A good deal of desultory speech-making ensued, but the gist of the problem was the opposition from two sources to election by the legislature. ... The Framers were busy and distinguished men, eager to get back to their families, positions, and their constituents. ... The fight was over and all that remained now was to establish the new frame of government in the spirit of its framers. ... We are intimately acquainted with the problems that their constitution should have been designed to master; in short, we have the read the mystery story backwards. ... Commerce was commerce-and if d...

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In order to unify this new nation the Framers of the new constitution were given the monumental task of creating a new form of government. ... According to many state representatives this was the biggest problem with The Constitution. ... The problem was a heated topic of debate between implied and explicit powers and became the major obstacle to overcome in its ratification. ... If there is a problem in government, they will pressure the necessary branch to take action in favor of the public. ... In the end, the Framers did their best at creating a republic that was somewhat in favor of th...

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These networks are to include Voice over Frame Relay, Voice over IP and Voice over ATM. ... As Frame Relay was introduced in the early 1990s, data technology was not originally designed to carry voice. ... The real problems began at this point. ... One way to deal with the problem of delay and congestion is to add bandwidth to the network at critical junctures. ... VoIP voice traffic consumes approx. 50% more WAN bandwidth than Frame Relay voice traffic. ...

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The first component Understanding the Challenge helps us on simplifying the problem or focus one's thinking towards the main objective of a problem. Thus locating the focus on the main objective of a problem helps to work on right direction of problem-solving process and provides the major breakthrough. ... Understanding the Challenges Constructing opportunities, Exploring data, and Framing problems are the three stages of the component of Understanding the Challenge (Isaksen, Dorval, Treffinger & Noller, 2000). ... Framing Problems Framing Problems stage generates many diverse and e...

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Jendian talked about Contemporary Racial Framing, stereotypes and prejudices. ... Now, in modern day blacks are framed as being dangerous or violent. ... Residential segregation all though it may be illegal is still a problem in America. ... On Racist America, racial prejudice was defined as "antipathy toward a racial other based on a faulty generalization, such prejudice can be directed toward a group as a whole, or toward an individual as a member of that group. " (Feagin, pg. 102) Also, Jendian talked about how the farther you are away from the problem the easier it is to moralize your stan...

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Peterson also outlined six problems dealing with sustainable development. ... Like in the framing narrative, Chinese Awakenings by James and Ann Tyson, Zhang's business is woodcarving. ... Many believe that this problem has been dealt with and is no longer applicable. ... The problem is that chlorine is a catalyst in ozone depletion. ... This figure alone drives all other problems related to sustainability. ...

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This is a huge problem for Patrick as he becomes a vegan.The fact of being surrounded by dead animals goes against everything he stands for and it makes him sick to his stomach. ... At 5 foot 8 Patrick is pale and handsome in his 135-pound frail yet slender frame. ...

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During this accumulation, another problem is encountered known as deception. ... Knowledge from senses changes with respect to time, surrounding or the frame of reference, which causes an individual to perceive false knowledge. A person walking through the desert would notice a mirage at a distance but would never be able to approach the mirage because the mirage moves with the person due to his frame of reference. ... Knowledge from authority faces many problems because we are dependant on others to give us knowledge. ... With the increasing number of persons involve and time frame, another p...

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Within a Military environment, creative problem solving is not taught or encouraged, to as great a degree as analytical problem solving. ... Whilst superficial brainstorming not only produces ideas for the problem at hand, it can also present solutions to other problems that the organisation may be facing. ... Care must be taken however not to become distracted from the problem at hand. ... Monitoring the outcome of the brainstorming process and ensuring that the solution to the problem is implemented, relies on ensuring that tasks allocated to personnel have been completed correctly and in...

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Coping with a problem child can be very difficult for the parent. ... Be very specific about your expectation and the time frame for compliance. ... For serious behavior problems, begin to seek help for your child at an early age. ... By following all these simple tasks for about two-weeks, the "problem" child will no longer be a problem any more....

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Problems like doors that closed evenly and solidly would not work without this type of support to balance the weight of the carriage. ( Hauer) Current frame production uses rails that are cut and welded together in much the same way as early frames during the beginning of motorized vehicles. ... The Frame engineers use the new hydroforming technology to construct the front frame rails and engine cross members. ... Worse yet, material thinout can also expose weaknesses in the frame during an accident. ... One such operation that raises the cost of frame manufacture such as drilling holes in...

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But Zero Tolerance allows no room for question what so ever and this creates problems for the cases in which the kids are innocent. In today's society it is not unlikely for someone to be framed at a school or anywhere for that matter. ... Throughout history there have been people who have been framed or wrongfully punished for something they did not do. ... And if those chances can not be given then Zero Tolerance is a huge problem that society is faced with. ... But if schools and administrators are not willing to understand the framed, mistaken, and people that need their help most...

