The Impacts of International Expansion by Foreign Direct Investment in European Countries.

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I will pay for the following article The Impacts of International Expansion by Foreign Direct Investment in European Countries. The work is to be 10 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. Other sources are acknowledged by footnotes giving explicit references. A bibliography is appended. Signed ……………………………………….. Date ………………………………………….. STATEMENT 3 I hereby give consent for my dissertation, if accepted, to be available for photocopying and for inter-library loan, and for the title and summary to be made available to outside organisations. Signed ……………………………………….. Date ………………………………………….. Abstract Prior to the 1960s, it was generally perceived that international expansion would flow primarily from countries with capital abundance into countries with little capital. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the 1950s were primarily occurring among businesses in Western Europe and North America. The result was international expansion was limited to the extent that capital was not shared globally (Oxelheim and Ghauri 2004, p. 323). Essentially, developed countries dominated both the source and host venues for FDI flows. Significant changes occurred in the 1990s that would have profound consequences for international expansion through FDIs in Europe.

write an article on Design, Implement, and Test a Timer: Prototype Product. It needs to be at least 1500 words.

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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an article on Design, Implement, and Test a Timer: Prototype Product. It needs to be at least 1500 words. Pin 3 – also known as the output pin on this chip. If pin 3 and pin 7 happen to be in phase, Pin 3 is forced to go to a higher state. of about 2V less than the rail, whereas The LOW state is reached at around the voltage of about 0V to 0.5V. This denotes that pin 3 will produce only 200mA

Pin 4 – also known as the RESET pin. it is constantly connected internally to a HIGH state via a 100k resistor. The voltage must be below 0.8V for this pin to be reset.

Pin 5. Also called the control pin of the 555 timer chip. This pin varies the timing of the RC network when the voltage applied to this pin varied.

This denotes that pin 3 will produce only 200mA

Pin 6 – this is the threshold pin of the chip. Its function is to detect two-thirds of the rails voltage for it to produce a LOW output when pin 2 is in a HIGH state. this pin has a very high impedance and thus it is activated at around 1uA.

A 555 timer-based oscillator is a circuit that produces high and clear free waveforms. One can easily manipulate the output of these waveforms by connecting an RC circuit to a capacitor and two resistors. This circuit demonstrates a relaxation oscillator that generates stable squire waveforms. these waveforms may comprise duty cycles that are varying from 50-100% or may have a fixed frequency of around 500 kHz. These are different from a monostable circuit that stops after the preset time has elapsed. this oscillator has its own triggering mechanism which is arrived at by interfacing the trigger input pin2 and pin6 which is the threshold voltage. This feature qualifies this device as a stable oscillator circuit.

The oscillator circuit above shows pin two and pin six connected together. This permits the circuit to have a self-triggering mechanism in each operation cycle. Thus the circuit can be said to be an operation free-running oscillator.

This circuit above shows a voltage-to-frequency converter. this is so because the output frequency can be manipulated by varying the input voltage. Pin 5 the voltage control pin controls the trigger and the optimum levels. ven as two-third of the Vcc. This results from the internally build voltage divider. If an external voltage is applied at this specific point the control voltage can be changed.&nbsp.

Evaluate Key Developments of the Cold War. The work is to be 5 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

