'Colour blindness' presentation slideshows

626 views • 54 slides

MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY

MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY. DR. I. SELVARAJ. SOCIOLOGY. STUDY OF SOCIAL CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF HUMAN BEHAVIOUR. MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY.

5.88k views • 50 slides

Web Site Accessibility

Web Site Accessibility. Ian Senior November 2003. Aim of talk. To give an overview of the problem To describe the legal situation To show some good and bad practice To point to some help . What is Accessibility?.

714 views • 46 slides

Year 10 Science

Year 10 Science. Exam revision Quiz. ROUND 1 - Physics. Question 1. Question 1 (2 +2 points). Solution. Question 2 (2 + 2 +1 point). Question 2. Solution. QUESTION 3 (1 point). QUESTION 3. Answer C. Question 4 ( 1 +1+1+1 point). Question 4 Answers. QUESTION 5 (1 +1+1+1 point).

659 views • 41 slides

Designing an HCI

Designing an HCI. 3.3.2. This presentation covers:. The use of colour, layout, quantity of information on screen, size of font, complexity of language and type of controls when designing a human computer interface. Introduction.

531 views • 35 slides

The Series of Plates Designed as a Test for Colour-Blindness

486 views • 26 slides

Usability and accessibility: are they two sides of the same coin and does it matter anyway?

Usability and accessibility: are they two sides of the same coin and does it matter anyway?. Email p.garrod@ukoln.ac.uk URL http://www.ukoln.ac.uk/. Penny Garrod UKOLN University of Bath Bath, BA2 7AY. UKOLN is supported by:. Contents of session. Warm up exercise: (10 minutes)

402 views • 23 slides

Smart Cards: Disabled and Elderly Consumers

Smart Cards: Disabled and Elderly Consumers. John Gill 24 th January 2004. In the United Kingdom. Children (<16 years) 20% Older people (>65 years) 15% Disabled (wrt smart cards) 10% Primary language not English 5% Left-handed 10% Warning: Treat these figures solely as

354 views • 23 slides

Designing a Website

Designing a Website. The Internet. The origins of the Internet reach back to research of the 1960s, commissioned by the United States government in collaboration with private commercial interests to build robust, fault-tolerant, and distributed computer networks.

312 views • 21 slides

288 views • 20 slides

How do we know what we know?

318 views • 17 slides

Genetics Revision

Genetics Revision. Inheritance. There include traits such as eye and hair colour . Quantitative traits are more complex and include height and intelligence. To understand inheritance it is easier to study qualitative traits.

299 views • 15 slides

The stroop studies

The stroop studies. Controlled Vs automatic processing. Experiment one . CONTROL CONDITION Time taken to read colour words printed in black ink Eg . black, red, blue, green EXPERIMENTAL CONDITION Time taken to identify the colour of the ink the words are printed in

321 views • 13 slides

HCI

HCI. Effectiveness of different designs of input and out put. Lesson Objective. Be able to compare and contrast, using HCI principles, the effectiveness of different designs of input and output. Be able to identify qualitative and quantitative measures of effectiveness. Keywords:

327 views • 13 slides

Designing for Colour Blindness

331 views • 13 slides

Sex-linked Inheritance

X Marks the Spot!. Sex-linked Inheritance. Sex Chromosomes. Humans normally possess 23 pairs of chromosomes . 22 of these pairs are identical in both genders. They are called autosomes . 1 of these pairs differs between the genders; this pair is the sex chromosomes (X and Y) .

297 views • 12 slides

Salwa Moheel Al- Humayanie Section: B

Salwa Moheel Al- Humayanie Section: B Course no: 3143. .. Color blindness.

254 views • 11 slides

DO NOW (Just write answers)

DO NOW (Just write answers). What is incomplete dominance Define recessive Where does the variation in gametes arise from in meiosis What is the purpose of meiosis What is mitosis What is an allele What does homozygous and heterozygous mean. THIS TERM. Week 1: GENETICS Week 2: GENETICS

271 views • 10 slides

King Henry VIII and his six wives

King Henry VIII and his six wives. King Henry VIII of England married six times in an attempt to have a legitimate male heir to the English throne . Henry VIII blamed his wives for their inability to produce a son. Was Henry correct in blaming his wives? Explain. .

427 views • 8 slides

Sex Linkage

Sex Linkage . By: Taylor and Sav. Sex Linkage. 4.3.5 Sex Determination : Sex chromosomes X and Y. In humans, the chromosomes for females are homologous (XX) and non-homologous in males (XY) Shows that there will always be a 1:1 ratio of males to females.

327 views • 7 slides