Essays on Science

Traditional Training vs Contemporary Training Traditional training entails a series of teachings, both theory and practical, where the trainer and the trainees enjoy personal touch or the physical presence of each other. On the other hand, contemporary training is an evolutionary way of teaching or coaching which makes good use of...

The role of women in the society has been a subject of interest especially following the emergence of feminism that targets to empower woman across the globe. The female body has been the center of debate throughout history with different cultures presenting varied opinions on the way a woman should...

The next chapter of the human story is already taking shape courtesy of famous ground-breaking innovation of blockchain. Cryptocurrency has only been in existence for a decade, but the effects are already being felt, buoyed by the network effects of the Internet. Looking at the bigger picture, it is still...

The electronic medical record (EMR) refers to a paperless storage of medical records. It contains all medical history of a given patient from one practice. There is no use of papers or physical records when it comes to patient’s record keeping, but all medical information is kept on a digital...

The ability to comprehend, read, write, or speak multiple languages is referred to as polyglotism. Therefore, polyglots are individuals with these abilities to manipulate and fully expressing themselves in several languages as if it were their mother tongues. According to Erard (2013), multilingualism as a gift which only a few...

Radio Frequency Identification is an automatic identification and data capture technology used in the identification of products or services (Masum, Bhuiyan, and Azad, 2013). RFID is composed of tags, readers, and middleware. The tag is formed from chips and attached to products, the reader helps in receiving and returning answers...

Polyglot refers to individuals with knowledge of several languages and can, therefore, understand, read, write as well as speak these languages (Brenna, 2016, p.161). Most polyglots learn the use of several dialects through avocation. Polyglots learn many words out of their love for dialects, interests in other cultures or as...

In 2016 the number of unhealthy workers reached over three billion across the globe, and this number continues to rise. Among these three billion workers is an alarming increase in older workers who are generally less healthy. Also, there is over two million work-related deaths and over 300 million work-related...

Humor is ubiquitous in everyday life and many studies present descriptive, discursive, quantitative as well as other types of analysis in examining the way elements in humorous extracts from American comedies such as Malcolm in the Middle, Shrek, and others, pass through linguistic as well as intercultural barriers in dubbed...

Accelerated by technological advancement and stiffer competition, the restaurant industry has been adopting the latest methods of doing things. The rising reputation of the self-service technology (SST) and gains accrued to both customers and hoteliers, diminishes the significance of personal service in the industry. Players in the industry are embracing...

The little Albert experiment showed how classical conditioning works in people. Classical conditioning is the process of developing new behavior through the association of stimuli. In classical conditioning, two stimuli are linked to elicit a reaction. In this experiment, little Albert expressed fear for very loud sound. However, he also...

Statistics is the mathematical science involving equations that are used to solve and analyze daily activities in the world around us.  Today, we have great knowledge of the world around us, and this information was collected mathematically through statistics (DeGroot " Schervish, 2012). We can use statistics to tell what...