zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
THE MAGEE WOMENS RESEARCH INSTITUTE CLINICAL TRAINEE RESEARCH AWARD APPLICANT INFORMATION NAME (Last, first, middle) DEGREE(S): ARE YOU A RESIDENT OR FELLOW: POSITION TITLE: OFFICE MAILING ADDRESS (building, room, street, city, state, zip code) YEAR(S) IN TRAINING: YEAR(S) IN CURRENT PROGRAM: DEPARTMENT TEL: FAX: E-MAIL ADDRESS: APPLICATION TITLE: HUMAN SUBJECTS RESEARCH No Yes IRB APPROVAL DATE: VERTEBRATE ANIMALS No Yes IACUC APPROVAL DATE: FUNDS REQUESTED FACULTY SPONSOR DEPARTMENT CHAIR OR DIRECTOR OF FELLOWSHIP/RESIDENCY PROGRAM Name Name Title Title SIGNATURE SIGNATURE APPLICANT SIGNATURE DATE FACE PAGE (must be typewritten) PROPOSED BUDGET Personnel – List effort for all personnel to be involved in carrying out the proposed research, whether or not salary is requested, beginning with P.I. Name Role % Effort Salary Requested Fringe Benefits* Total Principal Investigator $ $ $
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4.February 2-8 Churches making films Lyden 368-402: Lindvall & Quicke 171-203 Fireproof Courageous 2nd critique due 2 Feb 5.February 9-15 African American Christian Lyden 420-465; Quicke & Keuthan chapters 1&2 Woman Thou Art Loosed Diary of a Mad Black Woman 2nd response 9 Feb 6.February 16-22 Catholic Christian films Quicke & Keuthan chapters 3 The Passion of the Christ (2004 R) Tree of Life (2011) 3rd critique due 16 Feb 7.February 23-Mar. 1 Protestant Christian films Quicke & Keuthan chapters 4 God’s Not Dead (2014) Heaven is for Real (2014) 3rd response due Feb 23 8.March 2-8 Walking through Life and Death Quicke & Keuthan chapters 5 The Mile 2001 Darabont The Way 2010 Estevez Half term paper/ppt due Mar. 2 9.March 9-15 Modular Week No classes 10.March 16-22 Music and Meaning Lyden 368-393; Quicke & Keuthan 6 Jesus Christ Superstar (1973) Les Miserables (2012) 4th critique due 23 March 11.March 23-29 Christian fantasy Quicke & Keuthan 7 Lion, Witch & Wardrobe (1996) Finding Nemo (2003) 4th response due Mar.30 12March 30-April 5 Danish and Russian Belief Quicke & Keuthan 8 Ordet (The Word) Dreyer 1955 Andrei Rublev Tarkovsky 1966 5th Critique due April 6 plus final paper 13.April 6-12 Apocalyptic Movies Quicke & Keuthan 9 The Decalogue 1 & 2 The Book of Eli 5th response 13 April 14.April 13-19 The Way to Heaven Quicke & Keuthan 10 Shadowlands Startrek 4: The Way Back The Way Home Film Exam due April 13 15.April 20-26 End of Semester; Discussion about the future of Christian filmmaking. 16. April 27 End of Semester SECTION 3: POLICIES & PROCEDURES This section covers policies related to academic integrity, accommodations, and University policies and procedures. Christian Foundations of Academic Integrity
Each and every employee has a vital role and mandated responsibilities to the compliance program. The Employee Roles and Responsibilities include: Employees have a responsibility to report observations or issues that could be detrimental to the integrity, or perceived integrity, of CTVHCS. The of command for reporting potential compliance failures is (1) Your Supervisor; (2) A higher level manager; (3) Your facility Compliance Officer at (254) 743-2330 (x42330); and the CBI HelpLine (1-866-842-4357). You do not have to follow the chain of command to make a report. If uncertain, go directly to the Compliance Officer. Employees should understand the specific laws, policies and regulations that affect their jobs with VHA and our Network. This includes employee conduct and responsibilities. Employees should know the Compliance Officer at their facility and his or her role. The Compliance Officer is there to answer your questions, provide training, and help the facility avoid errors. The Compliance and Business Integrity Officer at CTVHCS is Tammy Gross, MA (254) 743-2330 (x42330 locally) B162 Rm. C108 (in VA Outlook) Anonymous vs. Confidential. Information provided to the Compliance Office or the HelpLine cannot remain confidential or we would not be able to investigate your concerns. You can remain anonymous. That means we will not use your name as the source of the information which led to a compliance inquiry. Even if people figure out that you made a report, you are protected. It is illegal for anyone to take action against you for reporting your concerns. If you think you are being retaliated against for making a report, you need to report that, too. You also might want to discuss this with your Union representative. Remember this number if you ever need assistance: CBI HelpLine 1-866-842-4357. Employees have a responsibility to report all incidents of waste, fraud, or abuse. You have successfully completed your Compliance Awareness Training. Complete the questions to obtain credit for this course.
