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    Nt1310 Unit 1 Reflection

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    Throughout this whole quarter, I would say that I have learned a lot in this class. Not only that I learned what is in the syllabus but also the importance of being able to apply my understandings on a problem. I believe that the instructor did a great job in addressing the learning outcomes in this class by helping us in understanding the concepts that we need to learn in order complete this course. One of the learning outcomes of this course is that each students should be able to describe,…

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    Summary: This is a 19yo male college student with a CC of acute onset of constant “gritty” or FB sensation to OU associated with 2/10 pain, erythema, lacrimation, and pruritus 2-3 days ago. There are no aggravating or relieving factors. Pt used OTC visible gtts with temporary relief to erythema only. Denies using any corrective glasses of contact lens. No crusting of lids or mucoid or purulent discharges. Reports occasional rhinorrhea with intermittent nasal congestion without sneezing. Denies…

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    Zeno's Paradox Analysis

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    that if they “watch” a subatomic particle as it passes through slits in a barrier, it behaves like a particle, like an object; it passes through one or the other slits. But if the scientists do not observe the particle then it observes the behavior of a wave. The two-slit experiment has many versions, but in short: if observed, particles behave like objects; if unobserved, they behave like a wave and can go through more than one slit at the same time. Dubbed “quantum weirdness”, the…

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    The Evolution Of Chordates

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    Chordates, which is the phylum or classification of fish and mammals of the sea, are the most developed marine organisms. Scientists believe that Chordates originated about 590 million years ago. The original organisms of the Chordata phylum are believed to have lacked skeletal structures, and therefore, left a very undetermined fossil record. The vertebrate fossil record begins approximately 400 million years ago. Early Chordates were tunicates, marine organisms that would frequently form…

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    The Most Gruesome Sports Injuries in History Sports injuries are never a good thing, but in some instances they're truly horrifying. The following professional sports injuries are among the most shocking and gruesome to have ever occurred. The results of these injuries range from an ended season, early retirement, and even death. They illustrate why you need to be careful whenever you participate in a sport. Basketball Player's Leg Break Ends Season During a U.S. National team scrimmage, Paul…

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    Elena's pussy, flicking her clit with his thumb. "First with my fingers, then my tongue." Her hair grasped her in his palm as he whispered against her lips, Brett inserted in a second finger and began to slide both rhythmically in and out of her hot slit in time with his next words. "And then with my cock, unless you're certain I won't be able to make you come at all. If so, I'll request our Chauffeur return you home instead.…

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    Evolution Of Dogs

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    Chordata, and the class Mammalia. Within the phylum group Chordata is all humans and animals with a backbone. There are four main distinguishing features of the animals in the Chordata phylum: A dorsal, hollow nerve cord, a notochord and pharyngeal gill slits both at some time during development, and a muscular post-anal tail. The nerve cord stretches from the head of the animal to the tail and is the major nerve cord of nerve fibers. The notochord is…

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    Batten And Gibb Case Study

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    Along with Steinert, Batten and Gibb were the first to report on what is now known as DM1. Batten and Gribb describe two cases of what they termed myotonia atrophica. Patient 1 was a 37-year-old male while patient 2 is a 56-year-old male. In both cases, the authors note wasting of the sterno mastoids, vastus internus and forearm muscles. Both showed a weakness of the orbicularis paperbarum and stiffness in the jaws and tongues as well as initiation of walking. There was lack of or sluggish…

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    If you are looking for ways to reduce your energy bill this winter, you should look into insulating your electric water heater. An uninsulated water heater loses heat, which can impact your overall energy costs, especially during the winter months when it is colder. Here is what you need to do in order to insulate your electric water heater. #1 Clean Your Heater The first thing you need to do is remove any items that you have stored in or around your water heater. You'll want a clear work…

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    Lab Report Physics

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    Discussion Objectives The objectives for part A of the experiment are to use the formula n=d sin() where “n” is an integer (representing the number of “jumps”). Further objectives for this section include the accurate and precise measurement of the aforementioned distances. These distances (that between the light arrangement and the wall as well as that between two dots (n=1)) are then used in the equation to find sin() (Sin(x)= opposite/hypotenuse). The final goal of this part is to be able…

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