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    Nowadays‚ the development of science and technology is very rapid. These few years‚ there are numerous of reproduced animals. Genetic engineering is widely used. It seems that the scientific methods will allow people to modify the genes of their babies in the coming future. If I could choose how my child to be‚ health should be the most important area. The child should not be handicapped‚ otherwise he might feel inconvenience in his life. His proper growth will also be hindered. Besides‚ he

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    Good morning Honourable Judges‚ Respected Teachers and my dear friends‚ Science and Technology today‚ are a synonym for life‚ every aspect of it is governed by science. The mechanization has reduced human beings to robots. Our activities‚ our action‚ even our thoughts are scientific now. Albert Einstein once said “It would be possible to describe everything scientifically‚ but it would make no sense; it would be without meaning‚ as if you described a Beethoven symphony as a variation of wave

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    SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Scientists do lots of researches in their field everyday and discover many solutions to world’s problem. Recently in china‚ researchers have found the way of removing the clog inside the body tissue without physically touching it. This technique relies on the tool called optical tweezers which directly laser the clog and blood can easily pass through the blood vessel. This experiment was carried out on a live mouse and this is the first time scientists have externally manipulate

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    The Impact of Science and Technology to Society Albert Einstein (1921) The rapid rise of modern science has created major social problems. Not only has science created profoundly affected man’s material way of life it also offered an equally profound mental upheaval. As resulted from the changes it has effected in man’s rational understanding of his environment and his attitude toward knowledge. Materials life has primarily felt the technological knowledge growing out of industrial application

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    Science makes discoveries ... and the list would be interminable. The underlying question is: what use do we make of these discoveries? In some cases‚ it’s a political issue - look at the huge number of scientists concerned with developing the atomic bomb who begged Truman not to actually use it to destroy cities. (Why were they developing the bomb in the first place? because they thought that Hitler had much of the necessary knowledge and wouldn’t have been so conscientious about how he used it)

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    Factors that Affect Soil Nutrients Nutrient availability can be influenced by several factors and these include: 1. Soil Ph: The relative concentration of the hydrogen irons and or hydroxyl irons may either increase or decrease nutrient availability. 2. The Presence of Other Nutrients: The essence of the various mineral salts will either increase or decrease the other mineral salts in the soil. 3. Leaching: This encourages the draining of mineral salts from the topsoil to subsoil thereby depriving

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    medical care available. The "natural" rate of maternal mortality—where nothing is done to prevent maternal death—has been estimated at 1500 per 100‚000 births. In the United States circa 1900‚ before the introduction and improvement of modern medical technologies‚ there were about 700 maternal deaths per 100‚000 births (.7%).[1] (However‚ natural childbirth advocates recognize the importance of emergency medical intervention‚ which can avert maternal or neonatal death.) At the onset of the Industrial Revolution

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    Dib Guha - Increasing levels of anxiety‚ depression‚ and/or other psychological symptoms. Psychological disorders‚ also referred to as mental disorders‚ are abnormalities of the mind that result in persistent behavior patterns that can seriously affect your day-to-day function and life. The specific causes of psychological disorders are not known‚ but contributing factors may include chemical imbalances in the brain‚ childhood experiences‚ heredity‚ illnesses‚ prenatal exposures‚ and stress

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    The Impact of Technology on Our Lives: Technology surrounds almost every aspect of our lives today. It is responsible for the revolution in the fields of manufacturing‚ agriculture‚ medicine‚ communication‚ education‚ information‚ transportation‚ finance and more. The astounding development of technology has drastically changed the lifestyle of people in society. The progress of technology can have both good and bad implications. In many ways‚ it simplifies life and has beneficial effects on

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    Impact of Globalization on Agriculture in Uganda Definition: Globalization: is a process by which regional economies‚ societies‚ and cultures have become integrated through a global network of communication‚ transportation‚ and trade. Globalization according to Webster’s Dictionary‚ means: “to make worldwide in scope or application”. Globalization can be viewed as the integration of inputs and outputs into global markets‚ sharing of information and knowledge‚ and promulgation of rules governing

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