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Does Dante require special network cabling? - Answer-Regular CAT5E or CAT6 Ethernet cable is recommended Dante uses ------- switches - Answer-Standard What are the steps to create a subscription in Dante Controller? - Answer--Open the transmitter and receiver to expose channels of each -Click at the intersection of the two channels you wish to connect -Wait for green check mark to appear Dante works best with ------ switches - Answer-gigabit As sample rate is increased on a device, what ...

The Dante clock leader election is an automatic process. However, you can manually influence which device will win the election. What option would give a device the highest priority in the election process? - Answer-Preferred Leader checked. Suppose a Dante device has one channel and two transmit flows. Can it connect to three different receiving devices? - Answer-Yes. Minimum recommended latency could be as low as 0.5 msec. Approximately how much bandwidth does a unicast audio flow use? (4...

Dante audio streams over WiFi networks [are _______________________]. - Answer-not supported The bit depth of an audio system dictates - Answer-The amplitude resolution of each sample Does Dante support MIDI - Answer-No. Dante only transports audio data and does not interfere with MIDI. Is there any advantage to using automatic IP addressing on a Dante network - Answer-Yes. Automatic addressing ensures that devices create a working LAN. How are device names used in Dante - Answer-Subscript...

The souls of hell see punishment as this - Answer-Vindictive narrative in which things have symbolic meaning - Answer-Allegory The character of Dante symbolizes this - Answer-Every person Remorse for sins - Answer-Contrition The rhythm scheme of the Divine Comedy - Answer-Terza rima Dante's doctrine of Purgatory is heavily based on this persons doctrine - Answer-Thomas Aquinas The number of loves in Purgatory - Answer-Three Admitting you are in the wrong - Answer-Confession The characte...

On a Dante network, there must be a different clock leader for each sample rate on the network. - Answer-False. One Clock Master will provide synchronization to all Dante devices, regardless of their individual sample-rates or frame rates.. An audio subscription (connection) can be established between two Dante interfaces operating at different bit depths. - Answer-True. Like most digital audio devices, Dante devices will usually be able to add missing bits or truncate extraneous bits to ma...

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What is a theory in science? - Answer-and overarching explanation of a variety of related observations What is a hypothesis - Answer-an educated guess about a natural phenomenon Science is limited to hypotheses that can be falsified. What does this mean? - AnswerThat Hypotheses must be made so that they can be proven either right or wrong, true or false. What does it mean to say a hypothesis is falsifiable? - Answer-it is possible to imagine some observation that would show the hypothesis ...

How does BPA cause cancer? - Answer-it disrupts meiosis and mitosis causing breast and prostate cancer. 3 and 7 plastics may contain BPA What is a genetic fingerprint? how do you make one? - Answer--Genetic Fingerprint: DNA uses the differences in base sequences to identify individuals. -DNA fingerprinting involves 3 tools: 1. PCR to get large amounts of DNA 2. Restriction digest with blunt ends to fragment the DNA with precision 3. Gel electrophoresis to separate and visualize the DNA fr...

Gene vs Allele - Answer-Gene: A section of DNA that controls a certain trait. Example: Eye color. Allele: A specific variation of a gene. Example: Having blue eyes. Dominant vs Recessive - Answer-Dominant: Determines the expression of a trait (visually). Example: Brown eyes, dark hair. Recessive: Much less likely to determine the expression of a trait. Example: Blue eyes, blonde hair. Homozygous vs Heterozygous - Answer-Homozygous: A homozygous trait is when two of the same kind of allel...

hypothesis - Answer-an informed, logical, and plausible explanation of observations of the natural world what does it mean that a hypothesis must be "falsifiable" - Answer-it must make predictions that can be clearly determined to be true or false, right or wrong correlation - Answer-a statistical relation indicating that two or more aspects of the natural world behave in an interrelated manner causation - Answer-a change in one aspect of the natural world causes a change in another aspec...

Heterozygous - When two different alleles combine to form a trait. Example: A tall person and a short person have a child who is short. The short allele is dominant so the child grew up to be short. Gene - A section of DNA that controls a certain trait. Example: Eye color. Dominant - Determines the expression of a trait (visually). Example: Brown eyes, dark hair. Homozygous - A homozygous trait is when two of the same kind of alleles combine to form a trait. Example: When two tall people ...

oncogenes - Answer-Promote mitosis/simulate mitosis CODIS - Answer-national registry of DNA fingerprints for criminals 2 proteins made by bacteria - Answer-insulin, growth hormone reverse transcription - Answer-Virus RNA -> Virus DNA-> Virus protein palliative care - Answer-goal is to treat the symptoms of the disease and not the disease itself proteins are made up of... - Answer-amino acids how many amino acids are there in nature? - Answer-20 The central dogma - Answer--instruct...

Q What types of questions cannot be explored using scientific methods? - Answer-Is God real? What is the meaning of life? Anything that can't be experimented. Q What types of questions can science be used to explore? - Answer-Any question, prediction that an be tested in a scientific experiment. What is a hypothesis? - Answer-An idea about the outcome of an experiment. Logical explanation for observations of the natural world. Q Science is limited to hypotheses that can be falsified. What...

Hypothesis - Answer-An informed, logical and plausible explanation of observations of the natural world. What does it mean that a hypothesis must be "falsifiable"? - Answer-It must make predictions that can clearly be determined to be true or false, right or wrong. What types of questions cannot be explored using scientific methods? - Answer-Anything that can't be experimented. Ex: Is God real? What types of questions can science be used to explore? - Answer-Any question, prediction that...

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organizational structure - the ways in which power and authority are distributed within an organization work specialization - the degree to which tasks in an organization are divided into separate jobs delegating - giving managers and employees the power to run things and make decisions centralized structures - occur when the majority of decision making is done by a very small number of people (usually the senior management team) who hold decision making authority and responsibility. dece...

Team - Answer-A group of individuals engaged in collective work that requires joint effort and generates positive synergy All teams are groups - Answer-Not all groups are teams Stages of Team Development - Answer--Forming -Storming -Norming -Performing Forming - Answer-Uncertainty Storming - Answer-Conflict Norming - Answer-Cohesiveness Performing - Answer-Functionality Types of Teams - Answer--Problem-solving -Self-managed -Functional -Cross-functional Problem-solving - Answer-Br...

Trait approach (leadership) - Based on the assumption that good leaders are born, not made. Individuals with certain personal characteristics make the best leaders Behavioral approach (leadership) - An attempt to isolate and identify behaviors common to effective leaders. Such behaviors could be systemized and taught. Thus, people can be trained to become effective leaders. Contingency approach (leadership) - The appropriate leader behavior is the behavior that best fits the constraints a ...

Motivation - Answer-Process by which behavior is: a) Energized - how hard a person works b) Directed - what a person does c) Maintained - how long a person works What are the six steps of the Motivation Process - Answer-1. Unsatisfied Needs 2. Tension 3. Drives 4. Behavior 5. Satisfied Needs 6. Reduction of Tension Douglas McGregor - Answer-Basic human nature; 2 theories of motivation. Theory X - Answer-average person has little ambition, dislikes work, avoids responsibility. Theory ...

The Communication Model - Answer-Sender Encoding Channel Decoding Receiver Noise - Answer-Something whether it be actual noise or a distraction that disrupts the communication model Nonverbal Communication - Answer-Actual words play a relatively small role in communication. Facial expressions, tone of voice, and bodily movements are much more important. Verbal 7%, Vocal 38%, Facial 55% Barriers to Communication - Answer-Differing Perceptions Language Differences Noise Poor Listening...