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    cell, in order to develop a stronger connection within the brain of the learner between the abstract concept of the CELL MEMBRANE and the concept of walls, and preparing learners for the process of conversion that Thomas Kuhn called the “paradigm shift” (Kuhn 150), strengthening the argument that educators rely on metaphors to assist with the explanation of abstract domains in a specific field to improve…

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    Nucleobases Lab Report

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    Review of Stacking Interactions of Nucleobases: NMR Investigations by H. Sapper and W. Lohmann Introduction Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy is often a very useful tool to identify organic molecules based on the atomic nuclei interactions with their environment. Recent advances have made use of the technology in protein, nucleic acid, and complex natural products structure identification. [1, 2, 3] Its origins lie in the works of Felix Bloch and Edward Purcell, who used the…

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    a different understanding of normal science. This transition then leads to a scientific revolution, the move from normal to new, more complex research. In the final five chapters of The Structure of Scientific Revolution, Kuhn discusses the shift from old paradigms to new ones causing a revolution in science. Scientific revolutions are very similar to political revolutions. In both fields, the newer members of the communities cease to use the older paradigms or models that once were…

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    Not a lot of action was happening. Anthony had somehow found his way to the penalty box a couple of times. Coach told me if I don't hustle my next shift, he was going to sit me. I knew then something was going to have to change. The game went on. About half way through the second period, I hear from Coach; “Kyle….Austin….and Brett…. You are up next”. I knew something good was going to happen. I step…

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    a cross sectional study with a qualitative case study approach. The nurses will be females, ages 25-50 years old with 0-10 years of experience. The dependent variable will consist of a scale measuring negative impacts on the individual nurse from shift work. Four independent variables will be examined. They include age, experience vs. no experience, mandated vs. choice and napping. Ethical considerations end limitations of the study will be discussed further in this chapter. Instrumentation A…

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    result in poor performance in school and at your job. As a result, your grades could plummet because you fell asleep while studying. Also, you may begin to fall asleep during class or while working because you’re completely drained from a long work shift and staying up until three o’clock writing an essay. In addition, a proper diet may not be achieved. Fast food may make its way into the mix and you may rule out three meals a day. Meals with be few and far between and you may start eating more…

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    24 Hour Shift Case Study

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    looked at a 8 hour shift and a 40 hour work week similar to police. This option usually is not viabale due to the fact it requires a 40% increase in a current staff size within a department that already employs a 24 hour on duty shift scheduel. (Davis, 2000) points out that a 12/12 split shift can show a benefit of overtime savings as compared to a 24 hours shift because less hours need to be paid if a employee calls off, but it is further pointed out that a 10/14 hour shift would be more…

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    Rotating Shift Work Essay

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    Rotating shift work refers to a work schedule that changes from early to late on a daily or weekly basis(OpenStax College, 2015). That is to say, the healthcare professionals’ timetable change irregularly, which make hard for them to maintain a normal circadian rhythm. For example, the emergency-room doctors often experience some healthcare emergencies, which result in long-time sleep deprivation, high levels of stress and physical exhaustion because they cannot shift hands. Such problems might…

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    America. He was raised “like a white guy,” although his skin contradicts that. The “Other” races in America are expected to be assimilated into the white culture. Most people become accustomed to this and other white people say that race does not phase them, however, Bolina does not agree. Race is too much of a consideration when it comes to class that it cannot possibly be nonexistent. As a result, this affect the way people read the language from the minorities in America. Bolina’s own father…

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    Phase Change Memory Essay

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    storing data permanently while allowing certain operations to occur up to a thousand times faster than today’s memory devices. So this new approach may be more energy efficient.Their findings provided new insights into the experimental technology of phase-change memory. October- A new study says that human-induced climate change has doubled the area affected by forest fires in the U.S. West over the last 30 years. According to the study, since 1984…

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