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    Tidal Bulges

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    longitude for either the south or North Pole because neither one can be given a value. 7. Tidal bulges cause a normal average of two low and high tides within a day but this is not always the case. It mainly depends on your location and the location of the moon. If the moons gravitational force is strong in the location from earth then it will cause a high tide as it pulls the ocean to it.

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    #1. Tide wave- Beaches tide can bring new materials like seaweed‚ sand‚ seashell‚ and at high tide‚ ocean brings sea life that feeds and nourishes life and taking away others. . Coastal Erosion- The beach moving due to storms‚ waves‚ tide currents‚ drainage and high wind. Strength of the wave can be more powerful if the waves is longer and the wind is stronger can create erosive power. . Sea Level Rise- Shrink land ice‚ such as ice sheets‚ and mountain glaciers. When the ocean temperature

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    Algal blooms

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    In this research paper‚ readers will be able to know about algal blooms or commonly known as red tide. This is a situation wherein algae reproduce easily because of the chemicals that flows through different bodies of water. Algal bloom is also connected in climate changes we encounter in this century. It’s either the algae reproduce easily by the climate or the algae are having hard times reproducing for the same reason. It can also be observed in aquariums. An experiment is given for the readers

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    Trash: Ocean

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    this trash to fully decompose. People need to take into mind that the tiniest piece of plastic can get trapped around animal’s necks‚ dumping garbage into the ocean can severely damage coral reefs which is home to many marine wildlife ‚ and that red-tides can cause medical complications to animals and people. Our oceans are polluted with many types of trash‚ but one that really stands out is the amount of plastic that infects our oceans. Plastic pollution in our ocean strangles the food chain‚

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    Online Sales Promotion

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    The term Sales Promotion broadly refers to all those promotional activities which are undertaken to stimulate interest‚ trial or purchase of a product by the end user or other intermediaries in between. Besides advertising and personal selling‚ all other activities undertaken to promote a product can be classified under sales promotion! | |According to the Institute of Sales Promotion‚ "Sales Promotion comprises that range of techniques used to attain sales or marketing objectives in a cost effective

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    Potential Energy

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    following best describes the origin of ocean tides on Earth? | | | | | | | | The Moon’s gravity pulls harder on water than on land‚ because water is less dense than rock. | | | Tides are caused by the 23 1/2° tilt of the earth’s rotational axis to the ecliptic plane. | | | Tides are caused primarily by the gravitational force of the Sun. | | | Tides are caused by the difference in the force of gravity exerted by the Moon across the sphere of the earth. | | | Tides are caused on the side of

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    HUL and P&G War Group 3 – Marketing B Piyush Saboo Pragati Ghateshai Pratik Shah Prateek Ajmera Ritesh Dwivedi INDIAN FMCG SECTOR – OVERVIEW     Consumer packaged goods 4th Largest sector in the economy Total market size in excess of US$ 13.1 billion Expected to grow from US$ 30 billion in 2011 to US$ 74 billion in 2018  Characteristics: Strong MNC Pressure  Well established distribution network  Intense competition between the organized and unorganized players  Easy availability of raw

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    Minnamurra Lab

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    possible relationships between abiotic gradients and vegetation zonation. The elevation between quadrats 12 and 13 rises greatly because of the zone change to above high tide. Because of this change in elevation the swamp she-oak is found in the last four quadrats of the transect because she-oaks are found in zones above high tide. In quadrats 6-8‚ the elevation decreases and the river mangroves population is increased. This may be caused because the mangroves may have access to water at the lower

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    the poem too. The poem also uses personification “Sunset and evening star‚ And one clear call for me!” and “seems asleep” as tides normally won’t sleep. Crossing the bar is an extended metaphor which is drawn-out beyond the usual words extended through out the poem. Metaphorically‚ the speaker compares the sandbar in the Thames River over which ships cannot pass until high tide‚ with natural time for completion of his own life’s journey from birth to death. In Crossing the Bar‚ by Alfred Lord

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    3.05 English 3

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    title foreshadows that the travelers will not return because the tide rises‚ signifying the travelers reaching the town but as the tide falls it has erased the footprints that once remained. 6. I think Longfellow’s poem can be referring to many travelers because every day the tide rises and falls and the sun rises and sets and over time countless travelers will travel to the town leaving their footprints to be erased by the tides. 7. Longfellow uses personification in the second stanza by

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