DOB MM/DD/YR Client Name Client Phone Number Client Address Cost of scan: $200.00 per view (hard copy $15.00) (Includes: CT scan of area + guide, guide only and radiographic report) Radiographic guide sent with patient Make measurements as well Expedite CBCT 1-2 Days $100 3-6 Days $75 7-12 Days $50 12-17 Days $25 Choose area of Dentoalveolar CT scan of 8cm or less: 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Client Diagnosis (please send most recent x-rays of area of concern): Choose one of the following patient contact options: Call with client information Call us with the client’s information and set up an appointment when they are present in your office. 519-395-5100 Kincardine Dentistry 6 Millennium Way Kincardine, ON N2Z 0B5 519-395-5100 (P) 519-395-5109 (F) DATE MM/DD/YR Referring Dentist Name Referring Dentist Phone Number Referring Dentist Address (including email) PLEASE CHOOSE OPTION Mail me a CD with the DICOM files formatted for Nobelguide software on it. Email me the download links to the formatted DICOM data. (This is a much faster option. The DICOM files are usually delivered in 24 hours or less). A radiographic report by an oral radiologist is included with all scans. No manual measurements are automatically provided unless they are requested on the form Fax to Kincardine Dentistry Fax this form to us and we will contact the client to set up an appointment. Please provide us with the patient’s next appointment (if applicable). 519-395-5109
Coastal Shipping: Compliance and Enforcement Strategy The Department of Infrastructure, Regional Development, and Cities (the Department) is committed to ensuring policy and regulatory frameworks supporting Australia’s surface transport networks are efficient and effective. In this regard, the Department administers an effective regulatory framework for coastal shipping through the Coastal Trading (Revitalising Australian Shipping) Act 2012 (CT Act), to uphold the Government’s commitment to a vibrant and efficient maritime industry. Compliance Philosophy Our aim is to improve the level of voluntary compliance by our stakeholders, and tailor compliance improvement programs to areas of identified risk. We will do so by working with our stakeholders to ensure they have a clear understanding of the coastal shipping regulatory framework, and their obligations under the CT Act. Compliance and Enforcement Strategy The Department may consider a range of flexible and target measures to verify compliance. Actions taken will be proportionate to the identified risks posed by non-compliance with legislative requirements. Non-compliance can manifest itself in a variety of ways ranging from simple to indifference, to intentional disregard. In recognition of the different levels of non-compliance, different compliance measures are required. Responsive measures range from client education to comprehensive audits, sanctions or prosecutions, and can escalate in severity as the need arises. There is no need for stringent compliance measures to apply to licence holders considered generally compliant. Similarly, an education strategy is unlikely to modify the behaviour of a licence holder who has intentionally disregarded the law. The following diagram of the Department’s Compliance and Enforcement Strategy demonstrates a range of behaviours and possible compliance responses. Compliance and Enforcement Strategy – Coastal Trading Client Categories – Behaviors and Motivation Self-Regulation Assisted Self-Regulation Directed Regulation Enforced Regulation Compliance oriented Informed Not yet compliant Attempting compliance Developing internal control mechanism Resistance to compliance Lack of compliance Limited/poor internal control mechanism Deliberate Compliance and Enforcement Response Education and Training Informal resolution Minimum level of compliance auditing Infringement notices may be imposed Education and Training Informal resolution Some compliance auditing Infringement notices may be imposed Administrative action may apply Comprehensive auditing Infringement notices may be imposed Administrative action may apply Comprehensive auditing Infringement notices imposed Civil action may proceed
