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Every vehicle changes people's lives so that they can reach their destination and transport heavy loads quickly, safer and easier. In my opinion, one of the most important transportation vehicles, planes changed our lives drastically.
Firstly, planes can transport people and things far away very rapidly. It means more interactions between nations occur. Nowadays one can make business not only in one country but also internationally with the help of airplanes. Having breakfast with your partner in one country you can easily take a flight and have a dinner with you r companions in another country.
A new technology inspired by the self-healing powers of plants and animals may allow damaged planes to fix themselves on the fly and point out even minuscule holes to mechanics upon landing. If the technique pans out, then aircraft, wind turbines and perhaps even spaceships of the future may boast embedded circulatory systems with an epoxy resin that can bleed into holes or cracks and then fluoresce under ultraviolet light to mark the damage like a bruise during follow-up …show more content…
Society can't live without their phone. Lives have been saved. Businesses have been started and ended. Most everything is by the Telephone. One thing hasn't changed people will never stop talking. Good bad or indifferent. The phone is here to stay if you wanted to know what a store has in stock or when the will have a certain in stock you could call them. Also it can be safer because if there was an emergency you could dial 911 and they could come and help/assist you.
Telephones and cellphones in many different ways like some people stay too long on their cellphones and don't really spend time doing anything else whereas some people find their lives easier with a cellphone so that they can communicate with friends and family.
The telephone changed the world by making it easy for people from anywhere in the world to contact others quickly. You can live in New York and call someone in California.
It has empowered us with the ability to communicate easily, yet at the same time it has isolated us a bit. Since we are able to reach family and friends easily, we don't always visit them as much as we used to. The telephone has also affected written communication skills. We talk on the phone and text message as opposed to writing letters. Texting is definitely affecting our grammar skill the telephone has many positives and
Firstly, planes can transport people and things far away very rapidly. It means more interactions between nations occur. Nowadays one can make business not only in one country but also internationally with the help of airplanes. Having breakfast with your partner in one country you can easily take a flight and have a dinner with you r companions in another country.
A new technology inspired by the self-healing powers of plants and animals may allow damaged planes to fix themselves on the fly and point out even minuscule holes to mechanics upon landing. If the technique pans out, then aircraft, wind turbines and perhaps even spaceships of the future may boast embedded circulatory systems with an epoxy resin that can bleed into holes or cracks and then fluoresce under ultraviolet light to mark the damage like a bruise during follow-up …show more content…
Society can't live without their phone. Lives have been saved. Businesses have been started and ended. Most everything is by the Telephone. One thing hasn't changed people will never stop talking. Good bad or indifferent. The phone is here to stay if you wanted to know what a store has in stock or when the will have a certain in stock you could call them. Also it can be safer because if there was an emergency you could dial 911 and they could come and help/assist you.
Telephones and cellphones in many different ways like some people stay too long on their cellphones and don't really spend time doing anything else whereas some people find their lives easier with a cellphone so that they can communicate with friends and family.
The telephone changed the world by making it easy for people from anywhere in the world to contact others quickly. You can live in New York and call someone in California.
It has empowered us with the ability to communicate easily, yet at the same time it has isolated us a bit. Since we are able to reach family and friends easily, we don't always visit them as much as we used to. The telephone has also affected written communication skills. We talk on the phone and text message as opposed to writing letters. Texting is definitely affecting our grammar skill the telephone has many positives and