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  • “Advancements in Computed Tomography Image Formation and its Impact on Dental Radiology: A Comprehensive Review”

    – Topic of Research Paper: Computed Tomography Image Formation
    – I have attached a PDF for the specific formatting of the paper
    – Subtopics that MUST be touched upon:
    Introduction
    Overview: Introduce the concept of CT technology, emphasizing its evolution and fundamental principles, particularly its relevance in dental radiology.
    Aim: Outline the focus on CT image formation, detailing key components and their applications in modern dental practices.
    Materials and Methods CT Scanner Components:
    Overview: Describe the X-ray source, detectors, and gantry, focusing on their roles in image quality and technological advancements.
    Image Formation Process:
    Techniques: Summarize the primary data acquisition methods and image reconstruction algorithms, highlighting those critical for producing high-quality dental images.
    Discussion Image Quality:
    Factors: Analyze the impact of resolution, contrast, noise, and patient dose on image quality, discussing optimization strategies.
    Clinical Applications:
    Dental Uses: Highlight specific dental applications, such as in diagnosing impacted teeth or planning complex surgeries, supported by examples or case studies.
    Advancements:
    Innovations: Discuss recent technological improvements in CT, such as advancements in spiral/helical CT and multi-detector systems, and their benefits in dental applications.
    Conclusions Recap: Summarize the critical insights on CT image formation and its significance in improving dental diagnostic capabilities.
    Future Outlook:
    Research and Technology: Propose future research directions and potential technological innovations that could further enhance CT imaging in dentistry.
    References
    Citation Style: Utilize the Vancouver style for citing all references, ensuring all sources are appropriately acknowledged.

  • “Uncovering Sheung Wan: Exploring the Unique Identity and Sense of Belonging in a Hong Kong Neighborhood Through a Collaborative Design Project”

    a context research/literature review part of a reflective essay on a group project aiming to make Sheung Wan an area in Hong Kong that has more uniqueness and belonging to the people regardless of whether they are locals, foreigners or tourists. The proposed design was to work with different restaurants, cafes and bars in Sheung Wan to generate receipts that contains the map of Sheung Wan, and also random ghost stories or historical facts about Sheung Wan in order to gain more knowledge about Sheung Wan as a place.

  • “Overcoming Speech Anxiety: The Importance of Proper Oral Citations” Ladies and gentlemen, have you ever experienced speech anxiety? That feeling of nervousness and fear that creeps up when you have to give a presentation or a speech? I know “Mastering Oral Citations: A Guide to Properly Citing Sources in Speeches” Introduction: When giving a speech or presentation, it is important to properly cite any information that is not your own. This not only gives credit to the original

    Description:  Compose and post a brief speech on speech anxiety, using 2 of the 4 references listed here: M11 Sources for Oral Citation Speech (Speech #2)
    PLEASE USE ONLY THE REFERENCES THE INSTRUCTOR PROVIDED. Be sure to present the complete oral citation for both of your sources/references.
    Topic: Oral Citations
    Time Limit: no limit
    Purpose: Practice presenting complete oral citations. This will help with the Informative Speech.
    Oral Citation Format for Different Types of Sources
    Goal
    As you start to prepare for your Informative speech, you need to also start practicing reciting oral citations. You need to present 3 oral citations in your Informative Speech and 5 oral citations in your Persuasive Speech. This exercise will give you some practice.
    Different Types of Sources 
    Here is more specific information on oral citations for different types of sources: 
    Oral Citations for Articles (Journal or Newspaper)
    Articles – if you are orally citing information from a magazine, newspaper or journal article provide the author’s credentials (if relevant), the full date and title of the source.
    Sample Oral Citations for Articles:
    According to Reginald Johnson, a sports columnist for the Chicago Sun Times, in an article from May 31, 2022…
    Newsweek magazine of June 1, 2017, lists bankruptcy as the…
    The Minneapolis Star Tribune of January 31, 2018, quotes Chris Nowinski, cofounder of the Concussion Legacy Foundation, on the dangers of youth tackle football. “Children,” he says, “were never intended to be hit in the head five hundred times in three months every year while their brain is going through incredible development.”
    Oral Citations for Books 
    Books – if you are citing information from a book, provide the full title of the book, year of publication, and a brief mention of the author’s credentials.
    Sample Oral Citations for Books:
    In her 2017 book, The Difficult Child, Erin Cooper, a child psychologist, notes children….
    In his 2022 book, How to Really Play Dominoes, Jeremiah Johnson, two-time domino tournament winner, recalls….
    Oral Citations for Webpages (Companies, Organizations, etc.)
    Websites/Webpages – if you are citing a website you need to establish the credibility of the site. Please do not use Wikipedia, ask Jeeves, or other non-credible websites. If you are citing a website, be sure you mention the following information in your oral citation:
    The title of the website
    The author(s)/sponsoring organization supports the site
    Check the credentials of the site. Look for links like “About Us” or “Our Mission” to determine the credibility of the site.
    The last date the article or information was updated, if known (sometimes at 
    the bottom of a content page you can find this date) OR The date you accessed the website/webpage
    If you cannot find this information on a website/webpage, you may want to consider 
    finding a different source. The credibility of this information is in question. 
    Oral Citations for Websites 
    In an oral citation of a website, you do not need to give the URL.
    Sample Oral Citations for Websites:
    One of the most active developers of neurotechnology, Cyberkinetics.com, claims on their website, last updated on March 24, 2006, that…
    From the website maintained by the Wisconsin Council of Dairy Farmers entitled “Dairy Products and Your Diet”, as of January 10, 2007, yogurt proves to be…OR
    From the website maintained by the Wisconsin Council of Dairy Farmers entitled “Dairy Products and Your Diet”, I accessed on January 3rd of this year, yogurt proves to be…
    Please remember an oral citation should give the listener enough information to find the source. Therefore, just stating the newspaper title or the author is not enough information.
    Compose and post/upload a brief speech, using 2 of the 4 references listed on the following content page: M11 Sources for Oral Citation Speech (Speech #2)
    Be sure to present the complete oral citation for both of your sources/references.
    Review the following content page for more information on what information must be included in a complete oral citation: M11: Oral Citation Format for Different Types of Sources

