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    Canon Swot

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    strengths of canon . y Having alliances with other strong and popular businesses is a major plus point for canon as it helpsbring in new customers and make business more effective. y Being a market leader‚ as canon is‚ is key to their success as it boosts reputation‚ profit and marketshare. y Competitive pricing is a vital element of canon¶s overall success‚ as this keeps them in line with their rivals‚ if not above them. y Riding high in the niche market in camera industry

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    Canon 4ps

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    Canon Product Decisions The term "product" refers to tangible‚ physical products as well as services. Here are some examples of the product decisions to be made: • Brand name – Canon • Functionality - Digital Single-Lens-Reflex Camera • Styling – Sleek‚ Rounded & Modern Looking • Quality – Great camera; fast‚ feature-packed‚ and with excellent photo and video quality: Very Good to Excellent quality for a prosumer digital SLR • Safety – Weather Seal‚ Safety-Shift Possible‚ Environmental Parameter

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    Canons of Taxation

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    Canons/Principles of Taxation By Adam Smith:   Adam smith‚ the father of modem political economy‚ has laid down four principles or cannons of taxation in his famous book "Wealth of Nations". These principles are still considered to be the starting point of sound public finance. Adam Smith’s celebrated cannons of taxation are:   (1) Cannon of equality or ability‚ (2) Cannon of certainty‚ (3) Cannon of convenience‚ and  (4) Cannon of economy.   (1) Canon of equality or ability: Canon of equality

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    Canon in D

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    is Canon in D Major. This piece was written around 1680 (http: //dialspace.dial.pipex.com). In Pachelbel’s era‚ he was better known for his scared church pieces. Canon in D became more popular in the 20th century that it ever was in the baroque period. Canon in D has been used in major films such as Father of the Bride and Ordinary People‚ television ads for Threshers Wines‚ Pure New Wool‚ British Gas‚ various other songs and it was played at Princess Diane’s funeral (ibid). What Canon means

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    The Curricular Canon

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    Pointing The Curricular Canon for Optimal Accuracy Literacy is defined as knowing the world around you and the cultures within. A curricular canon brings diverse societies closer together by sharing knowledgeable experiences leading to a higher understanding of works of literature‚ art‚ and music. Each country has a national heritage of text such as novels‚ plays‚ and artwork that are deemed worthy of value to the core canon by the elite of that society. However‚ global testing is used to determine

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    Canon Law

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    fundamentalis. * Some said it is bad for ecumenism - but that cuts both ways. Old canon one: Licet in Codice iuris canonici Ecclesiae quoque Orientalis disciplina saepe referatur‚ ipse tamen unam respicit Latinam Ecclesiam‚ neque Orientalem obligat‚ nisi de iis agatur‚ quae ex ipsa rei natura etiam Orientalem afficiunt. Canon 1 Latin Code The CIC governs only the Latin Rite‚ the CCEO is for eastern catholics (2% = 20M) Canon 2 Liturgy

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    What is a Canon?

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    CHAPTER • What is the canon? • What is literature? • Quality control • The classic • Canon clues • Summing up • Words‚ words‚ words • Read and view more • Final words What is the canon? When you hear the word ‘canon’‚ you generally think of a large‚ heavy weapon on wheels that fires lead balls at some enemy army across a field. That‚ of course‚ would be a ‘cannon’ and not what we are talking about here. Although‚ in the study of English‚ the canon is indeed made up of

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    camera

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    History of Camera “Photography” is derived from the Greek word photos meaning light‚ and graphein meaning to draw. The word was first used by the scientist Sir John F.W. Herschel in 1839. It’s a method of recording images by the action of light‚ or related radiation on a sensitive material. Alhazen (Ibn Al-Haytham)‚ a great authority on optics in the middle ages who lived around 1000 Ad‚ invented the first pinhole camera. The first casual reference to the optic laws of pinhole cameras was

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    The Camera

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    the founder of the Red digital camera system‚ “The camera is arguably one of the most important of all inventions…it is he single tool that has the ability to stop time‚ record history‚ generate art‚ tell stories‚ and communicate messages that transcend language like nothing else ever conceived.” (Red Camera) I agree with this statement and the depth within it. The way it changed art is still unexplainable with its eternal lasting impact. The invention of the camera was completely necessary in order

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    Canon of Medicine

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    causes. Hygiene‚ simple and complex medicines‚ and functions of parts of the body are also covered. The Canon agrees with Aristotle (and disagrees with Hippocrates) that tuberculosis was contagious‚ a fact which was not universally accepted in Europe until centuries later. It also describes the symptoms and complications of diabetes. Both forms of facial paralysis were described in-depth. The Canon of Medicine discussed how to effectively test new medicines: • The drug must be free from any extraneous

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