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    called an electromagnet. The electrical tape holds each end of the wire against the battery terminals. The battery gets hot because the electrons are flowing through the copper wire; the greater the voltage of the battery, the greater the flow of the electrons. This is why higher voltage batteries will cause the electromagnet to overheat (“Hila Science Camp”, 2017). 3 Why do you have…

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    The Vinyl Countdown Over the past seventy years the way music is stored, played and displayed has greatly changed. From vinyl records to instant online streaming, the advancements in technology have been truly impressive. Long gone are the days of standing in line at the music store, or lugging around heavy electronic equipment (Ramey, "Modern Technology Advantages And Disadvantages"). By discussing how music was listened to throughout the ages one can appreciate the convenience that…

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    June Paik began using magnetic tape in Portapacks, SONY’s portable, analogue video recording unit, as well as experimenting with and exhibiting cathode ray tube televisions as a sculptural object, in 1960s Germany. By 1968, the Museum of Modern Art had already begun acquiring and exhibiting Paik’s video work. Yet the bonafide rise of video as a museum object, and the scholarship that would follow, is associated with the succeeding decade. Moving image, derived from magnetic tape, had a clear…

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    was doing the wiping missed near the very bottom of the handle. We were able to pull off four good prints and a couple partials. We took our black magnetic powder and magnetic wand and began the “dusting” portion of fingerprinting. We took the fingerprint tape and slowly worked it on fingerprint as not to smug it or alter it in anyway. These pieces of tape were then transferred onto index cards to be used later. All of our index cards have been labeled with the case number, date, time and…

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    Both computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging show a distinctive honey-comb pattern within the lymphatic system that helps differentiate lymphedema from other potential cancer-related causes of edema such as deep vein thrombosis [19]. Lymphangiography was used extensively in…

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    intensities of the supplied audio signal. Wire recorders were developed commercial in the 1930s and were the leading recording device used until the invention of the tape recorder and the vinyl record (“An Audio…

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    Albright para. 5). Some of the newer music technological advances include vinyl records, cassette tapes, CDs, portable MP3 players, and streaming services, which have all revolutionized music consumption because they have gradually made music prevalent in people’s daily lives. People are now able to listen to high quality music on-the-go through streaming services as opposed to having to haul around bulky tapes or CDs. Music technology has drastically evolved from vinyl…

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    Fig 1.2 Classes of interrupts Program Generated by some condition that occurs as a results of an instruction execution, such as arithmetic overflow, division by zero, attempt to execute am illegal machine instruction, and reference outside a user's allowed memory space. Timer Generated by a timer within the processor. This allows the operating system to perform certain functions on a regular basis. I/O Generated by an I/O controller, to signal normal completion of an operation or to signal a…

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    Digital Recording Essay

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    Automation was also an important development in the history of multitrack recorders. The first system to be developed was the APY Allison in 1975. This system stored automation data on two tracks of the tape. Similar systems such as Neve's NECAM system used a combination of 2 tracks from tape and a floppy disk to store automation…

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    can imagine, the idea that the entire crust of the earth constantly shifts has dramatically altered the way we think of the planet we live on. In this essay we will look at the development of the theory of plate tectonics by ocean floor mapping, magnetic pole reversals, and seafloor spreading. First up is looking at ocean floor mapping. Nearly two thirds of the Earth's crust exist under ocean waters. No one really knew what the death of the ocean was until the 19th century. The majority of…

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