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Cardiovascular

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Class Reptilia

Class Reptilia. Chapter 20. Class Reptilia. Reptilia - to creep Turtles, crocodiles, lizards, snakes, worm lizards, and tuatarans. Class Reptilia. First vertebrates to have amniotic eggs Extraembryonic membranes Protect the embryo from desiccation Albumen Cushions Moisturizes

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Compression

Compression. Effects of External Compression. Improved Venous and Lymphatic Circulation Limits the Shape and Size of Tissue. Clinical Indications for the Use of External Compression. Edema Causes of Edema. Clinical Indications for the Use of External Compression.

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GASES

GASES. KINETIC MOLECULAR THEORY OF GASES: This theory is used to describe the nature of gases and establish the gas laws. KINETIC MOLECULAR THEORY OF GASES: Gases consist of small particles in rapid, random motion. 2) There is very little attraction between gas particles.

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Quick Write

Quick Write. 1. List things you write just for yourself. 2. List things you write for someone else, but you don't care if there's a mistake. 3. List things you write for someone else, and you care if there's a mistake. The "Write" Audience

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Physical Properties of Aquifers

Physical Properties of Aquifers. Groundwater Hydraulics Daene C. McKinney. Summary. Occurrence of Groundwater Distribution of water in subsurface Porous Medium Porosity Moisture Content Particle Size Capillary Pressure Soil Moisture Characteristic Curves Specific Yield and Retention

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Chapter 7 Section 1 Fluids and Pressure

Chapter 7 Section 1 Fluids and Pressure. Students will: describe how fluids exert pressure Analyze how atmospheric pressure varies with depth Give examples of fluids flowing from high to low pressure. Vocabulary: . Fluid Pressure Pascal Atmospheric Pressure. Fluids. ALL can flow

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Flight and Paper Planes

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Wind turbine design according to Betz and Schmitz

Wind turbine design according to Betz and Schmitz . Power output from wind turbines: Energy production from wind turbines:. Energy and power from the wind. A. v. Stream Tube. V. Extracted Energy and Power. Where: E ex = Extracted Energy [J] E ex = Extracted Power [W] m = Mass [kg]

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Etch Process Trends

Etch Process Trends. Etch process trends. Most trends are not consistent. They depend on the specific values of input parameters. At point A, pressure increases causes etch rate increase but at pint B, the trend is the inverse. Etch rate. B. Pressure. A. Gas flow rate.

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Physics for Scientists and Engineers, 6e

Physics for Scientists and Engineers, 6e. Chapter 12 - Static Equilibrium and Elasticity. Consider the object subject to the two forces in the figure below. Choose the correct statement with regard to this situation. . The object is in force equilibrium but not torque equilibrium.

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VOLCANOES AND GAS LAWS

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The heart and heart disease

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Seal Flushing

Seal Flushing. Introduction . Why Seal Flushing Is required? It is normal that a seal is exposed and expected to operate in hostile environments like corrosive, dirty, fluids with abrasive content etc.,.

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Respiratory System

Respiratory System. Right lung : Three lobes Left lung : Two lobes. Cartilage, which you can feel covering your Trachea, protects it. Feel the rings in your neck?. Help to clean air as it passes. Affects of smoking on respiration? Look it up!

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SEMINAR REPORT ON heat pipe

SEMINAR REPORT ON heat pipe. INTRODUCTION. DESIGN CONSIDERATION. WORKING PRINCIPLE. SELECTIONED SIDE AND FRONT VIEW REPRESENTATION. TYPES OF HEAT PIPE. APPLICATIONS. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES. CONCLUSION. . CONTENTS.

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PRESSURE CIRCUS Activity 1. Inverted Cup

PRESSURE CIRCUS Activity 1. Inverted Cup. Summary:. Pressure is in all directions. High pressure outside pushes towards low pressure inside and holds card in place** Air pressure can be stronger than water pressure . Inverted Cup. **Why is it low air pressure inside the cup?

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Air Pressure

Air Pressure. Just how does it work?. Things that effect Air Pressure. Altitude (Elevation) Temperature Humidity (moisture in the air). Altitude. The higher the altitude, the lower the air pressure. The lower the altitude, the higher the air pressure. Temperature.

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Steady Energy Equation

Heat in q=dQ/dt. Steady Energy Equation. Pressure flow work. Work out dW/dt. Heat in q=dQ/dt. Generalized Energy Equation. Work out dW/dt, excluding the pressure flow work. 2. 1. Bernoulli Equation.

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