Applied Sciences

Write an essay (one-page maximum) overviewing a case of conduction in an energy system. The essay needs two figures, one schematic of the energy system and another describing the conduction problem within that system. Provide good citations to support your description of the energy system and the conduction problem within said system.Requirements:1. No Handwritten/drawing pictures2.You can select any energy system you want. One image should show how it works. You can find a good one from literature or make a simple one using something like PowerPoint, adobe illustrator, etc. The other should be one made by you.3. The other one should be one made by you. Think about something like what’s in the image attached, but with clear labels relating it to your system.4. Citations are needed

What do you think of the senior executive service? Do you think it is compatible with democracy? Why or why not?

Hi, it’s an assignment of 4 problems about water pump and turbine, not essay.

Discuss the Hepatitis C Virus  and tell us what type of microbe it is, what disease it causes, how the disease is emerging, signs & symptoms, course of disease, treatment and prevention. paraphrasing from only credible academic sources. You may not directly quote from your sources, minimum elaboration on the topic of a minimum of 300 words and maximum of 400 words. You must also cite your credible academic reference sources with parenthetical in text citations and provide full end ref information in APA 7th Edition format.

Discussion Board Question: Compare and contrast: How did the geography of ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia impact their culture and civilization? Hint: Your answer should outline the physical geography of the land, and its characteristics, and consider how this might have influenced people’s views of the world, those around them, and events, etc.Points to Consider: The importance of geography and the environment was much more intense 5000 years ago than today, and people’s lives depended on it. How did the different environments in Egypt and Mesopotamia impact the different perspectives, outlooks, and ideas of the people?

InstructionsGoal: The purpose of this assignment is to evaluate the cultural appropriation of music.Course Objective(s): CO-1, CO-2, CO-3, CO-4Description:Part of the phenomena of world music is the appropriation by Western musicians of non-Western instruments, sounds, structures and styles. There is also the appropriation by non-Western musicians of elements of Western music, including instruments, sounds, structures and styles. These types of recordings are often referred to as “world beat,” “ethno pop,” or “world pop.” This paper will analyze and evaluation the appropriation of music from other cultures.For this paper, you will choose one of two options.OPTION #1This option explores the appropriation of traditional music by Western musicians. Choose one recording from the list below. Write a critical review of the recording addressing the following:Briefly describe the musical and aesthetic concept behind the recording answering this question: “What was the goal of the artists?”Discuss how traditional non-Western music is incorporated into the sound of the music. Be sure to utilize musical terminology and scholarly sources to express your ideas.Does the Western artist show musical respect for the imported tradition(s) represented on the recording? If so, how? If not, why not?Offer a critical evaluation about ways in which the project succeeds or fails as music, and in developing cross-cultural relationships and understanding.RECORDINGS:Peter Gabriel, “Passion” (created for The Last Temptation of Christ soundtrack based upon Middle Eastern music)Kate Bush, “The Sensual World” (featuring Bulgarian women singers)Paul Winter, “Kurski Funk” (jazz and Russian village music)Outback, “Dance the Devil Away” (Australian Aboriginal music combined with folk guitar)Baka Beyond, “Spirit of the Forest” (jam sessions with Baka Pygmies and composer/guitarist Martin CradickLinda Ronstadt, “Por un Amor” (featuring Mexican and Mexican-American musicians)Talking Heads, “Born Under Punches” (appropriation of scratch, funk, Afro-Beat and jùjú rhythm)”Ambilanao Zaho” (pop/avant-garde guitarists Henry Kaiser and David Lindley with musicians in Madagascar)”Diaraby,” guitarist Ry Cooder with Ali Farka Toure, a griot from the SaharaRobbie Robertson and the Red Road Ensemble, “Coyote Dance” (pop music with Native American music)Led Zeppelin, “No Quarter” (collaboration with musicians from Egypt)Beats Antique, “Dope Crunk” (experimental world fusion and electronic music)OPTION #2This option explores the fusion of Western music elements with aspects of traditional music. Choose one recording from the list below. Write a critical analysis of the recording addressing the following:Briefly describe the musical and aesthetic concept behind the recording answering this question: “What was the goal of the artists?”Explain how elements of Western musical traditions (e.g., instruments, styles, textures, cultural references, recording techniques) are combined with those of the featured non-Western tradition(s). Be sure to utilize musicalterminology and scholarly sources to express your ideas.Discuss musical and ethical issues that the recording raises. Are musicians from non-Western cultures selling their own musical traditions short when they combine these traditions with Western styles and techniques? Can music remain traditional whileincorporating elements of modern Western music?Evaluate how the project succeeds or fails as music, and in developing cross-cultural understanding and relationships.

1. Written Activity #1: Your Past & Future Via AnthropologyThis assignment is the first of a series of activities called “Public Anthropology” that we will do this semester.  It is inspired by Margaret Mead’s engagement with wider publics – not just other anthropologists.  The world, it seems, could benefit from a more anthropological perspective.  What is anthropology, what kinds of questions or issues does it raise for you, and how are the skills applicable?  What is the “Big Question” that interests you?  This is what we are ultimately getting to.Objective: To think about and synthesize your anthropological learning these past years, and to articulate to nonspecialist audiences the complexities of bringing an anthropological approach to a human problem.Outcome: Discussing the ethics, benefits, and pitfalls of bringing an anthropological approach to wider publics.First, read the following articles assigned:a. Ingold (2018) Actions  Anthropology for the Future;b. Purcell (2000) Actions  Public Anthropology-An Idea Searching for a Realityc. Omohoro (1998) Actions  Career Advice.In one post of appx. 500+ words, answer the following questions (note 500 words is 1 page, single spaced in Word):1). How would you articulate what anthropology as a discipline COULD be to other anthropologists?  That is, how would you use the readings to argue for making anthropology MORE RELEVANT and UNDERSTANDABLE?2). What are the benefits of bringing anthropological perspectives and methods outside of the academy?  Discuss three specific points3). You should use (and cite) the authors’ points and perspectives to substantiate your own point.  When you cite and reference materials, use an in-text citation format (Author Year), and include a BIBLIOGRAPHY!The standard Activities Rubric will be used to grade this exercise:1. Anthropological Perspectives (4) Exhibits awareness and understanding of ethnocentrism, cultural relativity, contexts, and power in all activities;2.Course Concepts (4) Directly and appropriately utilizes course terminology in all writing and activities;3. Examples (4) Describes and utilizes appropriate examples from course materials (readings, films, individual fieldwork, media sources);4. Follows Instructions (4)  Is this a compare/contrast discussion?  Did you find outside sources if required?  Were you supposed to upload an image?  Follow the directions!!  And put in some effort;5. Writing, Style, Organization (4)  Writing is always important.  So are citations and a bibliography.  The writing can be indicative of your effort (see #4 above).

Instructions and model attached. Use below for model. This is Week 2 part.Topic: Expanding business knowledge could help senior managers become better overall leaders and employees.Research Question: If a manager decides to advance there career while still understanding different experiences of employees and executive expectations, how do they balance between the two?Disciplines Incorporated: Business (Leadership, Management, Structure), Social Science (History, Cultures)

Evaluate whether growing market concentration and monopoly power, in an industry such as motor manufacturing, are necessarily undesirable.