Deadlock is also called a deadly embrace. explain the three techniques to control deadlocks?
Deadlock is also called a deadly embrace. explain the three techniques to control deadlocks?
Explain how timestamps are used for concurrency control and deadlock prevention. Also explain how does the Thomas write rule improve concurrency?
Explain what a cash-flow calendar accomplishes. Name three techniques to control spending.
5. a. Explain the meaning of risk control b. Explain the following risk-control techniques. 1. Avoidance 2. Loss prevention 3. Loss reduction 6. a. Explain the meaning of risk financing. b. Explain the following risk-financing techniques. 1. Retention 2. Noninsurance transfers 3. Insurance 7. What conditions should be fulfilled before retention is used in a risk management program? 8. a. What is a captive insurer? b. Explain the advantages of a captive insurer in a risk management program.
What is the difference between proxy variable (also called a control variable) and instrumental variable?explain how they handle endogeneity.What criteria do they have to satisfy to be good choices?
Discuss the style of painting that is called Baroque. Explain what tenebrism and chiaroscuro techniques are in your own words. What were they used for in Baroque painting?
Q31 Discuss any three [3] tools and techniques that can be useful in budgeting., control and reporting of quality costs. [3 Marks] DO NOT WRITE THE ANSWER - USE WORD FORMAT. NO PLAGIARISM IN THE ANWER PLEASE.
3. Question Three a) State and explain Abram's law (also called the 'water-cement ratio' law) as a concept in civil engineering. Illustrate with the aid of the graph. (5 marks) b) What is gradation of aggregates and explain the importance of proper gradation in fresh concrete? (3 marks) c) Describe the types of shrinkages that concrete undergoes. (6 marks) d) Define concrete mix design and state its benefits. (3 marks) e) Explain the defects in timbers caused by conversion. (4...
Identify three characteristics of successful public and professional speaking. Explain which techniques you know to be (or you think will be) your strengths as a public speaker. And discuss the public-speaking techniques or practices that challenge you.
Define risk and explain its various types. What are three common risk management techniques. What are the four T’s of responding to risks?
Use your own words to explain what is subclinical and explain why are subclinical (also called “inapparent”) diseases significant for epidemiology and public health to a person who does not know epidemiology?