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Definitions of emotions typically describe proximate aspects such as Physiology

Nesse & Ellsworth (2009) Evolution, Emotions & Mental Disorders American Psychologist 64: 129-139. Definitions of emotions typically describe proximate aspects such as Physiology Subjective experience Facial expression

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Improving Equipment Performance Tracking Using SEMI Standards

SEMICON West 2006 STEP Methods to Measure/Improve Equipment Productivity. Improving Equipment Performance Tracking Using SEMI Standards. Lisa Pivin Intel lisa.m.pivin@intel.com. Agenda. Drivers for Automated Data Collection for Equipment Performance

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Specifications

Specifications. Specification language for embedded systems should represent the following features: (1). Hierarchy Humans not capable to understand systems containing more than ~5 objects. Most actual systems require more objects ?

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Brain Research and Learning Theory

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Modes of Failure

Modes of Failure. solids held together by bonds between their atoms. these bonds can be compressed. or extended. 1/22. Modes of Failure. tension . compression. buckling. shear. bending. stress pattens may be complex but consist of only 3 basic states of stress

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Lesson 4.2

The Water Cycle. Lesson 4.2. 1. What are the three basic states of matter?. The three basic states of matter are solid, liquid, and gas. Microscopic view of a solid. Microscopic view of a liquid . Microscopic view of a gas. Lesson 4.2.

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Reflection Symmetry and Energy-Level Ordering of Frustrated Ladder Models

Reflection Symmetry and Energy-Level Ordering of Frustrated Ladder Models. The extension of Lieb-Mattis theorem [1962] to a frustrated spin system. Tigran Hakobyan Yerevan State University & Yerevan Physics Institute. T. Hakobyan, Phys. Rev. B 75 , 214421 (2007). 2. 4. 1. 5. 7. 3. 6.

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Change of State

Change of State. The 3 Basic States of Matter. What about Plasma?. Latent Heat & Change of State. Adding or removing heat does not always result in a change of temperature. During a change of state, the heat added is called latent heat because there is no change in temperature.

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The States of Matter

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