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Introduction Cyclotrons are technologies used to accelerate charged ions in a vacuum lying between two magnets with a strong magnetic field. The particles injected into the systems are either from internal or external sources. Each of the sources has specific benefits based on the functionality and behavior of the ionized particles. Typically, the particles move in circular orbits with the centripetal force acting on them mathematically modeled based on either relativistic or non-relativistic environments. Typically, in a relativistic environment, the ionized particles acquire centripetal forces due to the effects of the transverse magnetic field. The field, B goes through an angular displacement, w, mathematically expressed as Bqv. On the other hand, cyclotrons are designed to generate uninterrupted stream of a beam ionized particles. However, some limiting factors are related to the relativistic detuning and the behavior of the radial magnetic field. Therefore, ideal situations cannot be attained in the process. Large areas of magnetic fields are applied in restricting the moving ions during their translation from zero energy to new energy levels which are acquired at the output. As mentioned above a number of cyclotron machines have been designed for the specific purpose of accelerating charged particles. Some examples are discussed in the following document which details the mathematics of cyclotrons and the behavior of ions that form the main focus of the study. Literature Review Cyclotrons are systems designed and developed for the purpose of accelerating hydrogen ions in a magnetized environment. The accelerated particles acquire characteristic properties specific to the energy of the accelerating environment. These particles move in a circular path since the magnetic field is circular in nature. The circular motion creates a centripetal that acts on the moving particles (Su, Wagner & Grobe, 3). In order for the particles to move in a circular path, the particle accelerator has a vertical magnetic field that alters the trajectory of the particles into isolated cavities. Analytically, the particles may not always move in circular orbits and that depends on the architectu
The E-Concert is entitled Early Music and the Baroque Era and contains two parts. The first part is Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 by Johann Sebastian Bach. It is performed by the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra. The second part is The Four Seasons by Antonio Vivaldi. The performer of this part is Nigel Kennedy. Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 and Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons combine the main achievements of the Baroque era with innovations of genius composers. Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 consists of three movements, the first and the third of which are entitled Allegro, while the second one is Affettuoso. It is written in concerto grosso format, which means that the extracts written for the entire ensemble are alternated with the solo or soloist group extracts. The instruments used in the concert are harpsichord, flute, and violin, complementing one another in a harmonic ensemble, which is accompanied by the orchestra. The first movement of the concerto is rather prolonged and is remarkable for its cadenza of a harpsichord when all the instruments stop playing and allow it to play alone. The harpsichord solo lasts for about four minutes. The teamwork of the ensemble is amazing, but the solo part impressed me greatly with its refined moves. This cadenza at the end of the first movement provides the opportunity to single out the individual features of this instrument and pay more attention to them in the further performance of the entire ensemble. Bach changes the speed of the music within the concerto. Some episodes of the first movement are so slow that they seem to lull the listeners. Not changing the mood, the beginning of the second movement is slow as well, it is entitled Affettuoso. “This title, together with the character of the music, invokes the new gallant style promoted by the circle of musicians in Berlin” (Fabian 183). The style of Afettuoso is characteristic of the Baroque period. This movement consists of separate solo episodes of the instruments. It is like dividing the whole into separate elements. Flute, violin and harpsichord are changed by one another in chain. The third movement includes the elements of fugue. It means that one and the same theme is repeated in different parts of the movement. The subject of the move
In this part of the project, it is necessary to discuss the peculiarities of the methodological techniques and procedures that are applicable to the development and support of leaders in family organisations. The choice of methods in a project is an integral step that determines the tools and the success of the work planned. This choice should be made in regards to the already identified research goals, practical norms, epistemological concerns, and ethical, political, or even some personal characteristics of the field (Buchanan & Bryman 2007). It is suggested to use action learning as the method to promote a leadership-training programme that can be used to mentor future potential and current senior managers in the company. Coghlan and Brannick (2005) introduce action research as a sequence of events that “comprises iterative cycles of gathering data, feeding it back to those concerned, analysing the data, planning action, taking action and evaluating, leading to further data gather” and as an approach to problem solving by means of scientific methods and experimentation (4). To put it differently, the concept of action research implies that the consistent process of processing information retrieved in the course of observations or experiments should be carried out (Ellis & Wright 2013). There are other ways of looking at the subject matter, however. As a rule, several types of action research