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Anthropology - Answer-Study of humans and the human condition Sub-Disciplines of Anthropology - Answer-Biological, socio-cultural, linguistic, archaeology Forensic Anthropology - Answer-Human remains in a medicolegal context What sub-discipline is forensic anthropology? - Answer-Biological anthropology Why is forensic anthropology useful? - Answer-1. Biological profile of the decedent 2. Provide expert witness testimony 3. Aid law enforcement in investigating traumas 4. Determine ...

Forensic anthropology is - Answer-- A field that involves both anthropology and forensic studies. - A subdiscipline of biological anthropology. Modern forensic anthropology has its roots in - Answer-Anatomy Medical science Biological anthropology Taphonomic studies What is the major problem with the Hamann-Tood and Terry Skeletal Collections? - Answer-They are not representative of the entire historic U.S. population The facility that opened at the University of Tennessee in 1980: -...

Why is the use of sharp, metal tools discouraged during maceration? - Answer-they can leave marks on the bone that may be confused with perimortem trauma Which of the following is NOT traditionally considered one of the four fields of american anthropology? - Answer-paleontology the principle that "with contact between two items there will be an exchange" is known as - Answer-Locard's Principle which of the following would be LEAST likely to initiate a medicolegal investigation? - An...

The Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command Central Identification Laboratory (JPAC-CIL) is known for: - Answer-Identifying missing U.S. servicemembers Which of the following components are assessed or determined by forensic anthropologists? a. Sex b. Ancestry c. Age d. Manner of death e. A, B, C only - Answer-A, B, C only Which of the following is NOT one of the sub-specialties of biological anthropology? a. Primatology b. Archaeology c. Morphology d. Paleoanthropology ...

which of the following components are assessed or determined by forensic anthropologists - Answer-sex, ancestry, age the application of biological anthropology to the mediolegal issues - Answer-forensic anthropology Which of these is NOT a primary subfield of anthropology - Answer-forensic anthropology who is the father of forensic anthropology - Answer-thomas dwight formative period - Answer- Consolidation period - Answer- modern period - Answer- new millenium - Answer-2000...

Averaging Method - Answer-The method where extreme opinions are rejected, moderate positions are accepted, less productive discussions Consensus - Answer-takes more time but there is an open sharing of ideas, more creative solutions, and all team members find common ground Reasons why engineers often work in teams - Answer-- international - project management - design considers a lot Definition of concurrent engineering - Answer-work simultaneously to develop projects (parallel) F...

design process step 1 - Answer-define problem design process step 2 - Answer-generate concepts design process step 3 - Answer-develop a solution design process step 4 - Answer-construct/test prototype design process step 5 - Answer-evaluate solution design process step 6 - Answer-present the solution four major engineering disciplines - Answer-mechanical, electrical, chemical, civil oblique pictorial view - Answer-straight on 3d view isometric view - Answer-3d view with 1...

What term best describes the list of items below? - Must have a minimum of seven different parts once assembled - Must be the same scale as the engine car - Must be able to attach to the car - Answer-Design Constraints Imagine below is an: (Pictures, descriptions, diagrams) - Answer-Engineer's Notebook The gradual improvements of an automobile over a period of time is called - Answer-Project Evolution If the mean measurement of Part A is 38 inches, what is the data set? - Answer-28,...

Engineering Final Exam?

The application of math and science to develop useful products or processes. - Answer-Engineering An occupational group that provides for society a service that involves the pursuit of one or more moral ideas. -entry requirements that involve education, challenging/independent-Engineering has BSE with concentrations in, and has other qualifications. This has outside people that demand requirement in the university/college program. It is the subject where the College cannot change the requi...