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This paper is about Shiva Nataraja. The sculptured bronze statues show a Shiva with four arms. The four cardinal directions are represented by these arms, and each hand either holds something or adopts a certain gesture. When observing this art sculpture, I came to understand that the balancing act and immobility of the mask-like visage, in stark contrast to the continuous, glorious motion of the dancing, graceful limbs, are meant to represent the traditional Indian concept of a continuous cycle...

This is a paper about Shiva Nataraja. These sculptured bronze statues show a Shiva with four arms. The four cardinal directions are represented by these arms, and each hand either holds something or adopts a certain gesture. When observing this art sculpture, I came to understand that the balancing act and immobility of the mask-like visage, in stark contrast to the continuous, glorious motion of the dancing, graceful limbs, are meant to represent the traditional Indian concept of a continuous c...

General Chemistry I--Intro to Chemistry: Definitions, Notes & Study Guide #2/// Intro to Chemistry: A study guide complete with definitions and detailed examples. Useful for the foundations of Chemistry (beginning of General Chemistry I). This study guide explores the concept of units of measurements (SI units, temperature scales, measurement conversion, length, volume & mass), application of precision & accuracy, and utilizing significant figures, scientific notation and standard deviation. I...

General Chemistry I--Intro to Chemistry: Definitions, Notes, & Study Guide #1/// A General Chemistry I study guide that provides definitions and examples for the early beginnings of Chemistry. This study guide covers: (1) goals of Chemistry, (2) experimental definitions and processes, (3) classifying matter, (4) elements & atoms, (5) compounds and molecules, (6) physical properties of a substance, and (7) physical & chemical changes of a substance. Basically, this study guide lays the groundwor...

In-depth Introduction to Finance (FINA 3001) notes with practice examples and study guides for midterms and final exams with step-by-step solutions. The notes are also color-coordinated and highlighted to emphasize very important things to remember! Hope you enjoy!

This document has the first lecture notes using the study guide provided by the instructor. It also includes textbook/article notes that came with the course and essential questions (assignment).

Very detailed notes. Would substitute for the lectures.

ISyE323: Operations Research—Deterministic Models Problem Set #9 Due: December 5 The homework answers should be brought to class on 12/5. There will not be a quiz associated with this homework Deliverables: • Writeup (on paper) for each problem 1 Unbounded LP 1-1 Problem Using the simplex method show that the following linear program is unbounded. max 2x1 − 3x2 − x3 s.t.x2 − x3 ≤ 6 −x1 − x3 ≤ 10 x1, x2 ≥ 0 x3 free Answer: Since x3 is free, we need to do the subs...

Chapter 1 notes for University of MN Twin Cities POL1001 class.

Classification of antibiotics 1. Beta lactams • Have a beta lactam ring • Examples – Penicillins, Cephalosporins, Monobactam Cont… 2. Aminoglycosides • Have an amino acid and a glycoside in their structures • Examples – Gentamycin, Kanamycin, Streptomycin, Amikacin, Tobramycin, vancomycin 3. Sulphonamides • Are derivatives of sulphanolamide • Includes sulphamethoxazole and sulphadimidine 4. Tetracyclines • Have a 4 ring structure in there make up • Includes tetracycline...