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The characteristics of a good research instrument will change depending on what field you are working in. In general they include items that allow for deep research, literary reviews, and the ability to network.

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Because it's more humane than having to force a cow to vomit up her feed for you to do research on it. Capsules in a cow doesn't hurt her, and is a much easier access point for researchers to see how the type of feed being fed to her is being mixed, fermented, digested and broken down in her rumen.

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Honor, by definition, explains one with high regards or when great respect is given or received; but in my opinion, honor is one who shows unbelievable character, portrays honest qualities, and has the highest moral beliefs

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The question is as important as money itself. In fact it is the medium through which we meet the basic necessities of our daily life. The availability of money in the hands of commoners specially service personnel is limited who are to cut coat according to their cloth. Those who are having money in excess of their requirement, tends towards luxurious items.There is a familiar proverb that "90% of human problems can be solved by money". The enormous fortunes of Tatas and Birlas in India are envious to anybody in the world. As a whole, when 60% of world population are struggling for two square meals a day,it is a socio economic trajectory where they are vying for money to ensure bare minimum needs for their livlihood.

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An analytical reflection is all about honesty. Don't try and make it the best prose ever - it's not about that. Try and record your own thoughts, feelings and impressions, and your emotions too if need be. You are not, or at least you shouldn't be, trying to impress anybody.

Use the sort of language you would use in everyday speech - if something pissed you off then say so (Obviously don't use offensive language if it is going to be read by someone else). The reader needs to get the feeling that this is you talking to them off the page.

Keeping a diary is a must, that way you are reminded of the reality of events.

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superscipt :)

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It sounds as if you should write the essay in English. The topic would be: The importance of story writing.

Storytelling has been used from early times to help people learn about their world, their culture and for entertainment. Writing the stories down means that more people can share exactly the same telling of the story--earlier versions had to be memorized.

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Although research papers can be written in many tones, the best way is the formal tone for research papers that are targeted towards researchers who have knowledge of the field. This involves no colloquial language, no slang words and few instances of technical jargon.

Some research papers are written in semi-formal tone which are targeted at the mass audience.

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What are the primary goals of theories in research methodologies

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Water turbines are for electricity generation from hydro power. Some hydro power plants have huge capacities and supply whole regions with electicity e.g. Assuan dam in Egypt or Hoover dam in US.

Gabor Bakay

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Planning, control, apt, databases, stains, porter, ganado

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yes

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wright city mossouri

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In the upper left-hand corner.

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Check out the Cook County, Illinois GenWeb site. Lots of great ideas for sources of information there. The Newberry Library in Chicago is an excellent source of information relating to Chicago genealogy. See: http://www.newberry.org/nl/genealogy/genealogyhome.html The Chicago Public Library is also an excellent source for research. For Genealogy Information at CPL, see: http://www.chipublib.org/008subject/010ssh/genealogy.html There is a Rootsweb list serve that covers Cook County, Illinois; the people on this list are helpful and knowledgeable. The Chicago city directories not only list Chicago residents (usually just heads of household, working individuals, and widows) but they also tell where people worked and/or what they did for a living. The first directory was published in 1839. It was followed by one in 1844 and then they continued through to 1928/29, with a few gaps, most notably between 1917 and 1923 and 1923 and 1928/29. Directories are available at most of the large research centers in the Chicago area and they are also available through the Family History Library system; the earlier directories are on microfiche and the later ones are on film. A few directories are available online: 1844 1855/56 1928/29 Reverse Directory (This directory is unique in that it provides spouse names; a name-order directory is also available for the same years) Another approach would be to check out census records. They are available at the Federal Archives and Records Center (76th and Pulaski) or they are also available online, for example, at Ancestry.com (subscription site). The Wilmette Family History Center has a large collection of Chicago and Cook County vital records films including a full set of Chicago birth registers 1871-1915, Cook County marriage licenses, 1871-1916, Chicago death certificates 1878-1947, Archdiocese of Chicago parish records to 1915, and Chicago city directories from 1839-1928 (with the same gaps listed with the Newberry holdings below). The Arlington Heights Memorial Library also has an extensive collection of Chicago directories and the Chicago Tribune, both on microfilm. If your family came to Chicago before 1872, there are a minimum number of records available. The Chicago fire destroyed many government records including early marriage licenses and other vital records. I strongly suggest starting with the Chicago directories. The Newberry Library has city directories for 1839, 1844, 1846,1853-1857, 1859-1917, 1923, 1928, as do many of the other large research centers. They offer a "Quick Search Service" and will do lookups for you for a fee. There are also a number of individuals who offer lookups as well; compare prices before ordering. Be aware that Chicago changed its house numbering system in 1909, and some street names changed too. Second, once you find your family in a directory, check the census. It will help you eliminate families that aren't yours. After you're sure you've found who you're looking for, and you've figured out where they live, try to find the church they went to and try to get copies of those records. Newberry has copies of a few of the surviving records. It's one of the best sources of information for pre-1916 Chicago. The Wilmette Family History Center has all of the Archdiocese of Chicago parish records for Chicago up through 1915 on microfilm.

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Dynamic references are constructed on the fly as a result of calling various methods, such as System.Reflection.Assembly.Load. Source: .NET Framework Developer's Guide How the Runtime Locates Assemblies

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From my understanding, Primary and Secondary research are the difference in conducting the research. In Primary research, there is no data available for the researcher, hence the researcher has to start from scratch. This means that the researcher needs to design questionaires, collect data from respondents and then analyse the result. If you are doing secondary research, the researcher have the necessary data available. These data are made available through other publications or reports, like newspaper or annual reports of companies. If the researcher is doing secondary research, there is no need to start from scratch, he or she uses the data or information done by other organizations or publications. The important thing is that there are advantages and disadvantages for both methods. Primary research is more time consuming and costly. While some secondary research may not suit the researcher's needs.

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the economy, legal docs, entreprenuership, etc.

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* Energetic * Well argued * Not easily disproved

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- design an experiment to test for the prediction and hypothesis

- perform the experiment

- hypothesis not supported - design new experiment

- hypothesis supported - confirmation by many experiments

- theory

- model

- research

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The closest match to the keywords in your question, given a short search offers these details:

"Morton, Jeffrey. "The Legal Regulation of Conflict Diamonds" Paper presented at the annual meeting of the International Studies Association, Le Centre Sheraton Hotel, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, Mar 17, 2004."

The International Studies Association is based on Arizona, so one can assume that this paper is available in English.