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    Physics Investigation: What factors affect the period of a pendulum? By Tanya Waqanika In this investigation‚ I will be looking at which factors affect the period (The time for one complete cycle‚ a left swing and a right swing) of a pendulum (a weight that dangles from a pivot so that it can swing freely). I will do this by tying a metal bob to a length of spring and dropping it from a certain height and measuring the time it takes to complete an oscillation‚ changing a variable for each of

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    substantial output and low vitality consumption. Here SBM Machinery will talk about the factors influencing the drying result. chrome beneficiation plant (1) The flow velocity of sizzling air In the heat transfer and mass transfer theory‚ we are able to know that improving the flow velocity of dry air will directly enhance the heat transfer coefficient and mass transfer coefficient. Escalating the drying speed can timely alter the scorching air‚ which is conducive to your external diffusion system

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    LAT1 Task 5 Final 8-2-11 Paul D Burns Western Governors University Unemployment is a Serious Social Issue Unemployment is the condition and extent of individuals out of work within an economy‚ measured by the “official” unemployment rate (U-5). This measure is the number of unemployed workers divided by the total civilian labor force. As of June the “official” unemployment rate stands at 9.2%. What is rarely reported‚ and even more ominous‚ is the underemployment rate. This rate includes two

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    disorder and schizophrenia‚ can often times be overlooked. Along with the mentally ill‚ families must go through extreme costs and legal difficulties to be able to provide for them. Ever since the 1800’s‚ society has been unable to provide and deal with mentally ill citizens in an appropriate manner. Many have been thrown in jails. Few may understand that mental diseases affect millions across the U.S‚ but everyone needs to understand how costly it is to ignore these issues. Some would agree to continue

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    The purpose of this research study was to evaluate the relationship between physical illness of patients and the effect on their limitations with successful suicide risk. The study claims that there is developing evidence of population subgroups in which those with physical illnesses have an amplified possibility of suicide. Even though physical illness is acknowledged as a suicide risk factor‚ there is not much information presented to examine research outcomes that may appear to be conflicting

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    Writing about literature - an essay THE CAN-CAN: WHAT CAN AND WHAT CAN’T? By Huy Phát A popular provocative dance move in the Broadway shows in 1950s has been chosen as the title for this short story “The Can-can” of Vivante about a man having a love affair while his thought was wandering around “somebody doing the can-can”- his wife back home. The can-can therefore does more than just being the title‚ its repeated recurrence in the story recognizes itself as a noteworthy symbol and also contributes

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    There were four major factors that contributed to the Great War. Militarism‚ which is the glorification of war‚ is one of the major factors. Countries were ignoring diplomacy and getting advice from military leaders. This created an arms race‚ which was a competition to create the best weapons. Another contributing factor was the alliances. Countries signed them for military and economic protection. The Triple Entente consisted of Great Britain‚ France‚ and Russia while Germany‚ Austria-Hungary‚

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    Child abuse is a serious and widespread problem throughout the world. It can take the form of sexual abuse‚ physical or psychological mistreatment ‚ or child neglect. Can child abuse be prevented? Can the child abuser be rehabilitated? What can be done within your own home or community to prevent or control child abuse? Once discovered‚ child abuse can be addressed‚ but how does one report child abuse‚ and what are the legal requirements for reporting the abuse? Are you aware of the effect that the

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    Melissa Mills Compare/Contrast October 5‚ 2011 Intro to Lit. MW 3:00 Contributing Factors for the Degradation in Mental Illness of the Nameless Narrator and Bartleby Until the late 1800’s when psychoanalysis was introduced‚ there was little to no distinction between classifications of mental illness. The female protagonist in Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s “The Yellow Wallpaper” and Bartleby of Herman Melville’s “Bartleby the Scrivenor” are both characters that seem to suffer from depression

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    Working Through a Food-Borne Illness Alvine Discharge Diseases Alvine Discharge Diseases (1) What key activities and important facts tie each of the individual cases together? Some key facts that tie both cases together are that typhoid was spread by some form of contaminated food by a person (milk‚ food‚ water‚ seafood). In the case of Typhoid Mary‚ it was spread by her handling the food improperly. She was a carrier‚ and thus when she did not use good sanitary food preparation skills

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