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Essential English Vocabulary for Adventure and Travel

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Adventure and Travel Vocabulary

Scenery and Survival

  • Scenery: paisaje
  • Survival skills: técnicas de supervivencia
  • Breathtaking: impresionante
  • Give me a thrill: entusiasmar
  • Awesome: increíble
  • Run out of: quedarse sin
  • Stunt: acrobacia
  • Rescue: rescate

Adventure and Terrain

  • Mountainous: montañoso
  • Adventurous: aventurero
  • Steep: escarpado
  • Brave: valiente
  • Risky: peligroso
  • Hurt herself: hacerse daño
  • Wild: salvaje
  • Challenging: reto
  • Trail: camino
  • Survive: sobrevivir
  • Unforgettable: inolvidable
  • Fit: en forma

Travel and Booking

  • Make a reservation: hacer una reserva
  • Set off: salir
  • Go trekking: hacer senderismo
  • Book a session: reservar una sesión
  • Make my way: dirigirse
  • Overcome fear: superar el miedo
  • Face danger: enfrentarse al peligro
  • Lost my way: perderse
  • Seriously injured: gravemente
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Causes and Effects of Monopoly Power and Subprime Mortgages Crisis

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Causes and Effects of Monopoly Power

Introduction

The goal of the present study is to analyze the causes and effects of the monopoly power of companies.

Causes of Monopoly Power

  • Incentives for companies to have monopoly power:
  • High levels of benefit leading to investment in Research and Development
  • Economies of Scale
  • Efficient production and success

Effects of Monopoly Power

  • Less competition and higher prices
  • Allocative inefficiency and diseconomies of scale
  • Lower prices to suppliers

Conclusion

Monopolies generally lead to higher prices and are more inefficient. However, may be the best outcome for some industries with substantial economies of scale. This investigation has a number of limitations to be considered in evaluating its findings.

Problems and

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Basilar Membrane Properties and Auditory Signal Processing

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Properties of the Basilar Membrane

The basilar membrane has varying physical properties along its length:

  • Base: Thick, stiff, and narrow (ideal for high frequencies).
  • Apex: Thin, less stiff, and wide (ideal for low frequencies).

High frequencies do not move fluid effectively, whereas low frequencies do. Therefore, it is more efficient for high frequencies to cross the membrane early (at the base) and for low frequencies to cross later (at the apex).

Evidence for Active Amplification in the Inner Ear

Experiments measuring sound energy input and output provide evidence for active amplification within the inner ear:

  1. Sound energy output was observed to be higher than sound energy input, suggesting an active amplification process.

Outer hair cells are likely... Continue reading "Basilar Membrane Properties and Auditory Signal Processing" »

Adrian Mole's Life: Key Events and Family Dynamics

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How did Adrian find out his parents were separating?

He knew that his parents were separating because he overheard his father telling his grandmother.

How did Adrian's grandmother feel about his parents' divorce?

She felt happy about the divorce.

Why did Adrian hide his father's shaving razor?

Because he thought that his father was suicidal.

What did Adrian think after his weekend with Nigel?

He thought that the weekend with Nigel had opened his eyes: he had lived in poverty for 14 years; he lived in a horrible house, ate terrible food, and didn't get enough pocket money. He thought his father would have to look for a better job.

Why did Adrian tell his mother about his father and Doreen Slater?

Because he wanted to make her jealous, but she only laughed.... Continue reading "Adrian Mole's Life: Key Events and Family Dynamics" »

Nutrition: The Science of Food and Its Role in the Body

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Chapter 7 (Sections 1, 2, and 3)

Nutrition: The Science or Study of Food and the Ways in Which the Body Uses Food

Nutrients: Substances in Food that Provide Energy or Help Form Body Tissues and Are Necessary for Life and Growth

Carbohydrates: Class of Energy-Giving Nutrients that Includes Sugar, Starches, Fiber, and Glycogen

Fats: Class of Energy-Giving Nutrients and Are the Main Form in Which Energy Is Stored in the Body

Proteins: Class of Energy-Giving Nutrients Made Up of Amino Acids Which Are Needed to Build and Repair Body Structures and to Regulate Processes in the Body

