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    different branches‚ creating a fertile triangular plain. In Northern Mesopotamia‚ the riverbeds of Tigris and Euphrates are mostly rock thus making the rivers run faster and rarely flood. On the other hand‚ in the South‚ the riverbeds were sand and the silt deposited by floodwaters was extremely fertile. The difference in the nature of their rivers affected the lives of their people. Egypt was centred on the dependable Nile. The rich and fertile soil of the Nile Valley provided good harvests. Its flooding

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    Plains

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    Mountains. Today‚ mountain erosion continues to carry debris out onto the plains. When melting snows and heavy rains fill rivers beyond their banks‚ they flood. The waters spread out over the surrounding landscape and drop the load of mud‚ sand‚ and silt they normally channel downstream. Over thousands of years‚ the sediments build up floodplains. Alluvial plains often form where steep mountain valley rivers gush onto more level lands‚ forcing the rush of heavy waters to spill over their banks and

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    Propaganda and censorship are major themes that reoccur in 1984 with the purpose of brainwashing the citizens of Airstrip One. Throughout the novel one example of propaganda is the use of the 3 slogans which are: War is peace‚ Freedom is slavery and Ignorance is strength. Through the use of doublethink‚ the Party is able to convince the citizens that they do not desire anything as everything is already provided for them by the party. The people do need need freedom because it is slavery which would

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    UPW system introduction

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    UPW System Introduction Purpose of this training Introduction of units • • • Theory Application/Function in DI System Operation After this training: • • • Know the theory of main units Understand the function of units in DI system Understand the possible causes of abnormal performance Daily Operation To take care of the system • • • • To watch To listen To smell To feel Why??? • • • • To find out problem on time‚ minimize loss To prevent

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    Diversion Headworks

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    regulates the intake of water in to the canal. 3. It controls the silt entry in to the canal. 4. It reduces fluctuations in the level of supply in the river. 5. It stores water for tiding over small periods of short supplies. COMPONENT PARTS OF DIVERSION HEAD WORKS A diversion head work consists of the following component parts 1.Weir or barrage 2.Divide wall or divide groyne 3.Fish ladder 4.Pocket or approach channel 5.Scouring sluices 6.Silt prevention devices 7.Canal head regulator 8. River training

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    Fanno Creek

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    Fanno Creek is a 15-mile (24 km) tributary of the Tualatin River in the U.S. state of Oregon.[3] Part of the drainage basin of the Columbia River‚ its watershed covers about 32 square miles (83 km2) in Multnomah‚ Washington‚ and Clackamas counties‚ including about 7 square miles (18 km2) within the Portland city limits. From its headwaters in the Tualatin Mountains (West Hills) in southwest Portland‚ the creek flows generally west and south through the cities of Portland‚ Beaverton‚ Tigard and Durham

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    How the Nile Shaped Egypt

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    cycle that fertilized the land surrounding it. This flood cycle was made up of three parts. The first part lasted from Mid- June to Mid- October. This time was called Akhet; it consisted of all the fields being flooded with water and fertilized by new silt. The second part lasted from Mid- October to Mid- February. This was called Peret. It was when the waters lowered but were still high enough to fill the irrigation canals; the crops were then planted and tended to. The third part lasted from Mid- February

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    The Egyptian agricultural system revolved around the regular flooding of the Nile River‚ which brought rich silt to the Nile Valley. The cycles of flooding prompted the creation of complex calendar systems. During their Classic period‚ the Maya developed a sophisticated calendar system of overlapping annual cycles that included a 260-day sacred year and a 365-day

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    Details of Urochordata

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    Urochordata is one of the sub phylum of chordate. Tunicates or Urochordata are all marine and colonial or solitary. Some species lead a sedentary life and others are pelagic. The Ascidian tunicate has formed a wrinkled cylinder or sac with 3-4 inches in length and has a broader base by which the organism is attached to the rocks or other substrates. Large aperture is present at the free end that is more or less terminal position which is the mouth or the inhalant siphon. Atrial or exhalent aperture

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    Cynthia Murphy Geo 105 March 2‚ 2013 Thesis statement: Even though the Aswan High Dam in Egypt has not been without some environmental problems‚ it has brought positive benefits and has helped the Egyptian economic development. Summary: Around the world the most important recourse we have is water‚ we all need it. In Egypt the Nile River is one their biggest source of water. The Aswan High Dam is in Egypt and sits on the Nile River. The Dam has helped control the Nile‚ which would flood every

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