Financial accounting Financial accounting is a branch of accounts that keeping track of financial transactions of a company. Financial accounting has been challenging since it involves a lot of calculations that need one to be proficient in mathematics for accuracy and speed. Also, one has to master the various rules in financial accounting; each branch of accounting has its own rules, while financial accounting rules differ depending on the entity where there is a non-profit organization or a profit organization. Understanding the technical terms used in financial accounting has been hectic for me. Most of the financial accounting incorporate technical terms in calculation and analysis. To overcome his challenges, I realized I had to take an extra maths class. The maths class has helped me increase my speed in calculations, understand the underlying assumptions and rules in various functions of algebra and algorithms. Speed in financial accounting is crucial, and it is through being proficient in math that I have overcome my accuracy and speed issues. Also, I have taken the time to study the various laws involved in financial…
Guide to All that an Empirical Research Article Entails <Description: When you are assigned an empirical research question you are expected to base your findings on observational or experimental evidence instead of logic.> What You Need to Know about an Empirical Research Paper So what is an empirical research article? What does empirical research entail? What are good examples of empirical research topics? These are common questions most students find themselves asking whenever a research paper instructs them to read and analyze empirical articles or evidence to answer a particular question. If this points out your current dilemma, then you are in good company because below is a well-detailed guide on all you need to know about empirical research. Definition of Empirical Research Empirical research is a type of research whose findings or conclusions are mainly drawn from empirical or verifiable evidence rather than rationality. Simply put, empirical research is any research whose findings are based on observable or experimentation evidence rather than through reasoning or logic alone. For instance, if a scientist wants to find out whether soft music…
Fermi Paradox Lab Report The presence of Earth-like planets outside the solar system presents a possibility of the existence of other intelligent life across the universe. The Fermi paradox attempts to find out whether aliens exist and where they are (Prantzos, 2013). No alien species exist on earth owing to factors such as challenges in interstellar travel. One can conclude that we are the only species in the universe hence the absence of other intelligence. The paradox suggests that civilization integrated with cross-cutting technology would result in colonization of the whole galaxy. Interstellar distances may restrict movement in the universe. Advancement in technology would allow for colonization through the use of robots (Wiley, 2011). Progress in space exploration will aid in ascertaining the theories and deriving concrete evidence of the underlying reality within the galaxy. Current technology and physics estimate ten million years to colonize the universe. Spiritual beliefs support that humans exist since the beginning of time; hence, we are the only surviving race. Different generations present contrasting revolutions in reasoning and disorganization of past paradigms to evolve. Cultural…
Influence of Physics in Sonography During the second half of the 20th century, the field of medical imaging has evolved rapidly with advances in ultrasound and sonography. The contribution of physics, especially in technologies such as nuclear magnetic resonance, X-rays, particle accelerators, Ultrasound, and radioisotope tagging, have revolutionized medical techniques used in the imaging the human body and treating diseases. Ultrasound medical imaging also known as sonography is an example of an imaging tool that applies high-frequency sound waves in developing the images of the body structures. A probe and ultrasound gel is placed on the skin to capture the real-time images of the body part being examined. The purpose of this paper is to enrich our understanding of the contribution of physics in the development of medical imaging technology. Medical physicists have contributed to the use of Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) in medical imaging. This technique utilizes light released from the plasma generated from the interaction of matter with powerful laser beams. The spectroscopic analysis of the light emitted displays useful information about the structure and underlying physical…
Political Science Questions Question 1: Cracking and Packing Congressional districts in the United States are a requirement of the constitution for there to be reasonably uniform elections, especially in the continuity of the geography. The districts are therefore redrawn every decade to accommodate the changes in the populations. Cracking of congressional districts entails the spreading out of voters from one voting bloc in the district for them to lose the power of voting in masses. In most cases, cracking weakens the voting power of the electorate and allows reduces competition among the people that are being voted for. Cracking causes the division of supporters of a given party for them not to reach the majority needed for a party to qualify as a winner in the elections. Packing, on the other hand, involves the concentration of voters who have similar opinions in one voting bloc for them to reduce their influence in other districts. Packing concentrates voters from one party so that the district on which they are packed gets a huge win and hence improves their chances of winning…
