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Discuss how cloud computing will prove to the next milestone in IT world

Discuss how cloud computing will prove to the next milestone in IT world

Instructions:
Write a research paper that is not more than 1000 words excluding bibliography page. Use APA format.

Topic:
Discuss how cloud computing will prove to the next milestone in IT world.
1.   Research and use bibliogr

ChichiIloka   770   1 Reply

habiba

Normal 20-hete levels in humans

Normal 20-hete levels in humans

looking to find out the basal levels of 20-hydroxeicosatetraenoic acid produced in humans.. Any clues as to where I may find some information?
Thank you

ehd123   1457   1 Reply

doubleu

Photo Usage Permission

Photo Usage Permission

I would like to include the following image in a PPT presentation, on this site, biology-forums.com/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=870
Is this considered open-access or how could I receive permission or credit it?
M

MDanforth   1521   1 Reply

bio_man

Cytogenetic abnormality of liver tumor ?

Cytogenetic abnormality of liver tumor ?

hello guys
i searching about this subject 'Cytogenetic abnormality of liver tumor' it's included on my PHD
when i stared searching ,I was not lucky to find articls or informations about the subject, Any help would be apprec

merounae   413   1 Reply

bolbol

Measure mouse strength

Measure mouse strength

I'm doing a research project next semester where I am studying the effects of protein on muscle strength in mice. What is a good way to effectively measure strength in mice?

Speen511   480   1 Reply

psyche360

TRUE OR FALSE With students who have reading delays, it is most effective to use audiovisuals about ...

TRUE OR FALSE With students who have reading delays, it is most effective to use audiovisuals about ...

With students who have reading delays, it is most effective to use audiovisuals about the topic of a reading selection after they have read it.
 
True
 
False

jjs148   912   1 Reply

bio_man

What are the main bivg reports on the effects of artifical lighting?

What are the main bivg reports on the effects of artifical lighting?

Does anyone know any key research papers that study the effects of artificial lighting on organisms? or on bat conservation?

Abbie b   495   1 Reply

habiba

Any one know any good book resources for studying the limbic system?

Any one know any good book resources for studying the limbic system?

This is my first post. I just read and I'm currently studying a book called "How everybody works" as a guide to understanding nonverbal behaviors.

After I'm done studying it and while I experiment with its claims; I

guren   244   1 Reply

bio_man

COVID-19 Litreture Review

COVID-19 Litreture Review

Help, please 

I need to make Literature Review of 5-7 scientific references about COVID-19. There is no specific topic, The main requeriment is scientific publications.  I let my hair down with this research becau

Nazar Bakukha   231   1 Reply

judd

Analytical chemistry back titration

Analytical chemistry back titration

By means of pipette, transfer 13ml of the KBr solution into a conical flask, add 23ml of 0.05M
indicator and titrate the residual silver nitrate(Ag03) with 0.05M potassium thiocyanate
solution(KSCN), calculate the concentration of KBr sol

Mayar Arabeyat   207   1 Reply

ErickPam

Any tips to reading long research papers for discussion?

Any tips to reading long research papers for discussion?

So I have a class where we read research papers and discuss them.

We are not quizzed or asked questions from the research paper but mainly just need to read it and be ready to discuss.

The issue is that some of these papers go

Mateyman   152   1 Reply

bio_man

How to choose cell lines?

How to choose cell lines?

How can I select the cell lines from numerously cell lines?  Our company want to develop antibody. If you are a knowledgable  person , please  give helps. My email is WLTHNU@163.COM.

Oriental Jasmine   3950   2 Replies

ashish

Best anatomy and physiology books?

Best anatomy and physiology books?

Hi,i'm a life science student,though i like to be pin point in human anatomy and physiology! :)and i hope it will surely help me in future researches in life sciences.

So suggest me some best books to learn easily and to understand hu

barathvaj   11758   2 Replies

Alexander N

Citation websites

Citation websites

I struggle with citing in the various styles and though most of my classes are APA, some are MLA or Chicago Turabian.  I have some resources that are incredibly helpful, but I'm not able to post links.  I'll come back and try to pos

FierceDixie   1865   2 Replies

biobio

Parasite host specificity and pathogenicity?

Parasite host specificity and pathogenicity?

I've been thinking parasites with a broad host spectrum are more likely to be pathogenic, spreading disease. However I haven't been able to find any papers relating or discussing this correlation, maybe it's just an observation. Apprec

VAPump   3661   2 Replies

VAPump

What is the most difficult book and most extensive cell biology book?

What is the most difficult book and most extensive cell biology book?

The question says it all

JoeBargo   5994   2 Replies

JoeBargo

[Forensic/Biochemistry] Methods to age blood stains

[Forensic/Biochemistry] Methods to age blood stains

For our new project we're aiming to date blood stains found within a forensic crime scene. Several publications (listed below) have reported working methods for dating those blood stains. These mainly rely on spectroscopy and the hemoglobin (and

wptmdoorn   4240   2 Replies

wptmdoorn

Mitochondria Experiment. What to study?

Mitochondria Experiment. What to study?

 Hello researchers and science lovers,

   My question involves mitochondria. Specifically mitochondrial metabolism.
 I have found a compound that, i believe, disrupts metabolism of mitochondrias. However my question for everyone

raphael   1241   2 Replies

raphael

Evolution help

Evolution help

Hey

Could anyone refer me to some evolution-themed scientific articles from journals that are interesting for a conference?

