PPT-Stratification

and hypoxia on monthly to interannual timescales plus Is hypoxic event timing related to springneap cycles Codiga GSO Mar 21 2013 Monthly to interannual timescales. Didier Swingedouw & Giovanni . Sgubin. Can we find big jumps in the Labrador Sea?. North Atlantic warming hole . Warming hole in the North Atlantic for temperature trend over the last century (IPCC-AR5 summary for policymakers). Learning objectives . Define . the terms social class and life chances. Identify . links between social class and life chances. Explain . sociologists’ views on class and life chances. Key terms. 1) Ascribed status: Social position is fixed at birth.. OR. Strategy:. Relate sedimentary characteristics of ancient deposits (grain size, . sedimentary . structures, geometry) to features observed in modern rivers. Bedforms. during traction deposition from unidirectional flow. Brent Leininger. , . Patrick . Kurkiewicz. , . Lifeng. Lin, Xiang Li, Bryan . Trottier. . Jr. , . Yuanyuan. Wang.  . Pre-stratification is Insurance. Risk of Chance Imbalance. As Sample Size Increases…... Geography of the Indian Subcontinent . Mountains: . Located in the north . 3 major Ranges: Hindu Kush, Karakorum, Himalayan . Deserts and Plateaus: . Located in the South. Thar Desert, Deccan Plateau . How is social stratification related to social class?. How do you think these pictures illustrate Stratification?. Social Stratification:. the layers of people who . pocess. unequal shares of scarce resources, particularly income, wealth, power and prestige.. How are societies divided?. Why are all societies stratified?. What motivates people within society?. How do elites control the populace?. Marx and Weber. (. at it again). Marx. Proletariat v. Bourgeoisie. Social stratification =. The ranking of people in a society into a hierarchy based on class, gender, ethnicity and/or age. In a stratified society, there is an unequal distribution of things that are perceived as valuable (e.g. in North America, people who upper class are more likely to have a better education, live in larger homes, own more goods, etc. than those in the middle or lower classes). Marjorie Friedrichs, VIMS, lead. Carl Friedrichs, VIMS, co-lead. Wen Long and Raleigh Hood, UMCES. Malcolm Scully, ODU. FY12 Testbed 2 Kick-off . Telecon. Compare relative skill of various hydrodynamic and dissolved oxygen models in reproducing observations on . Explain the interconnectedness between stratification, economics, politics, subsistence, and kinship. . Demonstrate and understanding of basic concepts in cultural anthropology. . Distinguish between open and closed systems. . Where water depth < 0.5 wavelength, water interacts with bed (=. wave base. ). Typical ocean waves have . l. = 10-30 m: . fair-weather wave base . (FWWB) is about 5-15 m depth. Large storm waves can have . What Do the Latest Data Suggest?. Registry Studies. 2015 ESC/ERS Guidelines. Risk Assessment in PAH. French PH Registry. Low-Risk Criteria. French PH Registry. Baseline Characteristics. French PH Registry. Mountain or Molehill?. Michelle C. Odden, PhD. Outlines. Definitions and DAGs. Quantifying the bias. Should we be worried?. Discussion. Definitions & DAGs. Confounding Bias. Exposure. Outcome. Confounder. SUSMITA ROY. 27.09.21. Social Stratification vs Social . Differentiation. The difference between social stratification and social differentiation is subtle as they both are closely related terms. When speaking of the society, and also in the discipline of sociology, you may have heard of the terms, social stratification and social differentiation. In the society, people are categorized based on their income, occupation, social status and other factors. .