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    Electric Vehicle Decline

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    Electric cars have been around since the 1830’s, but saw a major decline during the 1900’s when the Model T was introduced and mass produced killing any hope for electric cars until now[]. As we all know electric vehicles run off batteries becoming more environmental friendly. Figure A shows a general outline of what an Electric vehicle consists of. Electric motors get there power from a controller, while the controller gets its power from rechargeable batteries. Batteries come in many different…

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    General Description The Electric Guitar is a stringed musical instrument that consist of 6 to 12 strings. The electric guitar produces a variety of sounds ranging from sweet soft melodies to aggressive anger filled music. The strings of the guitar are plucked, and pressed into the fret board to produce a sound which is then transferred to an amplifier. The amplifier amplifies the sound of the guitar, and can even distort it. Major Parts As figure one indicates, the major parts of an electric…

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    listed two cars that have this perk in the article that he made here are the cars, supercruise from general motors and traffic jam assistance by BMW. In the article he says that apple is working on cars and they may be available in 2020. In 2017 there is more cars that drive on their own.…

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    Electric Cars Essay

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    brought forth a proposal to ban the sale of all internal combustion vehicles by the year 2030. This is a major arrangement concerning the world as an entirety. If this would to pass through the legislation, then Germany would be looking towards an electric future and virtually no carbon monoxide emissions. This would not only cause the decrease in the carbon footprint but a major hit to the oil industries and even the car companies. Germany wouldn’t be the only country to implement this law. It…

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    be seen as a symbol of wholeness, nurturing, focus, etc. Like an archetype, the sense of the electric chair wouldn’t be as powerful if it was represented by just one ordinary photograph. Warhol uses smooth techniques, two of the most notable being his use of color and repetition, in his work to make his subject attract attention (Fig. 1 Orange Disaster). Commenting on Warhol’s method in all of the electric chair pieces, Chicago based artist Philip Hartigan says, “There is the blank stare of the…

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    Taxicab History

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    The first taxicab company in New York City was the Samuel's Electric Carriage and Wagon Company (E.C.W.C.), which began running 12 electric cabs in July 1897. The company ran until 1898 with up to 62 cabs operating until the company built the Electrobat electric car, and had up to 100 taxicabs running in total by 1899. By the early 1900s the Electric Vehicle company was running up to 1,000 electric taxicabs on the streets of New York City until, in January 1907, a fire destroyed 300 of these…

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    Guitar History

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    The guitar comes a long way in history. The actual Spanish vihuela is obviously a great advanced form relating to the ancestral guitar along with the modern electric guitar, as well as lute-style tuning as well as a tiny, however guitar-like shape. Instrument-makers together with acoustic guitar music begun to thrive within Europe. Musical instruments, virtually comparable to what we often called the "guitar" already are famous between 400-500 decades. The guitar includes a very beautiful…

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    The question of sustainability has been asked and how green these electric vehicles actually are. The sustainability relies on how these vehicles are powered, each of these electric vehicles needs to be charged to actually be used. What is the point of having an electric vehicle where your source of power is still from a pollution causing source? In the United States, 68% of our electricity is supplied by fossil fuels…

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    in manufacturing in general. (ford.com (n.d.)) Esteemed as it may be, the American automotive industry is also faced with many challenges. Competition from foreign companies, the impact of new technologies, evolving emission requirements, and consumer opinions all play a part in the success or failure of the products being manufactured and sold in the USA. Beginning with global competition,…

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    Judy Wajcman

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    why that specific feature is valued or considered important. STS, shows that social factors affect the selection between technical options, and thus proves that technology is a socio-technical product. Years ago, there was a debate over whether the electric or gas refrigerators were superior, they were equal in performance (352).…

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