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SCIENCE
Science
Science
Ans-1) If sun was not this close to the earth, as it is now, we would not be able to receive the warmth we do now. Every day the sun provides earth with the light which is crucial to life and is required to see everything which our planet ...
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PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
Physical Geography
Physical Geography
Answer1)
A hurricane is powered by the warmth and moisture of the tropics relatively than temperature dissimilarity across latitudes, as is the case for the more common extratropical cyclone. A hurricane begins as an area of low air pressure over warm ocean waters. The swirl in turn ...
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ENERGY
Energy
Energy
Answer to Question no. 1
Understanding the consumption of energy requires analysis of more than a few energy sources. To make easy comparisons of supply and consumption amongst different fuels, analysts frequently calculate energy in British Thermal Units. In daily terms, a single BTU is around the amount of ...
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ANTHROPOLOGY OUTLINE
Anthropology Outline: Sex, Gender and Culture
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Anthropology Outline: Sex, Gender and Culture
(I) Introduction
Human belongs to two different classes of genders, males and females. Both have visible differences and reproductive organs, but such differences do not suffice the explanation as to why males and female differ in ...
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OIL FIELD RESERVOIR
Oil Field Reservoir
Oil Field Reservoir
PART A)
Introduction
This report summarizes the economic analysis of the U.S. Geological Survey's 2010 assessment of oil and gas in undiscovered accumulations in the National Petroleum Reserve in Snorre; the assessment results were released by D.W. Houseknecht and others in October 2010 ...
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GLOBAL WARMING
Global Warming
Global Warming
Introduction
Carbon cycle is defined as the movement of Carbon between the living and non-living components of the global environment. Carbon enters the atmosphere as Carbon Dioxide released by volcanic eruptions. Green plants (and some Bacteria) convert carbon dioxide into Carbohydrates by the process of Photosynthesis. ...
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LITERATURE REVIEW
Literature Review on “Seismic Expressions from Strike Slip Fault Zones”
Literature Review on “Seismic Expressions from Strike Slip Fault Zones”
Seismic reflection profiling across strike-slip faults has revealed a distinct variation in deep crustal structure. Profiles across the San Andreas, Great Glen, and Bray faults depict a near-vertical, reflection-free ...
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Population and Demographic Analysis
The U.S. Census Bureau released today the 2010 Demographic Analysis estimates, a set of data independent of the 2010 Census counts that provides a way of measuring the nation's population. These figures provide national-level estimates of the population by age, sex, two race groups — black and ...
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STRATIGRAPHY QUESTIONS
Stratigraphy Questions
Stratigraphy Questions
Question 1: What information can be extracted from sedimentary rocks that will allow us to interpret environments of depositions?
Sedimentary rock information provides significant information about the history of the environment of Earth. Particle size of the sedimentary rocks provides information about the energy of ...
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MODERN GLACIATED
Modern Glaciated Valley Study
Table of Contents
Introduction3
Discussion3
Conclusion7
References9
Modern Glaciated Valley Study
Introduction
Krundalen, a valley occupied by three glaciers of the ice layer Jostedalsbreen, contains three groups of brown, two of which are out of date Neoglacial ('Little Ice Age ", LIA) limits. Exhibitions at the top of the brown outer display three ...