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    However, network speeds like this are still decades away. The future of supercomputing most likely lies with grids though, due to the difference in efficiency. The future of supercomputers will be able to perform complex calculations that we cannot imagine as humans. Experts believe by 2023 supercomputers will reach speeds up to one exaflop (Clifton, 2012). An…

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    Power at Niagara Falls: (1893-1899) 5 3- Transformer 6 4- Gas shock absorber: 8 5- Improved Incandescent light bulb: 8 6- References: 9 1-The inventor: 1.1- History and Inventions George Westinghouse Jr. was a great inventor and pioneer in the electrical industry. Westinghouse was born in Central Bridge, New York, in 1846, the eighth of ten children. His father, also named George, manufactured farm…

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    Riverside City Case Study

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    30-Year Strategy Context Riverside City is located in Southern California. It was founded during the mission days under Spanish rule in the early 1800s, when ranchos (land grands) were offered to citizens of high standing. The downtown design was a grid iron pattern borrowed from the design of downtown Philadelphia . The city benefitted from the “second gold rush” of California; navel oranges were a cash crop in the area. The citrus industry assisted in the real estate boom. Riverside was…

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    Weather Disasters Bryce Tretter Earth Science: FALL16-A-8-GEO101-2 Sunday, August 21, 2016 Hurricanes and tornadoes have been occurring time to time causing massive havoc and destruction of property along their path. In this paper we are going to talk about one hurricane that occurred recently and caused a lot of damage, hurricane KATRINA. Hurricane Katrina was the third deadliest hurricane of all time to have ever hit the United States of America. The hurricane Katrina originated…

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    filled with helium, is a wind power generator floating in the sky. Its height can be as high as 4600m above the sea level. At higher altitude, wind is more persistent and its intensity is greater so more electricity can be generated stably. The electrical current is then carried to the base station through a conductive…

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    Worldwide, 500 million animals are subjected to inhumane experiments in the name of scientific research (Linzey, 2013). The practise of vivisection on innocent animals is immoral and causes unjustifiable pain and suffering. Pro-argument It is immoral to exploit animals for scientific research. Animals are innocent, vulnerable beings who cannot represent themselves or comprehend the harm inflicted on them through experimental research. The debate whether animals deserve moral…

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    their fellow White Helmets. Will they not only deal with the aftermath of a government strike and rescue people trapped, they also provide public service to nearly 7 million citizens of Syria. They provide public services such as reconnecting electrical grids, providing safety information and securing…

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    Supercapacitor Case Study

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    ELECTROCHEMICAL SUPERCAPACITOR – APPLICATION AND GLOBAL DEMAND ABSTRACT: The steep increase in the energy utilization leads us to search for a perfect alternative that can replace the conventional source and introduces a new-generation capacitors called supercapacitors with incredible storage capacity. Much research and investment have been carried out in this impressive technology. It is same as that of the normal capacitor the only thing is it utilizes higher surface area electrode and…

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    “Every normal person, in fact, is only normal on the average. His ego approximates to that of the psychotic in some part or other and to a greater or lesser extent”. (Freud, Sigmund) This quote is Freud expressing his views on ‘normality’ in which I will be comparing to B.F. Skinner’s approach called operate conditioning. The nature–nurture debate will also be explored whilst the two theories of Psychodynamic and Behaviourisms and Attachment theory will be compared. A psychodynamic…

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    on a range of bandgaps, so material selection involves a compromise between matched current densities and ideal coverage of bandgaps. Layer thickness can be optimized to minimize losses [7]. Power conversion efficiency is defined as the ratio of electrical power output from the cell to the power of the sunlight striking the surface of the cell. This can be visualized as the ratio of areas under the absorbance spectra and AM1.5G sunlight spectrum (Figure 2). The ultimate achievable efficiency…

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