SUMMARY OF UNCHOPPING A TREE by William Stanley Merwin Merwin’s Unchopping a Tree is a procedural essay as we can infer from the title alone. Here‚ Merwin describes what it takes for one to put together again a tree that has been cut down. Note that the author is very accurate in his steps so as to ensure that the tree will be exactly what it was when the rebuilding is done. According to Merwin‚ we have to start with the leave sand all others that belong to the tree’s crowning glory. They
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I spent several days and nights in mid-September with an ailing pig and I feel driven to account for this stretch of time‚ more particularly since the pig died at last‚ and I lived‚ and things might easily have gone the other way round and none left to do the accounting. Even now‚ so close to the event‚ I cannot recall the hours sharply and am not ready to say whether death came on the third night or the fourth night. This uncertainty afflicts me with a sense of personal deterioration; if I were
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pity for the dwarf. The poet wants the reader to understand the suffering of the dwarf is feeling. “sat‚ slumped like a half-filled sack on tiny twisted legs from which sawdust might run”. The alliteration of the ‘S’ sound in the words sat‚ slumped and sack creates the impression that sawdust is running out his legs. The sawdust is a metaphor for his life. So the poet is saying the dwarf will not live for very long. The alliteration of the ‘T’ sound in the words tiny and twister give the impression
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Generation using An Iterative Relaxation Method‚” ACM SIGSOFT Sixth International Symposium on Foundations of Software Engineering (FSE-6)‚ pages 231-244‚ Orlando‚ Florida‚ November 1998. [7] Offutt A. Jefferson‚ J. Pan and J. M. Voas.“Procedures for Reducing the Size of Coverage-based Test Sets.” [8] Offutt A. Jefferson‚ Z. Jin and J. Pan. “The Dynamic Domain Reduction Procedure for Test Data Generation‚” Software Practice and Experience‚29(2):167-193‚ January 1997. 7 BIOGRAPHY Preeyavis Pringsulaka
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tradition of decorating streets with sawdust carpets began in Europe and was brought to the Americas by the Spanish. These carpets include flowers and flower petals‚ pine needles‚ rice‚ fruit‚ colored earth‚ ashes and other usually organic materials. The sawdust is cleaned‚ soaked in water with dye then set out to dry. Lastly‚ tapetes de flores are very similar to Guatemala tapetes. These are located in Mexico and are used mostly for decoration. These sawdust carpets tend to fade quickly and are
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sorghum‚ wheat‚ bean and pea)‚ stem(peanut stem‚ corn cob)‚ peant shell and other crops;B.can crush all kinds of biomass raw material‚ such as corn straw‚ wheat straw‚ cotton straw‚ rice straw‚ rice husk‚ peanut shell‚ corn cob‚ branch‚ leaves‚ sawdust and other africulturial and wood materialsC.used to crush all kinds of leather bits‚ to recycle waste things;2.Industry: Can crush coal‚ barite and other non-metal materials.3.Medical field: can make medical powderWorking Process1.Crush the raw materials
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Eliot’s portrayal of urban life in the early 20th Century within his poem “Preludes” seems to paint a very bleak picture indeed‚ drawing to light the hopelessness of urban life in the opening years of the 20th century heavily‚ and with various different methods. Within Poem 1 and Poem 2 of “Preludes”‚ Eliot comments on the state of the setting‚ early 20th century London or Paris. Poem 1 is overflowing with adjectives with negative connotations such as “grimy”‚ “lonely”‚ “withered” and “burnt-out”
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE (NITROGEN PHOSPHORUS POTASSIUM) NPK CONTENT OF VERMICAST USING DIFFERENT FEEDING MEDIA In Partial Fulfillment of Science Investigatory Project in Research II Submitted to Mr. Julius I. Centina Digos City National High School Digos City SY 2008-2009 Proponents: Angoy‚ Mel Angelic M. Esma‚ Romelyn A. Paciones‚ Lourenz Aubrey Marchelle A. Patac‚ Jessa Kristy S. Segovia‚ Demelyn Marie G. January 2009 INTRODUCTION Background of the Study In our
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PROF. MABINI DG DIZON LECTURER‚ ENG 10 C and T UNIT IV THE RESEARCH REPORT RESULTS AND DISCUSSION SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION ABSTRACT POSTER PAPER I. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION A. This section corresponds to the data analysis and interpretation stages of the research process. Functions: Presents data in an organized manner. Derives and discusses generalizations from the data. Establishes highest and lowest data values (the data range) if there are any‚ as well as other values of special
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an explosive material based on nitroglycerin‚ initially using diatomaceous earth (kieselgur: United States spelling; kieselguhr: United Kingdom spelling) or another absorbent substance such as powdered shells‚ clay‚ sawdust or wood pulp. Dynamites using organic materials such as sawdust are less stable and such use has been discontinued. It was invented by Swedish chemist and engineer Alfred Nobel in Krümmel (Geesthacht‚ Schleswig-Holstein‚ Germany)‚ and patented in 1867. Its Greek roots literally
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