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    patterns measured by range of motion and endurance [2]. Due to their high intensity training method, requiring immense amounts of strength, control, and endurance, dancers are at a high risk for lower- extremity injuries due to the demand for precision and accuracy [3, 4]. The decreased range of motion and endurance contribute to the development of lower-extremity injuries that may impact the future career outcome of the professional dancer [2]. Studies suggest physical therapy rehabilitation…

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    tool, is that of Leonardo Da Vinci. Davinci is a well known household name even today in the twentieth century, even though he was born 563 years ago. The reason for his incredible success lasting for centuries, was his artistic affluence , and precision. Leonardo Da Vinci was a master artist, even considered one of the best of all time, with his paintings being some of the most impressive and expensive in the world. Albeit his paintings were of tremendous importance in distinguishing…

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    Diary Entry To Ww1

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    When I first heard about the upcoming war I was excited and ready to enlist as you remember. It’s all different now. I’m in the front line of the trenches. I have seen many of my friends and acquaintances drop dead next to me or running across no man’s land. The German’s are ruthless, some men have been scorched to death because of the German invention, flamethrowers. I can’t sleep. Not because of shell shock, like most of the other men, but because the general is always ordering me and two…

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    When Ancient Rome was at its peak, Romans were expanding their power all throughout the Eastern Hemisphere. Their territory stretched from England, all the way to Africa. In order to keep control of their growing empire, the Romans had to adapt and use their geography to their advantage. Two ways they did this were setting up trade routes and a road system. One of the first ways Romans adapted to their geography was to establish an exceedingly large trade route system over the Mediterranean…

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    There were many forms of technological advances during the Civil War, such as transportation, communication, and battlefield tactics. The first technological advances from the Civil War was railroads. Railroads were central to the conduct and outcome of the Civil War. Armies went out of their way to wreck railroads in order to sabotage the enemy. There were 22,000 miles of track in the North, while the South only had 9,000 miles. The railroads were significant during the Civil war, because it…

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    Discussion: In this section the results of the degree of water hardness of the water samples of this group using the two primary methods EDTA and AA will be discussed and analyzed in terms of which sample is exhibiting a high degree of hardness and which sample is considered to have a small water hardness value compared to other samples, and test the hypothesis and prediction of the water samples being tested. According to the results obtained and calculated the water sample that has a high…

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    Accurate In A Lab

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    This lab is to show you the difference between being accurate and precise in a laboratory setting. Mostly anything you do includes accuracy and precision whether that is tossing a football around, shooting a gun, or measuring a certain material in a lab. Being accurate and precise are to different things. Accuracy is when you can get close to the accepted value while being precise is when your values are close together. An easy way to understand this is playing darts. For instance, if you hit…

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    Trend The constant, 0 v/v % hydrogen peroxide solution, did not react with the catalase, therefore it was recorded as 300+ seconds and had a reaction rate of 0 seconds-1. The 0.1 v/v % hydrogen peroxide concentration recorded a reaction rate of 0.17 seconds-1. The 0.2 v/v % hydrogen peroxide concentration, recorded a lower reaction rate than the 0.1 v/v% at 0.14 seconds-1. The 1 v/v % hydrogen peroxide concentration recorded higher at 0.49 seconds-1. The 3 v/v % hydrogen peroxide concentration…

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    Internal Rate of Return (IRR) were the primary decision making tools on which capital budgeting decisions were based upon. The results did not prove to capture the actual results with accuracy and provide support to capital budgeting decisions. The reasons were…

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    Trebuchet Research Paper

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    Jess King Mr. Neill Physics 9 November 2016 The History of a Trebuchet Have you ever been curious to learn more about how such an immense machine, like the trebuchet, came to be? The creation of the trebuchet is believed to have been around the 12th century. However, the exact time period of the creation remains unknown. The trebuchet was said to have been created by soldiers, starting from scratch, so it may not have been so intimidating. However, it has continually progressed to improve…

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