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    Evolution of Technology

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    Chaddie Dimiati October 17th‚ 2011 Evolution of Technology: Reinventing Today’s Society One Discovery at a Time “Men are only so good as their technical developments allows them to be” (Orwell 56). When the technology boom occurred in the 1990s and beyond‚ a typical student’s backpack would consist of a boondoggle‚ leather-bound planner‚ pager‚ cassette player‚ 3.5 inch floppy disk‚ and a hardcover textbook. Time advanced‚ and eventually made its way into the 2000s‚ when then a backpack would

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    Evolution of Money

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    Origin and Evolution of Money Barter Money‚ as we know it today‚ is the result of a long process. At the beginning‚ there was no money. People engaged in barter‚ the exchange of merchandise for merchandise‚ without value equivalence. Then‚ a person catching more fish than the necessary for himself and his group‚ exchanged his excess fish for the surplus of another person who‚ for instance‚ had planted and harvested more corn that what he would need. This elementary

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    Intermediate Accounting Project Assignment #1 AIA2-1 (Financial Reporting Issues: The Procter & Gamble Company) a) Proctor and Gamble’s revenue recognition policies state that the customer recognizes revenue upon either date of shipment or date of receipt; e.g. when the product or receipt has switched hands. They also record revenue net of sales‚ trade promotion spending‚ and other taxes on behalf of governmental authorities. All of these transactions are generally recorded at time of

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    Rocket and Evolution

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    History of Rockets Our time there has been an evolution in our history of rockets. It has been one man-kinds greatest invention for thousands of years. Rockets date back to 400 B.C in the city Tarentum from a roman writer named Aulus Gellius as he tells a story of a Greek‚ named Archytas. Archytas used his invention to amuse and baffle the people by flying a wooden pigeon using steam to propel the bird suspended off wires. Couple three hundred years later after the invention of Archytas flying

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    survive in any particular niche.  In summary‚ natural selection will drive the adaptation of any given population to fit the number of available niches‚ and this will create the biodiversity that is present in nature.  Explain Continued evolution requires a diverse population‚ which provides the raw material on which natural selection can act.  As natural selection is the accumulation of random‚ small genetic changes‚ the chances of any of these changes resulting in an organism capable of

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    Fashion Evolution

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    Fashion evolution through the years Who didn’t have been heard something about the most representative eras of the fashion‚ like 50s‚ hippie’s age‚ disco fever‚ or grunge? All these ideologies had been make an important change through the time. There exists a great evolution through the fashion of the 40s to the 90s‚ and it involves different ideologies‚ dress trends‚ shoes and hairstyles. I’m going to mention only the most representative eras of the fashion that marks a significant change in our

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    arbitrary boundary. With the rise of chiefdoms and states‚ this tendency became institutionalized‚ war was adopted as an instrument of policy of some of the new societies‚ and those that employed it best became - tragically - the most successful. The evolution of warfare was an autocatalytic reaction that could not be halted by any people‚ because to attempt to reverse the process unilaterally was to fall victim. -E.O. Wilson‚ On Human Nature As every day passes we are become more and more a globalized

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    Evolution of Courtship

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    Philippines‚ where culture is dynamic and ever-changing‚ it has to the researcher’s attention that there has been great changes in the way courtship is done between Filipino males and females. With this‚ the researcher would like to interpret the evolution of courtship. The landscape of male and female interaction has changed over the past 100 years‚ revealing a very sharp contrast in shape and form. One significant area where this is clearly seen is in the area of courtship and dating. In 1896‚

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    Evolution of Socialism

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    The emergence of socialism can be split into three categories based on the reason that it was advocated or as part of a struggle against something. But at first we need to understand where its key tenets originated from. Tracing back to its origin we can look at references made by Plato in his book ‘Republic’. Another extremely important contribution of Plato would be his theory on the ‘Five types of Government’ i.e. Timocracy‚ Oligarchy‚ Democracy and Tyranny. This would be of significance given

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    The Evolution of the Automobile The official definition of an automobile is “a passenger vehicle designed for operation on ordinary roads and typically having four wheels and a gasoline or diesel internal-combustion engine” (Merriam-Webster 51). There is no one person accredited for the invention of the automobile‚ but rather a collection of advancements that evolved into the modern-day automobile (Smith 12). Today‚ there are approximately 600 million passenger vehicles in existence worldwide

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