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If we can understand how/why people engage in criminal behaviour, it follows that strategies can be developed to prevent and/or reduce crime. Knowledge around crime has led to a range of policies. - correct answer-Policies can be: Formal- (think of formal sanctions) given by official bodies like police and courts e.g fine, custodial sentence Informal- given by people around them/they have a choice to engage with it e.g psychoanalysis Crime control- to reduce the amount of crime State pun...

1. A blended Scotch Whisky is? 1. A blend of malt and grain whisky 2. Less harsh but less flavourful than a malt whisky 3. From one distillery in Scotland 4. Made in a column still 1. A blended Scotch Whisky is? 1. A blend of malt and grain whisky 2. Less harsh but less flavourful than a malt whisky 4. Made in a column still 2. Which one of the following statements is NOT true? The distillation process: Involves boiling the ethanol of an alcoholic liquid and condensing it; Separat...

Identify the production systems used in food manufacture - Manual production systems Automated production system Computerised production systems Descibe the features of manual production systems - Manual production systems - They physical handle material - Suitable for small scale production - Some mechanical equipment may be used - More cost effective to use labour rather than invest in large expensive equipment Describe the features of automated production systems - Aut...

Explain the role of additives in manufactured food - -preserve flavour/colour or enhance its taste and appearance of processed food e.g. beeswax is used as a glazing agent to coat apples to improve appearance -Improve quality or stability of food -Preserve food - extend shelf life -Examples: anti-caking agent, bulking agents, colourings, firming/stabilising agents, emulsifiers, foaming, raising agents, sweeteners, thickeners name 2 types of food additives and give examples - anti-ca...

Lecture notes for the module 'MAT 3043 Graphs and Networks' in the Mathematics course. Topics covered in the notes include: - Graphs - Connectedness - Eulerian and Hamiltonian Graphs - Trees - Planar Graphs and Geometric Dual - Graph Colourings - Matchings and Networks Definitions in pink, formulae and equations in green, examples in blue.

What are 4 examples of food additives? - Sweeteners, antioxidants, colourings and flavourings Pros of sweeteners? - They reduce sugar and calorie content which is helpful for people who want to lose weight Cons of sweeteners - The long term effects are unknown Pros of flavourings? - Cheaper than using 'real' flavourings Cons of flavourings? - Monosodium glutamate is used to make flavours in some foods stronger but some people may be allergic to MSG Pros of antioxidants? - They give foo...

This document talks about: - Graph Colouring: A way of assigning colours to the vertices or edges of a graph so that adjacent elements have different colours. The chromatic number of a graph is the minimum number of colours needed for a proper colouring. - Bounds and Algorithms: Some results and methods for finding upper and lower bounds on the chromatic number of a graph, such as Brooks' theorem, the greedy algorithm, and Mycielski's construction. Also, some techniques for counting the nu...