Research Papers

Well, it depends on what your research shows, but you don't have to end with a sentence that begins "In conclusion..." ... You're right, that is kind of cheesy, and boring. One thing that some people do is save a really good quote or fact for the end of the paper... kind of a final punch. If you don't want to do that, instead of just summing up what you just said in the paper, try going further... predict. Is the problem of oxycodone addiction going to get better or worse? Are the addicts going to get younger or older? ... You could add personal thoughts on the subject, if you have any personal knowledge. You could talk about how prevalent this addiction is in your area, and how big of a problem it is... whether you think that anything can be done about it, or whether anything should be done. You could also end with a question: Do you know where your unused prescriptions are? ... or, How many people have to become addicted before we take simple precautions... or whatever the point is of your paper... but directed to the audience, asking them to think, or take action. Those are just a few ideas... but you're right. Conclusions don't have to be the same dry, boring stuff that you usally see. As long as whoever you are writing it for is open to it, be creative... get out of the traditional formulaic assignment, and drive your point home.

Research engine is a web based tool that enables users to locate information on the world wide web. Popular examples of search engines are Yahoo and Google.

windblown experiment

Please rewrite this question using English words - it cannot be answered as it is written now. Click on the "edit question" link to the left and change it, then click on the "improve answer" link and erase this part so you can start over. Try looking up the correct spelling of the words in your book or in a dictionary.

"Collect those Debts"If your receivables are local, go to the courthouse, get a number of copies of small claim forms, clip them to the top of a clipboard. Now go visit the company that owes you money. Tell them you just stopped by on your way to the courthouse to pick up a check. Make sure they can see the claim forms on your clipboard. More than 75% of the time, you will walk out with a check. This is of course assuming that the debt falls within the parameters of your jurisdictions small claims parameters. Larger debts or out of your area debts require a different approach.

I disagree, and these tactics are time consuming, I address questions like these on my blog and welcome anyone to read and visit regularly to gain insight or ask questions. I am a professional that has been in the collection industry for over 12 years.

I start a lot of my legal research with Court Reference. It is a reference site that gathers the links for a vast amount of legal information all in one spot. You just choose your location and then you can find links to court case information, dockets, legal self-help information, opinions and orders, lawyer referral, court forms and online fine payment.

Vertical Jump is when they (scorers )measure you and then you jump as high as you can.

The winner is the person who jumped the furthest.

You could start by doing some research online about pediatricians and select a specific topic to talk about. Then you can call your local medical center and speak to someone to maybe let you interview a couple of pediatricians. After that you can begin to structure your topic and use the interview information to write your research paper.

think if u r asking this ques. in primary & secondary education, so u might be asking an acknowledgement 4 school project! Aint i right?

I, so and so, of class....., have prepared this (subject's name)project on "topic" under the guidance of Mr/ Mrs.(Teacher's name who is teaching u the subject on which u r making ur project)

I thank my parents and my brothers and sisters for their sincere help in making this project.

Thanking you,

(Your name.)

Invited talk is when the organizers of the conference invite you to give a talk, contributed talk is when you yourself submit a paper for a conference. TA.

Case studies are more generic in nature whereas a white paper tries to address a particular problem

Yes it should. You are stating your opinion/information you have found on the topic, therefore it's logical to show the chronology of events that leads/led up the date of origin of research

It contains 99% of the atmosphere's water vapor, it gets heated by Earth's surface, and the lowest part of the Troposphere is the planetary boundary layer, where friction with the Earth's surface influences the air.
I like when people try to pee on their own feet.

When at school, students are being taught to think for themselves and how to work things out themselves so that they are equipped to solve problems in their adult working life. If a student does not do this working out and simply copies answers from other people then they are not learning properly.

As part of education students are tested on what they have learned and their ability to work things out for themselves - these tests tell others how intelligent and competent the students are and form the basis for employment prospects later in life. If a student cheats in this coursework assessment process by plagiarizing material from others (without referencing the source of this material) then the testing process becomes compromised and the results meaningless. This is a problem for teachers, examiners and employers. It is also unfair to the students who have not plagiarized and presented their own work.

There are good tools available to teachers and examiners to detect plagiarism when material is copied from the Internet.

Conduction is when you feel heat by touching it. For example, like eating a slice of Pizza straight out of the oven. You feel that heat on your tongue, which sends a message to your brain saying, "HOT!"
Conduction is when you feel heat by touching it. For example, like eating a slice of pizza straight out of the oven. You feel that heat on your tongue, which sends a message to your brain saying, "

objectivity means judgement based on observable phenomena and uninfluenced by emotions or personal prejudices. actually reseach is the process of creating knowledge through scientific methods. every man has its own biases and prejudices, so in social science research there is a high chances to personal biases and prejudices. so objectivity is an inevitable aspects of social research.

Yes, it's just a different document type on the same windows "Invoice (Customer)" and "Invoice (Vendor)".

Business Research is a systematic and objective process of gathering,recording and analyzing data for aid in making business decisions...

In general, business research refers to any type of researching done when starting or running any kind of business. For example, starting any type of business requires research into the target customer and the competition to create a business plan.

The common problems in any organisation are lack of coordination between various departments and communication flow.

Start with your intro paragraph, which should include your thesis. The second and third paragraphs should expound on that thesis, while adding supporting information with quotes and references. Add another paragraph if necessary to strengthen the argument and finally, a conclusion paragraph which asserts the thesis based on the evidence provided in paragraphs 2-3.

Characteristics of normal goods

Ethnographic research is qualitative in nature in that it uses observations, interviews and narratives to study or obtain knowledge about the human experience.