What does "mair" mean in scottish or gaelic?

Related BrainMass Solutions

• Research Three Marketing Opportunities for Three Firms

  Risk Risk in environment Friendly development: In developing environmental friendly strategies, Toyota may face many challenges or risks in terms of required resources at time for executing strategies in an effective manner (Cendrowski, Mair & Mair

• Scotland & Wales: Nationalism, History & Governance

  Why does Scottish nationalism appear to be quite strong, while Welsh nationalism seems much weaker? Welsh Nationalism: Wales was incorporated into what would eventually be Great Britain at a much earlier date than was the case with Scotland.

• Advantages of Owning Facilities Outside the U.S. Prior to NAFTA

  Prior to NAFTA What advantages do cities outside of the US as in Canada have by owning manufacturing facilities in Canada prior to NAFTA?

• Structural Formula of Carrageen

  It is named after Irish moss (Chondrus crispus), which is called carraigeen in Gaelic—moss of the rock. These chemicals are large, highly flexible molecules which curl around each other forming double-helical structures.

• Thesis, thesis statement

  How does the author argue her (or his!) point?
  
  Usually an author states their thesis near the beginning of the piece.

• Modern Rhetoric Theory

  The Lectures on Rhetoric (1783) by the Scottish clergyman Hugh Blair achieved considerable popularity in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, as did the Philosophy of Rhetoric (1776) by the Scottish theologian George Campbell and the Elements of Rhetoric

• Disparities in Price Levels for Medication

  Health Affairs, 26 (2), 450-457 The Scottish Government. (2006). Review of prescription charges in Western Europe, North America and Australasia.

• Statistics: observed value, imperial rule, bar graph, random sample, sampling methods

  The article did not explain how the schools or students were selected. a. For this survey explain what a unit is, what the population is, and what the sample is? b.

• Enterprise Risk Management

  COSO I was a document created in 1992 on internal control, whereas COSO II is an integrated framework for Enterprise Risk Management. COSO II has eight elements (Cendrowski Harry, Mair William C2009).