PPT-Identify Sensitive Variables

through Whatif Scenarios Intermediate Cost Analysis and Management 1 43 We assume cross traffic will stop What if our assumption is incorrect 2 Terminal Learning Objective Action Identify Sensitive Variables through Whatif Scenarios. RANDOM VARIABLES Definition usually denoted as X or Y or even Z and it is th e numerical outcome of a random process Example random process The number of heads in 10 tosses of a coin Example The number 5 rating Environmental issues. Naturally occurring variables: usual with several groups of people. Noise. Temperature. Light. Time of day. Seating arrangements. Artificiality:. Classroom or Office are not “real world” or “natural”. Types of Variables. There are 2 main types of variables: . Independent Variable: . The variable that is changed by the scientist; the ‘. I control. ’ variable. Dependent Variable: . The variable that might change because of what the scientist changes – what is being measured . Peace. Journalism. By . BenCy. G. . Ellorin. Training . on Engendered Conflict-Sensitive Multi-media Reportage: Sept. 19-23, . 2010. MASSPECC Hostel and Training Center. Mindanao Women Writers and GTZ. Java Unit 11: Inheritance I. Both instance variables and methods are inherited. In a program that uses an instance of a subclass, it is possible to work with the object’s instance variables by using the corresponding get and set methods, which are also inherited from the superclass. . H-FILE P-FILE H-FILE P-FILE H-FILE P-FILE TECHNICAL VARIABLES SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES irregular/casual/odd jobs for payODDJOB_CIdentifiersLiving arrangementsunofficial/non-registered/untaxed workN Photo by Stacy Hughes ©. Access to quality education is a human right. The right to education is not being fully realized. Education and conflict have a bi-directional and complex relationship. Education programs and policies in conflict-affected and fragile contexts should be conflict sensitive. Center for Health Policy and Healthcare Research. January 22, 2015. Steven D. Pizer, PhD. Associate Professor of Health Economics. Department . of Pharmacy . and Health Systems Sciences . School . of . Agenda. Howard Noble – Research Support ACIT (IT Services). Rowan Wilson – Research Support ACIT (IT Services). Claudia . Kozeny-Pelling. – Research Services. Duncan Tooke – Information Security. Science Fair Preparation. Testable Question . A question that asks how one change (independent variable) has a measureable effect on something else (dependent variable). . Testable Question . Does changing the height of the ramp affect the speed of a car going down the ramp?. European Data Access . Forum. Luxembourg, 24.03.2015. Jörg . Drechsler. The Idea . B. ehind . S. ynthetic . D. ata. SDL technique for data dissemination. i. dea . is closely related to multiple imputation for nonresponse. 1. Walter F. Blood. Director of Product Management . Agenda. 2. Variables – A Quick Review. Variables in Reports. Variables in Procedures. Variables in Masters. A Quick Review. 3. The Basics. 4. Two types of Variable. Suzanne Savall. Elementary Teacher 25 years. Washington State Principal for 9 years . . The Journey to Becoming a Trauma . Sensitive School. Resilience from personal trauma . Steve Sandler, Picotest . steve@picotest.com . +1-480-375-0075 . What are sensitive circuits?. Many low power circuits are . hyper-sensitive. to power supply noise. . Examples of hyper-sensitive circuits include clock oscillators (XOs), low noise amplifiers (LNAs), phase locked loops (PLLs), mixers and precision voltage references to name just a few. .