ... One of the implications of this understanding of "modern- is that as capitalism emerges as the economic ethos of W...

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The use of mathematical tools from the straightedge, to the more sophisticated computer technology, has given us the beautiful perspective, symmetry, and patterns seen in art. These proportions have been shown to us through the use of these tools from the paintings in the time of Greek culture, to the fractal geometry of modern technology in the present. ... Ratios such as the Golden Mean have been seen everywhere in architecture of the past, and even in the design of modern buildings. ... The ancient Greeks display for us magnificent architectural monuments, which deliver to the modern people...

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During the late 1940s, the U.S. government sponsored substantial research in computer technology leading to the development of the ENIAC, the first electronic computer utilizing von Neumann's famed "stored program" concept. ... Other notable scientists at the Columbia lab included Lwellyn Thomas, a notable theoretical physicist, Richard Garwin, a jack of all trades, Irwin Hahn and Al Redfield working on Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR), and Sol Triebwasser who eventually contributed to the development of Field Effect Transistor (FET) technology. ... The modern IBM Research Labs building a...

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Such rapid advancement could provide many benefits; Cathy Becker of ThriveOnline writes that such technology could make foods more nutritious, cause an increase in crop yields, provide more powerful control over pests and weeds, reduce the use of some pesticides and herbicides, and enhance the nutritional value of crops. ... Although man has been varying the make-up of other organisms through breeding for thousands of years, a forum of distinguished scientists and educators called SCOPE explain that "the terms genetically modified and genetically engineered usually imply more direct manipulat...

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The two sectors in the Lewis model are referred to as the subsistence and capitalistic sectors, originally and then they were also known as the traditional and modern sectors. ... This means that the loss of labor in the traditional agriculture sector does not reduce agricultural production as a result of migration of labor to the modern sector. ... The second section of the paper, the authors will analyze the Lewis model and assess its significance and relevance to the economy in the modern era and whether it is applicable in the real world. ... Figure 1: capital accumulation with increase i...

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