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    Petlad Taluka Case Study

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    METHODOLOGY PHYTOSOCIOLOGICAL STUDY 4.1.1 Field work The study area was divided in such 20 sites as we could study phytosociology of all the villages of Petlad Taluka. There were two types of format used for the collection of phytosociological data. One contained site number, name, collection date, length of the site, number of quadrat, name of the individual, etc. which were used for tree, shrub and herb species, whereas other used only for tree species that contained circumference of the…

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    but to change your lifestyle. Choosing which lifestyle to follow can be a tricky task. I would like to make that task easier: The Low Glycemic Diet! The benefits of the low glycemic diet have been heralded for years and are hard to beat. By seeming index is a list of foods that is…

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    Maira- During free play Maira spent a lot of her time coloring at the art table. She used the stencils and traced various animals on her paper and then filled them in with detail and color. She held up her paper and said, I wrote my name look. Yahaira/Jozef- During areas in the classroom the children played in the manipulative center where they played with the counting pegs. They had to read the number on the block and place the correct number of pegs. They both counted out loud together after…

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    Article #1: “Body Norms and Fat Stigma in Global Perspective” Author Alexandra Brewis tackles the widespread view on weight and what people identify fat with. “Fatness and obesity are by contrast associated with ugliness, sexlessness, and undesirability but also with specifically moral failings, such as a lack of self-control, social irresponsibility, ineptitude, and laziness,” (Brewis). In this excerpt of the article, Brewis explains that the widespread view on Fatness and obesity and later on…

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    Is there a better quality of life in Johannesburg or Cape Town? Aim: My aim is to determine which city, Johannesburg or Cape Town, has the best quality of life using income in both cities, life expectancies in South Africa as a whole, literacy levels, crime and leisure’s in both Johannesburg and Cape Town. Review of literature What is the quality of life? Quality of Life is the well being of individuals and societies. It has a wide range of contexts, including the fields of international…

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    programs for parents, teachers, and students alike that outline proper eating habits as well as potential side effects of failure to adhere to a nutritious diet. A person is considered obese if they have a body mass index (BMI) in excess of 30 (Mahmood, 2015, p.6). Given that the body mass index chart is not 100 percent accurate, health care providers measure waist circumference and complete a triceps skinfold test, to facilitate a program specific to that patient’s needs. Provided that, there…

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    Gaëton Dugas Summary

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    In the reading, Phil Tiemeyer, gives a unique spin off of the telltale story of the infamous Gaëton Dugas. A man who could arguably be called the Hitler of the AIDS epidemic. In fact, not only does Tiemeyer say that the things people have learned about Mr. Dugas was a fabricated myth, but he also defends Dugas, by saying he could not have even been patient zero. An audacious claim to make about the villain of the late 20th century, however, surprisingly Tiemeyer does not speak without compelling…

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    Fiber Optic Sensor Essay

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    protocol. Thus varied uses of these sensors leads to the fragmentation of the market where these sensors find their application in Parameter measurements such as temperature, pressure, strain, vibration, acceleration, pH level determination, refractive index of liquid etc. Fiber optic sensors because of their distinctive features also facilitate industries such as aerospace, medical, oil pipelining, transportation etc. Presently there has been some success in the sensor technology which are…

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    investment management – either utilizing active investment management or passive investment management. An active investment managers’ goal is to outperform a specific benchmark index by identifying mispriced securities. A passive managers’ goal is to closely track or replicate the return pattern of a specified benchmark index at a low cost. A passive manager does not make any attempt to seek out mispriced securities. Over the past several years, the rise of robo-advisor and FinTech which rely…

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    How much it bends depends on the refractive indices of the two mediums which is a ratio of the speed of light in one medium compared with the second. For example the refractive index (n) of crown glass can be calculated as it passes from air into crown glass Total internal reflection occurs when the refractive index of the first medium is more than that of the second. The angle of incidence is the angle that a ray of light hits an interface between two mediums relative to the normal. As…

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