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 Nonlinear And Nonlinear Model Linear Model
in a spatially variant manner because mapping function processes for each individual pixel. Local
operators characterized that more satisfactorily than global operators in terms of the detail
preservation and compression ratio of the dynamic range. Also, there are two tone mapping model
linear tone mapping model and nonlinear tone mapping model. Linear model does not need
multiscale decomposition or segmentation of the images into binary or fractional maps, where the
problems associated with layer decomposition are not found. Linear model not only interested in
making the output images look natural by enhancing pixel intensity more significantly in highlights,
but also satisfies high radiance similarity with the ground truth HDR images. The problem appears
when using linear model that usually fails when luminance value of a local patch changes abruptly.
Also, the dynamic rangeof the dark region will be compressed at the same rate as the bright pixels,
which causes losing details in this patch. Nonlinear model synchronize with the nonlinear
relationship between the physical magnitudes of effects and the perceived intensity of the effects.
Nonlinear model functiondepends on instead of linearly compressing the contrast of a patch in an
input HDR image, it adopt the local gamma correction strategy which can not only effectively
compress the bright pixels but also enhance the dark ones in one hit even in challenging patches
Compared with the locally linear model, nonlinear
 Stuffed Animals Research Paper
Many people have an object or two that is very important to them. Something that is important to
me is my collection of stuffed animals. It might seem strange but they are very important to me,
because when I visit different places I get an item most likely a stuffed animal to place in my
collection. I have stuffed animals from China, Dallas, New Orleans, Orlando, Tennessee, New
York, Las Vegas, etc. The stuffed animals normally represent the place in some way, so not all of
them are bears, such as my lion from China, cowboy bear from Texas, husky from Alaska, grizzly
bear from Tennessee etc. Every animal in my collection has its very own story, and every time I look
at them I remember what I did when I visited various places. I also collect
 Social Issues Of Syrian Refugees
A refugee is someone who has been forced out of their own country due to reasons such as
political, economic or even threats of wars. Since the beginning of 2015, a large number of people
from Middle Eastern and African countries are fleeing war, persecution, and poverty and have been
crossing borders into and within Europe. The Syrian refugee migration problem is one of Europe s
major crisis of the decade. In an article by Europe s Commision , we see that More than 1 million
refugees and migrants have arrived in the European Unionin which a large amount of these refugees
are fleeing from the civil war in Syria. Europe is in the middle of a huge debate between the
ethical concerns regarding whether or not to grant Syrian refugees into Europe. The global
catastrophe has clear ethical considerations; however, these refugees should not be denied into all
of Europe because they are trying to escape from war and terror in their own country. In March of
2011, many Syrians complained about the economic issues in their country that resulted in high
unemployment, widespread corruption, and the lack of political freedom as stated in an article
written by BBC News. The Syrian government started to use force and violence to stop the
protests, which escalated quickly and resulted in a civil war. The Civil War led many Syrian
residents to be forced out of their own country in order to survive. Unlike many other refugees from
other countries, these Syrian refugees do not
 Mcts Guide to Microsoft Windows 7 Chapter 1 Solutions Essay
Review Questions
1. A friend of yours has asked which version of Windows 7 should be purchased to start a new
multimedia based home entertainment system. Your friend will not require business support
features, but they will require support communicating with their Xbox 360. You recommend:
a.Windows 7 Ulitmate
b.Windows 7 Home Basic
c.Windows 7 Home Premium
d.Windows 7 Enterprise

2. Windows 7 supports only cooperative multitasking. True or False?

3. The Graphical Processing Unit is a hardware component capable of quickly drawing items to the
screen.

4. A graphics card capable of running the Aero Theme must have drivers certified to which standard
(select two)?
a. DirectX
b. WDDM
c. WDF
d. WDM
e. Vendor

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Updated drivers for the hardware can be obtained from the manufacturer and from which Microsoft
web site?
a. Windows Marketplace
b. Windows Driver Distribution
c. Microsoft support
d. Windows Update