are identified; these include diagnostic, participant, experimental, empirical ones, etc. (Stringer & Baldwin 2013). Diagnostic action research is aimed at identifying the issue underlying a particular situation, whereas participant ones involve the use of experimental groups or any other form of participants’ involvement for the further data gathering and analysis. As the name suggests, experimental action research requires carrying out an experiment aimed at proving a particular hypothesis. Similarly, empirical action research denotes the study of a certain scenario; however, the given action research type involves the use of a set case that needs a solution. Studies also point to the fact that action research often implies that the service-user relationships should be analyzed in the process and that a connection between the unique characteristics of the end customer (e. g, race, ethnicity, culture, etc.) (Ellis & Wright 2013). By using the principles of action research, one will be able to promote the concept of action learning among the target audience. In other w
Introduction It is a grueling task to construct and connect all the remnants of the distant past of a civilization. But connecting the distant past of the ancient Mayan civilization is a special fascination. The secrets of the civilization are deeply buried in the tropical forests of the Central America. To the historians, the only seeable Mayan architectural designs and sculptures seems to be alien and bizarre “(Robin: 2001:19)”. Indeed, unfolding the calendar backwards to unravel the mysterious civilization is what makes it bizarre. The Mayan people The Mayan people and culture existed over two centuries ago. In fact, the Mayans were believed to have originated from a splinter group of Israelis or a splinter tribe of the Atlantis. After migrating from Asia through the Bering straight, they travelled south establishing themselves in Central America. The Maya established their civilization in Latin America in what is currently known as the southern part of Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala, Belize and Honduras “(Welker: 1998:1)”. The Mayan society was highly stratified with distinct classes that every Mayan could fit in. Basically, each and every class had different resources and power. Wealth was indeed shared on the basis of stratification with the wealthy occupying the upper class. They were also the powerful and ideally formed the ruling class. The Mayan culture Mayans achieved their highly regarded intellectual and artistic heights within a pan of six centuries. The intellectual and artistic capability was evidenced thr
Introduction Anti-war literature and movies often portray the events of one war to inspire people to reflect on the outcomes of another war. The play The Trojan Women , created by an ancient Greek playwright Euripides, is a great example of a tragedy that can be and was used to show the outcomes of the war in a general sense. The original play is often thought to be a commentary on the Peloponnesian War, which outcomes affected the author’s land. Many directors and authors referred to this play to show the horrors of war to the public. Michael Cacoyannis returned to the theme of the Trojan War in the post-war Vietnam era when he directed the film The Trojan Women in 1971. The play and the film deliver the same ultimate anti-war message through a number of general plot lines and devices. The Events of the Play The play depicts the events happening after the Trojan War through the eyes of the women of Troy. The audience does not need to see the battlefield to learn about the outcomes of the war. The most devastating effect of any war is seen best through the eyes of those, who survived and have to deal with the aftermath. These women lost their fathers, husbands, and children to war. They have also lost their homes and their freedom. This play focuses on the family of Hector to show that people from different social classes can be affected by war. Mother of Hector, Hecuba, who was the queen of Troy before the war, is to be a slave. Hecuba’s position changes drastically from a place in royalty to slavery. Hector’s wife, Andromache, is also affected significantly. Apart from being a widow, she is told that her son has to die because he is the last man of Troy. Andromache does not get a chance to bury her son as she is sent to Greece to be a concubine. Furthermore, one of Hecuba’s daughters, Cassandra, is also promised to a man. The audience sees that the events of the war have driven Cassandra to lose her sanity. In the end, every woman is captured and taken away on ships, from where they watch their homeland burn. Anti-war Sentiments Many war movies and literature prefer to focus on the positive outcomes of war, completely looking over the tragic aftermath that is unavoidable after every battle. The Trojan Women , on the other hand, does not show the war itself, concentrating on t
Introduction The success of companies lies in their ability to train and develop their human resources. In order to do so a system of rules and regulations as well as clear definitions of job descriptions and responsibilities are prerequisites. On top of all such requirements it is critical that the working environment of the company is attractive to human resources. The quality of people and their work depends on the working conditions companies provide. This paper aims to present an analysis of the change story of Yellow Auto Company using the framework of sociological aspects. The evaluation of the said case would be based on the concerned parties’ decisions and how they concluded such. The analysis will identify decisions made in the case, provide explanations using the given framework and relating such decisions to different theories of decision making. Minor and major issues of the case will also be identified and will be analyzed accordingly. Using the sociological framework coupled by theories and models, this paper will present a concrete analysis on how such change developed