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    Salmonella enterica is a bacteria that causes food poisoning in a human. Most people infected with this bacteria develop diarrhoea, fever, vomiting and abdominal cramps, which occur between 12 and 72 hours after the bacteria has entered the body. This illness usually lasts 4 to 7 days and most individuals recover from Salmonella without the intervention of treatment. The Salmonella starts in the intestines to the bloodstream and then to other areas within the body. People who are mainly…

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    When open air blasting is compulsory, exclusion zones can be used to protect employees and others from exposure of hazardous air contaminants. The zone extension should be based on the risk to all unprotected people and the weather conditions at the time of the blasting. Appropriate warning signs should be placed and restrict to those employees wearing respiratory protection at exclusion zone. d) Administrative Control This is the fourth control in the hierarchy. This control is applicable to…

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    Andrew Carnegie Conclusion

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    Andrew Carnegie was one of the best inventors who ever lived. He created one of the biggest steel companies in the world and he found new ways to produce steel in quicker ways. According to Alvin Harlow, he started off living in Scotland and he had a rough home life.(pg. 2) They didn’t have a lot of money and the living conditions were not good. Although Andrew had little formal education, he grew up in a family that believed in book and learning so he was getting more experience at home than…

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    For Dr. Ambedkar, Indian society was a division on a scale of castes which comprised of ascending respect and descending contempt for people. He regarded freedom of the entire country to have a whole different meaning than freedom of a single person. He always wanted to offer equal rights to those who were oppressed and down-trodden and believed that this would automatically lead to the freedom of the country. India is a country constituting of many social groups who have altogether different…

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    1 INTRODUCTION Virtual Reality is a way for humans to visualise, manipulate and interact with computers and highly complicated data (Kushner 2016). In addition, this visualisation refers to the computer developing visual, auditory and other sensual outputs to the user of a world within the computer (Kushner 2016). Also, this world may be scientific simulation, or a look into a database, the user is able to collaborate with the world and directly manipulate objects within the world, where…

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    One of the biggest things gathered around by research of many webmaster and researchers is that users will interact in an environment where they feel that what they are discussing will be considered important. For example if there is a community of people who are generally 30+ years old and the main topic of discussion going around is the latest “Harry Potter” book the users will be not interested in keeping up with the community because they are least interested the topics which are being…

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    general-purpose machines and equipment in CM allows machines to be changed in order to handle new product designs and product demand with little efforts in terms of cost and time. So it provides great flexibility in producing a variety of products. In conclusion, CM is a manufacturing system that can produce medium volume/ medium variety part types more economically than other types of manufacturing systems. In the last several decades, CM has become increasing popular among manufacturers. Group…

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    Water Erosion Conclusion

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    Erik Vargas 11/7/2017 Period 1 Water Erosion Purpose The purpose of this lab is to examine the streamflow and how it removes soil from the banking over time. Background Information “Water erosion comes in several different forms with various causes. No matter the differences, we humans can have a large impact on our water quality and erosion rates. While the causes of erosion by water are generally natural, we can play a large role in reducing water erosion, and preventing water…

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    job is to take family history and examination in consideration before diagnosing a patient with PD. Until this day there are no standard tests to diagnose Parkinson’s disease but there are procedures that a doctor has to take before establishing a conclusion. Distinguishing Parkinson’s is solely based on symptoms associated shivering, rigidity and body kinesis. Among these procedures involve is examinations of tremor during resting periods, current stiffness in the collar area or limbs, if…

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    Josie Essay Conclusion

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    Truly getting to know one another is a crucial element that pertains to our being part of society, in that knowing our peers and working together for the greater good is the goal of society in the first place. Going through this life without it leaves you susceptible to having no from of support in times that you may need someone to relate to or help with the obstacles and challenges you will encounter. For instance, on a daily bases we will look to others to identify with and we will use these…

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