Compose a 2000 words assignment on modern visual artwork. Needs to be plagiarism free! This paper is aimed at analyzing the research practice in art design and education. For the purpose of this paper, the analysis will be focused on a specific art form that will analyze the origin and research around it and the success story of the artwork. Further, the paper will look at the flaws associated with the artwork as identified through research and provide a situation of the artwork. The artwork under analysis in this paper is Wall Art or graffiti. Graffiti is an art that has a long history. It has been developed and nurtured over the years as a heritage of a small group of people who are considered to belong to a specific art movement. It is one of the contemporary modern artworks that has raised quite a good deal of controversy over time. Some artists define graffiti as the arrangement of illicit marks and signs in such a way that they establish a coherent composition (Adams & Winter 1997, pp. 337-360). These marks are made on walls and roads by individuals who are not generally professional artists.

Whether illicit or not, graffiti has developed to become a recognized art in the contemporary world. Although graffiti has been in the field of art for quite long, the contemporary application of the artwork has been seen since the 1970s in the United States of America. Previously graffiti were related to the ancient Roman Empire as their only evidence was on their architecture. The reason behind the re-emergence in the late twentieth century was a part of the society’s information initiative. It aimed at communicating with the public illicit information about the social and political evils that were happening around them at that time. The perception by the authorities of this purpose resulted in the mislabelling of the artwork as illicit and illegal in many parts of the world.

Need an research paper on architecture, political landscape and urbanism on west africa’s slave coast. Needs to be 6 pages. Please no plagiarism. The Savi region is the capital of the coastal Hueda Kingdom, in Benin. The state and the capital formed an important part of the Atlantic slave trade. Huda Archaeological Project under the leadership of Kenneth Kelly, has, since 1991, discovered and mapped the form of a ditch-complex. Later on, the project has concentrated on the palace complex (Kelly, Brunache,& Norman 1999, p. 2). The archeological activities sought to elucidate the political order of the time. The town became desolate in 1772 after the conquest of the Dahomeans. Excavations in the Savi area have yielded locally made potteries and smoking pipes. The local pipes discovered were more than imported. However, it is the ditch complex that is the most interesting Savi’s archeology. The ditches are as deep as 8 meters and as wide as 30 meters. Archeologists believe that these ditches separated the residencies of the elites and the rest of the town. This has been proven by the discovery of ramp that provided access to the elite residence. There is also the evidence of a gate structure restricting entry to the area. Additionally, the presence of an elevated watchtower made strong the case of social interpretation of the functions of the ditches. Within the elitist areas, there is evidence of more barriers indicating restrictions to some areas within the elite residence itself. In the palace unearthing, there is evidence of divisions separating different sections of the palace. Furthermore, there is evidence to indicate the presence of storied structures prior to the Dahomean conquest.

Ceramics can be used as active objects domain for cultural configuration and transformation at numerous scales of quotidian lives. They can be used to explain some aspects of the cultural conversions that took place because of the engagement of West Africa in the Atlantic trade.&nbsp.

You will prepare and submit a term paper on String Processing Structures and Algorithms. Your paper should be a minimum of 2250 words in length. A finite sequence or band of characters or bits is called a string. However, in the text below the term string is used for text or character strings. Strings are sometimes defined as an array of characters (ASCII or Unicode). The array is one of the basic data structures that are used to store data. The design of array is based on a logical linear organization (Abstract Data Type) known as a LIST. The list is any linear or columnar representation of data items. Another structure that is used to represent the LIST ADT is Linked List. This is a dynamic structure as compared to an array which is static in nature. The size of static structures cannot be reduced or expanded at runtime (i.e. after they are established or declared in memory). The dynamic structures allow resizing at runtime.

The strings due to their linear nature can also be represented through linked lists but the management of strings implemented through linked lists becomes highly cumbersome. The array is the most suitable structure to implement strings. To make strings finite there must be an end mark that can be easily indicated through a special character. As per the standards established by C language the NULL character (i.e. ‘\0’) is used as a terminator symbol in the following text.

The strings are generally represented through an identifier. ‘S1’ and ‘S2’ are used as string names or identifiers in the examples mentioned above. Note that both the strings are of varying length with their respective end markers (NULL characters).