19. Some hardware can be added to the computer without having to restart or power down the
computer. After a short period of time the device driver automatically loads and the hardware is
available to applications and the user. This type of hardware is considered compatible with what
type of technology?
a. Teredo
b. WDDM
c.Plug and Play
d. legacy

20. You have purchased a new 72 GB disk drive and would like to format it in Vista with a single
partition that uses up all the space on the drive. You can format the file system on the partition as
(choose all that apply):
a. FAT16
b. FAT32
c. CDFS
d. NTFS

21. Software assurance customers can take advantage of extra applications provided with Windows
7 Enterprise edition. What feature included with this edition will allow legacy applications to run at
the same time as other Windows 7 applications?
a. BitLocker drive encryption
b. NTFS
c. UNIX native application support
d. XP Mode
e. Terminal Services

22. Which of the following is an advantage of HomeGroup computing?

23. A thread represents the files, data, and instructions that make up a single running task or
application. True or
 Advantages Of Instructional Technology
The use of instructional technologies has several advantages for both the teacher and the students.
Instructional technologies motivate students, capture their attention, and help explain complex
concepts.
B.BARRIERS OF USING INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES INTO E LEARNING IN THE
CLASSROOM
When we talking about the barriers of using instructional technology can recognize a number of
factors as barriers to the adoption of instructional technology. The fear of failure in using the
technology is a factor that has been cited as an initial barrier (Hannafin Savenye, 1993). [10]
Lacking resources, lack of equipment, insufficient facilities, lack of knowledge, lack of preparation
time to integrate instructional technology to teaching methods and students to use computers or the
Internet for some instructional activities are main barriers of using instructional technology into e
learning in classroom.
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INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN
Instructional design is a systematic process of analysis of learning needs and development of
instruction. It is also known as (ISD) instructional system design, systematic approach. Instructional
design is art, science, reality, system, and technology. As an example it is a science because it is
based on learning theories like behaviorism, cognitivism and constructivism and it is an art because
of the creativity of design process. [6]
Instructional design is a technology which used to create learning experiences and environments and
can promote the instructional activities through using it. [6]
The teaching and learning process is to be helped, the purpose of instructional design. The objective
of the Instructional design is to support the teaching and learning process by guaranteeing that
education experiences are improved for specific learning goals.
There are many Instructional design models, techniques and learning theories. Some of they are,
The ADDIE Model
Dick and Carey Systems Approach Model
Seels and Glasgow ISD Model
Waterfall
 India s Production Of Shale Gas
University of Pittsburgh
Joseph Graduate School of Business

Maria Beatriz Alcantara de Miranda

Challenges in the Production of Shale Gas in the United States and in Logistics and Transportation
of Natural Gas in Russia

Research presented to the GRP: Global Energy Competing Perspectives from Western PA to Eastern
Europe course, taught by Prof. Susan M Hicks.

Pittsburgh
June 2015 ABSTRACT

This research report examines the challenges in the production of Shale Gas in the United States and
In Logistics and Transportation of Natural Gas in Russia in the past recent years and the future
challenges for the Energy industry. This report is based on information catered by the many lecturers
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Contents
Introduction................................................................................................................4
Natural and Shale Gas................................................................................................6
Challenges and Opportunities of Conventional and Unconventional Gas..........7
Conclusions...................................................................................................................14
References ...................................................................................................................15

