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    technique. Firstly, an overview of underwater vehicles and it categorize are explained. Then, details explanation of AUVs and the problems in controlling AUV systems which fall into the underactuated system with nonholonomic constraints are presented. Backstepping is one of nonlinear control methods and previous research work used backstepping control given in this chapter subsection. Lastly, a particle swarm optimization (PSO) in parameter tuning is explained. 2.2 UNDERWATER VEHICLES On…

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    2014 Instructor: Kelly Holt Close Reading Analysis Paper Luis Arturo Ramos, author of “Underwater”, masterfully uses a combination of similes and metaphors to present a perfect example of magical realism. This short story pulls the reader into an event that dances a thin line between realism and fantasy. This analysis will take a look at the definition of magical realism and it’s use in “Underwater” by looking at its functional context, the use of metaphors and similes, to engage the…

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    Chris Kyle: A True Hero

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    War has always been a part of our country. We are the country that we are today because of the American Revolution, which was a very important war. Many of the amazing people that have become famous and well known nation wide have been war heroes. These war heroes are not only great on the battlefield, but off it as well. Chris Kyle portraits greatness and who was one of America's most lethal snipers, he is no different from any of the past war heroes throughout history. On the battlefield, he…

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    There are many similarities and differences between Breathing Underwater and Finding Forrester, but they both share a common idea, never let fear or insecurities get in your way. Nick's insecurities caused him to be abusive and controlling to his girlfriend while Jamal’s insecurities make him almost pass up an invite to a private school. Nick and Jamal both came from a broken family. Everyone’s idea of a family is different but the generic idea of a family is not portrayed in either work,…

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    always lead them to walk in the same pathway we walked on but sometime these pathways lead to darkness where are childrens get lost and can 't find the light when it gets too late. For instance, in the novel “Breathing Underwater”…

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    Breathing Underwater is a 2002 young adult novel by Alex Flynn that tells the story of Nick and Caitlin. Nick is sixteen years old who comes from a comfortable background and has a devoted girlfriend in Caitlin. Things, however, are not what they seem on the surface. His father is distant and abusive. Caitlin stays with him because of Nick’s controlling actions. The story is in part epistolary in nature with portions presented in the form of letters and as diary entries in which Nick chronicles…

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    During my senior year of high school, I participated in an Office of Naval Research sponsored competition called SeaPerch. SeaPerch pits teams of students against each other to create a Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) and complete a series of underwater challenges. Every day for the majority of my senior year, I would go from school to work and then home, where I spent every moment of my free time working on my team’s ROV. Countless hours were spent devising new ideas, testing them, and watching…

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    are many different welding jobs. Underwater welding & pipe welding are very different and do not have very many similarities. There is a lot of requirements for welding. Money is a big thing in welding because welders are Blue collar people and are needed around the world. Underwater welding and Industrial pipe welding both need training lots of training. Underwater welding requires a 14,000 dollar tuition fee before being able to start learning. For underwater welding you would need training…

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    The explanation for this is that while underwater we may not actually be using our eardrums to perceive sound. Sound travels through air conduction on land, which causes our eardrum to vibrate, and send electrical signals to our brain (NIDCH, 2013). Through this air conduction, humans can typically hear frequencies up to around 20,000 Hz, which is minimal to that of what can be perceived underwater through bone conduction. Bone conduction is a process that involves sound…

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    life in action.Rovs ( Remotely operated vehicle ) are good for going under water without being cold. People that don’t agree would say Rovs are not valuable because they are to big. However, ROVs are ABSOLUTELY valuable to underwater research because They can go underwater to take good pictures, Rovs can bring up artifacts without freezing to death, and They are remote operated so they can do what you want them to do. The first reason ROVs ARE VALUABLE is the conditions in the ocean…

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