Integrated Research Application System (IRAS) Guidance and Wording GENERAL INFORMATION This guidance aims to provide additional information to enable you to negotiate your way through IRAS, find explanations of commonly misunderstood questions, and to provide the specific wording required when you would like the University to take on the role of Sponsor. We have structured this guidance under the main headings present in the on-line system. IRAS is a single system for applying for the permissions and approvals for health and social care / community care research in the UK and such acts as a repository for all the information required for the relevant approvals from the following bodies: Administration of Radioactive Substances Advisory Committee (ARSAC) Gene Therapy Advisory Committee (GTAC) Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) NHS / HSC R&D offices NRES/ NHS / HSC Research Ethics Committees Confidentiality Advisory Group (CAG), formerly the National Information Governance Board (NIGB) National Offender Management Service (NOMS) Social Care Research Ethics Committee In addition to the points in this document, on-line guidance is available in IRAS wherever you see a hyperlinked word or this symbol within the form Further help can be found at: https://www.myresearchproject.org.uk/Help/HelpPage.aspx INFORMATION ON SPECIFIC QUESTIONS FILTER QUESTIONS In its original state, the form is very long. However, as soon as you fill out the filter section on the left of the IRAS screen, it will be cut down considerably, to provide you with only those questions that are relevant to your study. It is important to select the correct answers for this section; otherwise, you will miss out important information required for your study. 2 List of categories For non-CTIMPs involving drugs, ‘Other study’ is the most appropriate category since this enables questions about the medication and safety issues. 4 Review bodies If your project is taking place in the NHS and is led from England select 'IRAS Form'. If your project is led from Northern Ireland, Scotland or Wales select 'NHS/HSC Research and Development Offices' and/or relevant Research Ethics Committee applications, as appropriate NHS organisations in England no longer use NHS SSIs. It is necessary to complete separate documents: A Statement of Activities and Schedule of Events. If your involves administration of radioactive substances and you require an ARSAC license, CTRG will advise on how to generate this. trial
and Desmos. If the teacher wants all the students doing the same image, a copy of a GeoGebra file with an image of a sculpture on the Southern Connecticut State University campus is provided. It includes many curves that can be modeled by linear, quadratic, cubic, or higher order polynomials. Instructions on how to restrict the domain are given as a resource. Other Evidence (Formative and Summative Assessments) Exit Slips Classwork Homework Assignments Math Journals Unit 3 Mid-Unit Assessment Unit 3 End of Unit Assessment Vocabulary Algebraic Identity Array Binomial Binomial Theorem Coefficient/Leading Coefficient Combinations Complex Coefficient Compound interest Decreasing Function Degree Division Algorithm Divisor End behavior Even Function Exponential Function Exponential Growth Extrema Factor Theorem Generating Polynomial Generating Function Increasing Function Linear Factor Mathematical Model Maximum Minimum Odd Function Pascal’s Triangle Polynomial monomial binomial trinomial cubic quartic Power Quadratic Factor Quotient Reflection Regression Equations Remainder Remainder Theorem Root Scatter plots Series Subsets Transformation x-Intercepts y-Intercepts Zero Zero of multiplicity Zero Product Property
