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The Prize Is Right: Amending The Mpa To Put Patients First, Melanie R. Haywood

DePaul Law Review

No abstract provided.

Mining Metadata: The Gold Standard For Authenticating Social Media Evidence In Illinois, Linda Greene

DePaul Law Review

No abstract provided.

Protecting The People: Expanding Title Vii's Protection Against Sex Discrimination To Sexual Orientation Discrimination, Coco Arima

DePaul Law Review

No abstract provided.

Bridging The Property-Contract Divide: Testing The Endowment Effect In Law, Marco Jimenez

DePaul Law Review

No abstract provided.

The Course Of Performance Doctrine In Commercial Contracts: An Empirical Analysis, Uri Benoliel

DePaul Law Review

No abstract provided.

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DePaul Law Review

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Is There A Hidden Test Answer Key In The Aqedah? A Literary Structural Study., Arlyn S. Drew

Seminary Scholarship Symposium

The Aqedah (“Binding of Isaac”) or the Sacrifice of Isaac of Genesis 22:1–19 is framed as a divine test (v. 1). Scholars recognize the “structure matches exactly what a test is made up of.” Yet, paradox and tension mark Abraham’s trial. Why does God test Abraham by requiring the horrific sacrifice of Isaac then reverse himself? Since literary structure reveals the vision of the narrator, Jacques Doukhan’s chiastic structure (vv. 1–12) convincingly delineates the plot tension and dialogues. But verses 13–19 also correlate with parts of the chiasm and covenant revelations assuming the shape of a metaphorical key. If the …

Documentality And Dialogue, Terry Dwain Robertson

Seminary Scholarship Symposium

The function of the library is to collect, preserve, and provide access to recorded human communication. “Documentality” is an umbrella term that embraces the complexity and scope of this enterprise. By definition, the artifacts of recorded human communication are technology dependent, language dependent, and socially constructed. These factors impact and constrain the message contained in the recordings. This poster highlights a few of the challenges and introduces a number of specializations that provide ways to overcome the difficulties. An application to the Dialogue between Science and Theology about Creation is discussed.

A Covenant Interpretive Hypothesis For The Sacrifice Of Isaac: Unbinding With The Test Answer Key, Arlyn S. Drew

Seminary Scholarship Symposium

Abraham’s test of the sacrifice of Isaac in Genesis 22 hangs on God’s words. God’s last speech in the test functions as a divine interpretation of Abraham’s test actions (“because you have done this thing“ v. 16) for the covenant blessings (vv. 16-18) sequentially evoke all of Abraham’s seven covenant revelations except for the sixth (Abraham’s intercession in Gen 18). Since the covenant lessons are used as the divine norm for evaluating Abraham, one logical interpretative hypothesis for the test is a covenant-crisis challenge designed to elicit a comprehensive covenant response from the divinely trained Abraham. This covenant interpretation satisfies …

Missionary Bridges Toward Postmodernism, Bogdan Platon

Seminary Scholarship Symposium

The poster will observe the postmodern spirituality and will describe some possible bridges of connection between Christian mission and postmodern worldview. This will help to develop a better Christian mission with more effective relationships with Postmodern people.

Providing Responses To Queries Received In A Group Context, Anonymous

Defensive Publications Series

Techniques to provide responses to user queries are described herein. Sensor data from a client device is obtained with user permission to detect the presence of users near the device. Such users can include verified users and unverified users. User profiles for the users are accessed to retrieve information regarding the group, such as a total number of users, age/gender information, mood information, etc. The query context is determined, e.g., location and time of the query, weather at the location, etc. The user query is analyzed using natural language processing techniques. A customized response is generated based on the retrieved …

Controlling Routing For Power Outage Notification Transmission, Zaochun Zhang, Rui Huang, Zhanwu Wang, Xiaopu Zhang

Defensive Publications Series

Techniques are described herein to equip backup power for some key nodes and form the local Directed Acyclic Graphs (DAGs) rooted at the first hop node with backup power. Nodes have different preferred parents in different work states. In normal state, nodes behave like existing mesh networks and have no performance sacrifice. In Power Outage Notification (PON) state, nodes can unicast the PON messages to their PON state’s parents to improve PON message transmission efficiency and reliability.

Intelligent Regression Testing For Internet Of Things Wireless Device Using Mixed Machine Learning Methods, Lele Zhang, Mingyu Xie, Chuanwei Li, Xiang Fang

Defensive Publications Series

Techniques are described herein for a mixed Machine Learning (ML) method which contains both the Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) algorithm and Bayesian method. The regression test is very common for a Quality Assurance (QA) team in its daily work, but usually has too many cases for a very little-changed patch. The techniques described herein may pick up as few desired test cases as possible but still guarantee the same testing performance as before. This may improve the efficiency of the QA team, shorten its work time, and reduce the requirement for testing devices as well.

Gaza, William L. Blizek

Journal of Religion & Film

This is a film review of Gaza (2019) directed by Garry Keane and Andrew McConnell.

The Mystery Of Matter: "Unruly Elements", No Presenters

Science Seminars

2019 marks the International Year of the Periodic Table - 150 years since it was first developed. This week we will air a documentary depicting the early scientists who sought to bring order to the growing list of elements known in the 1800s. It is about one of the great adventures in the history of science: the long and continuing quest to understand what the world is made of, telling the story of some of history’s most important scientists as they seek to identify, understand and organize the basic building blocks of matter.

