Bachelor of Engineering Civil Engineering First Year (First & Second Semester) • ENG Mathematics – I & ENG Mathematics II: 2D & 3D Coordinate Geometry; Differential Calculus; Infinite Series; Matrices,Ordinary differential equations of first and second order; Laplace Transforms; Vector Calculus • Elements of Mechanical Engineering & Elements of Civil Engineering Principle of virtual work,Rectilinear & curvilinear translation; Rotation of a rigid
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1. 2 observations and 2 inferences a. There were 3 different lengths of strings used 1 washer was used The washer is made of copper. They used hemp string in the scenario b. 1 tablet was used. 1 cup of water was used The tablet is alkaline base The water has some levels of acid in it. c. Point A has a population size of 300. Gen 15 has a population size above 400. Point B is the Baby Boom generation. The population needs to be over 500 to be consider a substantial size. d. Enzyme A at 20 Celsius
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Scientific theories take years or decades to convince the minds of scientists. This became evident when scientist, Alfred Wegener presented the most significant geological theory of history. His model was the idea of continental drift, the strong argument that the continents had moved relative to each other in the past few hundred million years. His idea was eventually accepted by many geoscientists, but before the acceptance at the time there was immense antipathy towards his theory. Wegener lacked
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Introduction Chlorite is a general name for a group of magnesium rich hydrous sheet silicates possessing similar structure and chemical composition. Many green rocks owe their color to chlorite and chlorite owes its name to its green color. The Greek word choros, meaning “green,” is the origin of chlorite’s name. Consisting of negatively charged mica-like (2:1) layers regularly alternating with positively charged brucite-like (octahedral) sheets, the basic structure of chlorites allows for various
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Sidoarjo/Lapindo Mud Flow from A Well in East Java, Indonesia May 29, 2006 By: Yulini Arediningsih Abstract This paper overview the occurrence of Sidoarjo mud flow, known as Lusi Mud Volcano, the world fastest growing mud volcano, triggered by gas drilling exploration. Since May 29, 2006, Lusi mud volcano in Porong sub-district, East Java, Indonesia has been spurting voluminous hot mud and gas, with uncertain knowledge when it will cease. The progressing eruption has been causing major
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Creationism vs. Evolutionism The quandary continues of whether or not creationism should be taught as an alternative viewpoint to the theory of evolution within the American public school systems. If scientific creationists believe that God's message is the defining element for the content, aims, and conditions of educational practice, then the argument can be made that creationism belongs in the classroom. On the contrary are those who assert creationism is not science and further suggests
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releasing 12 issues annually and targeting an audience consisting of Microbiologists, chemists, astronomers etc. In terms of what ultimately goes into an issue, Astrobiology is under the editorial leadership of Editor-in-Chief Sherry L. Cady (PhD in Geology) who has the final responsibility for all operations and policies but also employs a Managing editor and Deputy Editor who are also senior members with significant input. Apart from this the editorial board comprises of an Australian editor, Asian
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Instructions Articles During this course, you will write formal reviews on 2 online articles. During Module/Week 5, you will review the following article: “The Origin of Old-Earth Geology and its Ramifications for Life in the 21st Century” by Terry Mortenson at http://www.answersingenesis.org/articles/tj/v18/n1/old-earth-geology. Then, during Module/Week 9, you will review the following article: “East Africa’s Great Rift Valley: A Complex Rift System” by James Wood and Alex Guth at http://geology
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sulfate instead of free oxygen molecules. The big question is how the sulfate reached the ocean and how it became abundant to be able to support life (University of Maryland 2014, November 6). A University of Maryland doctoral student of geology, Iadviga Zhelezinskaia, sought this answer. Zhelezinskaia, as the first researcher to analyze these biochemical signals of sulfur found 2.5 billion-year-old carbonate rocks from Brazil, formed on the floor of the ocean. In his research published
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There are a few hypotheses out there in regards to the origin of how the earth’s moon was formed of where it came from. One of these hypotheses states that 5.55 billion years ago the newly formed earth had started to attain its size and had formed its layers. During that period there were still many planets the size of mars and mercury moving around the solar system closet to earth. The theory was that since the earth had formed most its layers that many of the iron minerals had made its way to the
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