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    Lucy

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    she felt lonely and as if she was abandoned. Sound was used the most in this film especially diegetic sounds. These sounds are from the speech from professor Norman that explains the story whilst Lucy is experiencing it. As soon as the drug bag leaks in her body‚ there is silence and all you can here is here heavy breathing and heart beat. This is a amplified or magnified sound that occurs when the character is in shock or scared. Most of the sounds come from the dialogue between Mr. Jang and Lucy

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    Underwood Sound Laboratory. The word SONAR was developed from the words “sound navigation and ranging” [ScienceMag]. There are two major types of SONAR‚ passive and active. Passive sonar acquires sound waves reflected by another source‚ but it does not give off any noise. Passive SONAR has proved not to be as reliable as active sonar. The other type of SONAR is active SONAR. Active SONAR uses an apparatus called a transmitter which changes electrical energy to sound energy to transmit sound waves

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    Cancer Monologue

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    Cancer By: Emily Hamil ----------------------------------- We sat in a cold room‚ not really speaking. It was still rather early in the morning‚ so the sun had not yet enveloped the sky. Dew still littered the slightly open window panes and fog still carpeted the vibrant green grass. My head was bent down slightly‚ and I was fiddling with the end of my warm gray sweatshirt. My feet shifted‚ slightly restless after waiting for numerous hours to hear results. My gaze slid over to my daughter and I

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    the song. Words such as young‚ singing‚ all day long‚ boy‚ and son contribute to the youthfulness of the poem. Beside a mountain stream‚ pretty sound of music‚ and swaying daisies sing a lazy song are peaceful diction. Poetic devices such as assonance‚ "young country"‚ and alliteration‚"sitting singing songs"‚ are euphonic‚ offering pleasant soft sounds. Inversion is used for emphasis "all day long‚ I’m sitting singing songs for everyone." Nature is personified as a motherly being and human attributes

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    New Cutting Edge

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    your memory Vocabulary and writing: Describing towns and cities Reading: The top 100 piau;; :: visit before you die Module 3 Around the world page 26 1 Comparatives and superlatives 2 Phrases for comparing Pronunciation: Stress and /~/ sounds Module 4 Life stories page 36 1 Present perfect simple Pronuniciation: Strong and weak forms of have 2 for‚ since and ago and Present perfect continuous Describing life events Positive characteristics Wordspot: take Reading: Parallel

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    One‚ the sound of clear blue ocean weaves always brings about a type of joy. Two‚ the sight of the luminous indigo sky brings an over whelming clam. Three‚ the white soft sand feels like silk to the body. To begin with‚ the sounds of the clear blue ocean weaves that can seem endless to the human ear. The roaring ocean is so load it’s as if I’m standing in the center of a drum line. With the roaring waves crashing against the rocks sounds like a linebacker on the football field. The sound of the

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    Wave Interactions Waves that meet each other or an object in the environment may interact. There are several types of interactions that waves may have. Reflection occurs when a wave bounces back after striking a barrier. Reflected sound waves are called echoes; reflected light waves allow us to see objects. Refraction is the bending of a wave as it passes at an angle from one medium to another. One common example of refraction of light waves is the broken pencil effect that can be observed when a

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    Ever since then‚ I have had a special interest in this instrument and how it works. This paper will examine with the viewpoint of a physicist how didgeridoos are constructed‚ their acoustic properties‚ and why it is they can make such a wide range of sounds. Didgeridoos are ancient instruments that are quite simply and naturally constructed. The physicist could explain their design as nothing more complex than a hollow tube or pipe. Technically the instrument is made from eucalyptus branches that

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    Motion Sickness Report

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    et al.‚ 2014). Participants’ feedback from the test is determined from both sides of the neck muscles called the sternocleidomastoid (Fowler‚ et al.‚ 2014). One electrode is placed on each side of the neck allowing the experimenters to measure the sound vibrations and time it take for the vibrations to reach the inner ear. Fowler‚ et al. (2014)‚ hypothesized that if motion sickness results from vertical stimulation‚ then the participants with motion sickness sensitivity may be expected to have different

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    and cooperate with each other. In addition to the way of thinking‚ Japanese people have a unique sense of beauty. They can feel beauty from nonexistent objects. For example‚ in terms of sound‚ they focus on silence between sounds. They recognize silence as a sort of sounds‚ and they can enjoy silence as a sound. In terms of perception‚ they focus on space. For example‚ when they appreciate flower arrangement or bonsai‚ they recognize space as a part of works. Thus‚ they can enjoy nonexistent objects

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