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Text Box Insertion: Word, PowerPoint, Excel & Crib Tools

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  1. Add or Delete a Text Box in PowerPoint (Office.com)

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    Instructions and videos detailing how to add and delete text boxes in Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, and Excel 2007.

  2. Add, Copy, or Delete a Text Box in Word (Office.com)

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    Instructions and videos to add, copy, or delete text boxes in Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, or Word 2010.

  3. Text Compressor - Free Source Code and

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Essential Formulas for Thermal Processes and Metal Casting

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Thermal Expansion and Heat Energy Calculations

Section 4.1-2: Thermal Properties

The change in length due to thermal expansion is calculated using the following formula:

L2 - L1 = αL1(T2 - T1)

  • α (Alpha): Coefficient of thermal expansion, measured in °C-1 or °F-1.
  • L1 & L2: Initial and final lengths, measured in mm (in), corresponding to temperatures T1 & T2.

Heat Energy Required for Temperature Change

The amount of heat energy ($H$) required to change the temperature of a material is given by:

H = C W (T2 - T1)

  • H: Amount of heat energy, measured in J (Btu).
  • C: Specific heat of the material, measured in J/Kg°C (Btu/lb°F).
  • W: Weight of the material, measured in kg (lb).
  • (T2 - T1): Change in temperature, measured in °C (°F).

Volumetric Specific

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Simple Machines: Principles, Types, and Applications

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Common Characteristics of Machines

  • Involve a kind of motion.
  • Involve a kind of force.
  • Make a job easier to do.
  • Need some kind of input to make them work.
  • Produce some kind of output.

Basic Types of Motion

  • Rotary: Going round and round.
  • Oscillating: Swinging backwards and forwards.
  • Linear: In a straight line.
  • Reciprocating: Backwards and forwards in a straight line.

A machine is a device that helps make work easier to perform.

Mechanical Advantage Defined

Mechanical Advantage: When a machine takes a small input force and increases the magnitude of the output force, a mechanical advantage has been produced.

Conservation of Energy Principle

Conservation of Energy: No machine can produce more work than the amount of work that is put into the machine.

The Six Simple

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Camilo José Cela's The Family of Pascual Duarte: A Deep Dive

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Camilo José Cela's *The Family of Pascual Duarte*: A Deep Dive

The Genesis of a Literary Masterpiece

The Family of Pascual Duarte was the first novel by Camilo José Cela, one of the most important writers of the postwar period, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. This work, along with *The Hive*, is among the best of his literary production.

A Confession from the Condemned

The work is presented as the confession of a condemned man. The offender is Pascual Duarte, a peasant who has committed several murders, including that of his own mother. He confesses his sins in an autobiography to publicly explain his conduct. He tries to justify, not only to explain, why he committed these crimes.

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Mastering Active and Passive Voice Transformations

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Concept of Active and Passive Voice

We focus the action of the verb in the subject (active voice) or object (passive).

Examples:

  • Active Voice: The porter carries the bags. (The porter carries the bags.)
  • Passive Voice: The bags are carried by the porter. (The bags are carried by the porter.)

Grammar Rules

The passive voice is formed using the verb to be + the main verb's past participle.

Table of Verbal Changes: Active to Passive Voice Transformation

Considering the points above, this scheme shows the changes to the tense when transforming an active sentence into a passive sentence. We use the example: to write a letter.

Verb forms for 'to write': write (present) / wrote (past) / written (past participle).

Tense of the Active SentenceActive Sentence ExamplePassive
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St. Thomas Aquinas: Philosophy, Theology, and Summa

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Valuation of Ways

These passages are not original; Thomas organized and developed them. There are different reactions to these routes by commentator groups:

  • Radicals: Exclude the possibility of new ways.
  • Moderates: Support the possibility of new tracks.
  • Thomists: Divided into "hard to validate separately" (think the demonstrative value comes from the set of all the evidence) and those who "prefer any route".
  • Non-Thomists: Discard anthology, return to the argument of St. Anselm.
  • Kant denies the value of things and proposes a practical way to justify rational faith.
  • Atheists and agnostics reject the tract differently:
    • Atheism denies the existence of God.
    • Agnosticism denies the possibility of proving the existence of God for several reasons:
      • Skepticism
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Medical Terms, Instruments, and Hospital Equipment

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Common Medical Abbreviations

  • RSI: Repetitive Stress Injury
  • SAD: Seasonal Affective Disorder
  • SIDS: Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
  • GP: General Practitioner
  • HAV: Hepatitis A Virus
  • MD: Medical Doctor

Medications and Treatments

  • Decongestant: Decreases nasal stuffiness and relieves a runny nose.
  • Anticoagulant: Prevents or delays blood clotting.
  • Sedative: Relieves symptoms of stress, irritability, or excitement.
  • Laxative: Relieves constipation.
  • Digitalis: Strengthens the failing heart.
  • Diuretic: Removes excess fluid from the body.
  • Antibiotic: Treats infections caused by bacteria and other microorganisms.
  • Insulin: Regulates the level of sugar in the blood, used to treat diabetes.

Common Symptoms and Their Causes

  • Fainting, dizziness: Anemia
  • Headache: Sinus infection
  • Fever:
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English Practice Key: London Congestion Charge and Japanese Imperial Family Protocol

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Traffic Management in London: Answer Key

(A) Comprehension Questions (4 points)

  1. Reason for Traffic Increase: Because traffic has increased significantly since the scheme's introduction.
  2. Methods of Reduction: By collecting money from fees and fines and reducing private traffic. (Both reasons must be given.)
  3. Statement 3: TRUE. All motorists coming into the capital between 7:00 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. have to pay a £5 admission fee. (Line 4)
  4. Statement 4: FALSE. The Government took an attitude of wait and see. (Line 8)
  5. Statement 5: FALSE. Private traffic is now down by 20 per cent. (Line 9)
  6. Statement 6: TRUE. If you put it in a package, a majority of motorists will support it. (Lines 12-14)

(B) Use of English and Vocabulary (3 points)

  1. Synonyms for Pleased:
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Global Dynamics: Conflict, Cooperation, and the United Nations

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The Global Village: Unity and Disparity

The world has become one big market, but this globalization has not led to the disappearance of differences between the countries of the world. Economic realities highlight stark contrasts:

  • Rich countries are dominated by the consumer society and economic welfare.
  • Poor countries are subject to the consequences of their poverty, including famine and disease.

Negative consequences of technology and economic globalization include people and cultures becoming less differentiated, leading to the rise of cultural hybrids.

The United Nations: Defender of Rights

The UN is an important defender of human and national rights, but this organization has limited power because real decisions are often taken by a powerful... Continue reading "Global Dynamics: Conflict, Cooperation, and the United Nations" »

Features characters Chronicles of a Death Foretold and literary devices

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Personality characteristics of a Death Foretold Chronicles: Santiago Nasar - 21 year old male who has dropped out of school after the death of his father to direct "The Holy Face", an estate that his father bequeathed him. He is a dreamer, happy and not get into trouble, who is killed by the Vicario brothers after being identified by their sister as he took his virginity. And is loved by the people. Ángela Vicario - Woman of Bayardo San Román, who was returned to her wedding night by not a virgin at marriage, she blames Santiago Nasar. Ibrahim Nasar - Arabic late father of Santiago Nasar. It is noted that he spoke in Arabic with his son and he answered well and remarked as a strange fact as it was not normal from the third generation (which... Continue reading "Features characters Chronicles of a Death Foretold and literary devices" »