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    of the water characteristic or more precisely one of the physical water parameters. Water temperature affects almost all other water quality parameters. It plays a key role in aquatic life and habitations. Thus, the fluctuation of temperature controls what aquatic kind will live and bloom in the water body. Water temperature can also affect “the metabolic rates and biological activity of aquatic organisms”. Therefore metabolic rates of aquatic organisms is directly proportional with the water…

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    levels are getting too low so the brain tells the body that it needs to stop breathing, which only lasts for 12 seconds. After this, the body will receive an oxygen flow throughout the…

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    Water imagery plays a rich and complex role in many works of art. In some works, water represents life, cleansing, and redemption; in others, images of water evoke a darker sense of endlessness, chaos, and abyss. In the movie The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, director Julian Schnabel presents a series of images involving water to reflect upon the condition of locked-in syndrome, following the autobiographical story of Jean-Dominique Bauby. Viewers of Schnabel’s creation ask: how does the…

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    classes are now offered to help educate you. In order to understand to pros, you must first understand the cons. In this case, substance abuse should never be an option for drivers, especially teens. Understanding how drugs and alcohol affects the human body will give you the ability to make rational decisions. It will also expose you to the ugly truth, and show you how one split second can change your life forever. 2. Plan In Advance If you are of age, and decide to attend a social event,…

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    Essay On Bog Mummies

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    While harvesting peat soil for plants, you come upon a body. The body looks like it could have happened a month ago. You question yourself, is this a recent murder scene? However, it is a murder from thousands of years ago. Bog mummies are people that were accidentally mummified many years ago. They were people that were usually violently killed in sacrifice and thrown into a bog. They believed that bogs were a connection to the gods. The bog mummies were wonderfully preserved people,…

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    to help others, and in doing so, God will help them. These gurus are also known to constantly move between holy places so that they don’t become attached to the land. Shiv Raj Giri was a believer in natural foods and only drinking from the sacred water of the Ganges. His one fear was that yogis will eventually become extinct in fifteen…

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    Joint Pain Research Paper

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    Joints connect the various bones, bear the human body weight and allow movement of the body. This means that joints undergo a lot of stress which they are designed to handle. However, there are times when joints undergo a lot of wear and tear and this leads to joint pains. Joint pain is known as arthralgia. Joint pains are very uncomfortable and sometimes can turn so severe that they can get unbearable and one needs to get relief from the pain immediately with the help of medications. These…

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    interest towards modern medicine and how the human body reacts to certain chemicals. The first time I was sick, my parents had given me a colored liquid. I started to get curious as to why they were giving it to me and how something that looked like colored water would make me feel better. Surprisingly though, I had felt better in a matter of a few short days. This is when my curiosity and interest of medicine had blossomed. The way the human body reacts to a certain type of chemical is…

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    fluid redistribution and a reduction to immune system effectiveness. The first problem caused by weightless environment is great loss of muscle mass. On Earth, we constantly use certain muscles, which are called antigravity muscles, to support our bodies against the gravity. However, in the space where there is little or no gravity, we no longer keep using these muscles. As a result, these muscles would atrophy or, in other words, start to get smaller and weaker. According to the research of…

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    Satire About Swimming

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    Swimming People advanced from ocean animals however—taking a gander at our bodies—you 'd never know it. We couldn 't be less appropriate to traveling through water in the event that we attempted. We don 't coast too well, can 't relax for long underneath the surface, and quickly tire as we whip through the waves attempting to move ourselves along; in a straight race with a dolphin or a shark, you 'll generally come last! In any case, there 's one major favorable position we people have: we think…

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