Veteran’s Administration (VA) Medical Service Employer-Provided Health Insurance If Other, Specify: _____________________________ Health Insurance obtained through COBRA Income received from any source? Yes No Client doesn’t know Client refused Income Type Monthly Amount Income Type Monthly Amount Unemployment Insurance N Y $ VA Non-Service-Connected Disability Pension N Y $ Earned/Employed Income N Y $ Pension or Retirement income from a former job N Y $ Supplemental Security Income (SSI) N Y $ Child Support N Y $ Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) N Y $ Alimony or other spousal support N Y $ VA Service-Connected Disability Compensation N Y $ Worker’s Compensation N Y $ Private Disability Insurance N Y $ Other Source, Specify: N Y $ Retirement Income From Social Security N Y $ General Assistance (GA) N Y $ Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) N Y $ Client Income Total $ Prior Zip Code (Numbers Only): _______________________________ Veteran Information: DD214 Order Date: ___________/______________/______________ DD214 Receive Date: _________/______________/____________ Service Connected Disability: Yes No *Branch of military: Air Force Army Marines Navy Coast Guard Client Doesn’t Know Client Refused Other
Head of Household HH Member 1 HH Member 2 HH Member 3 HH Member 4 Physical Disability: Yes, No, Client Know, Client Refused If yes, Expected to be of and indefinite duration and substantially impairs ability to live independently? Yes, No, Client Doesn’t Know, Client Refused Developmental Disability: Yes, No, Client Know, Client Refused If yes, Expected to substantially impair ability to live independently? Yes, No, Client Doesn’t Know, Client Refused Chronic Health Condition: Yes, No, Client Doesn’t Know, Client Refused
Head of Household (HOH) Member 2 Member 3 Member 4 Member 5 MEDICAID MEDICARE State Children’s Health Insurance Program Veteran’s Administration (VA) Medical Service Employer-Provided Health Insurance Health Insurance obtained through Health Insurance for Adults Private Pay Health Insurance Indian Health Services Program Other If Other, Specify: ____________________________ MEDICAID MEDICARE State Children’s Health Insurance Program Veteran’s Administration (VA) Medical Service Employer-Provided Health Insurance Health Insurance obtained through State Health Insurance for Adults Private Pay Health Insurance Indian Health Services Program If Other, Specify: ___________________________ MEDICAID MEDICARE Children’s Health Insurance Program Veteran’s Administration (VA) Medical Service Employer-Provided Health Insurance Health Insurance obtained through COBRA State Health Insurance for Adults Private Pay Health Insurance Indian Health Services Program Other If Other, Specify: ___________________________ MEDICAID MEDICARE Children’s Health Insurance Program Veteran’s Administration (VA) Medical Service Employer-Provided Health Insurance Health Insurance obtained through COBRA State Health Insurance for Adults Private Pay Health Insurance Indian Health Services Program Other If Other, Specify: ___________________________ MEDICAID MEDICARE Children’s Health Insurance Program Veteran’s Administration (VA) Medical Service Employer-Provided Health Insurance Health Insurance obtained through COBRA State Health Insurance for Adults Private Pay Health Insurance Indian Health Services Program Other If Other, Specify: ___________________________ CT Custom Assessment Prior Zip Code (Numbers ONLY): _________________________ Income Income received from any source (HOH and Adults only)? No Yes Client doesn’t know Client refused Data Not Collected *Note: Income received by or on behalf of a minor child should be recorded as part of the household income under the Head of Household.
Loop Resistance Test: R loop = R C.T + R LOAD + R LEAD Calculated Burden = I2 * R LOOP R – Phase No Core Burden (VA) R C.T (Ω) Measured RLoad + Rlead(Ω) Measured R loop(Ω) Calculated Burden (VA) CT1-1 1S1 – 1S3 2000-3000/1A -- CT1-2 2S1 – 2S3 2000-3000/1A -- CT1-3 3S1 – 3S3 2000-3000/1A -- CT2-1 1S1 – 1S3 2000-3000/1A -- CT2-2 2S1 – 2S2 4000/1A -- CT2-3 2S1 – 2S2 4000/1A -- Y – Phase No Core Ratio Burden (VA) R C.T (Ω) Measured RLoad + Rlead(Ω) Measured R loop(Ω) Calculated Burden (VA) CT1-1 1S1 – 1S3 2000-3000/1A -- CT1-2 2S1 – 2S3 2000-3000/1A -- CT1-3 3S1 – 3S3 2000-3000/1A -- CT2-1 1S1 – 1S3 2000-3000/1A -- CT2-2 2S1 – 2S2 4000/1A -- CT2-3 2S1 – 2S2 4000/1A -- B – No Core Ratio Burden (VA) R C.T (Ω) Measured RLoad + Rlead(Ω) Measured R loop(Ω) Calculated Burden (VA) CT1-1 1S1 – 1S3 2000-3000/1A -- CT1-2 2S1 – 2S3 2000-3000/1A -- CT1-3 3S1 – 3S3 2000-3000/1A -- CT2-1 1S1 – 1S3 2000-3000/1A -- CT2-2 2S1 – 2S2 4000/1A -- CT2-3 2S1 – 2S2 4000/1A -- All temperatures at what resistance measured should be recorded and all resistances referred to the value at 75° C.
