Sujeitos
Sujeito simples e sujeito composto: A Joana vai ao cinema hoje./A Joana e o Pedro vão ao cinema hoje.
Sujeito nulo subentendido
– Vamos ao cinema hoje. (sujeito: nós)
Sujeito nulo indeterminado
– Não se pode fumar em recintos fechados. (sujeito: se = as pessoas em geral)
Predicado: Resto da frase com o verbo nele tbm.
Vocativo: Entre virgulas isolado a chamar alguem ou alguma coisa.
Complemento direto: "QUEM/OQUE?"
Pode ser substituido por um pronome: -me/-te/o,a,se/nos/vos/os,
Résumé: This is originally a French word meaning “summary”. A résumé is ideally a
summary of a person’s education, skills, and employment when applying for a job or
new job. It does not list out all the details of a profile, but only some specific skills
customized to the target job profile. It thus is usually one or two pages long. A résumé
is usually written in the third person to give it an objective and formal tone.
2) Curriculum vitae (CV): Curriculum vitae is a Latin word meaning
1. Quais são os fatores etiológicos ou predisponentes das fraturas?
• Traumas diretos (quedas, acidentes, pancadas) • Fragilidade óssea por doenças como a osteoporose • Movimentos repetitivos (fraturas por estresse ou fadiga) • Doenças metabólicas (osteomalácia, osteogénese imperfeita) • Tumores ósseos (metástases que fragilizam a estrutura) • Alterações posturais graves (ex: escoliose com deformidades) • Cirurgias ou tratamentos que afetam a absorção de cálcio e
THEORY
Three core debates in developmental psych (class 2)
Nature vs Nurture: the debate about whether development is primarily influenced by nature or nurture. Nature refers to an organism’s biology and genetics. Nurture refers to its environmental experiences and influences
Stability-change issue: the debate about the degree to which early personality traits and characteristics persist through life or change. Does the individual (a) become an older version of the early self, with the
Terrorism*Terrorism*
Definition
Terrorism is the use of violence, intimidation, or coercion to achieve political, ideological, or social goals, often targeting civilians or non-combatants.
Types ...1. *Domestic Terrorism*: Terrorism perpetrated within a country by its own citizens.
2. *International Terrorism*: Terrorism that involves multiple countries or has global implications.
3. *State-Sponsored Terrorism*: Terrorism supported or funded by a state or government.
Causes
1. *Political Grievances*
Hinduism is a way of life
that practitioners stake their lives on
even if it means they must suffer and die.
Central to the Hindu view of life is the karma
Samsara moksha doctrine.
the self, essence, or soul (atman) is reincarnated into the world (samsara cycle)
over and over again
results of action (karma) are reaped in future lives
this process of endless reincarnation is characterized
by suffering (dukkha) the suffering of life itself
the suffering of repeated reincarnations
Samsaric cycle can
Java is well-known for its ability to run on any device or platform thanks to the "Write Once, Run Anywhere" (WORA) philosophy. This is made possible because Java code is compiled into bytecode that runs on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) instead of being compiled directly into machine code specific to any system. How Java achieves portability:
Java Compiler and Bytecode: When you write Java code, it’s compiled into bytecode, which is platform-independent. This bytecode is stored in .
Plott et al (2006): How can we use experimental markets to test rational individual choice? Theories of markets for which rational individual choice is a necessary component either challenges its predictions or cannot be applied. Design & Implementation: Induced Value Theory, suppliers and buyers have a marginal cost and demand function. Middlemen bought from suppliers and sold to buyers which was repeated for each period. Inventories could not be carried forward to next period, double anonymity,
...TABLE_SIZE = 7
clients = {
"Alice": "1234", "Bob": "5678", "Charlie": "8765",
"David": "4321", "Eve": "1111", "Frank": "2222"
}
def hash_fn(k): return sum(ord(c) for c in k) % TABLE_SIZE
class ChainHash:
def __init__(self): self.table = [[] for _ in range(TABLE_SIZE)]
def insert(self, k, v): self.table[hash_fn(k)].append((k, v))
def search(self, k):
bucket = self.table[hash_fn(k)]
for i, (key, val) in enumerate(bucket):
if key == k: return