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    (preferably one with a number base conversion feature) Circuit Design Software (CDS) Procedure Complete the following decimal-to-octal number conversions. If available‚ use the base conversion feature of your calculator to check your answers. 1) 25 (10) = 11 (8) 2) 49 (10) = 11 (8) 3) 187 (10) = 73 (8) 4) 398 (10) = 616 (8) 5) 2879 (10) = 5477(8) Complete the following octal-to-decimal number conversions. If available‚ use the base conversion feature of your calculator to check

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    Saving Energy

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    Why should we save energy in schools? Saving energy leads to reduce carbon emissions‚lower costs and conserves the supplies we have.They are also working in support with high schools to support energy efficiency."We believe energy efficiency is the cheapest and cleanest form of "new" energy the world has." - energy efficiency unit of Chevron.Even though energy suppliers want your business‚ they are looking for more of an investment instead of wasting energy when it isn’t necessary. They believe

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    Persuasive Research Paper Conversion therapy is a practice that ’s been going for centuries‚ but it came into the eye of the public at the turn of the twentieth century. Its practice is brutal to subtle‚ but has the same goals to change your sexual orientation and gender identity to the “normal” heterosexual and cisgender being. Conversion therapy is most known for its homophobia and transphobia prejudices. Patients are never really “cured”; instead‚ they become suicidal.  Conversion therapy has become

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    Wind Energy

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    issues in today’s world is that of energy sources to power an increasing global demand. Traditionally‚ humans have converted energy from natural resources like coal and natural gas for use. However‚ these sources of energy are both nonrenewable and cause large amounts of pollution. As we progress through the 21st century‚ renewable energy sources like solar and wind energy will see increased use to replace traditional sources. One of these sources‚ wind energy‚ is seeing a rise in development because

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    energy crisis

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    ENERGY CRISIS INTRODUCTION 1. An energy crisis is any great shortfall (or price rise) in the supply of energy resources to an economy. It usually refers to the shortage of oil and additionally to electricity or other natural resources. The crisis often has effects on the rest of the economy‚ with many recessions being caused by an energy crisis in some form. In particular‚ the production costs of electricity rise‚ which raises manufacturing costs. For the consumer‚ the price of gasoline (petrol)

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    Renewable energy is energy that originates from natural sources‚ which is a continuing and nonpolluting energy that is replenished due to its perpetual natural motion. These sources are commonly solar‚ geothermal‚ wind and tidal energies. Comparing different countries’ use of renewable energies -- in Portugal this year‚ close to 45 percent of its electricity will come from renewable energy sources (Rosenthal‚ 2010). This compared to 10.1 percent in the United States (U.S. Energy Administration

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    Energy Essay

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    General Papers 15 December 2014 Energy According to Mother Nature Network‚ green energy comes from natural sources such as sunlight‚ wind‚ rain‚ tides‚ plants‚ algae and geothermal heat. These energy resources are renewable‚ meaning they ’re naturally replenished. There are many different types of green energy such as wind energy‚ solar energy‚ and hydroelectric energy. Each type of energy is very diverse in the way it affects our society. “Last year‚ wind energy added nearly half of all new power

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    to maintain “the backbone of any economy.” Thus‚ in our day to days living‚ we seem to ask ourselves about what is meant by the term "Nuclear Energy." Some will give the right concept of the nuclear energy but others will not. It all depends with the knowledge one has about the nuclear energy. In this research paper‚ I will write on how nuclear energy arise paying emphasis on the advantages and disadvantages and past cases in the nuclear arena. While nuclear power is much in the news right now

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    There is much to be said about Saul’s conversion. One prospective is under-standing that The Lord’s anger is not anything any person should want to experience. It is apparent that Saul’s conversion was not voluntary. Many consider on the road to Da-mascus is where Saul conversion took place. I am not convinced that Saul’s conversion was immediate. When did Saul’s spiritual conversion truly take place? One fact we all must concede; God never recreated mankind. Therefore‚ the emotions and feelings

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    Cooper‚ senior fellow for economic analysis at Vermont Law School’s Institute for Energy and Environment. Estimates of construction costs — about $3 billion per reactor in 2002 — have been regularly revised upward to an average of about $10 billion per reactor‚ and the estimates are likely to keep rising‚ said Mr. Cooper‚ an analyst specializing in tracking nuclear power costs. Identifying the real costs of competing energy technologies is complicated by the wide range of subsidies and tax breaks involved

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