Criterion #1—Focus: Does the resource focus strongly on the core mathematical content of the level? Dimension 1.1 Partially Meets Does Not Meet (Insufficient Evidence) Big Ideas (core content): Most lessons in the resource are focused on the most critical concepts for that level. Evidence: Standards addressing core content are targeted (as noted in the table of contents or the sample of lessons). Extensive work is provided with on-level problems and activities that are tied to core content. Assignments and reinforce core content in the lessons. Activities and tasks that address supporting standards reinforce the core content. Summary of strengths and weaknesses: actions needed to renovate the materials: Identify the core content in the resource. Identify core content not covered in the resource that will need to be supplemented by other resources. Other: Criterion #2—Standards for Mathematical Practice: Does the resource elicit relevant Standards for Mathematical Practice? Dimension 2.1 Partially Meets Does Not Meet (Insufficient Evidence)
COPYRIGHT LAW Program (2015/2016) I. Introduction: a. The autonomy of Copyright Law in Private Law; b. Intellectual property: meaning, content, limits; c. Sources of Copyright Law (National, International, EU Law). II. Structure, justification and evolution of Copyright Law: a. Moral and economic facets; b. Structure and legal nature; c. Duration and public domain. III. Ownership: a. Authorship – the author and the intellectual creator of the work; b. Works (classifications of authorship): Derivative works; Collective authorship; Composite Works made for hire. c. The special case of journalistic creations and of the activity of clipping. IV. Protected The work and its material supports (copies); Form and content; Requirements for protection; The protection of the title; Some special cases: Photographs; of art; Architectural and urban design works; Works of applied art; Audio-visual and cinematographic works; Utilitarian works: software, databases and multimedia works. V. Moral rights: Right of publication; Paternity right (anonymous works); Right to object to derogatory treatment of the work; Right to consent alterations of the work; Right of withdrawal. VI. Economic rights: a. Exploitation rights as exclusive rights, b. Characteristics; c. Exploitation rights: Reproduction; Transformation; Distribution (and exhaustion); Rental and lending rights; Communication to the public; Making available to the public. VII. Neighbouring rights: Performers and producers of phonograms/videograms, broadcasting organisations; Producer of a show. VIII. Limits and exceptions: The social function of Copyright Law;
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY LAW Provisional calendar The calendar is merely guidance for students and can be altered. All modifications will be made available on the website of Classes: Tuesday (10h30-13h15) & Thursday (13h30-14h45) Date Summary Observations/Materials 20/9 – Class 1,2 Presentation Pan-European Seal Programme (OHIM, EPO) Method and evaluation Sources of Industrial Property Law Object of Industrial Property Law Legal nature Pan-European Seal Programme 22/9 – Class 3 Attribution of industrial property rights Provisional protection EUIPO ACADEMY Introduction to Intellectual Property (Part I & II) Prof. A. Kamperman Sanders 27/9 & 29/9 – Classes 4, 5, 6 Contracts in general: transfer and license Exhaustion of industrial property rights Industrial property rights and competition law Analysis of a licensing contract (previously made available to students) Discussion of EU case law: Preparation/presentation of the following by students: TJCE, C-15/74, Centralfarm/Sterling Drug, 31/10/1974 TJCE, C-10/89, Hag II, 17/10/1990 C-355/96, Silhouette, de 16/7/1998 C-173/98, Sebago, de 1/7/1999 4/10 & 11/10 – Classes 7, 8, 9, 10 Patents: Concept of invention Objet of a patent right Criteria of patentability: novelty, originality, industrial application Ownership: invention in the context of labour contracts Application of article 59 rules to inventions and also designs & models Inventions by employees – foreign law perspective – presentation by Philipp Dubiel and Charlotte Lehmann Analysis of a case about university patents: case 1 – Website 13/10 – Class 11 Software patentability (discussion) Discussion based on the legal opinion of: Luís Couto Gonçalves, A patente de invenção e a noção de técnica,
