Bionics - In business. The latest research by Phil Richardson at the Centre for Biomimetics at the University of Bath has shown that Biomimetic models can be used to create analogies in business. The analogies can be applied to provide inspiration as a precursor to innovation. This approach can then be hybridised with traditional programme governance models to create an integrated inspiration to implementation method. Examples include the application of natural systems to solving complex data problems ...

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TRIZ - Basic TRIZ terms. Structure of TRIZ: Theories: Life Strategy of Creative Individual (LSCI), Theory of Creative Life Strategy (TCLS), Development of Creative Imagination (DCI), ... Laws: Laws of Technical Systems Evolution, ... Methods (techniques): ARIZ, “Size-Time-Cost” Technique, System Analysis Technique, 40 Inventive Principles, Su-field analysis, Modeling with “Smart Little People” (MSLP)... Basic terms: Level of Invention, Ideal End Result (IER) (syn. Ideal Final Result (IFR)), Contradi ...

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The subjects taught in the MYP are divided into eight subject groups: language A (the student's best language), language B (a foreign language), humanities, sciences, mathematics, arts, physical education, and technology each of which must receive a minimum of 50 hours per year instruction time. However, schools are given much flexibility to allow them to introduce subjects which they consider important, and to organise their own student assessment and reporting procedures. However, the MYP gives clear exit criteria for each subject group fo ...

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Standard Level students study the same material as Higher Level students, but to less depth (190 hours versus 240 hours). The core consists of these topics: Number and algebra Functions and equations Circular functions and trigonometry Vector geometry Matrices and transformations Statistics Probability Calculus In addition to the core material, candidates choose one optional topic from the following: Further statistics Sets, relations, and groups Discrete mathematics Analysis and approx ...

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Group 4 subjects follow roughly the same format. Each subject has its Subject Specific Core (SSC), i.e., material taught at both the standard and higher levels. Students sitting the Higher Level examination study the Additional Higher Level (AHL) material. Lastly, there is a list of options for each subject from which two are chosen. Higher Level students are sometimes unable to choose certain options that are available to Standard Level students because the AHL already covers it. Ideally, students choose the options based on their own abili ...

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In 1962, Peterson's connections with the military (he had served in Lord Mountbatten's staff) and his acquaintance with Kurt Hahn earned him a job planning an academic curriculum for the future students of the newly-founded Atlantic College in Wales. In 1966, he was named head of the International Schools Examination Syndicate, which was reorganised in 1968 as the International Baccalaureate Organisation. During the first five years of his time as director-general of the IBO, Peterson continued to live and work in Oxford, despite the ...

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Chokhmah, the second of the ten sefirot, is the first power of conscious intellect within Creation. Chokhmah appears in the configuration of the sefirot at the top of the right axis, and corresponds in the tzelem Elokim ("the Divine image") to the right hemisphere of the brain. In its fully articulated form, Chokhmah possesses two partzufim ("faces" or "features"): the higher of these is referred to as Abba Ila'ah ("the higher father"), whereas the lower is referred to as Yisrael Saba ("Israel, the Elder"). These two partzufim ...

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Bionics - In business. The latest research by Phil Richardson at the Centre for Biomimetics at the University of Bath has shown that Biomimetic models can be used to create analogies in business. The analogies can be applied to provide inspiration as a precursor to innovation. This approach can then be hybridised with traditional programme governance models to create an integrated inspiration to implementation method. Examples include the application of natural systems to solving complex data problems ...

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The child of an accountant father, he spent his childhood in New York where he also attended high school. He later on graduated from Hamilton College where he started a drama club, worked for the school newspaper and where he managed a football team as well. Upon graduation, Osborn pursued a career in journalism as a reporter for the Buffalo Times. Due to the newspaper’s financial problems, however, he lost his job and joined the Buffalo Express only to be fired not ...

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The history of the development of various creative problem-solving techniques extends as far back as antiquity: 4th century of the Christian Era - Pappus of Alexandria in Egypt. Papp was searching for a science of invention, naming his techniques heuristics. There was no real demand for such a science until the 19th century when the Industrial Revolution started: William Gordon - Synectics Edward Matchett - Fundamental design method (1968) Ida ...

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Alex Osborn perfectly defined what an advertising manager should be: a combination of immense creativity and down-to-earth cunning business sense. These combined characteristics helped BDO to become the powerful advertising agency it is today. Another matter for which Osborn has to be credited for is the merge of BDO with the George Batten Company in 1928. This agreement solidified in great manner the growth ans success of the company that resulted from this merger. During his years at BBDO Osborn not only stood out for his bus ...

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After twenty years of acclaim and success and after withstanding the years of depression, BBDO underwent a company crisis in 1938, losing many of its clients and key personnel. With this situation at hand, Osborn struggled to push through with the business and attempted to pull things together for the company by moving to New York City pursuing both clients further and management people, who have received offers to jump ship. After a couple of years of merely sleeping and overworking, the fate of the company changed when Osborn signed and secured theGoodrich tire account, hence re ...

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The IB Diploma Programme History course generally focuses on the political history of the 20th century. At Standard Level, this is the only historical topic that is ever addressed, and also at Higher Level it has a great importance attached to it. The course is entirely divided into options, that the student can theoretically pick their favourites, but in practice the topics to be studied are decided by the teacher. Each student must study at least one Prescribed Subject from a choice of three (these are specific 20th century t ...

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Often, the study of bionics emphasizes imitation of a biological structure rather than just an implementation of its function. For example, in computer science, cybernetics tries to model actual organic structures that make humans intelligent, while artificial intelligence tries to model the intelligent function regardless of the particular way it can be achieved. The conscious copying of examples and mechanisms from natural organisms and ecologies is a form of applied case-based reasoning, treating nature itself as a database of solutions that already work. Proponents argue that all natural life forms minimize and ...

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Entry into a college is based on academic performance, personal engagement and the personal maturity of the candidate. The majority of students attending United World Colleges have been awarded scholarships, awarded through national committees in the world. Pupils who wish to apply for United World College scholarships are interviewed by national committees, all of which have a slightly different system. In Egypt, for example, the places are offered on the basis of a system of national competitions and specialised interviews, whereas ...

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The human brain is the seat of the human mind - the set of cognitive processes related to perception, interpretation, imagination and memories, of which a person might or might not be aware. Beyond cognitive functions, the brain regulates autonomic processes related to essential body functions such as respiration and heartbeat. Extended neocortical capacity allows humans some control over emotional behavior, but neural pathways between emotive centers of the brain stem and cerebral motor control areas are shorter than those connecting ...

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On September 5, 1916 he married the daughter of a wealthy Buffalo lawyer, Helen Coatsworth, with whom he had five children: Katharine, Joan, Marion, Russell, and Elinor. This new chapter in Osborn's life, henced pushed him searching for a new job with a higher and better pay. Three years since his marriage, BBDO was founded on January 1, 1919 thanks to the efforts of Bruce Fairchild Barton who proposed to establish an agency that could put his talents together with Roy Sarles Durstine's and Alex Osborn's to good use. Durstine was to be later hailed as the father of commercial broadcasting. Os ...

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(Note: The biology syllabus is undergoing revision for the May 2006 examination session. Please edit this section as updates become known.) Biology is the science of life and living organisms. Aside from instruction relevant to this, students are given the chance to learn complex laboratory techniques (e.g., DNA extraction) as well as develop mindful opinions about controversial topics in biology (e.g., stem-cell resear