Challenges in the Production of Shale Gas in the United States and

INTRODUCTION The most vital industry of our time is the energy industry. It provides energy to
all other industries and improves the quality of people s lives. Energy helps us produce and preserve
all basic necessities like food, fuel for transportation, power to keep machinery working and
communication technology accessible. Energy is found in a number of different forms as chemical
energy, electrical energy, thermal energy, solar energy, mechanical energy, and nuclear energy. The
future of the energy industries holds many responsibilities toward creating new technologies to
explore and transport energy to its final consumer respecting natural resources and minimizing
harmful environmental impact. The concerns on environmental impacts of the energy production
systems have made many countries take an extremely large amount of time developing policies that
regulate the energy industry. Those policies aim to control
 The Animal Of The Zoo
Many zoos around the world have captive breeding programs in which they take animals from the
wild and breed them in captivity and the offspring of these species become the entertainment of the
public. Seeing the new panda bear cub exhibit can bring major business to the zoos, but when the
new set of cubs arrive what is to be done with the old cubs? When there is no profitable use or need
for an animal in the zooit is considered a surplus. Surplus animals, if they re lucky, will be
transferred to another program that need more of that particular species. Most of the time,
however, the zoo will cull the extra animals. Also, when a zoo feels as though the social structure
of an animal family is crumbling, many zoos will cull any extra babies or euthanize the
troublemakers. It is considered Zoothansia. According to One Green Planet, U.S. zoos favor the
use of contraception to limit the number of unwanted pregnancies amongst animals, however in
Europe, killing surplus animals is standard practice . Recently, there was a very public culling of a
giraffe names Marius in the Copenhagen Zoo. The zoo has determined that Marius s traits were too
common in the breeding pool he was in so he was considered useless. Marius, the 18 month old
giraffe, was culled in front of a group of students visiting the enclosure. This sent an uproar through
the animal rights movements as well as the general public simply because the giraffe could have
been transferred to another zoo rather than
 Prologue To The Wife Of Bath s Tale
The relationship between the Prologue to the Wife of Bath s Tale and what is told of her in the
General Prologue , and the tale itself is that each of tales gives a different point of view on the
situation with the wife.
The Wife uses the prologue to explain her situation in her point of view. She views herself as
someone who knows a lot about marriage, going as far as to called herself an authority on marriage.
She tells the readers about her experience through the five husbands and her story with each of
them. She says that most people weren t receptive to the fact that she had numerous marriages.
Although others weren t happy about the fact that she was married a lot, she wanted to defend
herself. She went as far as to bring up facts
 Analysis Of J. Tracy Power s Lee s Miserables
One of the most prominent armies of the civil war the Army of Northern Virginia is one of the
most commonly analyzed aspects of the confederacy. In J. Tracy Power s Lee s Miserables,
Power evaluates the mindset of the soldiers by following their correspondence to family members
as well as their use of diaries. The book is designed to demonstrate the psychological changes of
the soldiers from The Battles of the Wilderness and Spotsylvania to the eventual surrender of the
army at Appomattox. Power effectively describes the spectrum of physiological states exhibited by
the soldier while maintaining a theme of respect for the generalship of Robert E. Lee. While the work
exhibits countless examples that become repetitive, the sentiments of the... Show more content on
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Power effectively captures their feelings by supplying the reader with an abundance of quotes that
contain complaints over the quality and quantity of rations. One in particular complains of, pickled
beef, which he said could just as easily be dog instead of beef (258). During this siege the once
confident Army of Northern Virginia no longer predicted a quick end of the war. The soldiers
echoed an uncertainty for when the war would end while expressing a desire for it to be soon.
Power depicts a descriptive picture of the life of the soldier by referencing the numerous hardships
including extended periods in the trenches as well as long periods without fresh clothes. Many of
the soldiers complained of having tattered and worn down clothing and expressed strong desires for
new clothing. Power further captures their desire by noting opinion of the inspector general of the
army who believed that the small rations and inadequate supply of clothing is doubtless promoting
desertion among the men (224). Perhaps one of the must detrimental occurrences in the Army of
Northern Virginia was the act of desertion. As the siege of Petersburg and Richmond extended into
the winter of 1864 and 1865 the physical hardships, re election of Lincoln, as well as news of
Sherman s march caused many soldiers to desert. The combination of these discouraging events led
to desertion rates of up
 Knowledge and Imagination in Mary Shelly s Frankenstein
