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the tower. Mumbai, India Rickshaw Mumbai, the commercial city of India, is known for crowded streets, various festivals and is often called the "The city that never sleeps". My souvenir from this destination is a rickshaw, which is a popular mode of transportation in the city. I chose this as my souvenir, because travelling in rickshaws was one of my favorite things to do in Mumbai as you could easily see the streets of the city and do some sightseeing at the same time a well. I also included…
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HSC Physics Notes – Motors and Generators 9.3 - 1. Motors use the effect of forces on current-carrying conductors in magnetic fields 1. discuss the effect on the magnitude of the force on a current-carrying conductor of variations in – the strength of the magnetic field in which it is located Force is proportional to the magnetic field strength (B). i.e. ↑F = ↑B – the magnitude of the current in the conductor The force is proportional to the current (I) in the conductor. i.e. ↑F = ↑I – the length…
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the Crimean War when Florence Nightingale became a key figure in nursing. Nurses have since advanced from basic hands-on training from physicians, to possessing diplomas, and different levels of degrees. The career has also seen the introduction of Magnet status hospitals which only hire Baccalaureate level nurses or greater and operate on a level of autonomy never before seen in the profession. The nursing profession has come very far since it was first recognized in the 1st century AD. Nurses…
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captain and a city pump operator. Michelle and Craig were often mistaken for twins while growing up, even though they have a twenty one month age gap. They both slept in the living room with only a sheet dividing the “rooms”. They both learned to read at the age of four and they both skipped the second grade. They were raised with an emphasis on education. Michelle was taking accelerated classes by the sixth grade, while learning French. Michelle also attended the first magnet high school for…
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than DC, but it allowed it to do so with smaller energy losses as a higher voltage would run on lower current. This allowed for lighter conductors, and fewer power stations with greater distances between, giving the use of AC to supply electricity to cities economic advantages. Because AC generators do not require a commutator, they are also more reliable, requiring less maintenance than DC generators. a a a 4 HSC PHYSICS > MOTORS AND GENERATORS| AC & DC ” Bibliography Generators for…
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significance that the city of Alexandria had on Western Civilization. Both authors have worked in British and American television, and are accomplished in the film/documentary industry. Reid has also previously written five other books. In their narrative book, The Rise and Fall of Alexandria, they seek to emphasize just how important this little city was to the foundation of the modern world through accounts of…
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Morgan Hembree University of Southern California Assignment # 3 SOWK 614 May, 27, 2015 Introduction This response paper will analyze the book, And Still We Rise: The Trials and Triumphs of Twelve Gifted Inner-City Students. The paper will link the developmental tasks of adolescence to the students in the book. It will identify a student introduced in the book and explain the dynamics of specific macro forces and mezzo factors that help explain the challenges faced by this student.…
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In other words he made it clear that even in his presidency; he has always been an American at heart. Who better to have run a country than a citizen who has everyone’s best interest at hand? And let me offer lesson number one about America: All great change in America begins at the dinner table. So, tomorrow night in the kitchen, I hope the talking begins. And children, if your parents haven't been teaching you what it means to be an American, let 'em know and nail 'em on it. That would be a very…
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compass, along with open-mindedness, humility, responsibility, drive, and curiosity—and add them to the arsenal I carry along the road in my backpack and in myself. 2 One evening, after an intense day of travelling in Beijing, walking along the Great Wall and contemplating the remnants of China’s glorious history in the blistering cold, a couple of my friends and I decided to end the day by celebrating our western 3 heritage at the nearest McDonald’s. The dark cold night had sent the streets’…
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