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    spreads across a medium (i.e.‚ air or water) as a mechanical longitudinal wave formed by pressure. A Mechanical longitudinal wave can also be called compression wave as it generates compressions and rarefaction when traveling through a medium. (Sound Is a Pressure Wave - Physics Classroom) The amplitude of a sound wave is the difference between the pressure of the undisturbed air and the maximum pressure caused by the wave. The Speed of sound deviates with the temperature‚ and density of the medium

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    Little Red Riding Hood L ITTLE RED RIDING HOOD (LRRH) is a boastful parody that pokes fun at a culture intent on reinventing language to satisfy its social ideals: the politically correct (pc). To fully understand the humor‚ the reader must have some comprehension and familiarity with the original story. LRRH has been transformed from the little girl‚ in the traditional tale‚ working through the issues of the oedipal complex‚ to an adult‚ who approaches the world through a woman’s mind and voice

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    Stoneley-wave attenuation and velocity are sensitive to fracture and formation permeability‚ especially at low frequencies. Stoneley-wave velocity declines‚ and its attenuation increments‚ as permeability increments. Beginning endeavors (started in the 1970s) to get permeability information from Stoneley information was unsuccessful because neither the significant low-frequency instruments nor the proper handling techniques had been created. The parallel advancement of present day multi-pole array

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    event affected New Zealand society Event: The Second Wave of Feminism The Second Wave of Feminism flourished in the 1970s as a result of gender discrimination against women and inequality in New Zealand. The issue of abortion was a significant social feature of the Second Wave of Feminism. Women felt that they needed to be represented politically to gain economic independence and raise awareness of important social issues. The Second Wave of Feminism had both short and long term political‚ economic

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    Constructive waves deposit eroded material along the shore‚ which eventually builds up over time to form a beach. This occurs when the swash is stronger than the backwash‚ depositing more sediment than it transports elsewhere. Although beaches are a landform of deposition‚ they can also be considered to be a landform of erosion. When waves are huge and high‚ the backwash is more powerful than the swash‚ removing more loose material than it deposits. These types of waves are known as destructive waves. The

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    Practise essay on Change In the novel The Wave by Morton Rhue we see change occur in this novel when a classroom experiment designed to show students how to make people change and conform their behaviour to fit certain rules. The classroom experiment that the teacher created was the catalyst that caused throughout the schools behaviour and the students behaviour and attitude. Robert Billings is a student who rarely pays attention in class and is always getting low marks and sleeping in Ben Ross’s

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    motion‚ even when it is really cold. Gas Waves 10. Waves transfer _energy_ from place to place‚ and it spreads _out evenly_ from the source. 11. What is a mechanical wave? _A wave that requires a medium to travel through._ Example of a mechanical wave? _Sound_ An example of a non-mechanical wave (electromagnetic)? _Light_ 12. Label the following parts on a longitudinal wave: Compression a. Compression b. Rarefaction 13. In a longitudinal wave‚ the particles move Rarefaction parallel / perpendicular

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    Equine therapy has been around since as far back as the ancient greeks. Therapeutic Horseback Riding has many benefits and you also get the joy of riding a horse. Horses help people work through their disabilities and struggles that they are facing. Therapeutic Horseback Riding can help those with disabilities overcome a lot of different obstacles that life may throw at them. For example‚ stress‚ depression‚ autism‚ ADHD‚ ADD‚ etc. The horses themselves help people with disabilities believe in themselves

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    Regardless of whether your kid is new to horse riding or has been around steeds since they were a tot ensure you have every one of the basics to unit them out this late spring. Stallion riding is an extraordinary method to get the children outside this mid year. It is likewise an extraordinary type of activity that enhances coordination‚ adjust and quality and in addition boosting certainty. Stallion riding can help instruct youngsters to be quiet‚ persistent and kind and can be a decent method

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    all-terrain vehicle or quad. For my family and I riding quads has become a tradition‚ a great source of exercise‚ our main source of transportation while hunting whatever is in season. Riding allows me to enjoy the benefit of being able to be at one with nature on a broader scale than riding a horse would provide. There are several different reasons I prefer riding a quad and not a horse when out on the trails in the mountains. My pap introduced me to riding when I was approximately ten years old

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