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    Earth is the only planet where life exists, therefore, we should take care of what we have. We are destroying the earth, the amount of pollution we create daily is enough to damage our health. Pollution has serious effects on our health and even low levels of pollution is affecting our children’s lungs today. Are we going to do something to change the air quality, or will we just let future generations suffer from our moral turpitude? There are many health problems associated with air…

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    phenomenon. Depending on where the pollution is generated, it will be regulated differently, with disproportionate adherence to clean air standards motivated by financial gain of industry (Murphy, 2016). In response to this growing problem the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) was established to set and maintain national standards in the U.S. However, as we have discussed, pollution is not constrained by borders, so the larger conversation is required with trans-boundary flow of…

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    Gas Station Research Paper

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    Energy is a necessity for all people living in America. There are many different ways of generating power, but they all have to follow the second law of thermodynamics. In such cases, they would either use the energy that is naturally around us such as air, water, and even nuclear. Some people stick to the more primitive methods such as coal burning. Which can release large amount of particulate matter and toxic gasses that inevitably contaminate the air around us. American Municipal Power Inc.…

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    The Spirit Level Analysis

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    Introduction and background The Spirit Level is an exploration of the impacts of inequality on society. The book argues that inequality has a causal link with social ills, including but not limited to obesity, teenage pregnancy and crime. It also argues that everyone benefits from greater equality, even the rich. The authors, Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett, have academic backgrounds in epidemiology. A field to which Pickett has devoted her entire career, Wilkinson meanwhile, initially…

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    Mozart Effect Essay

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    on the level of creative analysis that is needed in both. In one study, there appeared to be no significant change in these skills among low and moderate ambient noise levels. When noise levels were high, however, specific tasks in creative thinking were disregarded after a short while, indicative of reduced information processing, translating to a reduced cognitive carrying capacity (Mehta et. al., 787). In the aforementioned experiment, researchers defined low, moderate, and high levels of…

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    Myers Pickups: Case Study

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    desired instrument. The cable from the amplifier, recorder, or PA system can be inserted into the ¼ inch input jack on the side of the pickup. This will activate the pickup's internal power source. You can easily adjust the volume of the pickup mic to a level that works for your situation. Quality Warranty and Customer Service The company stands behind their products. These are not sold through a third party. They're made in the US and Myers wants their customers to be satisfied with their…

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    Field survey at Nile Delta area In order to calculate the seismic velocities of subsoil (Vp and Vs) in the Nile Delta of Egypt, 25 sites were selected in the study area. A school yard is chosen to do survey which is away from traffic noise, away from people ….etc. Shallow seismic refraction survey was carried out to determine the ground model and subsurface structures and to define the geotechnical characteristics for the shallow subsurface…

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    small electronic devices dangling for their lives from your ears, durability can be the one element that decides whether your purchase serves you for the years to come or disappears abruptly from your life. Cheaply built earphones come with hissing noises, crackle when adjusted, and take just a few hits before they…

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    Hearing Screening Paper

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    screenings were inaccurate, perhaps due to high levels of ambient noise.…

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    transient evoked otoacoustic emission test (TEOAE), which showed that the neonates had no hearing loss. After the newborns passed the AABR test, they were tested using TEOAEs and HFT in a non-sound-treated room. Ambient noise levels were measured using a CSL-254 sound level meter and ambient noise levels ranged from 35-38 dB A. TEOAEs were measured using the Quickscreen method from the Otodynamics IL0292 Analyser. In the newborns, 260 quiet responses per ear were analyzed to evoke TEOAEs. HFT…

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