External fixation

Calvin cycle will be divided into carbon fixation, reduction and regeneration of carbon dioxide acceptor. Carbon fixation involves the binding of carbon dioxide to carbon dioxide acceptor (RuBP). The catalyst for this reaction is RUBISCO. The second phase of Calvin cycle, reduction involves the synthesis of glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate(G3P)…

to cause them to feel loss and misery... they create a reality that has no basis in the world outside of the individual whom they haunt... and that world does not follow the same phases of change as the city (as it is not actually grounded in that external reality). Everything in life, in reality-- everything real must change and must die. Only the artificial things seem to resist time-- perhaps through artifice (through art, but also through trickery, deception-- lies. The great lies behind…

The first orientation I will use to diagnose the client’s problem is psychodynamic therapy. Psychodynamic focuses on the need for the therapist to analyze the client thoughts/behaviors to determine the “real issue”; this was Freud’s original conceptualization of how humans worked. Freud’s topographical theory involves the three domains of awareness, which are the conscious mind, pre-conscious mind, and the unconscious mind. All behaviors motivated by two drives, Eros or life-sustaining drive,…

allegorical figure, is how Everyman derives pleasure and lives his life up to the point of Death’s summoning. However, Death’s summoning requires him to consider consequence, thus inciting tension within the drives of his psyche. He has to now consider the external forces as they dictate his fate; a capability the id does not comprise. Goldhammer continues his analysis of the implications for Everyman’s habitual actions as they relate to the social and religious construct in power. He asserts,…

Connie, a typical fifthteen year old girl, possesses an impractical and infeasible understanding of identity and body image due to the pressures of society established by popular trends. In the short story, her mother admonishes her for “gawking at [her]self” and for “craning her neck to glance into mirrors.” Because of her societal surroundings, like TV, magazines, and music, that influence her to obsess on outward presentation, she highly values her appearance and as a result, she is scolded…

is that the heart of one smitten by prem pīḍā (pangs of love) and lāy (intense desire) eventually becomes the repository of prem bhakti or loving devotion for the Lord. The intensity of prem bhakti engulfs the a(n)tar (inner self), leading to a fixation and passion for the Beloved. In this state of loving devotion, the Pir advises his followers to remember the Beloved at all times. The word bhagtī, used in the above verse is same as the Sanskrit word bhakti. Bhakti means ‘devotion’,…

INTRODUCTION Idiopathic scoliosis is a three-dimensional spinal deformity that is characterized by significant curve progression during a growth spurt (1). The longitudinal growth plays an important role in the development and progression of idiopathic scoliosis (1). A histomorphic study of the vertebral endplates from IS patients confirmed a more active growth of the anterior column than the posterior column (2). This mainly affects young kids due to their bones not being fully formed and…

early scholars, such as Freud, and more contemporary experts, including Weekes, the study of sexuality has become a topic with a very active field of experts. Through the differences that separate Weekes and Freud common streams of thought can be seen. After a look at the history of the study of sexuality, Weekes turns to a more contemporary approach for understanding sexuality spearheaded by Michel Foucault. This approach focuses on sexuality through its history (16). Through the history of…

The three distinct parts of the mind are illustrated as the Id, the Superego, and the Ego. Completely part of the unconscious mind, the Id has no relations with the external environment. It is driven by impulses and the tendency to pursue instant gratification (Carducci 2009). The part of the mind where the Id is located has to concept of what is socially acceptable in the real world. Next, comes the Superego, it deals…

Departing from the romantic era 's focus on sublimity and the idea of a supernatural monster, the victorian gothic period focuses on a rather different kind of evil; that of the inhumane, instinctive criminal. This fixation on human monstrosity and its effects can be seen repeatedly in victorian poems, oftentimes with the man – or man equivalent monster – committing some kind of atrocity towards an undeserving maiden, who provokes said monster only by being a physical manifestation of purity,…