Glycogen: Made in the Body Which Is Made of Many Glucose Units Linked Together Stored in the Muscle and Liver of Human and Animals Can Be Broken Down to Provide a Quick Source

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Reality TV Shows and Active Video Games: Entertainment and Fitness

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Reality TV Shows: A Popular Form of Entertainment

Reality shows are a very popular form of entertainment on television. Currently, there are dozens of different types of programs, such as singing competitions, cooking contests, or living in the jungle. First of all, I think there's a lot of variety in reality shows. People at home can choose what kind of programs they want to see based on what they are interested in. Some people like to see singing or cooking competitions, while others prefer to watch programs about building houses or traveling the world.

In addition, reality television shows are a great opportunity to discover singers, dancers, or talented chefs. Several people who participate in these programs get work as a result of being... Continue reading "Reality TV Shows and Active Video Games: Entertainment and Fitness" »

The modern subject is the subject of the sciences.

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Hook
This​ ​shot​ ​is​ ​sometimes​ ​called​ ​a​ ​leading​ ​shot.​ ​It’s​ ​the​ ​shot​ ​that​ ​grabs
you​ ​or​ ​‘hooks’​ ​your​ ​attention​ ​and​ ​draws​ ​you​ ​into​ ​the​ ​photo-essay.​ ​It’s
often​ ​the​ ​​first​​ ​shot​ ​of​ ​the​ ​essay.​ ​It​ ​is​ ​an​ ​image​ ​of​ ​a​ ​thing​ ​or​ ​person
that​ ​is​ ​often​ ​very​ ​creative​ ​and​ ​leaves​ ​the​ ​viewer​ ​wanting​ ​information
about​ ​the​ ​topic.
Establishing
The​ ​establishing​ ​shot​ ​lays​ ​out​ ​the​ ​visual​ ​context​ ​for​ ​the​ ​story.​
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Essential Nutrients: A Comprehensive Guide to Macronutrients, Micronutrients, and Their Functions

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Essential Nutrients: A Comprehensive Guide

1. Six Classes of Nutrients

2. Functions of Carbohydrates, Proteins, and Fats

Carbohydrates

Carbohydrates are broken down into glucose, which is the body's main source of energy. They are important for the brain, nervous system, kidneys, and muscles. Carbohydrates are stored in the liver and muscles for later use as energy. Fiber, a type of carbohydrate, promotes bowel health by allowing waste to move more quickly through the gut. Carbohydrates are found in grains, fruits, milk, nuts, seeds, beans, and vegetables.

Proteins

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Electrical Fundamentals

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EQUATIONS

EMF and Potential Difference

emf = E/Q
V = emf -Ir
For negligible r, V = emf

Resistance

R = pL/A

CURRENT

Rate of flow of charge.
Measured using an ammeter.

POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE (P.D.)

Work done in moving a unit charge between two points.
(Work is done when a charge flows through a component, transferring energy to it.)

RESISTANCE

When a potential difference is applied across a component, a current will flow. The amount of current for a particular potential difference depends on the resistance.

OHMIC CONDUCTORS

An ohmic conductor obeys Ohm's Law.
Ohm's Law: Provided constant physical conditions, the current through an ohmic conductor is directly proportional to the potential difference across it.
IV Graph: A straight line indicates constant resistance.
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What happened to a good man with his son

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9. Answer any four of the following questions in 30 – 40 words each: 3x4=12
(a) How did Gandhi show that he cared for the cultural and social backwardness of Champaran villages?
(b) How was Saheb’s life at the tea stall?
(c) What will happen when Aunt Jennifer is dead?
(d) Life is full of sorrows. What brings joy in it? (A Thing of Beauty)
(e) How did the Tiger King ‘kill’ the hundredth tiger?
(f) Who did Dr. Sadao think the survivor from the sea was when he first saw him?

10. Answer the following question in 120 – 150 words: (6)
‘We Too are Human Beings’ highlights high caste – low caste discrimination in society. How do low caste people suffer on account of this? What advice is given to Bama to overcome this problem?
OR
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