Conducting time series research paper Traditional experimental research dictates that there must be one or more experimental groups (groups receiving a treatment or intervention) and a control group (which does not receive the intervention). Participants are assigned randomly to the experimental and control groups. Although experimental designs may be preferable to other designs, even in action research, they are not always feasible for practitioners for many reasons. There may be ethical issues regarding withholding an intervention from a client group; or time, financial, or logistical constraints may make it impossible to include random assignment into groups. In such cases, the use of time-series research can provide a meaningful alternative to true experimental research. [unique_solution]Time-series designs are quasi-experimental, meaning that they still seek to evaluate the impact of a treatment or intervention on a target group (or individual) but do not include random assignment to treatment and control groups. Researchers still have control over admittance criteria to the treatment group (e.g., mothers under the age of 21). Times series then allows researchers to take measurements of treatment effectiveness at various intervals…
Photographers The technology advancement in the production of cameras has advanced in many ways. Today there are many electronic cameras as well as cameras on devices such as phones, tablets, computers, and even air pods. Recently we have seen the advancement in photographic accessories such as selfie sticks and selfie cameras in devices that enable people to take pictures on their own without necessarily needing a photographer. Many mobile phones and tablets have cameras that have a vast photographic lens and megapixels of up to 32 (Kelsey, 2015). This aspect enables the devices to take a high quality picture, which can even surpass the traditional cameras which need an experienced photographer. Many people are calling themselves photographers with a few ‘good’ photos they took on a vacation or a date with friends. Personally, even though I am good at taking photographs using my iPhone and camera, I still find it hard to call myself a photographer due to various reasons. This aspect of people calling themselves photographers has affected the growth of photography as a career for individuals. In this…
Physics application Physics is a branch of science that is concerned with the properties and nature of energy and matter. Physics involves several subjects such as dynamic, kinematic, circuits, electrostatic, electromagnetism, energy and circuit motion. This paper is going to focus on the above subjects and the way they are applied in the day to day life after going through the lessons. Dynamics Dynamics is a branch of physics and mechanics which is usually concerned with the motion of objects in relation to their physical factor which affect them such as mass, force, energy and momentum. In the real-life, this force is applied when peddling a bicycle down in an unexceptional flat and level ground in an unexpected way. This is the force that results in the bicycle to move any time it is peddled. Kinematic It refers to a branch of the classical mechanics which tries to describe motion in bodies, points, and also objects systems without considering forces that cause them to be in motion. It is also concerned with geometrically possible motion of an object. Kinematic is…
Pituitary apoplexy PA Abstract The terms apoplexy is often defined as sudden a neurological kind of impairments, usually due to the vascular processes[1]. The pituitary apoplexy is characterized by a sudden onset of the headache, visual symptoms, and in other rare instances, hormonal dysfunction as a result of illness or infraction of the pituitary gland[2]. The visible symptoms my in most cases include the element of visual acuity impairment and the impairment of the visual field from the involvement of the nerves of the brain or the dysfunction of the ocular motility[3]. It is; however, it is critical noting that pituitary apoplexy among the pediatric patients may be divided into the haemorrhage or ischemia, each with the unique neuroimaging findings[4]. The study did find out the PA is major issues of the pituitary system of the body, and the diseases have a higher prevalence both in male and females in the same capacity with a higher prevalence on the person below eh age of 20 years. From the study, it is evident that the disorder can be life-threatening if…
Challenges of Poem Translation During poem translation, a literary translator is likely to encounter problems such as linguistic, socio-cultural, as well as aesthetic problems that include metaphorical expressions, dramatic structure, and sound. The main problem faced in the translation of the Vietnamese poem below is the problem of linguistics. There are two points that the writer needs to take into account; obscured and collocation syntactical structures. Collocation refers to a word or a group of words that can typically combine with other words or group of words. For example, the phrase, run a meeting means not to do a session. A collocation in one language may not say the same thing in a different language. Can collocation be seen in the poem through the phrase; khi ho co gay? Translated to (We’ll get back to this in a bit). Vietnamese is a highly idiomatic language, and this phrase cannot be adequately translated into another language; otherwise, it would mean something else. The second point to take into account is the obscured syntactical structure which plays the moving parts in…