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    Principle Of Glass Blowing

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    working property of glass known as inflation. This refers to the expansion of glass by passing a small amount of air into it. The property exists as a result of the liquid structure of glass, where strong bonds hold the atoms together in a complex and random network. Thus molten glass possesses sufficient viscosity to be blown and allows it to harden while retaining the blown shape. During blowing,…

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    A RANDOMIZED, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED, CARDIOVASCULAR RESPONSE COMPARISON OF UNILATERAL POSTERIOR-TO-ANTERIORLY DIRECTED MOBILIZATION OF THE NECK IN PAIN-FREE ADULTS BACKGROUND Neck pain is a prevalent malady, ranking fourth most burdensome disease worldwide, which results in considerable functional and economic implications (Vos et al., 2010). Joint mobilization (JM) is widely acknowledged as an effective intervention; and UPA is an entry-level form of JM commonly used by physiotherapists globally.…

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    Theological questioning has existed for as long as religion has but in the 1600s, it seems to have picked up fire. It was during this time that scientific study increased and discoveries that were being made went against what the church had said to be true; so, people began to question what else could be false. Meditations on First Philosophy by René Descartes discusses this topic and goes as far as outlining an argument as to why God is real. Descartes was writing at the same time of the…

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    Becky Orr Case Study

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    Background Becky Orr is a 15 year old female who was examined by Judy Bissell. Her birth date is September 3rd, 1995. She was given the Weschsler Intelligence scale (WIS-IV) on September 8th, 2010. Test Administered The Weschsler Intelligence scale for Children (WISC-IV) measures the child’s overall intellectual ability. The assessment assists with the clinical insights into the child’s intelligences. The goals of this assessment is to strengthen professional decision making when studying the…

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    Imagine being terminally ill patient. Doctors already mentioned that there is no chance of survival. Goodbyes have already said, and you have come to terms with death. Now you are patiently waiting for the illness to kill you. That sounds like a terrible way to die. Many people can agree that they want to die peacefully. Now, what if there was a way for a terminally ill patient to choose how and when to end their lives? Recently, there has a been a controversial topic about whether a patient has…

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    exciting—sex, in Kendrick’s case. He may also be alluding to the Blood street gang—“phonk” is a common slang term used by Piru Bloods. He uses Tetris as an analogy for different sexual positions. Tetris is a video game that involves arranging random sequences of different Tetriminos, or “blocks,” with the aim of creating a horizontal line without gaps. When such a line is created, it disappears, or “breaks down,” and any blocks above the deleted line will fall. “Extras” refers to the different…

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    ENG 103 HAND OUTS I. DATA ANALYSIS: Tabular Presentation Introduction to Data Analysis Why do we analyze data? Make sense of data we have collected Basic steps in preliminary data analysis Editing Coding Tabulating Introduction to Data Analysis Editing of data Impose minimal quality standards on the raw data Field Edit -- preliminary edit, used to detect glaring omissions and inaccuracies (often involves respondent follow up) Completeness Legibility Comprehensibility…

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    Definition Of Six Sigma

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    According to Javad Mehrabi, combines the lessons learnt from successful projects and considers the forthcoming improvements of six sigma approach. Effective principals and activities of Six Sigma will be successful through the improvement and constant sequence of organizational culture.[2] Criticism for six sigma: Lack of originality Role of consultants Potential negative effects Over-reliance on statistical tools Stifling creativity in research environments 1.5 sigma shift Step…

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    Merce Music: John Cage

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    Throughout the 20th century, John Cage was often considered by many to be the central voice of avant-garde music. Uniting composition with philosophy, he recreated the surface of modern music. For Cage, the 1950s brought him a sequence of critical events that both developed him as a composer and brought him much fame, or notoriety to some. He had a strong interest in Eastern Zen philosophy, a subject that is reinforced and incorporated in all of his musical works, which grew throughout the…

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    Sickle Cell Anaemia

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    female gametes fuse together to create a cell with the correct amount of chromosomes. Gametes contain a haploid number of chromosomes to ensure that after fertilisation, the diploid number of chromosomes is restored. The recombinant stage is when the random crossing over of genes at the same loci takes place (Appendix 8). This crossing over allows variation between organisms (OCR, 2008). Genes can be described as dominant, recessive or co-dominant. Dominant genes are inherited from both parents…

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