  • Title: The Impact of Social Media Usage on Teenagers’ Social Skills and Behavior in Public Settings

    Topic Question: How does the intensity of social media usage among teenagers, affect the development of their social skills and how they behave in public settings? 
    Directions: Thesis/Intro Paragraph, 3-4 Body paragraphs, conclusion, & work cited page
    Sources: 
    https://www.uopeople.edu/blog/how-social-media-affected-communication/ 
    https://www.apa.org/members/content/social-media-research 
    https://socialskillscenter.com/how-does-social-media-affect-social-skills/#:~:text=Nonverbal%20Skills&text=Many%20young%20people%20would%20rather,people%2C%20never%20learning%20these%20skills. 

  • “Transforming a Plagiarized Outline into an Original 8-Page Report: Ensuring Proper Citations and Grammar”

    I have an outline / draft written for a report This outline includes all the information , key points and the sources. The outline is very detailed and clear. the outline I created is all copy and paste from the sources I researched. so it is all palgerism now . I just need a writer who can take what’s on the outline and turn it into a 8 page report that is not plagerism.
    I would like the editor to be able to create their own version of the report using the draft which is currently plagerized. I also need the editor to make sure there’s proper grammar and proper citations and sources

  • “Interpersonal Communication: Annotated Bibliography”

    For this assignment, you should include complete citations for at least 5 of your 10 academic sources you’ll use in your final lit review. This is to help you stay on track for your project.
    While some annotations may be shorter or longer than others depending on type of information, relevance, etc. most annotations will be at minimum 300 words each.
    Prompt: interpersonal communication
    SCORING
    10 pts per article X 5 = 50pts
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  • Title: Reflecting on Personal Growth through Personality Analysis

    1) Go back and read through each of your four submissions. As you do, think about how you can adequately summarize the entire experience.
    2) Next, for each prompt, answer the following questions (minimum of 500 words total for all four questions per prompt; therefore, final word count should be around 2000):
    What about personality, in general, did I learn that I didn’t know beforehand?
    What did I specifically learn about my own personality?
    How can what I have learned, both generally and personally, help me to potentially grow on a personal level?
    How will I use the insight that I have learned here moving forward?
    3) Lastly, provide some closing thoughts as to the overall experience and any last things you’d like to say about how the process has either helped or not helped.
    -Minimum of 150 words.
    Important Info
    The order was placed through a short procedure (customer skipped some order details).
    Please clarify some paper details before starting to work on the order.
    Type of paper and subject
    Number of sources and formatting style
    Type of service (writing, rewriting, etc)

  • “Improving Patient Outcomes: A Comprehensive Review of Blood Warming Products”

    My company wants me to create a presentation on blood warming products there are 3 stages which aren’t completed; appraise the evidence from the 5 articles which there will be questions on the side to answer, assessing the evidence, and lastly dissemination. When you move on to the next step make sure to hit stage complete on the bottom of the page. Once all these stages are completed the website will create the PowerPoint presentation on its own.

  • “Traffic Simulation GUI: Designing a Real-Time Traffic Analysis Tool”

    The goal is to make my  code run like the short video example. I cannot figure out how to create animation in the GUI window like the video.  
    As a new engineer for a traffic congestion mitigation company, you have been tasked with developing a
    Java GUI that displays time, traffic signals and other information for traffic analysts. The final GUI design
    is up to you but should include viewing ports/panels to display the following components of the
    simulation: 
    1. Current time stamps in 1 second intervals 
    2. Real-time Traffic light display for three major intersections 
    3. X, Y positions and speed of up to 3 cars as they traverse each of the 3 intersections 
    Some of the details of the simulation are up to you but the following guidelines will set the guardrails: 
    1. The components listed above should run in separate threads. 
    2. Loop through the simulation with button(s) providing the ability to start, pause, stop and
    continue the simulation. 
    3. You will need to use basic distance formulas such as distance = Speed * time. Be sure to be
    consistent and define your units of measure (e.g. mile/hour, versus km/hour) 
    4. Assume a straight distance between each traffic light of 1000 meters. 
    5. Since you are traveling a straight line, you can assume Y = 0 for your X,Y positions. 
    6. Provide the ability to add more cars and intersections to the simulation through the GUI. 
    7. Don’t worry about physics. Assume cars will stop on a dime for red lights, and continue through
    yellow lights and green lights. 
    8. Document all assumptions and limitations of your simulation. 
    And complete and UML Class Diagram   
    Here is the link for the code. The video has been uploaded.
    https://www.sendspace.com/file/3ebefn

  • Title: Exploring the Concept of Culture Through Images

    Part I: Find an image on the Internet that depicts your understanding of the concept of culture.  Don’t look up any definitions – just go with what you think.  Copy and paste it, along with its URL to this discussion post and write 100 words or less that describes your image of culture.
    Now do this:
    Part II: Now that you have thought about culture and intercultural communication in business for the past few weeks, find another image on the Internet that depicts your understanding of the concept of culture.  HOW DO YOU UNDERSTAND THE CONCEPT OF CULTURE NOW? Copy and paste it, along with its URL to this discussion post and write 100 words or less that describes your image of culture.