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    referred to use robots than to a person, Although Robots are always active and they have no breaks in their works. They can work non-stop but other robots can handle the job but they are rechargeable. The replacement of people with machinery can lead to huge scale unemployment. Unemployment is a socially undesirable phenomenon. People with nothing to do can lead to the destructive use of their creative minds. Humans can unnecessarily be very much dependent on the machines if the use of…

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    4.4 Advantages Of Questionnaires 1. Less Cost And Expenditure- The questionnaire is not as costly as that of other methods. The only expenses it incurs are that of postage and getting the questionnaire prepared. The researcher does not incur costs on travelling and meeting people. 2. Possible To Cover Large Area- If the respondents are scattered over a wide geographical area, Questionnaire method can be used. The investigator has to send the questionnaires by post and he gets the replies. 3.…

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    Personal Statement – Tayybah Ahmad (6C1) I remember being in awe the first time I learnt that every living thing was made up of the same basic unit - cells. Some organisms have one cell, some have billions upon billions. They all look very different and have evolved to have vastly different behaviours, but amazingly, underneath it all we are all the same. From the evolutionary changes in human behaviour and physiology, to the neuroscience behind it, biology has always captured my interest. I…

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    “When Brains Attack” Podcast By: Robert Krulwich & Jad Abumrad (1 hour long) Brains are amazing. They have so much power and control over us; that sometimes one feels as if they are a completely separate force from us that can go against our will. In this podcast they tell us four stories of how the brain took a course of it’s own. From a fiber optic wire in a mouse’s brain, to a change in space position, to secrets our brain keeps from us, to a complete power out of a section of the brain, we…

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    1.1 Explain the typical axis conventions of the following machine tool in the form of a written report. Lathe Machine Tool Lathe machine is a machine tool that rotates the work piece on its axis to perform various operations such as cutting, sanding, knurling, drilling, or deformation, facing, turning, with tools that are applied to the work piece to create an object with symmetry about an axis of rotation. (n.d.) Typical axis conventions of the Lathe Machine tool • The work piece is…

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    Steven Lukes’ Powerful Theory in real life Steven Lukes’ book Power: A Radical View (1974) is only 63 pages long, yet it has been greatly influential in the field of social sciences. Ever since it appeared in 1974, it has spawned debates on the definition of power, and how something as abstract as power can be measured. In his book, Lukes claims that power is exercised in three different ways. In order to present these dimensions the clearest, each will be paired with an example from the…

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    Modern video games role in gender socialization Karen E. Dill and Kaythern P. Thill stated “Both the content of video games and the role of video games in popular culture have changed profoundly since the first games appeared on the market in the 1970s.” and everyday this is proven more and more true. To clarify games from the 1970s to present day is considered modern, games generally before then were text based or demonstration of technological ability (examples: 1962 Spacewar, 1966 Periscope,…

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    of speech and expression, its important to remember that it comes with a context. Have we considered what it is that we’re fighting so relentlessly for? The right to be politically incorrect? To be offensive? Or is it the right to be degrading? The use of the words ‘liberal and progressive’ here, are starting to seem more and more like an oxymoron. Perhaps it’s a ‘roast’ in itself that I have a problem with. I believe that roasts are a ‘healthy’ form of comedy for a very (very) niche audience.…

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    Stryker Navigation

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    Stryker Navigation is a case of how this can be put into practice. As an organization, Stryker is a worldwide pioneer in the assembling of route frameworks for PC helped surgery. Stryker's machines help specialists and specialists perform operations all the more rapidly, all the more securely, and all the more precisely. Advancement and creation for worldwide markets is done at Stryker's site in Freiburg, Germany. The consequences of the principal Stryker Navigation representative engagement…

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    The Evolution of Cooperation, Robert Axelrod Background information about the author and the book Robert Axelrod is an American political scientist currently teaching Public Policies and Political Sciences at the University of Michigan, where he is the Walgreen Professor for the Study of Human Understanding. After graduating in Mathematics from the University of Chicago, he studied at Yale University, where he obtained a MBA and a PhD in Political Science. Axelrod has received countless awards…

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