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- 3471: The Alien And Sedition Acts
- ... House of Representatives on June21, 1798, remarked: "...by this act the president alone is empowered to make the law, to fix in his mind what acts, words, what thoughts or looks, shall constitute such a crime." The Congressional allowance of such a delegation and the Supreme Court's collaboration (via not condemning the Act) "comes completely within the definition of despotism - a union of legislative, executive, and judicial powers." Another Republican ...
- 3472: Trends in Telecommunications
- ... optical disks) • development of audio and video boards • availability of screens with more vivid images • faster processing time • increased cycle speeds (in excess of 100 million) Computing and telecommunications have become an inseparable twosome. The computer has become the primary tool for generating information. Telecommunications has become the vehicle for delivering the information. Thus, the innovations taking place in these two areas complement one another.
- 3473: The Corruption Crisis Of The E
- ... corruption is the relative weakness of tthe central government and the inefficiency of the buerocracy. These madiators came to be the only effective channels between central governments and peripheries. They were the seeds of organized crime of the maffia for example, which integrated into the central government. In the northern part of the continent there is more emphasis on the notions of incompatibility and the conflict of interest. There are problems ...
- 3474: The Evolution Of Inequality In
- ... were ensured by the Bill of Rights. The rights of blacks and the underprivileged were not even considered. The Fifth Amendment states, "No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a grand jury…, nor be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation ...
- 3475: Bilingual Education
- ... Bilingual education was the state of California; not exactly a conservative state by any means. The controversial Prop 227 was passed by a significantly wide margin 61% to 39%. Prop. 227 was headed by Millionaire computer executive Ron Unz himself the son of immigrant parents. During the battle to pass Prop 227 Unz was called everything from a sell out to a White supremacist. The surrounding Bilingual education is now fueled ...
- 3476: Life During the Civil War
- ... burning, and killing(Ratchford, 11). To me it sounds as though the life of a soldier during the Civil War is not one that I would want to live. I would rather sit at my computer and type a paper about it than actually leave through it. The soldiers and the civilians alike, had it very rough. The conditions were harsh and the fear of death would be the only thing ...
- 3477: Basic Principles Of Democracy
- ... of individual freedom. People should be able to choose whether or not to wear their safety belt without having the fear that they might be fined a ticket. It is referred to as a victimless crime. The only victim is the person who is forced to wear their seat belt. The third foundation of democracy is the necessity of compromise. This is defined as that whatever number of parties there may ...
- 3478: Ethernet
- ... of cable. Local Area Network can be linked together using a combination of cabling and system layouts. CSMA/CD which stands for Multiple Access with Collision Detection is the access method Ethernet uses. CSMA/CD computer communications network over coaxial cabling, and published the "Blue Book Standard" for Ethernet Version 1. This standard was later enhanced, and in 1985 Ethernet II was released. The IEEE's (Institute of Electrical and Electronics ...
- 3479: Technology
- ... business owner to track all sales and shipments made with the push of a button. Computers have also been a major factor in the development of weaponry. The Air Force and Navy have long exhibited computer flight simulators as an effective form of training its pilots. To meet the demand of rising technology, the army founded the AHPCRC, the Army High Performance Computing Research Center. "The Army High Performance Computing Research ...
- 3480: The Evolution of Jet Engines
- ... in materials and a reduction of vibration in the housing. Right now the jet industry has over one thousand jets operational at one time, which poses the threat of malfunction and crashes. With the new computer analysis of problems and the new materials found in the internals of the engines, there is less of a risk of malfunction than in the past. Many factors have lead to the popular take over ...
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