the company to be one of the major car dealers of Turkey to date. This paper will focus more on how decisions were made and the process of making such. Yellow Auto Company was established by two brothers in 1989. It distributes automobiles in Turkey. In its early beginnings the company suffered from management problems which decreased its employees’ satisfaction and commitment to the company. This issue affected the sales of the company. The company hired a group of academicians to facilitate the change process and improve the company’s system. After two years the company was able to increase sales and even captured 54% market share because of the improvements which started in the human resource department. Analysis Most often decision making is required when problems occur. Decisions are made to resolve problems. In the given case about Yellow Auto Company, the problem was the company was suffering from lack of sales. The cause of such was the company had management problems. The employees were not happy with how the management worked. There were no clear job definitions and responsibilities given to them thus decisions must be made in order to resolve the problems encountered by the company. The bottom line was the c
Introduction It is important to distinguish the difference between living and survival. Individuals should conduct regular introspection and analyze their surroundings thoughtfully. Philosophers such as Socrates developed various schools of thought, propagating some tenets that modern people would build society using. However, some people, such as Socrates, faced discrimination due to these thoughts, eliciting the truth behind Plato’s Allegory of the Cave and illustrated in The Apology . Existing without examining oneself is dangerous and often affects society. Main body Plato argues that people are likely to make decisions based on experience and shun anything that seems harmful to society. In Allegory of the Cave , he posits that individuals are likely to pity one another for taking opposite sides on an issue. However, it is important to consider that one person has a broader picture than their counterpart and should understand their stance. In this scenario, the knowledgeable party should empathize with their counterpart and guide them towards a better stance. Nonetheless, as they appear to have made a wrong decision by going against the norm, it is unlikely their fellow prisoners would follow them outside (Plato,” Allegory of the Cave ,” 3). The prisoners do not have any reason for self-examination and do not know if they are making a poor decision. In contrast, Socrates’ The Apology occurred in the presence of close to 500 individuals that actively chose to ignore thought despite seeing the logic in his words. Plato argues that one of Socrates’ prosecutors, Meletus, provided logical fallacies that the accused mentioned (Plato “ The Apology ,” 15). However, despite seeing these problems, the Athenian spectators did not consider the possibility of Socrates’ innocence. In this instance, it becomes clear that individuals with a particular mindset may choose to remain impartial despite evidence against their beliefs. Conclusion In conclusion, a lack of self-examination predisposes people to ignorance and is detrimental to societal growth. While some people may incompetently believe in some issues, as in Plato’s allegory, some choose to remain ignorant. As seen in Socrates’ case, shying away from introspection has dangerous effects. Another example of this danger involves Copernicus’ assertions that the world was round and revolved around the sun. Both instances required people to seek the truth. However, they resulted in death as many people chose to remain in the dark. Works Cited Plato. Apology . Strelbytskyy Multimedia Publishing, 2021. Plato. The Republic: The Complete and Unabridged Jowett Translation . Translated by Benjamin Jowett, Vintage Books, 1991.
Introduction Amalgamated Mobotics was one of the first producers of lawn mowing robots, which are now known as mobots. The company was one of the leaders in this market. However, lots of competitors entered the market and the company faced a “classic problem”, i.e. the “revenues were dropping” and their “costs were rising” (Ireland, 2013, p. 5). VTI Mobotics acquired the company. Now the company is developing a new strategy to address the major issues. New Strategy The team makes the right decision to start with developing a new strategy. Admittedly, it is essential to have a specific plan to reach certain goals (Griffin, 2012). There are a number of possible ways to address the problem. The most important is to work on the new product development. This should be the company’s priority as the competitors have gained a great share of market and it is essential to come up with new ideas to win the market back. While developing the new strategy, it is also crucial to pay attention to time spent on personal projects. The companies (Amalgamated Mobotics and VTI Mobotics) have quite different approaches and the staff should understand the importance of the work on personal projects. The staff should be able to provide the feedback which is crucial for the effective implementation of any project. Communication Admittedly, it is essential to have effective communicative channels to make the staff aware of the new strategy. One of the possible ways to communicate the new strategy is sending an e-mail. It is the fastest way and the top management can be sure that all employees will get the information. Employees will also be able to respond and ask any questions. However, this way has certain downsides. In the first place, some e-mails are ignored and there are odds that some employees may fail to pay the necessary attention to this e-mail. Furthermore, answering all questions is very time-consuming. Therefore, the best way is to send a company-wide e-mail and reveal the major points of the new strategy. Those who have questions and suggestions should respond with their questions. The e-mail should contain