'Different kinds' presentation slideshows

Launch into Maps! By: Megan Tolpa Geo 485 27 April 2004 Age/Time Grade: 4-6 Duration: 1 ~50 minute class session Overall Purpose To introduce students to maps and show that not all maps are the same but that they do exhibit similar characteristics.

Lisp Internals A problem with lists In Lisp, a list may “contain” another list For example, (A (B C)) contains (B C) So, how much storage do we need to allocate for a list? If any list can contain any other list, there is no limit to the size of storage block we may need

Chapter 1 Computers, Programs, and Java Computer Science Why should anyone who doesn’t want to be a computer scientist learn about computer science? Manipulation is done with a computer Media Business data Scientific data

PHILOSOPHY 104 (STOLZE) Notes on Thomas Hobbes and the Problem of Sovereignty Two Key Problems of Political Philosophy Political Sovereignty : “What, if anything, could justify the existence of the state?”

Hopewell Culture National Historical Park five archeological sites more than 2,000 years old more than 1,200 acres total How well do you know Hopewell Culture? Hopewell Culture Trivia Bee National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior Hopewell Culture National Historical Park

Wetlands Mrs. Melaney’s 6th Grade Class Beauvoir Elementary School, Biloxi MS March 2007 Wetlands Mrs. Melaney’s 6th Grade Class Beauvoir Elementary School Biloxi MS March 2007

Giving a Paper at an International Conference: How to Prepare Johanna E. Katchen ( 柯安娜 ) National Tsing Hua University ( 國立清華大學外語系 ) katchen@mx.nthu.edu.tw http://mx.nthu.edu.tw/~katchen/ January 11, 2008 Who Am I? At NTHU for 22.5 years

Classification of Animals Animals With Backbones AMPHIBIAN FISH MAMMAL BIRD REPTILE Animals With Backbones Animals with backbones are called vertebrates.

Welcome to Multimedia Fundamentals! Karen Popovich k.popovich@csuohio.edu Yahoo Messenger: popovich_karen Today’s Agenda Course syllabus, class procedures, etc Introduction to Multimedia Introduction to Internet Lab time: Introduction to the CD Establish Yahoo Messenger account

The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme Rockville High School The Mission Statement of the International Baccalaureate Organization

Computer Networks Chapter 5 Network Layer 2 Prof. Jerry Breecher CSCI 280 Spring 2002 The Weeks Ahead Mar 11 Chapter 5.1: Network Layer Mar 13 Chapter 5.1 Mar 18 EXAM 2 Mar 20 Chapter 5.1:

Bacteria Created by: Jen Fritz Sarah Baker Kristen Nelson Linnaean Hierarchy Domain Bacteria Kingdom Prokaryotes Systematics Scientists use a variety of ways to classify bacteria: Where they live Depend on oxygen Their shape Source of carbon Gram-positive and gram-negative

Catalysis Objects, components, and Frameworks with UML From the book Objects, components, and frameworks with UML: the Catalysis Approach, by Desmond D’Souza and Alan Wills. A tour Objects and actions object: cluster of information + functionality action: anything that happens

Semantic Advertising Ame Wongsa INF 385T – Semantic Web Background – Online Advertising Banner ads allowed tracking of click through rates Arms race for people’s attention led to increasingly intrusive ads (blinking banners, pop-ups, video ads, inline ads, etc.

The Nature of Communities 15 The Nature of Communities Case Study : “Killer Algae!” What Are Communities? Community Structure Interactions of Multiple Species Case Study Revisited Connections in Nature : Stopping Invasions Requires Commitment

*Created by Kay Wagner, Ph.D., Edina Public Schools, Edina, Minnesota Drawn images may be used freely, fair use laws apply to all other images Line Shape/Form Space Texture Value Color In this lesson you will learn about the Elements of Visual Art 3 - 9”X12” sheets of

A Closer Look at Urban Planning Evolution of the concept of urban planning From elite master plans (city beautiful) to public participation framework From physical layouts to guides for action (static pattern to dynamic process)

Time Code and Word Clock Syncing Audio with Video and MIDI And syncing digital devices What is Time Code? It is a way of SYNCRONIZATION It allows different kinds of devices to communicate and sync together This can be useful with: Audio for Video MIDI systems Various digital devices

Concepts in Enterprise Resource Planning Third Edition Chapter Five Accounting in ERP Systems Objectives After completing this chapter, you will be able to: Describe the differences between financial and managerial accounting

Social Diversity and Difference: researching inequalities in teaching and learning across education, with particular reference to Higher Education Miriam E. David, AcSS, FRSA ESRC TLRP Institute of Education London m.david@ioe.ac.uk Overview