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    Situational Awarenessness

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    requirements. The information process ability is affected by the level of stress and work load. Pilots under high workload and stress may not be in a position to process the presented information to make the needed decisions. Management of stress in pilots thus is critical in improving situational awareness. Although the pilots are provided with the automation system, it is vital to constantly monitor them in order to increase high level of situational awareness. The active monitoring of the…

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    Australian Railway Ballast

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    that processing infrastructure be sourced from Zenith if it economically viable. A crusher will be essential in processing the material. There are many different types of crushers available, such as; cone crusher, jaw crusher, grinding mill, ball mill and mobile crusher. It is recommended that the most economically viable crusher be assessed to determine the most appropriate processing facility for the life of the mine. Vibrating screens, conveyors and wash tables are also essential processing…

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    Essay On Depressants

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    your level of brain activity. They slow down the activity of the central nervous system by decreasing the electrical activity in the brain. This produces a calming effect in the body, as well as decrease your level of awareness. While depressants can be used safely, they are dangerous if used inappropriately. Alcohol is the most frequently used depressant. The effects of alcohol depend on the amount of alcohol that is present in the bloodstream. In small doses, it slows neural processing…

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    complexities may subconsciously work their way into the calculating capacity of the child’s cognition and inspire toward a higher level of thinking at a younger age, ultimately influencing the behavior of the adult brain. Studies that try to delineate this correlation often take years of observation, following children as they develop into adults to adequately mark the effects of music at birth. Additionally, the study of how the brain processes music is important, because music is used as a…

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    exhibited. Early skeptics to appraisal theory made mention that appraisals do not bring forth awareness and likely occur in automatic fashion. In fact, most evidence in favor of appraisal theory is based off of high level processing such as self-examination and recollection processing. In this paper, the justification for appraisal theory will be presented with the help of empirical evidence.…

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    1. High Pressure Processing 1.1 Introduction The use of high hydrostatic pressure to preserve foods is the first truly new method of preserving foods since Nicolas Appert developed the use of heat to preserve foods in sealed glass bottles over 200 years ago. High pressure does not depend on heat, chemicals, reduced water activity, or reduced temperatures to control pathogens or spoilage microorganisms. Pressures in the range of 200-600 MPa have been found to unfold proteins so that they lose…

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    different ways or why we say a word instead of a color? The Stroop Effect shows that something is going on in our brain. But what does it tell us about our brain’s ability to process colors, words, and illusions? Is it something that happened during development or is there something that happens in our brain when we look at illusions? The Stroop Effect is named after John R. Stroop, who discovered this phenomenon in 1935. The Stroop Effect states that some thinking processes interfere with other…

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    Wifi Addiction

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    As sleep, addiction effects our behaviors and physical states of the body. Addiction can be referred to as a state in which one perceives intense intolerable desire for something because the response after contact with the stimuli simulated perceived pleasurable response. Consequently, Internet addiction has been acknowledged as a clinical diagnosis. Internet addiction is a compulsive–impulsive spectrum disorder, involving online and/or offline computer usage for excessive gaming, sexual…

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    music is the brain’s equivalent of a full body workout”. This explicitly states the extent of activation in the brain upon music playing. TED-Ed then goes on to state “The neuroscientists saw multiple areas of the brain light up, simultaneously processing information in intricate, interrelated and astonishingly fast sequences. Playing a musical instrument engages practically every area of the brain at once, especially the visual, auditory and motor cortices.” This confirms that every area of the…

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    arbutin (Sinha 2012). In general, pear juice is characterized by similar soluble solids content than apple juices but in sugar free extract sorbitol has higher contribution which content is estimated at 10-25 g/L (Dietrich et al. 2007). Thermal processing inactivates spoiling microorganisms efficiently, but may also degrade nutritional quality of foods…

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