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I will pay for the following article Evaluate Key Developments of the Cold War. The work is to be 5 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. The race for nuclear arms capability dominated the 1950s and 1960s and it led to tension between these two countries, tension which translated to what is now known as the Cold War. This paper shall evaluate key developments of the Cold War from the Truman Administration through the Kennedy Administration. It will discuss whether or not the Cold War was actually inevitable. In addition, this paper will consider the domestic concerns in the United States during the 1950s, including McCarthyism, domesticity, and civil rights. The first part of this paper will present an overview of the Cold War. Secondly, major developments from Truman’s to Kennedy’s administration shall be presented. Thirdly, the inevitability of the Cold War will also be discussed. Lastly, an overall analysis and conclusion shall be established. Body Overview The post war era brought about a time where the US was starting to emerge as a superpower. It also presented a time where democratic principles were tested with various civil rights violations. At this point, the need to uphold these civil rights became an important part of American lives (Chafe, et.al., 2011). When the Second World War ended in 1945, journalist George Orwell used the term cold war in his essay “You and the Atomic bomb.” In his article, he believed that the world was now amidst a threat of a nuclear war, one which had the capability of obliterating human life on the planet (Orwell, 1945). He discussed how world politics seems to be founded on a view or belief prevailing in a state which was powerful and in a constant state of cold war with other countries (Orwell, 1945). Such ‘cold war’ was soon observed with Russia’s attitude towards Britain, including its empire. American economist Bernard Baruch was one of the first to refer to such cold war in relation to the US and the USSR (Gaddis, 2005). Soon enough, the term had a wider usage, especially with the release of Walter Lippman’s book “The Cold War.” The USSR has not always been on ideal relations with its neighbors and with the US, mostly because of its socialist political platform (Gaddis, 2005). Although they were allies during the Second World War, it was only a temporary alliance, mostly borne out of the need for self-preservation. As soon as WWII ended however, the Soviet Union returned to its tense political relationship with Europe and the US (Gaddis, 2005). The possibility of gaining military might over other countries also became an added source of tension during the Cold War. Truman to Kennedy In 1947, President Harry Truman was advised to consider major policy changes in response to Russia’s efforts to gain political and military dominance (Chafe, 2003). America’s response was to adopt a containment policy with the primary goal of preventing the spread of communism (Friedman, 2007). Truman’s policy and decisions were all embodied under the Truman doctrine, a doctrine which also condemned socialist and totalitarian power. Most of Europe was very supportive of Truman’s doctrine, however, some European and American communists being supported by the KGB adhered to the principles which the Soviet Union laid out (Friedman, 2007). In 1947, the US, Britain and France sought to establish an accord with the USSR on how best to handle a post-war Germany. The Marshall Plan was able to establish a working agreement among the countries, eventually dividing Germany and Berlin into four territories to be controlled by each ally (Gaddis, 2005).

 

write an article on types of composite materials Paper must be at least 1500 words.

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Hi, I am looking for someone to write an article on types of composite materials Paper must be at least 1500 words. Please, no plagiarized work! One good example of a composite material is the disk brake pad. The disk brake pad is made up of ceramic particles that are often times entrenched in soft metal matrix. Other examples include shower stalls, bathtubs and fiberglass.

A mud brick is made up of clay, mud, sand and water in a process that is free of fire and is mixed with the aid of binding material including rice husks, coffee husks or maize chaff. This has been practiced since time memorial in the ancient civilization. In mud bricks the matrix is the mad whereas the reinforcing materials are the rice husks, coffee husks or maize chaff.

Mud bricks are known to perform well under compression, however when bending forces are exerted on they tend to cave in. This, on further explanation is due to bending forces exerting a tension force. Mud bricks tend to resist pulling forces acting on them, but they tend to be weak when they are crumpled.

It is common practice to leave the stiff mixture to dry in the sun for duration of about four weeks. This is common in places where the weather is warmer and there is diminutive timber to provide for the fuel for use in kilns.

The use of stucco has been used to increase the life of mud bricks when the kiln dried mud bricks are placed on them. Mud bricks are used in construction industry for building houses, for example, in the implementation of adobe which is an energy saving and environmentally safe way to insulate a house (Measures 126). It is also used in constructing insulation material such as furnace. In this case it could be used to melt metal such as aluminum for making aircraft components.

Laminate is a kind of composite material that is made up of layers or lamina that have unidirectional composite material. Some of the examples of laminar composite materials include continuous and aligned fiber reinforced plastics with matrix such as epoxy and polyester (Inova 56).