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The $45 million dollar production of "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" was one of Steven Spielberg's most risky films due to its extreme cost. ... The technique that was used in Roger solved the prior problems and gave the visuals more credibility. Since so much animation and special effects would be added, the film was shot with a specially built VistaVision large frame film camera. ... The drawing was then filled and polished, then hand painted on an animation cel, then shot back on it's own frame. ... Some of the problems the animators had to overcome where that everything had to be...

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IP traffic on a SONET/SDH router is treated as a serial datastream that travels hop by hop through the network using PPP for its framing and encapsulation functions. ... At each node, the IP packet is unwrapped from its PPP frame, the destination address is examined, the routing path is determined, and the packet is rewrapped in a new PPP frame and sent on its way. ... Problem of using SONET: The problem to replace ATM switches with SONET routers is that routers require some amount of configuration. ... Proposal to solve this problem: If the area of concern is not wide or even wide ...

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The completed system applies the knowledge to problems specified by a user. ... A user presents the expert system with the specifics of a problem within the domain. The system applies its stored knowledge to solve the problem. ... Perhaps the most daunting obstacle facing expert-systems research and development is the so-called frame problem. ... Among the many approaches are rule-based systems, production systems, associative nets and frame-based systems, logic programming, fuzzy sets, hypothesize and testing, blackboard architectures, truth maintenance systems, belief networks, and case-bas...

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He realized that in order for his business to grow he had to change his way of handling the business, it was easier for him to blame others but he realized he was the problem. He realized he was the problem because he couldn't let go of being in charge. ... All parties within the business have to have the right frame of mind and the correct information presented to them, to run the business properly. ... I am hurting my family and students because I am not allowing them to learn how to be a leader and to problem solve on their own. ... As a principal evaluating my staff I want th...

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Although current political culture strives for the same guarantees, the framers" motives were drastically different. ... The Framers of the Constitution were more concerned with equal representation than they were about economic equality. ... People want to know whom to blame when there is a problem in America. ... Both the Framers of the Constitution and contemporary society place a huge mistrust in the government. ... To the Framers, equality did not have anything to do with glass ceilings or civil rights, representation was the key. ...

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In his frame the author is conveying message that there is little joy in our education system. ... The text shows a great deal of material in a single frame. ... The VA is threatening the administrator to pull accreditation from the school as well as "shame on your community" if David misses problem nine. ... The teacher yells, "David, it's problem 9! You know problem nine! ...

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Media manipulation is a growing epidemic in all parts of the world. Not only are viewers of media being manipulated, but the reporters covering the news as well. People in position of political and economic power are responsible for what is covered in the media; they control what is said and what is...

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These problems encountered with web page printing include losing content outside print margins, wasting paper when only a few lines point on a page, printing a whole page when only a portion is needed, and tying up a printer for a long time to print huge Web page graphics. ... If a Web uses frames, the Navigator Page setup menu indicates Print frame and provides the same formatting options as for a Web page. We want to print a frame on a Web page in Internet Explorer, place your cursor in the frame and right click. ... On the Print screen, we can select from three options: print the frames as ...

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If we look at it from a commonly narrative; establishing a problem, elaboration of problem and resolution of problem, I think that the problem' is Mr. ... The screen composition within the scene has various ways of showing us the action in the frame, e.g. when he cuts the ear of the cop, we only see the wall in the warehouse and only hear the screams, we can only imagine what happened. The camera moves around widely to intense the action, as said in the Complete film dictionary, "Important in framing is the way that the edges of the screen make a sharp distinction between what is seen an...

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It deals with framing, scrambling, and error control. Section layer overhead is added to the frame. ... Line layer overhead is added to the frame. ... SONET Frame A SONET frame is a matrix of nine rows of 90 octets each for a total of 810 octets. ... Automatic protection switching bytes (K1 and K2) in consecutive frames form a 128 Kbps channel used for automatic detection of problems in line terminating equipment. ...

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Ultimately, due to the way that the Framers designed the government, both the state and national powers are directly accountable to the people. ... In1 1787,when the Constitution was written, the Framers had a goal. ... When creating the new government wanted to ensure that these same problems were not encountered again. ... As would have to be expected there are a number of problems that have arisen due to the role of federal government in modern America. ... It not only made the Framers pioneers in world governments, but also established America as a unique and unparalleled new cou...

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Ultimately, due to the way that the Framers designed the government, both the state and national powers are directly accountable to the people. ... In1 1787,when the Constitution was written, the Framers had a goal. ... When creating the new government wanted to ensure that these same problems were not encountered again. ... As would have to be expected there are a number of problems that have arisen due to the role of federal government in modern America. ... It not only made the Framers pioneers in world governments, but also established America as a unique and unparalleled new cou...

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As a result, people become more politically active and the government is able to recognise the culture and the frame of reference more efficiently. ... Other benefits are the promotion of self developments to overcome poverty and the creation of job opportunities for the normally underrepresented people, leaving the government to face less problems. ... It results in one frame of reference, making political processes easier as culture regulates behavior. ... That is the reason why integration is more favourable when governing a democracy; it is the most efficient and satisfies more citizens d...

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