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    Np-Dimer Lab Report

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    Presented in Fig. 4A are the typical snapshots of a NP-dimer (D1), with two NPs in similar diameters of 60 and 67 nm (with ratio 1:1.1), respectively, at different fs-laser illumination times (repetition rate 1kHz; fluence 2.4 mJ/cm2) (see the trajectory in Fig. S6 and Movie S2). Notably, at this low fluence, the continuous motion is induced by the accumulation of the repeated pulse heating, as the heating from one single pulse is insufficient. Before illumination, the NP-dimer is stabilized in…

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    Basketball is the speed up game which established in 19th century from there to till now the game is modify technically because whole game is based on technical skills. Shooting is the principal method used to score points in basketball and for this reason it is the most frequently used technical action (Hay, 1994). Basketball is a sport that scores determines its results, and shooting skill determines score percentage which means shooting skill determines the result of a basketball game to…

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    Life Course Transition

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    “Each life course transition is embedded in a trajectory that gives form to a life course” (Alwin, 2012). According to Hutchinson, they are entry points to a new life phase (pg 14). The trajectory of my life changed when I became a teen mom at the age of 16. Before becoming a teen mom, I had no goals set in place for my life. I was just an ordinary teen enjoying all life had to offer. When I became pregnant I realized that it was no longer about me and what I wanted, it was now about my unborn…

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    Darren Billing Case

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    finds it difficult to perform some unwanted tasks. Darren is aware of his deteriorating prognosis, and concerned about his unpredictable and uncontrollable physical deterioration. Darren is in the downward trajectory phase, which…

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    Some outlawed substances to use on a baseball is pine tar and Vaseline. These two substances alter the balls trajectory in completely different ways. It all comes down to how much spin the pitcher wants on the ball. A pine tar modification will allow the pitcher to better grip the ball in all occasions. This actually does have something to do with the Magnus effect. When they have better grip, they can spin the ball faster giving the ball a way sharper curve than a regular ball. On the contrast…

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    in which the people of the region – from the Ottoman capital of Istanbul to the Arab provinces of the Empire - looked at themselves and at the world. What I propose to do is to see how the war and the fighting were reflected in the biographical trajectories of soldiers who fought in it and civilians who endured it, and how the war affected the transformation of their lives and the reshaping of their identity and affiliations during and after the war. The war was so devastating that,…

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    There are many theories that show that early childhood misconduct and the environment have a an effect on psychopathy and antisocial personality disorder. In the article the article the etiology of psychopathy a neuropsychological perspective by Pamela R Perez outlines the Literature that has been written over the decades on childhood’s effect on psychopathy. The article outlines the effect of attachment disorder has on the development of anti-social personality disorder. The bond we form as…

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    The orthodoxies framing contemporary analysis of youth in industrialised democracies are outlined in Threadgold and Nilan’s rationalisation as more complex and fragmented in nature than that of generations before (Threadgold & Nilan, 2009, p. 51). Threadgold and Nilan’s empirical research targets two key areas in their survey: – engagements with popular culture and attitudes towards the future are in line with findings that youth are negotiating future risks constituted by privileged cultural…

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    Buoyancy Essay

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    slowed it down, so they were removed. Next the team tested the position of the battery to test if it would affect the trajectory of the vessel; several tests showed that the position of the battery was perhaps one of the most vital design choices. It was discovered that placing the battery on the left ski counterbalanced the boat and caused it to follow a much straighter trajectory reducing the time by almost a second. The last feature of the boat that was tested was the angle and depth of the…

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    How Newton’s Second Law changed Physics. There are many equations and formulas that are important in physics because of what they imply or solve like E=mc^2, but Newton’s Second Law of motion has to be one of the most important. F=m(dv/dt)(Quote) F=ma Force = Mass x Acceleration (Newtons) With the use of this equation he proved that objects that are heavier fall at the same rate towards earth as objects that are lighter because the earth pulls them down with the same force. To put it in…

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