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    Abre Los Ojos: Film Review

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    even glare at the person with the slight deformation as if the perfect person exists. In Abre Los Ojos, Cesar has a problem facing himself, because he had such a flamboyant life before the accident. He was sexy, had a different girl in his bed every night, parties and all the things a good looking man in his mid-twenties dreams of. By not accepting his deformation he created the mental problems he went through, it was him who allowed this physical deformation evolve and turn into a mental one.…

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    knowledge of various subjects such as Physics, chemistry, Mathematics, Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer, Material science etc., Tribological problem leads to the reason of metal failures than the mechanical problem such as fracture, fatigue and plastic deformation. 1.6.1 Friction Friction is the opposes that the motion (either sliding or rolling) of the object. This oppose force acts against to its motion is called friction force as shown in fig.1.7. The friction is not a property of material, but…

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    Friction is a crucial phenomenon in metal cutting which is very complex to model. It has a significant effect on the amount of power required for removing a given volume of metal, surface quality of the finished product, and the extent of tool wear. However, many studies assume no friction in the metal cutting process due to lack of experimental techniques to directly measure the coefficient of friction. Sticking and sliding regions are the two contact regions along the tool-chip interface. A…

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    information on the materials properties can be found through destructive testing for example Tensile testing is used to find the following properties of a material: The yield stress- Point at which a material goes from experiencing elastic deformation to plastic deformation. The ultimate tensile stress- Maximum strength a material can withstand while being pulled or stretched. The elastic range- The range which a material will recover its original form when a force or loading is removed. The…

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    Phy-O-Quartz Lab

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    The tetrahedral tilt angle δ, together with the inter-tetrahedral bridging angle θ, interact to set up tetrahedral deformation. At elevated temperatures, the bond length change and the O-PO angle could also affect tetrahedral deformation. One thing to note, we have to imagine that the tetrahedrons are in a fixed configuration because the tetrahedral deformation is caused by tetrahedral tilt with its tilt angle δ, and is easily influenced by temperature. As mentioned in the previous paragraphs…

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    Figure (4.2): Failure pattern of cylinder specimen (CY1). Under pure axial compression loading for cube specimen (C1), the failure cracks generated are approximately parallel to the direction of load as shown in figure (4.3) with some cracks formed at an angle to the applied load. As a result, lateral shearing stress is produced in the cube specimen. The effect of this shear decrease towards the center of cubes; so these sides of the cube have near vertical cracks at the cube center.…

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    defined, but typically it is longer than nanoseconds [4]. K values are the angular-momentum which project on the nuclear symmetry axis [5]. Since only the collective nuclei have symmetry axis, K values are only found in those collective nuclei, or deformation nuclei. Therefore, K-isomer is the nuclear level states lying on the collective orbital with long lifetime [2]. The most famous discovery of K-isomer was found in 178Hf [5, 6], which has K=16 and 1.31y long lifetime. The configurations of…

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    Seventy-five percent of those affected are children under fifteen, and it typically affects males ages six to ten. It is characterized by severe lesions throughout the body that can develop into bone deformation if left untreated for many years. It is contracted by humans mostly in tropical areas with limited knowledge of germ theory and poor living conditions (“Yaws”). A person can get yaws through direct contact with an infected lesion. When a person…

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    The topic of this discussion is to explain why Africa and South America are moving apart. The drifting apart of Africa and South America has to do with the theory known as the theory of plate tectonics. Based on this model, the crust the coolest part of the mantle, make up Earth’s strong outer layer, known as the lithosphere. Right beneath the lithosphere is the asthenosphere, the hottest part of the mantle. Rocks at this depth are very near the melting temperature, and respond to forces by…

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    Equality In Education

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    Equality Equity is a very important aspect that should be instil in the classroom although in order for it to be implemented, it is important to identity and expand on what is Equality. Equity does not entail that every learner must be treated the same but focuses on more in treating everyone with equal concern and respect. Therefore it is important as to when I am implementing equality in my classroom that I look at each child as individuals, taking into consideration who they are as an…

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