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Growth Rate Of A Seed
Number of words: 345 - Number of pages: 2.... and conclusion: My hypothesis was correct. As you can see from the data graphs at first the seeds germinated at the same rate until the tip of the radicle broke trough and was visible. Afterwards the seed which was in the light grew more rapidly then the seed which was in the dark. I think this happened because when the seed is in the early stages of germination it does not use light to grow but is controlled by phytochrome. Which is a hormone that controls the germination of a seed before it reaches light. After the radicle broke trough, the seed needed sunlight for photosynthesis, so they .....
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Local Area Network Bridges
Number of words: 1000 - Number of pages: 4.... A bridged LAN environment preserves the low-delay and high-bandwidth feature but its topology may be more dynamic than in a single LAN due to possible bridge or LAN failures and hosts being moved around.
Bridge routing algorithms should meet the following requirements:
1) A bridges LAN environment should resemble a single LAN environment as closely as possible. In other words, the extension should be transparent to hosts.
2) The transparency requirement extends to performance requirements, such as low transmission delays, low undetected data corruption and FIFO maintenance.
3) Brid .....
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Asthma And How Medication Allows For Increased Performance
Number of words: 1268 - Number of pages: 5.... include allergy shots and Antihistamines which can be used as a preventer of asthma. These reduce allergic reactions in patients and therefore reducing the chance for allergies to trigger inflammation in the asthmatic. Antihistamines however, cause drowsiness and should not be taken when driving or working at jobs where you must be alert.
The medications that are discussed in the case study are bronchodilator inhalers (such as ventolin) and Cromolyn (Appendix 1). Bronchodilators are asthma relievers and there are three types: Sympathomimetics, which are similar to epinephrine hormone .....
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The Beaver
Number of words: 883 - Number of pages: 4.... jaw are like those of other rodents, wearing away more rapidly behind so as to leave a sharp, enameled chisel edge. With these can cut down large trees. It usually selects trees 5 to 20 cm (2 to 8 in) in diameter, but it can fell trees with diameters as large as 76 cm (30 in). Beavers have a pair of anal scent glands, called castors, that secrete a musklike substance called castoreum, probably for marking territories. The animals tend to be monogamous and may live 20 years or more. The female has one litter a year, usually of two to four young.
Beavers are social animals. In areas where foo .....
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Classification
Number of words: 1136 - Number of pages: 5.... single most dominant figure in systematic
classification. Born in 1707, he had a mind that was orderly to the extreme.
People sent him plants from all over the world, and he would devise a way
to relate them. At the age of thirty-two he was the author of fourteen
botanical works. His two most famous were Genera Plantarum, developing an
artificial sexual system, and Species Plantarum, a famous work where he
named and classified every plant known to him, and for the first time gave
each plant a binomial. This binomial system was a vast improvement over
some of the old descriptive names for pla .....
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Leprosy 2
Number of words: 3112 - Number of pages: 12.... spread from person to person and what conditions promote infection. For example, one may wish to investigate the following:
1) Mycobacterium leprae as yet to be cultured in laboratory media? Why?
2) Why is leprosy so prevalent in some parts of the world (i.e. India) but not in others?
3) How does leprosy become so widespread in a population?
4) Despite the discovery of drug treatments, why are over million people still infected?
5) Is there a genetic predisposition to leprosy?
6) Are there non-human sources for the disease?
7) Is there a vaccination for leprosy?
These are just a few of t .....
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Volcanos
Number of words: 1350 - Number of pages: 5.... Stickier lava cools into rough, jagged
sheets of rock called aa. Pahoehoe and aa cover large areas of Hawaii, where
the terms originated. The stickiest lava forms flows of boulders and rubble
called block flows. It may also form mounds of lava called domes.
Other lava formations are spatter cones and lava tubes. Spatter cones
are steep hills that can get up to 100 feet high. They build up from the spatter
of geyser-like eruptions of thick lava. Lava tubes are tunnels formed from fluid
lava. As the lava flows, its exterior covering cools and hardens. But the lava
below continues to flow. A .....
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Origanum Vulgare
Number of words: 302 - Number of pages: 2.... reddish brown.
In good health and quality, oregano should have good color, even sized leaf pieces and a fresh aromatic aroma. The leaves of oregano are very aromatic, slightly pointed and hairy. The flowers are white, and bloom from late July to September. Oregano grows to be 2 feet tall, and rich, moist soil makes the aroma and flavor of oregano weak.
Oregano has been used for many other things in the past, and has been very helpful and constructive to humans. It has been essential in cooking and an important ingredient in types of medications. Oregano may be a small herb, but it is a sign .....
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The Potential Effects Of A Depleted Ozone Layer
Number of words: 2351 - Number of pages: 9.... p.27 ). If enough of these man - made
chemicals are released, " the ozone layer would be weakened to such an extent
that it does not filter out the sun's invisible and dangerous ultraviolet rays "
( Jones, 1992, p.36 ). Such a scenario would drastically alter society and the
environment. Ozone depletion has been described as " potential
catastrophe " and " a planetary time - bomb " ( Way, 1988, p.9 ). The four main
areas affected by a depleted ozone layer and thus by the corresponding increase
in harmful ultraviolet radiation are agriculture, wildlife, the environment, and
human health. A .....
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Psychology
Number of words: 3428 - Number of pages: 13.... do tune into a certain person this may be considered selective attention. Selective attention is the focusing on conscious awareness on a particular stimulus. (Reference) This means that at any moment we focus our awareness only on a limited aspect of all that we are capable experiencing. When I use selective attention my attention is on the coach and other players on the field. The coach or my teammates may be telling me something important about what I should do, or a player I should watch out for. My attention needs to be directed to what they are saying because it is important and .....
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