Data without operations is meaningless. Similarly, the storage of strings as character arrays is of no use until and unless exposed to the required string processing operations that are required to support real-world transactional requirements. The algorithms for the string operations discussed in the text below are highlighted through a generalized pseudo code.

I will pay for the following article Yoda’s Law and Competitive Exclusion. The work is to be 7 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. In any given environment, two or more individuals tend to share resources such as light, food, space, and oxygen. These gradually result in competition among the populations when such resources are insufficient to satisfy all their requirements. Intraspecific competition arises in a situation in which some species compete for resources such as food, breeding site, and water. In this type of competition, the size of the population is determinant on the availability of such resources. A good example reflects a tropical rain forest whereby frogs compete for shelter from predators during the day, and when there are numerous shelter sites, predators take fewer frogs, and their population size increases. On the other hand, interspecific competition takes place in a situation in which different species compete for resources. For example, sea birds, shags, and cormorants live and nest on the same type of cliff and all eat fish from the sea (Tool, Sue & Susan 34). The principle of, Law of the minimum by Liebig follows that growth is controlled not by total resources available, but by the scarcest resources identified as the limiting factor. This concept has been applied in developing ecosystem models. For instance, the growth of plants may depend on factors like. sunlight or mineral nutrients. Here, the availability of these factors may vary in the sense that, at any particular time one becomes more limiting when compared to the other (Sharma 103).

Self-thinning (Yoda’s Law) relates average plant biomass to density when density-dependent mortality occurs, such that populations decline in density as biomass increases. This law asserts that the mean weight per plant increased faster than density increased by a power-law equation with an exponent -3/2 (Rockwood 136). The paradox of the plankton explains the reasons why it is possible for such a large number of plankton species to coexist in the apparent homogeneous pelagic environment. According to Gause’s 1934 experiments, two species competing for the same resources cannot stably co-exist under otherwise constant conditions.&nbsp.Gause carried experiments on populations of the protozoa Paramecium aurelia and P. caudatum in which, the growth in numbers of these populations was observed when each of the species is living alone, and when both were living together in a constant volume of nutrient medium. Gause demonstrates that given two species, with the same niche, coexist in the same ecosystem. one will be excluded from the community because of intense competition (Burton 182).&nbsp.

I need some assistance with these assignment. iranian shia and dawoodi bohra Thank you in advance for the help! According to Mottahadeh (8), the Shia Islam, just like other factions of Islam, is strictly based on adherence to the message of Islamic prophet Muhammad and the Holy Quran. The Shia differs from other Islamic groups in that they believe God is the only one who can select a leader to protect Islam, sharia, and the Quran. For that reason, the Shias belief that Ali, who was Muhammad’s son in law, as God’s rightfully appointed successor of Prophet Muhammad. Additionally, Shias also believed that Ali was the first Imam. The Shias belief system was deeply extended to the Ahl al-Bayt, who was members of Muhammad’s family, and some specific individuals among his descendants, who were called the Imams. That group of people was widely regarded to have some special political and spiritual authority over the community. This could be the main reason why the Islamic group has a wide influence in communities where many members are subscribers to their Muslim beliefs.

Throughout history, there have been many branches of Shia. However, modern Shia is generally divided into three main groups. During the 21st century, the Ithna ashariyya were the largest Shia sect, which was commonly known as the Twelvers (Esposito 5). However, there were other smaller branches that included the Zaidi, Alawis, Ismaili, Druze, Alevis, and the Bohra. The Dawoodi Bohra’s belief system can be traced back to Yemen where they were persecuted since their ideologies differed from that of Zaydi Shia Islam and Sunni Islam. The term Bohra emanated from vehru, a Gujarati word which meant trade. The term was used in reference to their traditional profession. On the other hand, the term Dawoodi was used because the group had supported Dawood Bin Qutubshah during the 1592 leadership dispute. Thus, the sect came to be recognized as the Dawoodi Bohra.

The Dawoodi Bohra has a central spiritual leader, who is normally referred to as an ‘unrestricted missionary’.&nbsp.