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    A driverless car will require some crazy technology for them to work. There is a lot of different things that go on when a car is driving itself. Some of the major pieces are radio waves(RADAR), laser beams(LIDAR), and sound waves(SONAR). These types of technology all do something different to figure out how far another car is from the driverless car and prevent it from crashing. The car also uses Bill Robertson talks about it in his article “How Do Self-Driving Cars Work?”. He says, “Each…

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    One of them is the crash and sink theory. According to this theory, Amelia simply ran out of fuel and crashed into the ocean somewhere near the island, but none of the sonars or sea robots have been able to find any signs of the planes wreckages. Another theory is the Gardner Island hypothesis. This theory states that Amelia veered off course and landed on Gardner Island. They think that Amelia and Noonan survived as castaways…

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    Hannah Kovach LPHI_250_01 April 5th, 2016 Descartes’ Theory of the Mind The mind is about mental processes, thought, and consciousness. The body is about the physical aspects of the brain and how the brain is structured. Philosophy of mind is a branch of philosophy that studies the nature of the mind, consciousness, mental events, mental properties, mental functions, and their relationship to the physical body. One of the central issues discussed in philosophy of the mind it this relationship…

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    started thinking about my future career, however, I was not sure that I’d be able to or be allowed to work in the field of marine biology due to my current age. In particular, I want to work as a marine biologist who specializes in the ecology and sonar research of wild killer whales. After the completion of my associate's degree, after two and a half years, I applied and was successful at entering the University of West Florida.…

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    Externalities In Shipping

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    Sounds travels more rapidly and over larger distances in the sea than in the atmosphere. So it is urgent to face the noise pollution the ships are making and do something to reduce it. There are many ways to minimize the impact of ship noises on the underwater environment. Slower moving ships are quieter than faster ones. So, laws can set the speed of ships in wildlife frequented areas. It is also essential to maintain the ships as often as possible in order to keep the engines running smoothly…

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    Now that self-driving cars are becoming a reality, they may impact society because of competition with big auto companies. They will have competition with uber, taxis and insurance companies will start to lose money. Google is building the self-driving cars in detroit for other companies to build. The self-driving car would be 100% electric and could drive a range of 100 miles. A self-driving car will now have sensors that can detect thing before it happens. Google says it is covering 10,000…

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    EXPLAIN THE EXTENT TO WHICH TECHNOLOGY INFLUENCED THE COURSE/OUTCOME OF THE GREAT WAR “The war is going to be won by inventions.” -British Admirable Jacky Fisher, 1915 Technology influenced the course and outcome of the Great War to a significant extent. It can be defined as machinery and devices developed from scientific knowledge. Technologies used in the war included artillery, toxic gases, tanks, aeroplanes, ships and submarines. Effective artillery was an obvious prerequisite for both…

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    In order to battle them, scientist also invented better defensive technology and this was how new method to combat started to appear such as sea war. Sonar, radar, anti-submarine weapons and variety of ships were wildly and effectively used by the Royal Canadian Navy. Radar technology was passed along from Britain to Canada and Canadian scientist continued to make refinement and created the Plan Position…

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    active plate tectonics by confirmation of newly formed crust on the planet compared to the trenches of the ocean bottom on planet Earth. These images were compared to the crust of planet Earth after an emasculated submarine called GLORIA that uses sonar radiation to examine the seafloor correlated to how Magellan traced the ridges on Venus. Photographs of the plates on both Earth and Venus have been determined to angle upwards on one side while the other side curves down into the mantles of the…

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    directly harm their Orcas. Although, keeping a large Orca in a tank can result in emotional abuse, and lead to self harm inflicted by the whale. World renowned animal rights activist, Jane Goodall, explained that, “whales and dolphins communicate with sonar-like sound waves. Keeping them confined in tanks means those sound waves bounce off of the walls and echo back, creating...an "acoustical hell" for the animals” (Rooney, 1). The lack of ocean current and deep depths can also create a…

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