My Object Analysis

The object is an Ancient Greek ceramic pot known as an Attic vase produced using clay. Having looked on the British Museum database, a ‘stamnos’1 vase used for storing liquids. ‘The vase was decorated using a fine clay slip…a liquid mixture of clay and water which would eventually turn black during the firing process’’2.

In the story, “Love Medicine”, the author, Louisa Eldrich, uses symbols and the Turkey heart is representative of many things presented in the story; Such as Grandpa’s outlook on life, his relationship with Grandpa, Lulu and his battle with Alzheimer’s. The turkey hearts represent grandpa's outlook on life.

This retrospective analysis is on a class III medical device called the Micra Transcatheter Pacing System (TPS). The device is created by Medtronic Incorporated which is a company that focuses primarily on devices for cardio and vascular, restorative therapies, diabetes, and minimally invasive therapies. The target customers are those who have slow or irregular heartbeats that need to be monitored. This pacemaker is useful for patients who could have difficulties with the placement of traditional pacemakers, or would be better off with a single chamber pacemaker. The underlying technology used is a 1in long pacemaker that is placed directly into the right ventricle through the femoral artery using

An alliance known as the Coalition formed during the Napoleonic War period in Europe to combat the rising French hegemony. Coalition forces consisted of the four of the many major powers during this time period, Prussia, Russia, Austria, and Great Britain. Within this alliance, each nation that was involved was committed to fighting a common enemy, put was motivated to do so by different reasons. Of these reasons, one country, in particular, stood out among the other countries involved, Great Britain . Great Britain was seen as a country motivated only by self-interest and one who calls upon its allies to wage its wars. Author Michael Duffy supports this assertion in his article titled “Britain as a European Ally, 1789-1842” when he quotes Lord Grenville in stating, “We are represented as making war, and inciting all other nations to join us, merely for

As explained above, our artifact represents the anatomy of the human heart. They supply oxygen and blood to the heart as well as throughout the body. Moreover, the artifact is a symbol of our campaign, Hearts That Care. A campaign on the behalf of the big, trustworthy organization, Doctors Without Borders. It can be trusted given that the organization is a huge, well-known organization that helps people worldwide on issues relating to healthcare.

The small, ivory statuette of the Virgin and Child and the rich, animated fresco panels from the Magdalene chapel create a sense of reverence and promote personal prayer. The statuette incorporates both ivory and wood. The figures of ivory rise up off their wooden base. Altogether, the piece stands 200 millimeters tall. The statuette dates to the early fourteenth century in Paris, France. During the fourteenth century, ivory pieces (both religious and secular) grew in popularity, allowing craftsman to forge beautiful works of art. Ivory ornaments hold an air of quality craftsmanship because the material carries a great value and versatile nature. A devotional object made of ivory becomes precious in the

This observation is based on a family consisting of a young professional married couple and their three year old daughter. I observed them for one hour over three weeks, in the evening to fit into their schedules. They have lived in the borough of Croydon in their three bedroom house for six years. For the purpose of this assignment all the names have been changed and the family

The Gavorrano oversized arch mirror is like adding another window to your space. If hung or placed across from a real window it will reflect the view and the light making it feel like two windows. The Gavorrano mirror is made with a reclaimed pine frame that features a lightly aged gray wash finish and wrought iron Muntins. It’s big and beautiful 48" x 80."

After the clients social needs were met, she was able to focus on taking care of her physical health. This model also reflects many of the defining concepts.

The objects I had chosen each had a significance to me in my personal life. I chose a dried rose, a key, and a camera. Each object brings a significant memory to mind when I think of them. The camera reminds me of my passion, and of the day I bought it at a thrift shop with my closest friends. Secondly, the rose reminds me of my last concert in my high school orchestra when my father gave me the rose. Lastly, the key brings back memories from the individual who had given it to me. I choose this particular composition because it was visually pleasing, additionally, the strap of the camera and the chain on the necklace draws the eye around the page and back to the camera.

Theme: To describe theme in my video I used numerous pictures and a song that was done by Nirvana in the 90’s since that is the main character’s favorite band. For instance, I used the blonde girl rocking the headphones because Nico has blonde hair and loves music. I used the worn out Chuck Taylor shoes because that's how the character feels, pulled in every direction and tired. The picture of Kurt Cobain displays a lot of things, one of them being that the story is advertently surrounded around him, and his band.

In Brave New World, Aldous Huxley basically divided the novel into three parts. The first part is to introduce an imagined future in which everything is unconventional. He gave us details for the fertilizing room and the world was built based on the ideas on Community, Identity, and Stability. The second part is to plunge the readers into the Brave New World and to give the view of different characters in the book, for example the ideal citizens Henry Foster and Lenina Crowne, and Benard Marx who was more educated in the ways of civilization. The third part is to introduce John who was born in the Savage Reservation and the challenges he faced in the Brave New World. In these order, the reader can

Concept analysis deals with the careful job of guiding clearness to the meaning of concepts used in science, according to McEwen, M., & Wills, E. (2010) in Nursing Theories and Nursing Practice. This paper will analyze the concept of comfort which comes from Katarine Kolcaba’s Comfort theory. Comfort is the state that is experienced automatically by receivers of comfort interventions. It involves the holistic experience of being strengthened through having comfort needs addressed as defined by McEwen and Wills (2010). Comfort is a key concept and central value of nursing. As stated by Tutton, E., & Seers, K. (2003), An exploration of the concept of comfort, comfort is defined as a state, linked to outcomes

Perception is a crucially important way for most of the organisms to observe and react to the environment. Its definition in Oxford Dictionary of English is “the ability to see, hear, or become aware of something through the senses” (“Perception”). However, for human, the most intelligent organism on earth, perception has an another meaning: “The way in which something is regard, understood, or interpreted” (“Perception”). People can not only be aware of the environment through senses, but also gain new knowledge by interpreting the observation.

big circle glasses- because they make her eyes look larger. also, she always has a pair of them with her just for fashion reasons.