Mitigation and Preparedness
Mitigation is the process of taking action before a disaster strikes with an aim of reducing human loss and financial consequences.
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Managing Contention for Shared Resources on Multicore Processors
According to Fedorova et al. (2009), current multicore systems are intended to permit clusters of cores in sharing hardware parts, for instance, the memory controllers, last level caches, as well as the interconnects.
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The Possible Audience for 300 Spartans Film
The movie ‘300’ is based on an ancient war between Spartans and Persians.
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The Role of Non-Governmental Organizations
The value/importance of Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in global governance cannot be underestimated.
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Investment Portfolio
The basic aim of this report is to follow the guidelines that we have learned regarding how to make an investment plan, and also to make an effective and diversified investment portfolio with a given amount of money; the ultimate objective of it is achieving the highest possible returns.
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Community Based Tourism
Over the last three decades, community based tourism (CBT) has been promoted as a tourism product development, where all…
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Peer Pressure
It is correct to describe peer pressure as a strong force, influence, bullying or coercion, which friends, contemporaries, or colleagues exert on each other in an age group.
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Reflection of Salsa Dance
A dance is a great and influential form of self-expression without using words. Various types of emotions can be relayed through dancing.
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Civic Engagement
Civic engagement is either an individual or collective effort to identify and address issues that affect the public (Fio…
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Adelaide Fringe
Adelaide Fringe is one of the largest art exhibitions and is staged in the city of Adelaide in Australia.
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Christian Vocation
A vocation can be described as a call from God to do a particular thing for the Lord and His kingdom.
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Nonverbal Communication-Time
Non verbal communication time is also known as chronemics which involves studying of the way people perceive and use time (Krueger 2008).
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