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important and lifesaving information. Fluoroscope, is an x-ray device that allows physicians to view live images inside the human body that are projected onto a viewing monitor during a diagnostic and intraoperative procedures. This machine uses X-rays to give real-time video images on the area of interest making it possible to see internal organs in motion such as blood flow and catheter insertion. A Fluoroscopy captures these X-rays with a device called an image intensifier and converts the…

Through tone and the use of literary devices, author, Nazik al-Mala’ikah, helps the speaker convey a strong message in “Elegy for a Woman of No Importance”. Although the speaker could be the author walking in the streets of Baghdad, her birth city, the chances are that it’s just a bystander. They are most likely walking around observing the life of a city in Iraq, or another Muslim country. I’m led to believe this because, the author is from Iraq and on page 473 of the textbook it talks about…

limitations of visions or mobility who face many difficulties in using the computer devices. For example, a person with physical disabilities find difficulty in learning whether he is unable to write or to play educational games found in computers especially for those having movement problems in their hands (Nfb.org. 2017). Moreover, they encountered the difficulty of using computers in the case of the inconvenience of the device table to sit in front of the handicapped learner and to use it or…

know they are free. This theme of war being so brutal that when it ends people cannot help themselves from singing, celebrating, and feeling free is emphasized in “Everyone Sang” by Siegfried Sassoon because of the poetic elements of diction, sound devices, and figurative language. Diction, or the choice of imaginative words, plays a major role in the theme of this poem. The poem immediately starts out by jumping into the happiness that is initiated by the end of the war: “Everyone suddenly…

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uncovered. Literary devices such as foreshadowing, symbolism, and irony are critical in understanding the roots of any story. These three devices are best suited to represent an important message that O’Connor intended to convey through her writing. Flannery O’Connor’s writing contains many subtle messages that are only unlocked through close study of the devices in her stories. The short story “A Good Man Is Hard to Find” by O’Connor exemplifies the use of these three devices, and uses each…

and cultural performances display in this multicultural city. This theatre features two performance halls which consist of musical, dance, and concerts happen. Furthermore, broadcast productions, corporate function, and social events happen. Another attraction that is in Brampton is, the Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA). Families, and school field trips are held at PAMA to explore and learn about the art, culture, and heritage of the peel region. It also displays art gallery, museum,…

throughout the story. The author John Knowles implicated many uses of techniques and devices throughout the story that help develop the theme. Some of these techniques and devices used are foreshadowing, irony, and first person narration.…

jumps from relationship to relationship. Being the lyrical genius she is, Swift created the song "Blank Space" in 2014 to defend her position with this preconceived notion. She uses many rhetorical devices to explain her position in this argument against the media. With the beneficial use of rhetorical devices, Taylor Swift shows that boys will only stay if it is worth a fight, and that she is fully conscious of the media representation. The lyrics alone pack a lot of meaning into the near 4…

Walnut Tree, Mary Oliver uses a multitude of literary devices. By employing these devices in the poem, she is able to delineate that her and her mother are trying to find a way to pay the mortgage on their house without having to sell the family’s “black walnut tree.” Both the author and her mother agree that selling the tree is a repugnant idea and are both disregarding the unspoken thought. To start things off, In the poem, Mary Oliver displays the use of a metaphor in the poem when…