A Moderate Approach To Extreme Altruism., Brendan Terry

essay: critical writing at pomona college

Brendan Terry ‘20 completed this piece for The Essay as Problem, an ID1 course taught by Professor Kara Wittman in Fall 2016. It was selected as one of the three papers that received an honorable mention that year.

The Government, In Love., Chunghwa Suh

essay: critical writing at pomona college

Chunghwa Suh ‘20 wrote this paper for her ID1 course, The Essay as Problem, with Professor Kara Wittman, in Fall 2016. Writing Program staff selected it as one of the three prize-winning papers from that semester.

That’S Absurd! (Or Is It?), Tulika Mohan

essay: critical writing at pomona college

Tulika Mohan ‘20 completed this essay for her ID1 course, Lose Thyself, with Professor Elijah Quetin, in Fall 2016. Writing Program staff selected it as a prize-winning submission; it has the most original form of any piece published in essay to date. In her free time, Tulika likes to hike in LA and pet the dogs she finds on the trail.

Food Fight: Violence And Exploitation In Fruit Still Life, Aidan Maurstad

essay: critical writing at pomona college

Aidan Maurstad ‘20 submitted this piece for his ID1 course, The Problem of Form: Sonnet, Still Life, Life, with Professor Colleen Rosenfeld, in Fall 2016. It was selected as one of the three prize-winning papers.

Chinese Speakers In America: Diglossia As Style, Kang (Franco) Liu

essay: critical writing at pomona college

Franco Liu ‘20 undertook this research project for Professor David Divita’s Fall 2016 ID1 course, Language and Gender. This piece received an honorable mention out of thirty ID1 papers under consideration that year. Also, as an international student, Franco is glad that the English skills he’s accumulated from watching Desperate Housewives have finally paid off.

In Knead Of Interpretation: Reimagining Marie Clements’ Post-Dramatic Play Burning Vision Through The Interpretive Signpost Of Bread., Zed Alexander Hopkins

essay: critical writing at pomona college

Zed Alexander Hopkins ‘20 submitted this paper in Fall 2016 for Professor James Taylor’s ID1 course, Our Troubled World Imagined: Theatre and the Environment. It is one of the three papers that received honorable mention from that semester.

Foreword, Kara Wittman, Pam Bromley

essay: critical writing at pomona college

No abstract provided.

Front Matter, Pomona College Writing Program

essay: critical writing at pomona college

essay: critical writing at pomona college is an online, open-access journal published in Scholarship@Claremont. essay is an initiative of the Pomona College Writing Program and is part of a larger network of online, open-access publications supported by the Claremont Colleges Library. Pieces that appear in essay are peer-reviewed by Pomona College faculty and Writing Partners.

Meeting Minutes, Wku Graduate Council

Graduate School

Meeting minutes.

Manual: Blue Cross And Blue Shield Of Florida Charitable Initiative 2003-2004 (Part One), Blue Cross And Blue Shield Of Florida, Inc.

Florida Blue Archives Printed Materials

Part one of a manual for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida Charitable Initiative 2003-2004.

Manual: Blue Cross And Blue Shield Of Florida Charitable Initiative 2003-2004 (Part Two), Blue Cross And Blue Shield Of Florida, Inc.

Florida Blue Archives Printed Materials

Part two of a manual for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida Charitable Initiative 2003-2004.

Smart Deployment With Routing Protocol For Low-Power And Lossy Networks Topology In Wireless Mesh Networks By Multi-Objective Optimization Algorithm, Caijun Jiang, Xiaopu Zhang, Dapeng Zhu, Rui Huang

Defensive Publications Series

Techniques are provided for a multi-objective model for the Wireless Mesh Networks (WMNs) planning problem where three conflicting objectives are optimized simultaneously. Different discrete recommendation areas may form different network topologies, thus screening out the best recommendation. In order to evaluate the network topology, a mechanism is described to simulate the radio coverage and Routing Protocol for Low-Power and Lossy Networks (RPL) simulator to search the optimal positon by new deployments generated iteratively. In particular, provided are (1) a networking deployment mathematical model based on RPL topology, (2) a multi-objective optimization approach to search the best RPL topology, and (3) …

Prediction Of Peer-To-Peer Routing Request Based On Low-Power And Lossy Networks Behavior Analytics, Xiaopu Zhang, Caijun Jiang, Dapeng Zhu, Zaochun Zhang

Defensive Publications Series

Techniques are provided to predict Peer-to-Peer (P2P) routing requests in Low-Power and Lossy Networks (LLNs). With this prediction, a P2P routing path may be prepared on demand and in advance.

Sers Packaging With Multiple Inlet And Outlet Features, Hp Inc

Defensive Publications Series

A 3D orifice plate for a SERS chip reduces or eliminates air bubble trapping in

the chip.

Invisible Display Mode, Hp Inc

Defensive Publications Series

The perceived visibility of a computer monitor is reduced or eliminated when

not in use by imaging the environment behind the monitor and adjusting it based on the

head position of the monitor's user.