Worst-case scenario Essays

  • Analysis Of An Indian Father's Plea

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    music talented or physically talented but they are manipulated to learn from a book rather than expressing their own ways much. This is the case of the son of the writer, Robert Lake, from “An Indian Father’s Plea”. In which the cultural difference in both the native tribe and the society that is America has named the child, Wind-Wolf, a “slow learner”. With such case, the father argues that the child “has already been through quite an education compared with his peers in Western society.” Although the

  • Malcom Reynolds: Ornithophobia

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    Standing at six foot one, and weighing three-hundred and twenty pounds, Malcom Reynolds is infamous for having won multiple weightlifting champions across the United States. At 14-years of age, after reining as champion in an international weightlifting competition in Iceland, Reynolds was declared “Strongest Youth in the Northern Hemisphere.” Looking at this man, most would not hesitate to assume that he fears nothing. But even as the gallant Bruce Wayne fears bats, the goliath Reynolds fears of

  • Worst Case Scenario: Overcoming a Fear of the Sea

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    where I enjoyed being in the ocean. On one fateful day, at Venice beach, the ocean tide took me under. My family and onlookers could not break me free from the tide, and I almost drowned. This day was the catalyst to my severe phobia of the sea. My worst nightmares became a reality when my family planned a vacation, a cruise to the Caribbean. With much hesitation, I went on the trip. I sailed through the airport and the plane ride without a care in the world. Landing in San Juan, Puerto Rico was exciting

  • Bubble Algorithm Essay

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    general, if we have list of n elements, we will have the following list, (n-1) + (n-2) …. + 2 +1 = (n-1) n / 2 comparisons. The complexity here based on quadratically(degree 2) in n. For Best Case: The time complexity of the best case scenario is O(n). For Worst Case: The time complexity of the best case scenario is O(n2). Note: The Bubble sort is not efficient, there are other sorting algorithms that are much faster. Assignment#1.2: Q- Discuss the Complexity of searching algorithms. Complexity of

  • User Domain Case Scenario

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    Introduction What is the worst that could happen to a large insurance and financial corporation with facilities in several states? Exploring the seven domains of a typical IT infrastructure leads to several possibilities. One possible scenario for each of the seven domains, user, workstation, LAN, LAN-to-WAN, remote access, WAN, and system/application will be explored in depth and taken to the furthest worst-case scenario. User Domain The user domain can be a very large security hole that

  • Financial Case Study: Tremont

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    review the different metrics we have calculated and focus on which is the better approach for Tremont. While EAA is calculated in the analysis, the equal timelines of the two mutually exclusive projects are the same, so EAA is largely irrelevant in this case. Additionally, the CFO’s requested Payback Period metric is simplistic and doesn’t consider time value of money, so it also should not be considered. Even Discounted Payback Period, which does take time value of money into account, still is based on

  • Kraft Foods: The Coffe Pod Launch, Case Topic

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    KRAFT FOODS: THE COFFEE POD LAUNCH CASE TOPIC Geoff Herzog is the product manager for coffee development at Kraft Foods Canada. After reviewing successful results of single-serve coffee pod systems, he wondered whether it would be successful in other areas. It was July 6, 2004, and Herzog had just learned that Kraft Foods North America was planning an aggressive launch of coffee pods in the United States. He then had only a month to decide whether or not the company should proceed with a simultaneous

  • The Role Of Fear In The Novel 'Odds Against Tomorrow'

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    because you are in danger, but can often times be imagined. In the novel Odds Against Tomorrow by Nathaniel Rich, the protagonist Mitchell Zukor lives with fear everyday. Mitchell calculates worst-case scenarios of natural disasters. He works for a company that sells fear, FutureWorld. One of the worst-case scenarios Mitchell had predicted comes true. A hurricane hits New York City. Mitchell and his co-worker Jane go off to find his friend from college Elsa. The novel shows us that Mitchell deals with

  • John Rawls’ A Theory of Justice

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    John Rawls’ A Theory of Justice holds that a rational, mutually disinterested individual in the Original Position and given the task of establishing societal rules to maximise their own happiness throughout life, is liable to choose as their principles of justice a) guaranteed fundamental liberties and b) the nullification of social and economic disparities by universal equality of opportunities, which are to be of greatest benefit to the least advantaged members of society , . Rawls’ system of