Dose Details Indication Batch number Expiry date Start date of drug Stop date or state if ongoing If stopped/lowered dose, did the resolve after this? (Tick ONE) Yes No N/A If reintroduced did the event reappear? (Tick ONE) Yes No N/A Attach supplemental pages if there are more than 2 study drugs 6. Details (If applicable) Date of death Cause of death Cause of death obtained from (Tick ONE) Working diagnosis Coroners inquest Death Certificate 7. Relevant medical/surgical history No. of medical/surgical history CRF pages attached: If no CRF pages attached, describe details of medical history : 8. Concomitant Medication No. of concomitant CRF pages attached: If no CRF pages attached, describe details of conc. meds : 9. Study Details Study title Protocol Version or date Eudract No. Study Design Open label Single blind Double blind If blinded, broken? (Tick ONE) Consider unblinding if SUSAR Yes No N/A 10. Principal Investigator Details (site specific, and if different from Chief Investigator Name of PI Address
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PRIMARY INJECTION TEST : CT1-1 : ( CABLE DIFF. PROTECTION ) PRIMARY CURRENT (A) SECONDARY CURRENT IN (mA) NO. : R0 FMP - CT TERMINALS R Y B N C3 C6 C9 C14 R – E Y – E B – E R – Y Y – B B – R
PRIMARY CURRENT (A) SECONDARY CURRENT IN (mA) PANEL NO. : R0 SMP - CT TERMINALS R Y B N Q1 Q3 Q5 Q7 R – E Y – E B – E R – Y Y – B B – R PRIMARY INJECTION TEST : CT1-3 : ( MEASUREMENT )
PHASE PRIMARY CURRENT (A) SECONDARY CURRENT IN (mA) PANEL NO. : IFC PANEL NO. : IFC CT TERMINALS : X TEST SOCKET : TTS R Y B N R Y B N 5 7 9 11 12 16 20 18 R – E Y – E B – E R – Y Y – B B – R PRIMARY INJECTION TEST : CT1-4 : ( BUSBAR CHECK ZONE )
PRIMARY CURRENT (A) SECONDARY CURRENT IN (mA) PANEL NO. : R0 PU-C - CT TERMINALS R Y B N B3 B6 B9 B11 R – E Y – E B – E R – Y Y – B B – R PRIMARY INJECTION TEST : CT1-5 : ( BUSBAR / CBF PROTECTION )
PHASE PRIMARY CURRENT (A) SECONDARY CURRENT IN (mA) PANEL NO. : R0 PU - CT TERMINALS R Y B N B3 B6 B9 B11 R – E Y – E B – E R – Y Y – B B – R Item Description Checked
Write the expression for power factor in a balanced 3Φ circuit Compare balanced and unbalanced network Let the three phase circuit consists of loads Z1, Z2 & Z3. If all the loads are equal both in magnitude & phase angle and connected to a balanced supply, it is called a balanced network. If all the loads are different, it is called an unbalanced network even if the supply system is balanced. State the advantages of three phase system. All electric power generated and distributed is in 3 Φ, 50 HZ. So when 1 Φ or 2 Φ supply is required, they can be taken from 3 Φ system rather than generating independently. For the same amount of to be produced, the 3 Φ system is more economical than 1 Φ system. 3 Φ motors are easily started than 1 Φ motors. 3 Φ motor or 3 Φ generator produces more output than 1Φ motor or 1 Φ generator. To transmit a given amount of power over a given length, 3 Φ transmission circuit requires less conductor size than 1 Φ system. What will be the readings of the two wattmeters used for the measurement of in a three phase circuit at unity power factor? i.e Both the wattmeters readings are equal and each will read half of the total power Write the relation between phase & line quantities in a delta connected system In Delta network, Write the relation between phase & line quantities in a delta connected system In star network, When do the two wattmeters read equal in the two wattmeter method of three phase power measurement?
