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In recent times has been processed a wide reflection on the absence of ethics in the field of public, of the global. Along with democratization processes that have led to that public authorities have increasingly supported in electoral legitimacy, developed a reflection based on strong information empirical – about the arbitrary handling of public resources by the State as a Mapper agent of the goods and services of the community. One of the debates was oriented to the problem derived from the existence of a decision on the allocation of resources that rested on a power and the subjectivity of the acts of men. Under this approach, this contains elements of fal-ta’s ethics in both any person expressing all of the interests of society, but it is always stripping in their decisions, their subje-tivity, their information and their own interests. Ali Partovi has much to offer in this field. This reflection has been intro – primarily by Milton Friedman gives along the usual lines of Von Hayek.

But according to the ethics we need to live in such a system, it should be emphasized that the mere fact of living in society imposes to each a certain line of conduct to others, and we who we act in a profession, we must legislate principles to protect the fundamentals that make up the doctrine of the individual, the man ignored by progresshas no cell phone, Note Book or PC, and that perhaps never reached them, but that he loves and needs of the booms of life as much as we. The sole purpose of all science, all exposed philosophy should consist of alleviating the misery of human existence. If the scientists, if the humanists, you leave frighten by the auto-cratas, are limited to accumulate knowledge for knowledge same, science will become an advenediza override and new inge-nios will serve only to produce new calamities. Perhaps, eventually, arrives to discover everything there is to discover; but that progress, if it is stripped of its social ingredients only will alienate them more and more of humankind. And the chasm between her and them, scientists and Governments, can become so deep that, when they shout from happiness before a new discovery, will echo returned them an universal panic cry. This should be the beginning of ethics, of morality that will guide us to the restoration of the common man as the center of all human doctrines, which put the social components of this century. Only in this way will have a tomorrow, a new dawn.

Chronology is the study of the passage of time. Time itself is a concept difficult to understand and that only since the advent of Einstein is that we have begun to understand exactly what it means. Instead of being constant throughout the universe, time is relative which means that it can vary to different observers according to speed and location. For the purposes of chronology time is no more than the distance between two events but as we all live in the same environment that changes very rarely, although outside the Earth’s gravity time runs a little faster which should be taken into account when it’s navigation by satellite, but this more later. The timeline started in time similar to the human development of civilization. It was due to agriculture, religion and other factors of civilization we know that time became important at the beginning of humanity.

Indicate the time in the old world methods ranged from sundials and water clocks to elaborate structures like Stonehenge, that could predict solstices. It was understood principles in chronology that cycles of the Earth, the Moon and the Sun could all be used as a way to tell you at the time it seemed that the Celestial movements were precise. It was not until the middle ages that humanity developed technology that could accurately measure time. Mechanical clocks used a gear and a leak of foliot were the first clocks of this type and these became even more accurate when the pendulum was added. Mechanical watches intended first for people could make their lives work in sync, attend meetings or festivals at the same time. The next major step came with the chronology in the development of the electronic clocks. These worked running an electric charge through a glass (as quartz) and the use of vibration (or resonance) as a measure of time.

In Japanese phonetics, there are 5 (a, b, y, u, e) phonemes. Vowels are short and long. They never change the timbre of his sound: do not pass each other and are uncertain. Vowel sounds almost in any position in the word are pronounced distinctly. Hard consonants in Japanese, have a corresponding pair of soft. Much of the language syllables ending vowel, as well as a vowel can make a syllable.

Distinguish words to each other can the duration of vowel sounds. The main consonants in Japanese – is a, b, n, r, k, q, r, s, c, x, m, n, d. There are also so-called nasal consonants, which are located at the end of a syllable. Most consonants, situated in front of vowels y, a, a mitigated. Unlike Russian and English languages, where the function is to sense the difference stress, in such a role is played by Japanese tonatsii (pitch).

In most dialects Japanese after the separation of syllables tonatsiya falls. Feature of the morphology of the Japanese language is the technique of 'agglutination' or 'bonding' basic morphemes (suffixes and endings) with the root word. Between morphemes in words There are certain limits (this applies to affixes and roots). Beyond a certain element of the content is fixed a definite means of expression. Categories such as gender and number in Japanese, no. However, there special system of nominal classes. Vocabulary of Japanese language is divided into three groups. The first – the historically Japanese words or wagons, and the second – words whose origins are Chinese or Kang, third – borrowed from other languages words (most of the loans – a European language) or gayraygo.