Radiology research paper Cone beam computed tomography   Theodore Bennett

Abstract Radiology and the development of the first X-ray has been around for over a century and throughout that journey the practice of radiography has acquired more aspects to the career. For instance, 100 years ago it was all about taking an X-ray. Now the radiologic technologist, which is a licensed tech that takes radiographic images, has other practices to accomplish. Those include, but are […]

CUSTOMARY INTERNATIONAL LAW Customs in international law can generally be defined as rules developed by the practice of states, which rules the states concerned follow because they believe there is a rule of law requiring them to behave as such. Rebecca Wallace (1997) defines it as “a practice followed by those concerned because they feel legally obliged to behave in such a way” (p. 172). […]

The balance between providing high-quality medical care and running a profitable business is a constant battle in the medical community. Thirty years ago, less than two percent of physicians changed jobs during their career. Today, approximately ten percent of physicians change jobs on an annual basis. As physician mobility begins to rise, the medical community’s need to protect its business interest become increasingly necessary. Physician […]

CODES AND NOTES ON PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW by PORFERIO JR. and MELFA SALIDAGA NOTES ON PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW CHAPTER 1 GENERAL PRINCIPLES Nature and Scope Public International Law – It is the body of rules and principles that are recognized as legally binding and which govern the relations of states and other entities invested with international legal personality. Formerly known as “law of nations” coined […]

Summary of Facts In February of 2006, State X claimed a 1000 square kilometer surface area on the moon as part of its territory and therefore subjected to its territorial jurisdiction. Soon after claiming the territory, State X began to construct permanent structures on the moon for the purpose of researching and mining resources. Furthermore, with the newly acquired resources, State X intended to use […]

Accounting is one of the oldest social sciences disciplines whose development has been affected by a variety of historical, economic, social-cultural and institutional factors. In essence, although the discipline is currently harmonized across different nations, accounting systems have been influenced by different national traits, a factor that also influenced the differences in accounting systems at the international level. In general, the accounting systems in use […]

Question 1 (a): Outline in your own words the key, PRE-IFRS, developmental factors that can differ across countries (e.g. different sources of finance and different legal systems). In your answer, summarise the differences and any similarities between the development factors of China and Australia. It seems that the key issue facing global financial markets and international investors is worldwide accounting diversity as considerable differences exist […]

Corporate Image Corporate image is under attack. After recent reports of accounting fraud, executive misconduct, and other questionable activities in corporate America the consumers have lost faith. To manage this loss of faith companies must rebuild consumer sentiment. To accomplish this, reputation management needs to be reassessed. The Harris-Fombrun Reputation Quotient assists in corporate image management by providing companies with an established approach to measure […]

Introduction IFRS is a general global financial language for business affairs that’s understandable globally and comparable across the international boundaries. IFRS initially was formed to harmonize accounting across European Union, but the value of harmonization was so overwhelming and attractive around the world that became a benchmark globally. Importance of Accounting Standards In this assignment I want to explain the importance of the Accounting standards. […]