Part IV: Supporting Documents Please the attachments submitted as verification that all applicable attachments have been submitted with this application form. When submitting any supporting documents, please label the documents as indicated in this part (e.g. Attachment A, etc.) and be sure to include the applicant’s name. Attachment A: If the applicant is not the property owner, provide documentation of your permission for public recreational access. Attachment B: Project Description as described in Part III, item 1 of this application. Attachment C: Project location map(s) - Provide map(s) and detailed site plan as described in Part III, item 1 of this application. Attachment D: Scope of Work - provide project tasks as a described in Part III, item 7 of this application on Attachment E: Project Cost Estimates - provide budget information as described in Part III, item 8 of this application. Attachment F: Provide Maintenance Plan as described in Part III, item 11 of this application. Attachment G: “Educational Project Application Supplement” (use form provided). Part V: Applicant Certification The applicant and the individual(s) responsible for actually preparing the applicant must sign this part. An application will be considered incomplete unless all required signatures are provided. [If the applicant is the preparer, please mark N/A in the spaces provided for the preparer.] “I have personally examined and am familiar with the information submitted in this document and all attachments thereto, and I certify that based on reasonable investigation, including my inquiry of the individuals responsible for obtaining the information, the submitted information is true, accurate and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief. I understand that a false statement in the submitted information may be punishable as a criminal offense, in accordance with section 22a-6 of the General Statutes, pursuant to section 53a-157b of the General Statutes, and in accordance with any other applicable statute. I certify that this application is on complete and accurate forms as prescribed by the commissioner without
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Covenant University ACADEMIC STAFF SECTION A NAME: OJELABI Rapheal Abiodun DATE OF BIRTH: 22nd July 1982 GENDER: Male TOWN: Idiko-Ile GOVERNMENT AREA: Iwajowa STATE OF ORIGIN: Oyo State NATIONALITY: Nigerian MARITAL STATUS: Married RELIGION: Christianity NUMBER OF CHILDREN: None CONTACT ADDRESS: Department of Building Technology, Covenant University, Canaanland, Ota, Ogun State RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS: No 9 Philip Majekodunmi Street, New Oko-Oba, Agege, Lagos TELEPHONE NUMBER: 07060407871 E-MAIL: PRESENT POSITION: Lecturer II SECTION B Institutions attended with Dates/ Academic Qualification S/N Degree Level Type Year Grade Institution a 1st Degree B.Sc 2010 2nd Class Upper University of Lagos, Akoka b 2nd Degree M.Sc 2013 Pass University of Lagos, Akoka
damage, can be used in residual strength calculations. These models are well validated for classical carbon composites and generally hold for carbon nanotube composites too. After some discussion, which was dominated by M_ Crawford, it was decided not to report the incident to the authorities as it was felt that this would mean that the launch would be cancelled automatically, nor to inform any other CACHE employees, except the president of CACHE, M_ Wickham, J.D.. Wickham has no aerospace engineering qualifications but has a background in law and finance. Wickham was appointed president of CACHE for demonstrating great expertise in arranging the financing of CACHE and the development of the plane. Furthermore, Wickham’s political network is exceptional and includes the Prime Minister and the Minister of Economic Affairs (both personal friends), who were involved early on in the plane’s development process. As M_ Wickham was taking an early shower, it was not until 06.30 that the contact was made and Wickham was informed about the incident. Being immediately aware of some of the implications, Wickham judged this incident to require more than one persons’ judgment. Deciding to respect the judgment of Crawford and the senior engineers for the time being, Wickham nonetheless calls an emergency meeting of all the management team (MT) members of CACHE to discuss the matter in more detail. The emergency meeting is to take place at 08.00 in the office of Wickham at Columbus Airport. Invited to this meeting are M_ Lee, director of finance, M_ Martinez, chief engineer, M_ Peterson, head of personnel and M_ Jordan, director of communications, as well as M_ Crawford, vice president of development. All MT members were approached by Wickham by phone, who informed them about the situation and ordered them to attend the emergency meeting. Due to unavoidable traffic jams around Columbus Airport both M_ Martinez and M_ Peterson do not reach Wickham’s office until 08.10, while the others arrived at the appointed time. Given the urgency of the matter, M_ Wickham decides to start the discussion at 08.00 sharp, even though not all MT members are present.