  • Mr Walker Case Summary

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    In case 2, Mr. Walker, the husband, decided to take the gamble and take his wife home because his wife had not been treated kindly by the medical stuff of the hospital, and because they would have to face the high costs of the wife’s hospitalization for something that might not end up being so serious. However, in my opinion, the husband made the wrong decision in this case because the life of his wife should have been more important than either the costs or the way they were been treated by the

  • Three Mile Island Research Paper

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    engineers in charge of the regulations and safety. The scientists and engineers mindset was based around the idea, “what is the worst kind of equipment failure that can occur?” This mindset covered some serious issues, such as if a pipe that carries cooling water bursts. These issues were carefully analyzed and resolved. The mindset of working around the worst case scenarios, was the foundation for the design of the plants. They

  • Currency Wars

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    trillions dollars in an attempt to jump-start the American economy. By doing this, the U.S. Federal Reserve is actually creating more problems than solutions. Whereas the end result of the present-day currency war is uncertain, some variant of a worst-case scenario is nearly guaranteed if the world’s economic leaders don’t learn from the miscalculations and faults of the people that came before them. In Currency Wars, Rickards describes the web of failed paradigms, arrogance, and wishful thinking, in

  • A Different Point of View of the Vietnam War in Tim O'Brien's The Things They Carried

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    due to his fear, but he felt as if he had t... ... middle of paper ... ...ity there are no bugs but since it is nighttime and he doesn't know whats what, his mind will start to create the worst case scenarios and in his case its bugs, one of his worst fears. The fear of not knowing is probably the worst fear of all. Tim evinces his fears about the war, unknown, and isolation throughout the book. However one of his biggest fears in my opinion is knowing that there will be future wars and there

  • Why Do Zoos Keep Animals In Captivity

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    cause all kinds of catastrophes, and they also could injure or possibly attack a visitor or park keeper. If the wild animals are running around on the loose, instead of being held in captivity, then they could possibly get injured, or in the worst case scenario, get lost. They could climb into the other animal cages, and possibly get into a fight with the other animals. If the animals are all in separate cages, then it decreases the risk of them getting in to a fight with the other animals. Also

  • Zombie Apocalypse Dbq

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    neutralized¨ (document 5). The military even has the knowledge as to how to kill a zombie in worst case scenario ¨concentrate all firepower to the head, specifically the brain, … The only way to ensure a zombie is 'dead' is to burn the zombie corpse¨ (document 5). So, to ¨kill¨ a zombie you need to shoot out the zombie´s brains out then burn the corpse. The government really plans for the worst case scenario because there are ¨plans for how to deal with hospitals and other medical facilities infiltrated

  • CAPSIM Simulation, Research And Development, Marketing, Production, And Finance

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    Functional Department Introduction A successful business has many departments working together towards one common goal, profit. Each department of a company relies on each other to make smart strategic business plans. There are four primary departments in the CAPSIM simulation, Research and Development(R&D), Marketing, Production, and Finance. Even though each department handles different aspects of the company, each department could not be successful without each other. Research and Development

  • The Role of Computers in the Criminal Justice Field

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    allowed us to make it accessible for witnesses to go through and look for a suspect's picture on the screen. Computers have enabled us to be able to do DNA testing. Which now only takes the labs a short time to process, and finding criminals from cases 15+ years ago can now be charged for their actions. There are laptop computers in police vehicles; therefore, police officers can look up information right then and there instead of having to wait until they get back to the station. Some cars even

  • Summary Of Spanking Isn T Parenting By Mel Robbins

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    despite her credible ethos. The authors deafening opinions in relation to the topic dull her ability to reason, thus making her use only Red Herrings to prove her points, also the author only states one side of the facts, deliberately uses worst case scenarios, and uses random

  • Scenario Analysis Essay

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    1. DEFINITION The word scenario appears in the dictionaries with two main meanings. The first, as reported by the Cambridge Dictionary, is “a written plan of the characters and events in a play or film” so it assumes the sense of plan. For instance, in the context of movie, a scenario is, more precisely, the part of the screenwriting process which precedes the screenplay, so it is a synoptical collage of events or series of actions. In this acceptation, scenarios are used in project and product

  • Analysis Of Artificial Intelligence

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    Artificial intelligence, a figment of our imaginations in the past, but a reality of our futures. As a kid, movies like Smart House and i, robot were just cool ideas that I never could have imagined would be real someday. Artificial intelligence has made false realities of the past, real. Joi Ito, Neil Harbisson, and the movie i, robot all discuss different views from which we can understand artificial intelligence. Through the views of Ito, Harbisson, and i, robot we can analyze how artificial intelligence