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Amylase begins the digestive process by breaking down starch when you chew your food, converting it into a smaller carbohydrate. Pepsin helps digest the proteins in food because amylase is at the mouth and the pepsin at the stomach.

Chyle

Is a body fluid in the small intestine. It is turbid and milky due to the presence of emulsified fats. Is formed from the chyme during the digestion of fatty foods.

Intestinal Flora

Is the symbiotic bacteria occurring naturally in the gut.

Defecation

Is the final action of digestion, by which organisms eliminate solid, semisolid, or liquid waste material from the digestive tract via the anus.

Mechanical Digestion

This is the enzymatic breakdown of large, complex molecules found in food into smaller, simpler, more... Continue reading "Understanding Digestion, Blood Composition, and the Endocrine System" »

en las preguntas con las 5 w se pone esta luego se cambia la forma vb y se añade lo demas. En las que se contesta con un si o no se añade un if mas vb cambiado mas resto. En las ordenes se añade to antes del verbo en su forma orginal y se deja todo igual

Legal Terms and Definitions

Libel: a tort consisting of false and malicious publication printed for the purpose of defaming a living person.

Slander: an abusive attack on a person's character or good name.

Uniform Commercial Code (UCC): The purpose of UCC is to promote interstate commerce and facilitate the nurturing of business interests.

Strict Liability: Liability regardless of fault. In tort law, strict liability is imposed on those engaged in abnormally dangerous activities, on persons who keep dangerous animals, and on manufacturers or sellers that introduce into commerce goods that are unreasonably dangerous when in a defective condition.

Trademark: a word, name, symbol, device, or any combination of those used to identify and distinguish... Continue reading "Legal Terms and Definitions: Libel, Slander, UCC, Strict Liability, and More" »

70.You have just painted your room.Now you are not happy with the colour.-If only I hadn't painted my room that colour.

Laura Pérez Vivas

Rieral Avenue n*48 2*1

17310 Lloret de Mar

Spain

03/04/2019

University of California

Berkeley, California 1384

UUEE

Dear Sir or Madam,

I am writing this letter to express my keen interest in attending the University of California, Berkeley. I believe it is the university of my dreams, and I would like to introduce myself and share my academic aspirations.

Firstly, I am a dedicated student who consistently strives for excellence. While I understand that your average admission marks are very high, I am committed to putting in the effort to achieve top scores in all subjects. I am determined to succeed, even if it requires extra study time. My goal is to pursue a degree in social work to help children without parents and provide them... Continue reading "Laura Pérez Vivas - Application for Social Work Program at UC Berkeley" »

Marxist Theory

Human beings are trying to cover basic need, biological necessities. Men are compelled to produce those things. Life from a Marxist point of view is the process where human beings first make products to satisfy their needs, and secondly make themselves making products. Marx defines us as workers. We express ourselves in labor, working. When the product of workers' labor belongs to other people, the workers' humanity is stolen or abducted. In private property, his product is separated from workers, he looks himself alienated. In human history, human life has had:

1. Material needs and scarcity poverty
2. Alienation

He is following Feuerbach to establish his idea of original religion, is the fact that human beings live with basic necessities,... Continue reading "Marxist Theory and Post-Marxist Perspectives on Society" »

I am writing in response to your advert. I wouls like to Appply for the job/position.I hope you will consider my application favourably. I have enclosed my CV so that you have a full record of my work experience.I Look forward to hearing from you in the future.Yours faithfully

Bread and butter;means of support(livelihood)-callls the Shots;to exercise aothority-hold down a job;keep a job-make  living;enjoy your live-got the sack:lose your Job-paid peanuts;make a low salary-bring the home the bacon;to bring home money Earned at job-common sense;sound practical judgement-conscientious;very Careful-devoted;person who never leave you-downtoearth;practical and realistic-pushy;to Be agressive-assertive;person who want to control all things

Color segregation... Continue reading "Latitude of the position" »

agenda list of items to be discussed, it includes time, places and atendees minutes written record of what is discussed in a meeting board of directors group of directors who meet to decide about the company chairperson the person who directs the meeting attendee person attending the meeting absent somebody not present guess speaker somebody invited to the meeting opening remarks the leader first words to opening the meeting main idea the essential idea to be discussed in the meeting item point  of discussion on the agenda AOB any other business summary brief statement of the points discussed show of hands to raise hands to vote consensus general agreement propose a plan or suggestion swot analysis strenghts, weakness, opportunities and threats... Continue reading "Hrm, company-of-origin, analysis" »

Modals

Present

• Advice: OUGHT TO EAT/ SHOULD VISIT/ SHOULDN’T EAT/ MUST WATCH
• Obligation: MUST STUDY/ HAS TO HELP
• Absence of obligation/necessity: DON’T HAVE TO GO/ NEEDN’T WEAR
• Prohibition: CAN’T SMOKE / MUSTN’T TAKE

Past

• Regret, criticism, or past advice: SHOULD HAVE ASKED /SHOULDN’T HAVE LEFT/ OUGHT TO HAVE TOLD
• Past obligation: HAD TO SAVE
• No past necessity: NEEDN’T HAVE RUSHED
• Absence of past obligation: DIDN’T HAVE TO GIVE/ DIDN’T NEED TO GO

Present Deduction

• Possibility or speculation: COULD RAIN/ MAY BE/ MIGHT NOT BE
• Affirmative deduction: MUST BE
• Negative deduction: CAN’T BE

Past Deduction

• Past possibility: MAY HAVE LEFT/ MIGHT HAVE GIVEN
• Past possibility that didn’t happen: COULD HAVE MADE
• Logical conclusion about a past action: