'External stimulus' diaporamas de présentation

Why Mandarin?

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Plant Hormones

Plant Hormones. Plant tropisms. Growth in a particular direction in response to an external stimulus. Response to gravity is called gravitropism To light is phototropism To touch is thigmotropism Responses may be positive or negative. Early experiments. Canary grass coleoptiles.

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Software Engineering: Analysis and Design - CSE3308

CSE3308/DMS/2002/5. Monash University - School of Computer Science and Software Engineering . Software Engineering: Analysis and Design - CSE3308. Structured Analysis - Part 1. Lecture Outline. History of Structured Analysis Context Diagrams Event Lists Data Flow Diagrams

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** Start of activity to meet physical or psychological need

** Start of activity to meet physical or psychological need. otivation. Types of Motivation. Intrinsic motivation: Act itself is motivating or internally rewarding. ** Extrinsic motivation: Outcome is separate from person. Instinct Approaches.

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Stimulus and Response

Stimulus and Response. Why animals and plants do what they do OR A fancy way of saying cause and effect in the animal world. Catalyst.

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Plant Vocabulary

Plant Vocabulary. Controlled Experiments. An experiment in which variables are controlled so that effects of changing one at a time can be observed. Variable . A component of an experiment that can change. Hypothesis. A prediction about how something works or how two variables are related.

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Homeostasis and Behavior

Homeostasis and Behavior. Every organism constantly interacts with its environment. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6-evXswaQs. stimulus. vocabulary word!. stimulus - anything that causes a reaction or change in an organism. Example: An animal is cold so it moves into the

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Alex Lewin (Imperial College Centre for Biostatistics) Ian Grieve ( IC Microarray Centre)

Improving Interpretation in Gene Set Enrichment Analysis . Alex Lewin (Imperial College Centre for Biostatistics) Ian Grieve ( IC Microarray Centre) Elena Kulinskaya (IC Statistical Advisory Service). Introduction. Microarray experiment ? list of differentially expressed (DE) genes

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Adaptations

Adaptations. 1.Camoflauge: ability to blend. 2. Mimicry: ability to resemble another. Resistance. The process of natural selection that allows certain organisms to survive against antibiotics which leads to evolution of the species. Ex - MRSA. Patterns of Evolution.

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Learning

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Principles of Training

Principles of Training. Sport Specific versus General Fitness. Why Train? What to Train For?. The first questions that you need to ask yourself is what am I training for? Am I training for general fitness, or am I training to be better in my sport?

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C534 Lecture 6 Basal ganglia: pathology

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Plant Tropisms

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Stimulus and Response

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Reflections on the use of online focus groups in housing research Dr Tom Moore and Dr Kim McKee

Reflections on the use of online focus groups in housing research Dr Tom Moore and Dr Kim McKee Centre for Housing Research, University of St Andrews Housing Studies Association Conference 2014. Outline. Introduction to our study and background to online focus groups

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Plant Responses

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STRESS AND WELL-BEING

STRESS AND WELL-BEING. Presented by Munir and Nicholas OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY. What is Stress and Well-being?. Stress:

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Wk 12 CCA -Test Prep

Wk 12 CCA -Test Prep. Skeletal System: Text pages 345-351 / jp26 Muscular System: Text pages 352-356 / jp27-29 Digestive System: Text pages 382-393 / jp30-31, 43, 44 Integumentary System : Text pages 558-364 / jp42 Excretory System : Text pages 445-450 / jp45-46

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