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Model of evolution showing rapid change?
Fossil
Why might a model be useful for understanding how landform change?
why might a model be uesful for understanding how landform change
A map is an example of a A observation B inference C prediction D model?
A. Observation Observation is the use of the senses to gather and record information about structures or processes in nature. (:
What is limitation of v shaped model?
- It is rigid like waterfall model, i.e. adjusting scope is less. It is not well suited for projects where there is frequent change in the requirements. - Here, no early prototype can be designed as testing goes parallely with development.
Why do mapmakers have to choose between showing the correct land shapes or distance on the earth?
Because it is impossible to show both.
Evolution model showing slow change?
This is the gradualism model.
What is a evolution model showing slow change?
The model known as gradualism.
Model of evolution showing rapid change?
Fossil
What is genetic modelling?
It is where you change the genes to create a dream model
What is the abcx model of family stress and coping?
a= the event or stressor b= resources c = perception x= level of stress Family stress model focuses on the change and the stress that accompanies it since family processes, roles, and structures change when stress is encountered.
What is a formulate model?
to create an model
What is one approach model to managing change that is not mentioned in the assigned readings?
An approach to managing change that was not mentioned in the readings for this unit is the Capability Maturity Model. The model consists of five steps that build upon one another. The steps are "evolutionary stages in which an organization manages its processes" (ValueBasedManagment, 2008). The five stages are as follows: 1. Initial (processes are chaotic, or actually few processes are defined....much like brainstorming) 2. Repeatable (basic processes are established and there is a level of discipline to stick to these processes) 3. Defined (all processes are defined, documented, standardized and integrated into each other) 4. Managed (processes are measured by collecting detailed data on the processes and their quality) 5. Optimizing (continuous process improvement is adopted and in place by quantitative feedback and from piloting new ideas ands technologies) This model paralles the models presented in the readings for unit 5; however, I think it is a bit more general than most models we learned about. This model could be applied to just about any organization OR individual. Reference: Capability Maturity Model (CMM). (March 2008). ValueBasedManagement.net http://www.valuebasedmanagement.net/methods_cmm.html
What is a good Science fair project for eight graders about an earthquake?
You can make a poster showing a diagram about earthquakes. Also, you can create a model using paper meche or a sculpture using clay.
What is block model?
A block model is a scale model of a ship to be built, showing the vessel's earlier line.
What is a block model?
A block model is a scale model of a ship to be built, showing the vessel's earlier line.
What model did Rutherford and Bohr create?
The atom model where electrons are fixed in orbits around a core of protons and neutrons. Electrons could only change orbit under emission of radiation.
What set of processes the combine to yield a profit?
Business Model
