5.1 Describing uniformly accelerated motion An important special case of non-uniform motion along a line is that which arises when an object is subjected to constant acceleration. This kind of motion is called uniformly accelerated motion. An object falling under gravity near to the surface of the Earth, such as the apple of Figure 24, provides a
Learning outcomes After studying this course, you should be able to: draw and interpret scale diagrams extract information from tables draw, interpret and compare pie charts, bar charts and frequency diagrams use and interpret coordinates plot points and draw graphs, using suitable axes and scales.
The relationship between the EC and the EU The words ‘European Economic Community’ (EEC), ‘European Community’ (EC) and ‘European Union’ (EU) have already been used in this unit, and many texts and journal and newspaper articles use them interchangeably. It is important that you are clear on their relationship and what they mean. This unit will always refer to the current position as the EU, but what is the relationship between the EC, the EEC and the EU? As mentioned earlier, the Maastricht Treaty (1992) established
Birds in heaven: social positioning of lost babies and their mothers in Qatar
In this Fertility and Reproduction Studies Group seminar, Susie Kilshaw (UCL), discusses the impact of pregnancy and loss on mothers and fathers, and other family members, in Qatar, 2 November 2015
Common French Phrases : Useful French Words and Phrases
Learn how to say the words yes, no, okay, please, that's right and other words. Stéphanie Hourie Morrow is a native French language speaker. In this video she speaks slowly and says each word three times so the viewer can repeat the words. The French words also appear on the screen.
Local or Global: Who Should Be in Charge of Hiring New Employees?
There’s a trend these days toward buying and selling locally sourced goods – but should that push to "go local" also extend to the way firms hire retail employees?
DNA supercoiling and protein binding in the E. coli chromosome As discussed earlier, the DNA of the E. coli chromosome is highly negatively supercoiled due to the action of the DNA gyrase enzyme (Section 3.2). This negative supercoiling serves to assist in compaction of the DNA, with the repulsive forces of the sugar-phosphate backbones being counteracted by polyamines. Many of the protein
7.1 Introduction Until now, we have discussed DNA primarily as a double helix, but in its natural state within the cell it is found packaged as a complex mixture with many different proteins and other components. You have already seen examples of proteins with specific roles to play, such as topoisomerases and the proteins with various DNA binding domains, but in this section we will turn our attention to the proteins that serve to pack and organise the DNA into what we call chromatin. The packaging of
2.1.1 Try some yourself Measurement of a ceiling gives a length of 6.28 m and a width of 3.91 m. (a) Make a rough estimate of the area of the ceiling (the length times the width). 3.1 Key themes and learning outcomes The key themes of Part B are: business mediums; sole trader; partnership or firm; assets and liabilities. After studying Part B, you should be able to: identify the main types of business medium; demonstrate an understanding of the key characteristics of businesses run as sole traders; demonstrate an understanding of the Panel IB: Healthcare 1 Symmetry in two dimensions In Section 1 we discuss intuitive ideas of symmetry for a two-dimensional figure, and define the set of symmetries of such a figure. We then view these symmetries as functions that combine under composition, and show that the resulting structure has properties known as closure, identity, inverses and associativity. We use these properties to define a group in Author(s): 2 Schemes run by Swansea Cyrenians in 1999 A hostel, which provided accommodation for 13 people, predominantly men, in individual rooms and an overflow shed. It was run in partnership with the Family Housing Association. Three-quarters of its funding came from the Welsh Assembly, and a quarter from the local authority. Another important source of revenue was Housing Benefit, through which residents were able to pay their accommodation charges. This varied enormously. Residents classified as ‘vulnerable’, like those with ment 5.1 Standing waves You learned earlier that when a musician plays a note on an instrument, they supply it with energy that causes the primary vibrator to oscillate at certain specific frequencies. In Section 5 we are going to look at what determines these specific frequencies for some of the primary vibrators found in different instruments. In Unit TA212_1 Sound for music technology: an introduction, we talk about travelling waves: that is, waves that propagate outwards away from their sourc 4.9 When there's too much to do This can be a real problem in large conferences. If, for whatever reason, you join a conference later than the other participants, or are unable to be involved for a while, the prospect of joining in can be a bit daunting. There will be lots of messages you haven't read and you may feel that everyone else knows each other. The main thing to remember is that everyone will be pleased to ‘see’ you when you do join in, and will be helpful and supportive. Here are some strategies you can How the universe appeared from nothing Music and its media 6.1 Buying a book online I've chosen this because books (together with music CDs and DVDs) are often the first things that people buy online. In this case I'm after a book by an American academic named Lawrence Lessig. I'm not sure of the exact title, but I know it's got 'culture' in it.
Step 1 Find a site that sells what you want
In this case, it's easy. I'm looking for a book, and Amazon is the best-known online book retailer. So I click on http://www.amazon.co.uk. Why not http://www.amazon.com That Incredible Little Arctic Tern Fresh Cranberry Relish with the World's Premier Culinary College
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What would it take for India to come up with a healthcare system which is accessible and affordable to all? Will insurance (micro insurance) be the solution to provide cost effective healthcare? Will advancements in technology like telemedicine and low-cost treatment bridge the disparities between the urban and rural sector? Will quality clinics in established areas increase access to treatment? The healthcare panel aims to give insight into what it would take to cater to the healthcare needs of
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This free course, Music and its media, examines some of the main ways in which music is transmitted. It considers how the means of communicating a particular piece can change over time; and how the appearance and contents of a source can reflect the circumstances in which it is produced. The course focuses on three examples of musical media that allow us to study music of the past: manuscripts of sixteenth-century Belgium, prints of eighteenth-century London, and recordings of twentieth-century
We went to Antarctica to see the penguins, and we certainly did. But we saw so much more wildlife: orcas and elephant seals and leopard seals and many different seabirds. My favorite is the arctic tern, a little bird that migrates farther every year than any other in the world... from the Antarctic to the Arctic, and back - 20,000 miles every year. (03:00)
Get the Recipe: http://www.ciaculinaryintelligence.com/2011/11/serve-fresh-cranberry-relish-on-your-holiday-menu.html
The Culinary Institute of America is the world's premier culinary college. Culinary school instructor Rob Mullooly demonstrates how to prepare Fresh Cranberry Relish. For more information about our cooking school, please visit www.ciachef.edu.