Title He who knows nothing is closer to the truth than he whose mind is filled with falsehoods and
errors .(Thomas Jefferson).In Mary Shelly s Frankenstein, the theme of the sublime is featured
throughout the text. It is seen in the use of knowledge, imagination, and solitariness which is the
protagonist s primary source of power. This perpetuates their quest for glory, revenge, and what
results in their own self destruction and dehumanization. Ultimately, the final cause being
irreversible harm. Childhood is a time of freedom. However, for Victor, childhood is merely a
remembrance of what is lost: Before misfortune had tainted my mind, and changed its bright visions
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Here, the monster is fascinated with language. This represents his innocence and how innocence
is literal, simplistic, spontaneous and immediate, while experience is permanent. To learn more,
the monster reads the Delacey s (Felix, Agatha and Mr. Delacey) through observation. He learns
French by listening to them speak. He acquires language by listening, but he also observes the
Delacey s and learns how to be civilized. His education is like a vignette, he learns language and
civility by reading people, and he asks himself: And what was I? Of my creation and creator I was
absolutely ignorant; but I knew that I possessed no money, no friends and no kind of property. I
was, besides, endowed with a figure hideously deformed and loathsome; I was not even of the
same nature as man. (Shelly 80) The monster clearly understands his position in the world, the
tragedy of his existence and abandonment by his creator. Although knowledge is deemed a
Godlike science , there are two sides to knowledge that essentially turns the creature into a monster
. The monster describes the effects of knowledge: Sorrow only increased with knowledge. [...] of
what a strange nature is knowledge! It clings to the mind, when it has once seized on it, like a
lichen on the rock. I wished sometimes to shake off all thought and feeling. (Shelly 81) Knowledge
is permanent,
 Textual Analysis Of Dance Performance
On Tuesday October 21, 2015, our Introduction to Modern class went to Harrisburg Area
Community College to watch the Rioult Dance NY perform four dance pieces using musical works
of founder, Pascal Rioult, in the Rose Lehrman Arts Center. The duration of the program was 7:30 9
p.m.
The particular piece that I found the most captivating was City choreographed by Pascal Rioult
and performed by Catherine Cooch, Corinna Lee Nicholson, Michael Spencer Phillips, and
Sabatino A. Verlezza. This piece displayed both the physical and the mental struggles of each of the
four individuals in a city like environment. The piece began with a distinct backdrop that showed a
crowd of people walking through a busy street with cacophonic sounds of the people. The discord
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Although it was difficult at times to observe each moment due to the location of our seating, I still
saw a little bit of Nicholson s solo in right corner of the stage. She suspended her legs and toes, with
a slow and strong articulation of the feet, and dramatically fell to the ground. Similarly, Cooch
suspended her arms forward towards the audience, while doing a demi plié and diminutively
curving her spine, and gave a merciful gaze as if she was asking for help. Additionally, one of the
male dancers in the vest suspended his right arm forward, fell forward towards downstage and
catches himself. In addition to the suspension and the fall movements, the sharp and the angular
movements were also prevalent in this piece. Throughout specific parts of the piece, while one
dancer danced his or her solo, the others would move and walk downstage and then upstage very
angularly in unison, with their feet flexed; almost as if they were robots. I interpreted this as if they
were living machines that were the products of the consumer and materialistic culture in the
 The Big Red Dog Research Paper
Clifford, The Big Red Dog, was in his room playing video games and he wrote about the good things
and the bad things about video games. Video games is the way to play games only if you love to
play video games. There is over a ton of games to choose from, there are many gaming systems to
choose from. But parents say the games are the reason kids are failing school. If you are a person
who likes to playgames, this is for you. Video games are a way to learn new things and to do
things, like listening to music and so on. In this writing we will talk about how video games are.
The first reason is how video gameare helpful. The second reason is how video games can be bad
for you. The last reason is how video games are fun and how you will love... Show more content on
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People that play video games will miss a lot in life and if they don t use it right they will not get
through life. They will fail school and not get a good job and they will not get a good education.
They will not want to do thing in side all they will be doing is playing video games too much and
then they will get into trouble, Last year, psychologists claimed that video game players who
favor violent shoot em up games are more likely to be aggressive and ferocious when offline, and
significantly more at risk of committing crimes (Wells 2). So there are some reasons why they say
they are bad for kids. But there is no reason for you to try out the gaming live. Now if you don t
like it then you don t have to get