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    serial interface of modem with microcontroller i.e.‚TxD‚RxD and GND.In this scheme RTS and CTS signals of serial port interface of GSM Modem are connected with each other.The transmit signal of serial port of microcontroller is connected with transmit signal (TxD) of the serial interface of GSM Modem while receive signal of microcontroller serial port is connected with receive signal (RxD) of serial interface of GSM Modem.The COMPIM Serial Port Model shown in the schematic diagram developed in Proteus

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    cell phones can be used in cheating. Text messaging is the new note passing. Explain this more...Students can exchange text messages about the correct answers without the teacher’s knowing. Preventing use cell phone in the classroom is very important because it does not only affect the students who own cell phone‚ but it affects their friends. It will distract the good students who are listening to the teacher when their friends communicate with them through text messages. Other students can easily

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    The texts Life of Pi written by Yann Martell‚ On the Sidewalk Bleeding by Evan Hunter‚ War Horse directed by Steven Spielberg and World’s Fastest Indian directed by Roger Donaldson are all related to the theme belonging. The definition of belonging is the feeling of being secure in your s relationships and surroundings. This can be achieved by communicating with others or by finding a special connection and friendship. A similarity between On the Sidewalk Bleeding and War Horse related to

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    Analysis of Gothic Texts Dracula (Novel) Bibliographical Information: Composer: Bram Stocker Published Text Name: Dracula Date Published: May 1897 Publisher Details: First published by Archibald Constable and Company 1897 This edition Published in Penguin Classic 1993 Question 1: Describe the subject matter‚ i.e. explain what the text is about. Dracula is an appealing text that has been loved for many years because one of its main themes is a great human conflict‚ the fight between good

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    article‚ The effect of syntax and lexical complexity on the comprehension of elementary science texts” the author Diane Arya examines the challenges educators must face when integrating literacy into the content area of science based on text complexity. Science unlike other content areas utilizes a reader’s experienced prior knowledge. Experiences are critical when comprehending scientific text; “ science texts provide readers with a purpose for reading and additional exposures to key science concepts

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    A Guide for Text Complexity Analysis 1. Fill in the title and author information in the upper left side of the placemat. 2. Complete the Text Description. (Green Box) 3. Identify the Quantitative Measure. (Red Box) Use Lexile.com (or the quantitative measure your district uses) to find the quantitative measure of the text. Use the chart below to determine the grade band alignment for the quantitative measure of the text. Enter the Lexile Measure and Complexity Band Level on the placemat

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    Sekarwulan/126332047 Foundation of English Literature Text‚ Context and Intertextuality The term text‚ context and intertextuality are closely related. The word text is embedded with word context and intertextuality. The meaning of the term text is any kinds of written words that will be used in a certain context—cultural or social economy context—and the relation of each text to the texts surrounding it called intertextuality. Thus‚ when we read a text‚ we have to think about the interrelatedness’ between

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    Module A: Text & Contexts Essay Texts are although a form of composer’s ideas and imaginations‚ they also reflect contexts and discuss different issues in the society of the time in which they were composed. The novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley and Ridley Scott’s noir film Blade Runner: The Director’s Cut are good examples of texts that reflect on contexts and the composer’s ideas and imaginations. Mary Shelley’s novel‚ Frankenstein‚ is a gothic fiction that represents the context of the

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    Mobile Based Railway Reservation Application Himanshu Runwal (B.E Computer Engineering‚ Vidyalankar Institute of Technology‚ himanshurunwal@gmail.com) Jatinkumar Tamboli (B.E Computer Engineering‚ Vidyalankar Institute of Technology‚ jtamboli8@gmail.com) Tushar Virole (B.E Computer Engineering‚ Vidyalankar Institute of Technology‚ viroletushar@gmail.com) UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF PROF. DEVENDRA PANDIT (Vidyalankar Institute of Technology) Abstract Software has to be developed for automating the

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    O.N. Grishina Text Analysis Guide for 5th Year Students Moscow 2000 Text Analysis Guide (for 5th Year Students) © 2000 by O.N. Grishina. All rights reserved. Preface Until quite recently linguists treated language as a fixed code - a more or less rigid system of interrelated elements. These elements were traditionally classified as phonological (the level of sounds)‚ morphological (the level of word parts)‚ lexical (the level of words) and syntactic

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