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    Astronomers have been studying the stars since the first person laid eyes upon the night sky. Thousands of years of observations and recording all of the events have all contributed to the vast knowledge we enjoy today. The purpose of this paper is to describe the creation of stars‚ destruction/ life cycle of stars and our star the sun. Within this last century‚ we have been fortunate to have the great minds of Einstein and Hubble who made valuable contributions to our current understanding. Also

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    code called PN sequence (discussed in detail on next page) and then RF modulated. The final signal is the transmitted through a physical channel. 2. Receiver: The incoming signal is first RF demodulated then decoded to get the intended signal. The decoding is again done using a unique code‚ same as transmitter. Figure.1: Overview of CDMA Simplex Transmission System PN Sequence a.k.a Spreading Sequences: CDMA is a spread spectrum based modulation technique. The PN sequence is applied to the

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    denatured there is always a chance of misfolding‚ which can induce aggregates rather than refolding to its original shape. Misfolding of proteins affect the way proteins function and are associated with serious diseases. Any mutation that affects the sequence‚ whether it be a missing or incorrect amino acid can lead to protein misfolding. Denaturation of proteins happen when the hydrogen bonds‚ ionic bonds‚ and disulphide bridges are disrupted while maintaining a proteins shape. These bonds can be disrupted

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    The Life Cycles of Stars

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    (Fahrenheit). "That amount of heat keeps the outer gas shell expanding while the ultra-dense core keeps from collapsing under its own gravity. The star is said to be in "equilibrium" or on the "main sequence". This is the point where a star spends most of its life." (Aspire.Cosmic-Ray.org‚ Stars‚ Main Sequence). If in the formation of a star not enough heat is generated in the core to begin a fusion reaction‚ it is known as a Brown Dwarf. The stars core burns different gases or materials‚ but soon

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    iBISC403 Genetics and Evolutionary Biology Exam 2‚ March 22‚ 2012 Instructions: 1. Grid in your name on the answer sheet. 2. DO NOT grid in your student number‚ the course number or section. 3. Print your last name at the top of this cover page and short answer pages. 4. At the end of the exam‚ turn in your exam and your answer sheet together. All multiple choice questions are of equal value and together are worth 80% of the exam. The three short answer questions are each of indicated value and worth

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    Science of Stars SCI/151

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    Science of Stars SCI/151 Abstract The information contained in this paper will explain the science of the stars. Other information in this paper will be a description of how astronomical instruments aid astronomers in determining the rotation rate of distant objects‚ speed‚ temperature‚ and composition. Also‚ the author will provide an explanation of the properties of stars in the Hertzsprung - Russell diagram. In conclusion‚ the complete lifecycle of the Sun will be explained‚ along

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    Life Cycle of Stars

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    LIFE CYCLE OF A STAR Stars are formed in nebulae‚ interstellar clouds of dust and gas (mostly hydrogen). These stellar nurseries are abundant in the arms of spiral galaxies. In these stellar nurseries‚ dense parts of these clouds undergo gravitational collapse and compress to form a rotating gas globule. The globule is cooled by emitting radio waves and infrared radiation. It is compressed by gravitational forces and also by shock waves of pressure from supernova or the hot gas released

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    Stellar Fusion

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    Process and importance of fusion in stellar evolution. Huge clouds of hydrogen atoms and gravity cause the atoms to be attracted to each other creating them to slowly move towards the centre of mass.The atoms then continue condensing until something happens.All of the atoms are trying to get to the centre of mass. While this is happening the temperature becomes 10 million Kelvin and at that point there is enough temperature and enough pressure to overcome the coulomb forces‚ bringing the two protons

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    cool‚ dim‚ red stars at the lower right of the H-R Diagram to hot‚ bright‚ blue stars at the upper left corner of the H-R Diagram. The stars that fall into to this band are known as main-sequence stars. Stars such as the sun‚ and almost every start visible in the night sky fall within this band of main sequence stars. <br><br>There is another group of stars which are cool and bright that appear near the upper right corner of the H-R Diagram. These stars are very large and therefore have very big

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    Sliding Window Protocol

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    transmitting of frame is required. It relies on packeting the frame queue to a definable window size which is provided to sender and receiver. Sliding window protocol defines maximum transmitter window size‚ Ws which is always one less than the sequence number. How transmitter window is defined: It is contains the data that are ready to be send. The lower limit in transmitter window which is waiting for acknowledgement is Slast .The upper limit frame in transmitter window is Slast + ws -1.Also

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