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Sub. Code / Sub. Name: CU16009-ULTRA WIDE BAND COMMUNICATION Unit : V UNIT V UWB APPLICATIONS AND REGULATIONS 9 Wireless Ad hoc Networking, UWB Wireless Sensor, RFID, Consumer Electronics and Personal, Asset Location, Medical applications, UWB Regulation and standards in various countries, UWB Regulation in ITU, IEEE Standardization. Objective: To know the applications and regulations of UWB communication Session No * Topics to be covered Ref Teaching Aids 37 Wireless Ad hoc Networking 1 PPT 38 UWB Wireless Sensor 1 PPT 39 RFID system 1 PPT 40 Consumer Electronics and Personal communication system 1 PPT 41 Asset Location 1 PPT 42 UWB in Medical applications 1 PPT 43 UWB Regulation and standards in various countries 1 PPT 44 UWB Regulation in ITU 1 PPT 45 IEEE Standardization of UWB 1 PPT Content beyond syllabus covered (if any): nil * Session duration: 50 mins
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Service Level Agreement CATEGORY A – CUSTOMISED DISTRIBUTION CUACKB2015 – Cleaning, Kitchen and Bathroom Products CUA To: Bunzl Outsourcing Services Limited Date: You are invited to submit a response to a Service Level Agreement (SLA) for the supply of Cleaning, Kitchen and Bathroom Products under Common Use Arrangement CKB2015. Complete and return this form by <<insert due date and time>> to be eligible for consideration. Service Delivery Requirements: Type of service required: For example: Integration of Electronic Procurement Systems Customised Online Product Catalogue Special Delivery Requirements Reporting Requirements Frequency Daily/Weekly/Monthly Delivery Address: Delivery Time: Dedicated Driver Required: Yes/No Period of Services Insert Dates – Customers please note that the period for the services must align with the Term of the CUA and must not extend beyond the expiry date of the CUA. <<Please repeat table if further space is required, or provide in an excel table>> Further Information: Include a detailed description of service requirements Special Instructions: Include a detailed description of any special instructions, for example: security requirements contact details. Note: All services are to be provided in accordance with the Terms & Conditions of Common Use Arrangement CKB2015. The term of the SLA shall not extend beyond the term of Common Use Arrangement CKB2015. Submission of Response: Your response may be lodged by hard copy:
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what they’ve missed and to complete any outstanding assignments in a timely manner. This may cause the student to have to put in time and work outside of class. Students are required to be in their seat with their books opened before the bell signalling the beginning of the block. Students are expected to behave in a manner conducive to learning. If a student’s behaviour disrupts their own learning or any other student’s learning, they will be removed from class and will be required to make up an equivalent amount of time during the lunch period. Every attempt will be made to allow a student to be successful in the classroom. Repeated failure to follow the procedures outlined above will result in students being referred to administration for further discipline. *I allow students to use personal electronic devices as calculators and encourage their use as research tools in class, but remind you that these devices are not allowed during final exams; don’t be caught unprepared! **Listening to music is permitted during independent work only, at a volume that is inaudible to the rest of the class. The use of the aforementioned devices is a privilege granted by myself, and is therefore completely at my discretion. Use them responsibly, and do not assume that my personal policy applies to instructors’ classes. iv. Course Content See attached curricular documents v. Timeline Approx. 33 instructional days, 70 minutes/day = 2310 min (38.5 hrs) vi. Instructional Strategies Students will learn using a variety of methods, including but not limited to: Direct instruction, cooperative work, whole-class activities, independent work, introductory activities, interactive whiteboard lessons, guided written and video tutorials and web-based resources where applicable. vii. Assessment Students will be assessed as follows: Quizzes -periodic quizzes testing 1-3 specific skill s/o skills/outcomes 20%
Cardiothoracic Surgery Department Workshop Workshop Schedule: July 16th, and 17th 2017 at Cardiothoracic Surgery Department – 4thfloor- El Hussein University Hospital Faculty of Medicine – Al Azhar University Date 10:00 – 11:00 am 11:00 – 12:00 noon 12:00 – 1:00 pm SUN. July 16th 2017 Infective Endocardities Dr. Ismail Ebstein Anomaly Dr. Hytham Mohamed Case Presentation Dr. Galal Farag MON. July 17th 2017 Workshop (CABG & SURGERY) LIVE from operation theater Prof.Dr. Zakareya El-Mashtuly Head of CTS Dept. Chairman of the Workshop Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abd El Aziz Sharawy Prof. Dr. El-Husseiny El-Husseiny Gamil