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Bridging the Gap
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Shure A15BT Bridging Transformer
The Shure A15BT Bridging transformer matches bridges or isolates balanced and unbalanced devices of different impedances and levels. Depending on the devices in question the A15BT will provide a minor increase or decrease in signal level.
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Alternative Investments Technology : Bridging the Gap
The alternative investments technology market is still considered young and highly diverse, driving varied technology needs.Few players can address the needs of the entire market, while new specialized providers continue to emerge, making choices even more complex.Investors now demand more rigorous due diligence, greater access to senior management, and more detailed, frequent data reports before committing to funds.In response, firms must be agile, ready to reassess, and revamp their operations and practices. Alternative Investments Technology: Bridging the Gap is tailored for investment professionals, managers, and technologists navigating this evolving landscape.It explores how technology enhances management and investment processes, helping firms maintain competitive advantage and operational efficiency.The book provides insights into leveraging technology for better decision-making, improved efficiency, and enhanced investor outcomes.As technology integration in alternative investments evolves, staying informed is essential.This book serves as an indispensable guide to thriving in this dynamic environment.
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Computing Geographically : Bridging Giscience and Geography
Geographic information science (GISc) and systems (GIS) have grown rapidly in recent decades, increasingly on a separate track from geographic thought.As geography's "big ideas"--such as space, place, boundaries, scale, process, and relationality--have evolved, what does this mean for their computational representation?This book considers how key concepts have developed in geography and are represented (or not) in GISc, with a view to bridging gaps between the two.David O'Sullivan shows how revisiting the theoretical underpinnings of geography offers insights on enduring GIS challenges--including map projections, the modifiable areal unit problem, scale and map generalization, and the nature of space and place--while also enriching geographic thought.The book uses examples from across geography's subdisciplines to promote understanding.Chapters are self-contained essays that can easily form the basis of classroom discussions.The companion website provides the figures, code to produce versions of selected figures, updated web links, and other resources.
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Rafter Bar Flashing Bridging Piece - White
The Rafter Bar Flashing Bridging Piece is used in conjunction with the Lean to Flashing Trim. When used, the Rafter Bar Bridging piece should be fitted to the back edge of the bar to ensure that the flashing fits flush against the sheets.
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Bridging the Gap to University Mathematics
Designed as an introduction to higher-education mathematics, Bridging the Gap is the only book of this sort written for students by students.The authors, Martin Gould and Edward Hurst, wrote this book as second-year undergraduates at Warwick University.Their experiences as students have helped them create an approachable and comprehensive introductory text that will be of benefit to anyone looking to make the step-up to university education.This book contains chapters rich with worked examples and exercises covering all the key subject-areas that a first-year undergraduate will encounter, such as Inequalities, Complex Numbers, Probability, Matrices and many more.The authors have also included a “Test Yourself” exercise at the beginning of each chapter so that students will know straightaway which chapters will be of most use to them.Every topic concludes with a “Where Now?” section that helps the reader find out exactly how and where they can apply their newly-learned skills.
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Literature, Education, and Society : Bridging the Gap
In today’s classrooms, educators specializing in literature and the arts have found themselves facing an escalating crisis.Most obviously, they encounter serious budget cuts, largely because students tend in increasing numbers to prefer majoring in disciplines that provide clear, practical knowledge and the promise of relatively lucrative careers.These educators have addressed the crisis by stressing how the arts can also provide valuable forms of knowledge by testing moral values and by developing the skills of critical thinking required to understand the cost of apparently perennial social problems.Literature, Education, and Society offers a fresh strategy by focusing not on knowledge but on how literature and the arts provide distinctive domains of experience that stress significant values not typically provided by other disciplines.Practical disciplines tend to treat experiences as instances for which we learn to provide interpretive generalizations, making knowledge possible and helping us establish concrete programs for acting in accord with what we come to know.But the arts do not encourage generalizing from particulars.Instead they emphasize how to appreciate the particulars for qualities like sensitivity, intensity, and the capacity to solicit empathy.In order to dramatize this crucial difference, this book distinguishes sharply between a focus on "experience of" what solicits knowledge and a focus on "experience as" which encourages careful attention to what can be embedded in particular experiences.Then the book characterizes the making of art as an act of doubling. where the making fashions some aspect of experience and invites self-conscious participation in the intensity provided by the particular work.After exploring several aspects of doubling, the book turns to the vexed question of ethics, arguing that while this theory cannot persuade us that the arts improve behavior, its stress on art’s purposive structuring of experience can affect how people construct values, something essential to education itself.
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Events and Society : Bridging Theory and Practice
Events of all shapes and sizes play an important part in all of our lives.They are fun, frivolous, and often allow us to escape from our everyday lives – and they are also fascinating to study and examine in a more serious way, to understand what they mean and what they do for us – individually and collectively.Events in Society, therefore, explores the social impact and sociological implications of designing, planning, and delivering events – cultural events like the Edinburgh Fringe Festival; sporting events like the Olympic and Paralympic Games and FIFA World Cup; to music festivals like Glastonbury. Thirty carefully selected contributions feature, written by global experts in a short and succinct way that are easy to digest, covering a variety of disciplines, fields, contexts, and cases.Every chapter explores a critical issue or debate based on real-life events, and contextualises this within the key theoretical debates, managerial, and policy implications.Throughout, there are linkages to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, as well as interactive features to aid understanding and spur critical thinking, including learning objectives, quiz questions, and debate questions per chapter. Some of the topics covered include: Uniting nations and people Personal experiences and transformations Social critique and explorations Activism Programming and representation Health, safety, and security Identity and gender LGBTQ+ Environmentalism Displacement and exclusion Education and participation Community development Disability and accessibilityThis innovative, topical, engaging, and comprehensive book is an essential reading and teaching resource for all students and lecturers in events that are easy to integrate into educational programmes.
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