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    15. Hypothalamus: The hypothalamus is made up of neural clusters that aide in regulating thirst, hunger, body temperature, and sexual behavior that ultimately help maintain a normal internal state. More specifically, the hypothalamus helps the brain secrete essential hormones that thus, govern one’s physiological functions, such as the ones mentioned above, by working with the pituitary gland as well as other hormone secreting glands. While people are driving, the hypothalamus makes drivers…

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    Bbl Enterotube 2

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    Introduction : Enterotube II is used to identify multiple tests in one tube. twelve different conventional media plus a self-contained inoculating wire. The twelve test are for glucose and gas, then lysine, ornithine, H2S and indole, adonitol, lactose, arabinose, sorbitol, dulcitol, phenylalanine (amino acid), urea, and citrate (No VP test require). These medias performs 15 different biochemical tests that will determine the genus and the species of gram negative bacteria. This test will help…

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    The Giver, By Lois Lowry

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    Would there be a positive result if there was a population of 1,200,000,000 people and a food supply of only half that number? Clearly, there would be a major problem. Unfortunately, this problematic situation may happen in the future. The Malthusian Theory of population, created by Thomas Malthus, is the theory that the population will outgrow its resources, leading to famine. Malthus stated that the populations increase in geometric progression and that food supplies increase in arithmetic…

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    The purpose of this experiment was to swab a chosen object, isolate a microorganism, and identify the microorganism through a series of morphological, physical, and biochemical tests. One chose to swab David Phelps’ pastor dreamer, which is one of the larger statues on The University of Oklahoma’s campus. The nose of this statue was swabbed and is where one’s environmental isolate originated. Through morphological, physiological, and biochemical experiments, one was able to gather results that…

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    This is not the case in indonesia. Growth is also limited by technology. Current levels of technology can only produce a certain amount products to sell. If technology doesn’t improve a limit on growth will be reached. Another factor affecting Australia is the amount of natural resources available. The mining boom relies solely upon the amount of minerals in the ground. As these resources diminish economic growth will slow and eventually stop. Indonesia’s growth will also be limited by the…

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    Sustainability and hindsight The regulatory, political solutions for growing most developed economy and out of debt has potential environmental ramifications. Especially in industrialized economy where the demand for growth and deficit has slightly put environmental concerns behind economic gains. The growth driven economic prosperity of countries has lead to academics to question the basis of sustainability and sustainable development which was popularised by the Brundtland 1987 report “Our…

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    governments can gain legitimacy through rational-legal processes, traditional processes, and individual charisma. Legitimacy can be kept through performance legitimacy, where people may believe in your right to rule if you rule well; have economic growth, increase nationalism, and to be politically stable. However, it’s easy for a leader to lose legitimacy. Failure to protect the public from the economic instability, unable to provide opportunities for the people, and overall general disproval…

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    been many papers written about behavioural economics; such as ‘On the Value of Incumbency: Managerial Reference Points and Loss Aversion,’ ‘The Forward-Looking Competitive Firm under Uncertainty,’ and ‘A Dynamic Model of Investment and Endogenous Growth.’ What connects the three of these papers is the focus of firm behaviour and how it affects firm production, as a result. The first paper, ‘On the Value of Incumbency: Managerial…

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    Social Inequality

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    accessible to the people. Empirical evidence and operational experience shows that social development promotes economic growth and leads to better interventions and a higher quality of life. Global inequality not only results in impeding the growth of the economy but also in increasing the overall level of poverty leading to an overall social deterioration. Global inequality causes severe growth in the social instability of a country, which in turn stands in the way of sustainable social…

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    Policies to Manage Population Increases Experts have realized that the increase in population has negative effects on the biosphere. Over the years, population has risen at staggering rates. The increase calls for more homes to be built, leading to the tearing down of trees, referred as deforestation. One thing for sure, trees are needed to absorb some of the toxins and release oxygen back into the air. The increase of human population along with deforestation has been the root of our…

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