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    Serge Latouche’s argument regarding degrowth is valid in regards to a long-term model of global consumption since current levels in developed countries cannot be sustained in a finite world. However, economic change may not be necessary due to the fact that the growth of the electricity usage is falling while the economy is staying at normal levels. In theory, degrowth could solve increasing consumption levels indefinitely but implementing a degrowth based economy presents near impossible…

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    tubes to do so, and weighed about 20 tons. Because of its huge size, its power consumption was 150,000 watts (Piguet). Evidently, size and power consumption were major issues from the start. Vacuum tubes were a continuous source of difficulty due to expenses, and the fact that they were constantly burning out. Eventually, the invention of…

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    Efficiency in integrating number of transistors on a single chip is limited by the power consumption of a logic circuit. Due to minimizing the number of transistors per chip changes system designs in several ways and it increases the system physical size. Cooling requirements and Power supply will increases, if we use high-powered circuits. From…

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    aspartame. Due to the phobia associated with health related issues surrounding aspartame, there have been countless global studies on the sugar substitute on whether it is safe for human consumption or not. These include both animal and human studies. People who oppose the use of aspartame claim that its consumption could be toxic and lead to serious diseases such as cancer, diabetes, and even neurochemical imbalances. It is also though that aspartame can lead to increased appetite, overeating,…

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    High Fructose Corn Syrup

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    High-Fructose Corn Syrup on Health: Exorbitant Consumption Perhaps the most polarizing issue regarding high-fructose corn syrup is its impacts on human health. I believe that health is truly the greatest wealth and that it is in the best interests of an individual to carefully make decisions regarding what one should eat. Therefore, it is necessary for me to understand the underlying health risks associated with high-fructose corn syrup consumption. The consumption of high-fructose corn syrup…

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    Consumption theory has had three different traditions: alienation and commodity fetishism, the Veblenesque, and the psychological (Dunn, 2008). Modern society, according to Dunn, has created a dynamic and intricate system were the objects purpose is economic (2008). The nineteenth century saw the expansion of the material goods world due to the rise of industrial capitalism which was accompanied by a change of thought regarding the fundamental nature of the relationship between the subject and…

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    Goldfish Metabolism

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    Furthermore, with the steady change of both aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems, it has become vital to assess the effect of different variables that can potentially alter the functions of a living…

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    Respiration Of Chickpeas

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    of -.0131ppt/min/g, meaning that oxygen was not consumed but actually increased in concentration in the biochamber. In reality, room temperature should have had the highest consumption of oxygen, the cold temperature should have a less amount of oxygen consumption, and the hot temperature should have had no oxygen consumption, and should have stayed at…

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    consciousness. These alterations are caused by the blockage of adenosine, a chemical found in all cells in the body that promotes sleep (Nehlig et. al 1992). The consumption of caffeine has been linked to migraines, insomnia, nervousness, irritability, increased heart rate, and muscle tremors. Its benefits far outweigh its side effects with moderate consumption by causing a decrease…

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    number of cardiovascular and respiratory responses to occur inside the body (1). As exercise commences the demand for oxygen rises in order for the body to continue providing energy for muscular function. To do this, oxygen uptake increases linearly to match skeletal muscle demand, until maximum oxygen consumption is reached (2). Ventilation will increase so more oxygen is being consumed and more carbon dioxide (CO2) is offloaded; cardiac output (the product of stroke volume and heart rate) and…

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