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    In Craig C. Freudenrich, Ph.D sates, “ development of heat tissue or water absorb the ultrasound energy which increase their temperature and formation of bubbles (cavitation) when dissolved gases come out of the solution due to local heat caused by ultrasound.”5 Nevertheless, there are no side effects of ultrasound recorded in studies with anyone. However Ultrasound should only be used when needed. As technology evolves Ultrasound might advance even more. Future Ultrasound might be even more fast and will be able to hold more data. Transducer probes might become smaller, and be grow better picture of internal organs. 3D Ultrasound will probably become even more popular and in Craig C. Freudenrich, Ph.D says, “Ultrasound imaging combined with heads-up/virtual reality-types display will allow a doctor to ‘see' inside you as he/she is performing a minimally invasive or non-invasive procedure such as amniocentesis or a biopsy.”6 Without ultrasound people wouldn't be able to see what's really going on the our tissue, muscles, bones, and organs…

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    October 6th,2 2017 Honors English 2 Period 3 The Doppler Effect, and How It Changes Perspective In the context of an approaching future, events will quickly come by, yet departing memories seem to pass by slowly. This idea is called “The Doppler Effect,” and is exemplified throughout The Angle of Repose. During the course of the novel, this effect applies to various characters as they continue through life, and reflect back on their past experiences. Susan and Oliver experience the doppler…

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    The principle of physical governing the measurement system is the Doppler Effect that occurs when the laser beam is reflected from a small area of the testing object that vibrate. The figure below gives the pictorial representation of the Doppler Effect. The loudspeaker represents a sound source and it is assumed that the observer is standing on the right of the speaker. The lines originating from the speaker represents the vibration maxima at a specific observation time…

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    First, Brody highlights some effects of environmental degradation such as the difference in salt content in soil and drought. For example, the habitats of plants have changed so much that it delays their natural rate of growth (“Fears, Not Facts …”). However, she further describes that such conditions play no effect in G.M.O. crops because they contain devised characteristics of tolerance that ensure them to have a higher probability of long life and, thus, a better chance in a large production…

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    The Effects of Loss Tupac Shakur once said, “Death is not the greatest loss in life. The greatest loss is what dies inside while still alive...” This quote states, that the things one may lose in life can cause great affect on the emotional and mental well-being of a person. How loss affects a character can be seen in both film and in books. The film, Shenandoah, which takes place in 1965 in America during the Civil War, reflects upon the Anderson family who tries their best to avoid the…

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    Global Risk

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    been blamed for causing some of the worst problems based on various fields such as social, political and economic effects that are proving difficult to control (Nelson, 2003). Some key factors that are expected to change due to environmental stress include rise in water level and climate change that will prove difficult to control. Water requirements are expected to change tremendously and push to a percentage of about forty percent. Food is one of the most critical aspects that should be…

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    is the belief it has an effect on IQ. For years the public has been informed about how marijuana has a negative effect on your IQ. As a teenager you are required to take a health class and in the class you are taught about the effects of marijuana. One of the side effects that teenagers are told is if they use marijuana as a teenager it will have a dramatic impact on their IQ, in a result, they will do poorly…

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    take long for the physical effects such as fatigue, nervousness, and increased heart rate to start and take effect. Many internal effects like higher blood pressure take effect much later than the physical effects and many times affects the health in a negative way. If a person does not start to relieve their stress by relaxing and lowering his blood pressure, could cause some severe long term damage to his health. Stress can also cause a person to have a lot of sleepless nights that will…

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    lower relationship satisfaction with their current romantic partner, when compared to peoples whose parents are not divorced. Parental divorce is experienced by over 1 million American children every year and was found to negatively affects their achievement level in schools, result in behavior issues, emotional problems, self-esteem and their future interpersonal relationships (Amato & Sobolewski, 2001; Cui & Fincham, 2010). However, focusing on their future relationship satisfaction after…

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    The Effectiveness of “Winter Stars” By Larry Levis The poem “Winter Stars” by Larry Levis starts out depicting a story that a boy is remembering from his child hood. Levis vividly depicts the boy’s father “breaking a man’s hand” (Levis) on a piece of farming equipment because the man named “Rubén Vásquez” (Levis) attempted to kill him with a well described knife. His father then proceeds, with no empathy, to grab some lunch and listen to some music. The boy then contemplated the meaning of life…

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