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- 6621: History Of Gunpowder
- ... was not necessary. When a long-barreled, rifled cannon came into use, it became necessary to slow down the burning rate of the gunpowder. Its swift explosive force would often burst the barrel of the gun, causing the man who fired it to be in almost as much danger as the man he was attempting to shoot. Captain Rodman of the United States Army finally developed a gunpowder that was made ...
- 6622: Fermentation
- ... they were only believed to be either a product of fermentation or catalytic ingredients that provided useful ingredients for fermentation to proceed. The brewers of wine, beer, and vinegar were having horrible times with quality control. Yields of alcohol might suddenly fall off; wine might unexpectedly grow ropy or sour or turn to vinegar; vinegar, when desired, might not be formed and lactic acid might appear in its place; or the ...
- 6623: FACTORS Of SECOND LANGUAGE
- ... advanced learners with vocabulary not regularly spoken in everyday conversation. However, probably the strongest argument for the use of the computer in the classroom environment is that of student self-pacing. Students are allowed more control over their own learning process as they can decide when to repeat questions, exercises or sequences based on their own self paced progress. In this way, student needs and individual issues are highlighted and given ...
- 6624: Breakfast Club Character Evaluations
- ... great friends that did not judge him for what he did, but who he was. Brian wanted to hang out with the cool people, but he knew his social class. Possibly, he used a flare gun to kill himself because he felt that was the way his clique functioned and that would make his death more appealing to the popular. Alison felt that she needed someone to talk to. This is ...
- 6625: What Is An Information Systems Project
- ... to produce or improve software for use. Project Management is the act of taking different organizations and people to complete several different jobs for one particular goal. Providing scheduling, cost and budget requirements, and quality control to ensure the customer is stratified. Any mix up in scheduling could cause a delay and increase the cost and reduce profit. Time management and people skills are a must to be a successful project ...
- 6626: Technology: Friend or Foe?
- ... controlled furnaces we depend on for heat, and the elevators we depend on to bring us to work will suddenly fail us all together. Even the traffic lights will become chaotic as the computers that control them will be tricked into believing it is January 1, 1900. Even the great mastermind computer programmers of our time could not think of anything more than a band-aid solution to the transportation problem ...
- 6627: Freud And Caligula
- ... anger. It is the act of channeling a feeling or thought from its actual source to something or someone else. This is similar to the mechanism of suppression, which is the effort to hide and control unacceptable thoughts or feelings. A classic example is among teenagers, where one is attracted to someone but says he does not have feelings for that person at all. Rationalization is the action of adopting beliefs ...
- 6628: Hospital Care
- ... the fast track scheduling begins. It seems to me to be the most effective way to finish the project ahead of schedule. In this case, the primary issues are going to be electrical and temperature control. Although full sets of drawings were prepared ahead of time, there are bound to be a number of change orders as the process continues. As stated in the text, while these changes are to be ...
- 6629: Pride And Prejudice- First Impressions
- ... common during passages of large summary) although at other times a ‘silent observer’/goes without commentary, (During character dialogue) however the ‘point of view’ becomes more focused through the character of Elizabeth. The narrator has control of selection of detail, and chooses what the reader is entitled to see. (Eg selects the incidents we see, and finds the words to describe them.) The title ‘First Impressions’ is very significant, because the ...
- 6630: Freud Civilization And Its Dis
- ... conflict with the standards and norms that society has placed on the individual. The ego is that agency which acts as an intermediary between the id and the external world. It is charged with gaining control over the demands of the instincts and choosing not only which ones to satisfy, but when to satisfy them as well. The ego is formed from the id through the pleasure and reality principles. The ...
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