the day of the company-wide meeting where the detailed presentation of the new strategy will be delivered and most important questions will be addressed. The employees will be able to ask questions during the meeting. This is the most efficient way to introduce the new strategy as all employees will actively participate in the process and will be unable to ignore the message. Production The company has one serious issue to address. Its supplier, MotorWorks, postpones deliveries. The quality of the microchip-controlled motors provided by MotorWorks is excellent, but the late deliveries lead to certain losses. Some employees think that it is necessary to start developing the motors internally and stop buying from MotorWorks. However, MotorWorks is one of the biggest customers of the company and rejection of their products can lead to the loss of this important customer. At that, production of the motors internally requires additi
Introduction The antebellum period of the United States was featured with numerous factors that were unique, makeable and at the same time making this period absolutely non-democratic. The situation may be estimated from various points of view, and the fact that there are various angles of democracy makes the approach of evaluating the democracy level during this period rather complex. Political, social and cultural aspects of this issue give various representations of the problem, nevertheless, this issue requires deep analysis and the historical background to be regarded. Political Perspective Originally, the revolution helped to get rid of British influence, however it appeared helpless in solving infrastructural, political and racial problems. The internal political discord, unstable international position and disorienting surge of capitalist enterprise ruined the democratic approaches in the root. In spite of the existing confrontations, Americans were also confronted with the task of structuring and developing the American society. (Hatch, 1980) The political situation of this period can be characterized by the appearing of free market and promotion of free trade. Politicians lobbied the interests of former slaveholders and existing entrepreneurs, as the support of antislavery movements threatened with the loss of the voters and popularity. The slave owners totally controlled the political situation on the USA, and it is argued that their political power was on all the levels: from domestic to national. Indeed, the antebellum period is notable for conflicts and compromises between slaveholders of the South and the interests of the entrepreneurs of the North. Anyway, slave owners had dominant position. (Sheriff, 1997) Social Perspective The social situation was not more stable than the political one. Originally, social values were changing very quickly, and the conservative slaveholders, politicians and entrepreneurs were not ready for such rapid and radical changes. The years that followed after the revolution essentially changed the American society. In most regards the society seemed to be fragmented, and these fragments supported extremely opposite views and interests. (Way, 1993) The women were not considered as
The major findings have been comprehensively discussed and interpreted within the context of previous studies conducted by a number of researchers, especially in addressing the more pressing issues encountered by marginalized populations in their daily activities and interactions with other people. The participants in this study willingly shared their perceptions and experience of risk for HIV/AIDS within the context of their social and ecological environments and, in so doing, embodied other models of interaction and behavior developed through previous research, such as “…Bronfenbrenner’s (1995) model for the interactional and ecological dynamics of development and Caputo’s (1995) characterization of children and youths as active agents in their own behalf” (Anderson et al., 2001, p. 353). It is worth noting that the adolescents studied in this research demonstrated more concerns related to their social relationships at home, school and in their neighborhoods than on how they were concerned about the risks posed by HI, V/AIDS. The concerns raised related more to gangs, drugs, and violence than to HIV, thus reinforcing Bronfenbrenner’s model, mentioned above. The present study also revealed that there was a problem in the flow of information and knowledge on HIV/AIDS among adolescents in juvenile detention, a problem that had been noted by other researchers interested in marginalized populations. In this perspective, it can be safely argued that the study’s major findings were evaluated, construed, and discussed within the context of prior research. The present study demonstrated a pattern of correlations consistent with theories and models discussed by previous researchers and, as such, it can be argued that the existing causal inferences were justified. For instance, the inadequate definition and unique perceptions for HIV/AIDS among participants has been positively correlated to the fact that these youths are in juvenile detention, with the justification coming from previous studies that found that there exist limited information and knowledge on HIV/AIDS among marginalized populations (Anderson et al, 2001). This level of consistency justifies the causal inference. The interpretations given in this study are consistent with the study results and limitations since they take into account the present state of the adolescent understudy and attempt to account for their views and perspectives from the standpoint of a marginalized population. The interpretations take into consideration the various hindrances that exist for the incarcerated adolescents to get the needed information on HIV/AIDS, and the negative sentiments the wider society may have against this group of the population (Anderson et al., 2001). In essence, the interpretations have been presented from the viewpoint of the adolescents, deeply considering their soci