PPT-Pharaohs of Significance

Brief Overview of Most Famous Pharaohs Menes AKA Narmer Founding King of 1 st Dynasty Reign 31002850 BCE Unification Pharaoh First Pharaoh to unify Upper and Lower Egypt into one kingdom. Stella Jackson (saj504@york.ac.uk). Overview. A quick bit of theory!. ‘Traditional’ Heritage and Local Landmarks. Designation applications analysis. National vs. local . Big Society and localism. Dawn M Elliott, PhD. Research Plan. Significance . + . Innovation. + Approach . (Study Design). R01 = 12 Pages. R21 = 6 Pages. Review Criteria. Overall Impact (overall score). Scored Review Criteria. Formalizing. We saw in the last section how to find a confidence interval. In this section, we . use the . confidence interval to come up with a formal test to be able to say whether or not we think a sample is representative of the population. We assume n is at least 30, and hence may use s to estimate . 1. . Narmer. or Menes. United Upper and Lower Egypt; the first pharaoh. 2. . Djoser. Built the first pyramid at Saqqara. 3. . Sneferu. . Built at least three famous pyramids that survive to this day and introduced major innovations in the design and construction of pyramids in Ancient Egypt.. Significance-. The positive effect something is likely to have on other things. Innovation- . A new and substantially different way of considering or addressing something, which results in a positive change. SMITHY WOOD : Melvyn Jones T HE SIGNIFICANCE OF ITS NAME The name Smithy Wood immediately tells us of the antiquity of woodland on this site (Smith, 1961) . It has long been believed that the name S Katie Goslee. Program Officer, Ecosystem Services Unit. Winrock International. kgoslee@winrock.org. . www.winrock.org. . Measuring and Monitoring Forest Degradation Across Asia. Presentation Overview. Dawn M Elliott, PhD. Research Plan. Significance . + . Innovation. + Approach . (Study Design). R01 = 12 Pages. R21 = 6 Pages. Review Criteria. Overall Impact (overall score). Scored Review Criteria. 1. Kim . M. . Gans. , PhD, MPH, LDN. Professor, Dept. of Behavioral & Social Sciences and . Director. , Institute for Community Health . Promotion . Brown . University School of Public Health. Who am I?. By . Jalyn. Rose 5-304. pharaohs. The role of the Pharaohs were to help the Egyptians stay under control.. The pharaoh that ruled Egypt the longest was Ramses II.. The pharaohs of Egypt were the king of the kingdoms.. Tyet. Known as the sign or Knot of Isis. Symbol of fertility, welfare, and protection. Symbol commonly seen in the hands of the gods or pharaohs.. Head represents evil god Seth. Scepter suggests power over evil and power to be violent in the hand of the holder.. Egyptian kings were called Pharaohs. Pharaoh = “great house”. Egyptians believed a strong central leader was needed to make Egypt strong. The Pharaoh guided Egypt’s every activity. His word was law. STAT 1450. Connecting Chapter 15 to our Current Knowledge of Statistics. Chapters 10 & 12 used information about a population to answer questions about a . sample. (e.g. ., 20% of people are smokers, what is the probability that a random sample of 2 people smoke. ?. Or. . is. . there. a . grey. . zone. ?. Paul . Aerts. Scientific Affairs Manager. Alloimmunization. : a . side. . effect. . of. . transfusion. The 1st . documented. human . transfusion. 1795, Philadelphia USA.