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    was that this one biological feat we could never master. Dr. Lee M. Silver‚ 1997. On February 23‚ 1997‚ Doctor Ian Wilmut successfully cloned the world’s first mammal‚ giving the world a harsh wake-up call to the state of its technology. The implications of an effective somatic cell nuclear transfer in mammals are tremendous. The use of cloning for research purposes could yield fixes for aging and heart problems; new organs for patients in need of transplants; increased reliability of plastic

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    Digital Multiplayer Disk

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    Digital Multilayer disk formally known as Fluorescent multilayer disk is an optical disc format developed by D Data Inc. It is based on the 3D optical data storage technology developed for the Fluorescent Multilayer Disc by the company Constellation 3D. The change of name is due to frailer of the company called Constellation 3D due to a Swiss partner failing to provide finance to run the operation‚ later Constellation was taken over by a company called D Data Inc who reintroduced the technology under

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    Implications of Memory Distortion As an eyewitness to a crime‚ there is a lot of pressure to remember the events that have taken place accurately. According to the article "How to Improve Your Memory" on helpguide.org‚ Exercise and sleep help people remember things. The person needs to exercise and get enough sleep before they go and identify the accused criminal. To remember specific details the witness needs to write the information out and try and visualize what they seen. Sometimes drawing

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    first conceived as a substitute for face-to-face contact‚ when the latter was for some reason impractical: Don’t have time to make a phone call? Shoot off a text message. But very quickly‚ the text message became the connection of choices” (13). She explains how online communication was invented for emergency situations but later turns to main idea for communicate with friends and family. People are spending more time on online communications while it makes problem for relationships by not allowing people

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    Rh Bill; Its Implication

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    to the aforementioned bill? Second‚ are the provisions of the rh bill not in conflict with the constitution? Third‚ does it concern itself with morality‚ or are the provisions in that law anchored in moral precepts? Fourth‚ what are the possible implications of rh bill once this has been enacted into a law or does it not attack an individual who has a firm allegiance to his/her religious convictions? Sixth‚ is it scientifically and empirically verifiable that the use of condoms‚ pills‚ or other form

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    Abortion has and continues to be a controversial topic. Most would argue that every woman should have the right to terminate a pregnancy for whatever reason‚ because her body and the fetus are one entity. Since termination of a pregnancy or abortion is the status quo within society‚ most would agree with this consensus. I‚ however‚ without properly acknowledging the rights of all the parties involved with abortion (the fetus and father)‚ I do not believe it should be used so freely within society

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    Digital Literacy- The ability to use digital technology‚ communication tools‚ or networks to locate‚ evaluate‚ use and create information Digital Citizenship- Digital citizenship can be defined as the norms of appropriate‚ responsible behavior with regard to technology use Digital Identity- is an online or networked identity adopted or claimed in cyberspace by an individual‚ organization or electronic device. These users may also project more than one digital identity through multiple communities

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    many disputes and requests that the driving age limit should be raised from 16 to 21 years of age. Many people have very opposing thoughts to this subject. Both sides have positives and negatives to both sides of the situation. Some people even believe that the driving age should be lowered. I think the driving age should NOT be raised to 21 because it gives kids more freedom‚ teaches them responsibility and helps teens overall. One reason the driving age limit should not be raised is because it gives

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    Fundamentals of Digital Electronics by Professor Barry Paton Dalhousie University March 1998 Edition Part Number 321948A-01 Fundamentals of Digital Electronics Copyright Copyright © 1998 by National Instruments Corporation‚ 6504 Bridge Point Parkway‚ Austin‚ Texas 78730-5039. Universities‚ colleges‚ and other educational institutions may reproduce all or part of this publication for educational use. For all other uses‚ this publication may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form‚ electronic

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    Analog vs. Digital

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    Comparing and Contrasting There are two forms of radio‚ AM/FM and satellite. Also known as analog and digital‚ both methods of broadcasting are transmitted into a radio system‚ or stereo‚ built with a receiver. Information received into the system is then translated into sound. The sound that is then heard is a song‚ an advertisement‚ or a radio talk show. Both AM/FM and satellite radio produce the same product‚ sound that is listened to. AM/FM stations are transmitted and received through

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