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    The object that I chose to talk about that I use in everyday life is the mirror. I use the mirror everyday to see if my hair isn’t looking messy, to see if my teeth are white in the morning, and I also use it to see if there are any stains anywhere on my clothing. Its a very useful item in my life, that I couldn’t live without, since I’m always paranoid about how I look everyday, so I just always have to look in the mirror. I basically look at the mirror every time I leave my room. As…

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    Moon’s Extreme Environment The Moon is our closest cosmic neighbour, and humans have been exploring it’s surface since we first developed telescopes. Though it can be fun to explore, it is far away, very expensive to go there and it is a very hard place to survive at. Different countries have sent probes that intend to crash to the moon’s surface but capture some photos of the surface before the impact. This was the first way to get scientific information about the moon, and it…

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    the heat transmission rate in the defect part differs from that in the non-defect part, more heat is concentrated in the defect part, forming an island of high temperature. The infrared thermogram monitors and records the temperature changes on the surface of the test object, thermogram, and stores the change process in the form of an infrared image sequence. Quantitative detection of defects can be achieved by analyzing thermogram sequence. 3.1 Brief description of test object As shown in…

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    hemagglutinin (HA) binding to sialic acid receptors on the surface of the host cell. This is widely acceptable that the human-specific HA subtypes selectively bind to the α(2,6)-sialic acid linkage, while the avian-specific HA subtypes selectively bind to the α(2,3)-sialic acid linkage. This selective binding is the key determinant for the host tropism (Garcia Sastre., 2010). The HA protein binds to sialic acid-containing receptors on the host cell surface and mediates fusion of the viral…

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    Why Are Cells So Small

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    diffusion, which is the process of moving nutrients from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration. The first explanation studied is that cells with a larger surface area to volume ratio would be the best effective way of diffusing nutrients. The second explanation inspected is that it is the shape and not the surface area to volume ratio that determines the most effective way of diffusing nutrients. The size of the cell is important because it affects the cells ability to…

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    print. Relief Printing, prints on a raised surface; the background is cut down, leaving a raised image which takes the ink. Intaglio Printing are prints that are made by cutting the picture into the surface of the printing plate; ink is held in grooves or wells cut, incised or etched into the surface of the plate then forced out onto damp paper under great pressure. Planography Printing is the printing on a flat surface; the design is drawn on a flat surface and then treated to hold ink and then…

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    How might a fossil be formed? What is the difference between mammals and plants being fossilized? What might happen to the fossil? Many things need to happen when mammals and plants fossilize. They cannot be disturbed, it cannot be brought to the surface until completely fossilized, and it depends on where they died. These things are very important when a mammal or plant are being fossilized. The organism cannot be disturbed. When an organism is being fossilized they need to be in “peace”.…

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    Mars Research Paper

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    The force of gravity at the surface of Mars is 3,711 meters per second. Mars is a terrestrial planet which means that the planet is made up of rock and metals. It is impossible to know when Mars was discovered. Mars is bright enough to see at night without a telescope. It has been documented for at least 4,000 years. The discovery of Mars was not done by one person. Mars…

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    Hurricane Katrina Causes

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    In the design flaws, the strength of soil was not enough and the length of the critical sliding surface that all made the I-wall was not vertical. However, the out-of-line wall was resulting in the generation of the water-filled gap, and the safety factor reduced a lot compared to before. So these two aspects caused the failure of the Hurricane Katrina…

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    occur by using the knowledge of surface area and volume using formulas to find out the mathematical answer. The overall most efficient design will be recommended to the manager of the company for production. Engage: If the diameter of a golf ball is 4.27cm then the radius is half of that which means it is 2.135cm. Using the formula to calculate the volume of a sphere one golf ball is 40.76 cm3. To calculate the volume of six golf balls this number…

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