Thank you  lol

ehd123   564   2 Replies

ehd123

What small percentage of small towns do not have access to internet? (In the US)

What small percentage of small towns do not have access to internet? (In the US)

Does anyone know of a research article or any proof of how many percentage of small towns do not have access to internet?

booboo17   1697   2 Replies

booboo17

Degree of Marrow Cellularity

Degree of Marrow Cellularity

Hello everyone! I was trying to search for the different degrees of marrow cellularity in different age groups without much success. I've already read several histology books and searched over the internet but the information they have is incomp

Kurikuri   9406   2 Replies

Kurikuri

The concept of mind-body dualism was conceived by

The concept of mind-body dualism was conceived by

The concept of mind-body dualism was conceived by
A) Marquis de Sade.
B) Rene Descartes.
C) Francis Bacon.
D) Thomas Aquinas.

Cremeux   455   2 Replies

Cremeux

Which of the following is NOT true about the basic assumptions of science?

Which of the following is NOT true about the basic assumptions of science?

Which of the following is NOT true about the basic assumptions of science?
A) We often do not know if the assumptions we make are true.
B) The scientist treats the assumption as if it were true in order to proceed with further investigation

Cremeux   261   2 Replies

Cremeux

A scientific idea or statement that is tentatively accepted as being true is called

A scientific idea or statement that is tentatively accepted as being true is called

A scientific idea or statement that is tentatively accepted as being true is called
A) an assumption.
B) a corollary.
C) an axiom.
D) a paradigm.

Cremeux   418   2 Replies

Cremeux

Research is scientific if (Multiple Choice Question)

Research is scientific if (Multiple Choice Question)

Research is scientific if
A) it is carried out by a well-trained research scientist.
B) it involves both empirical and rational processes.
C) it uses models and constructs to generate ideas.
D) the purpose is to understand the uni

Cremeux   303   2 Replies

Cremeux

In scientific research, facts are

In scientific research, facts are

In scientific research, facts are
A) the knowledge gained through empirical observation.
B) the behavior of the researcher.
C) the opinion of the researcher.
D) nonexistent; everything is open to interpretation.

Cremeux   280   2 Replies

Cremeux

The empirical process of using sense data to recognize and note factual events is termed

The empirical process of using sense data to recognize and note factual events is termed

The empirical process of using sense data to recognize and note factual events is termed
A) hypothesis testing.
B) sensory perception.
C) observation.
D) cognition.

Cremeux   407   2 Replies

Cremeux

The most basic unit in psychological research is

The most basic unit in psychological research is

The most basic unit in psychological research is
A) computer hardware.
B) computer software.
C) observed facts.
D) statistical analysis.

Cremeux   392   2 Replies

Cremeux

Before 1974, systematic desensitization was used in work with

Before 1974, systematic desensitization was used in work with

Before 1974, systematic desensitization was used in work with
A) children only.
B) adults only.
C) prison inmates only.
D) All of the above

Cremeux   232   2 Replies

Cremeux

An inference (Multiple Choice Question)

An inference (Multiple Choice Question)

An inference
A) often assumes that an observed behavior is the result of some unseen process.
B) will be accurate if the behavioral observations on which the inference is based are accurate.
C) follows directly from a given set of obse

Cremeux   265   2 Replies

Cremeux

Inferences are (Multiple Choice Question)

Inferences are (Multiple Choice Question)

Inferences are
A) one of many types of facts.
B) scientifically valid.
C) largely drawn from empirical observations.
D) anything that cannot be replicated.

Cremeux   273   2 Replies

Cremeux

Most facts in psychology are

Most facts in psychology are

Most facts in psychology are
A) gained from nonverbal communication.
B) associated with small and large muscle activity.
C) behaviors.
D) tested only in strict laboratory conditions.

Cremeux   261   2 Replies

Cremeux

Which of the following represents the major category of facts in psychology?

Which of the following represents the major category of facts in psychology?

Which of the following represents the major category of facts in psychology?
A) behavior of organisms
B) human behavior
C) motives and learned responses
D) psychological theories

Cremeux   310   2 Replies

Cremeux

Which of the following would NOT be a fact?

Which of the following would NOT be a fact?

Which of the following would NOT be a fact?
A) a person's score on a test
B) the response of a participant to an anxiety producing situation
C) a person's memory
D) the time it takes a participant to complete a difficult

Cremeux   190   2 Replies

Cremeux

The major category of fact that is observed in psychology is

The major category of fact that is observed in psychology is

The major category of fact that is observed in psychology is
A) the behavior of groups.
B) the behavior of organisms.
C) abnormal behavior.
D) perceptual behavior.

Cremeux   324   2 Replies

Cremeux

Since internal conditions are NOT observable, they must be

Since internal conditions are NOT observable, they must be

Since internal conditions are NOT observable, they must be
A) invented.
B) made external.
C) inferred.
D) nonexistent.

Cremeux   618   2 Replies

Cremeux

The main facts observed in psychology are

The main facts observed in psychology are

The main facts observed in psychology are
A) organismic facts.
B) inferred facts.
C) universal facts.
D) behavioral facts.

Cremeux   654   2 Replies

Cremeux

Inferences are largely drawn from

Inferences are largely drawn from

Inferences are largely drawn from
A) experience.
B) empirical observations.
C) hypotheses.
D) textbooks.

Cremeux   366   2 Replies

Cremeux

Constructs are to inference as facts are to

Constructs are to inference as facts are to

Constructs are to inference as facts are to
A) models.
B) behavior.
C) observation
D) science

Cremeux   449   2 Replies

Cremeux

Events such as personality, intelligence, stress, and memory are

Events such as personality, intelligence, stress, and memory are

Events such as personality, intelligence, stress, and memory are
A) avoided in scientific inquiry.
B) rational ideas constructed by the researcher.
C) accepted as true.
D) facts from which scientific inferences can be drawn.

Cremeux   338   2 Replies

Cremeux