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    the camera using a shakes lens. This can be seen in the beginning of the film when the American Allies invade Omaha beach and the camera operator is recording like they are crouched over when running onto the beach, the camera is shaking side to side when the men are running to cover, and occasionally, the screen the viewer is watching shakes when artillery or a mine goes off to make it feel as though this was actually recorded during D-Day, while blood hits the camera lens. However, recordings…

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    very similar to the functioning of the human eye. It is an image forming device. A camera works with the light of the visible spectrum. It creates an image of the object and records the image on a photographic film. Every camera uses a very basic design: light enters a close d box through a converging lens and an image is registered on a light-sensitive element. A shutter mechanism decides the length of time that light can undertake the camera. Camera calibration is generally about finding the…

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    Child Pornography Case Study

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    A Case of Child Pornography and the Social Context R. v. Barabash, 2015 SCC 29, [2015] 2 S.C.R. 52 was a court case derived from the Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench that was appealed to the last court, the Supreme Court of Canada. Donald Barabash, 60 years old at the time, was charged with making child pornography and possession of child pornography while, Shane Rollison, 41 years old at the time, was only charged with the making child pornography (cite). Barabash and Rollison were tried…

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    Many African Americans became quite popular due to their personal style in the aspects of photography, painting, drama, poetry, and prose during the Harlem Renaissance. Each aesthetic person had their own purpose for their works of art. Many of them wanted to depict the beauty of Harlem as well as emphasize the importance of equality between races and classes. The Harlem artists produced many great works of art in the black community from the 1920s and beyond. There had been a few…

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    Phase 4 – The contact phase (critical phase) (Figure 1d) is when the subject is making contact with the ball and accelerating the kicking leg into contact and into the follow through while maintaining balance on the opposite foot as without this the contact actions will change. Making contact under the ball to create height on the ball as well as power is also very important part of the defensive clearance movement. At this stage of the contact phase the standing leg will be secured in…

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    Case Analysis Of Paccar

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    To create and sustain long-term profitability within this industry, heavy-truck maker Paccar chose to focus on one customer group where competitive forces are weakest: individual drivers who own their trucks and contract directly with suppliers. These operators have limited clout as buyers and are less price sensitive because of their emotional ties to and economic dependence on their own trucks. For these customers, Paccar has developed such features as luxurious sleeper cabins, plush…

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