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    conclusion

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    Conclusion This study is focused on the information of the faculty . This research study is about developing a system that will aid in record keeping and in issuance of records of the faculties. Designed to support large amounts of data and simultaneous access by a number of users. User preferences allow users to permit printing documents or to keep it in electronic format; users also have the facility to update their system preferences‚ while the system keeps a track of all such changes administered

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    Conclusion In this study‚ a sincere attempt has been made towards finding out ways and means for automating activities in the Adamson University school library. The objective of this study is to use various full-featured open source-Integrated Library System for the automation of the major day-to-day activities of the various section of the school library‚ which is tiresome and cumbersome. After the investigation‚ the researcher has found that Koha Software is more suitable for the library

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    6.0 Conclusion 6.1 Review 6.1.1 Organizational Design Organization chart MCIS Zurich Insurance Bhd. Kulim branch is shaped departmentalization of functions. MCIS Zurich Insurance Bhd. Kulim branch headed by a General Manager‚ Mr Yap Eang Liong. He is assisted by two other managers who head the department in this organization. With this organizational chart‚ he can make it easier to distribute tasks and responsibilities to departments or employees who working under him. With this‚ the employee organization

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    The History of plate tectonics Before the plate tectonics revolution of the 1960’s geographers had a very basic understanding of global geological phenomena’s. while there had been many theory’s put fort that were used to try and explain these phenomena’s none had been completely successful till finally In the 1960’s The theory of plate tectonics was put forth. It was truly a unifying concept as it helps us to explain and finally understand many different aspects of geography such as the geography

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    Plate boundaries

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    Constructive boundaries occur when two plates move apart which causes new oceanic crust to be formed and mid-ocean ridges are created by the build-up of molten rock on the seafloor due to the mantle building up. This new crust pushes the old crust aside and forcing the plates apart at a very slow rate. Basaltic lava rises which means new crust is being added continuously. Rift valleys are formed at constructive boundaries‚ where convection current causes the crust to be pulled apart causing fractures

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    The plate tectonic theory is the theory that describes large amounts of movements in the Earths lithosphere‚ whereby Continental and Oceanic crust is moved‚ destroyed and made from this. The idea of plate tectonics builds on other concepts such as continental drift‚ where continental plates over millions of years move‚ however the concept of continental drift was not accepted for some time‚ and there were many other theories to suggest that something else took place‚ as the idea of the earth moving

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    Plate Boundaries

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    Plate boundaries Plate Boundaries is a theory of the global movement over a period of time. There are three main types of plate boundaries they are‚ transform boundaries‚ convergent boundaries‚ and divergent boundaries. Transform boundaries are where two plates are sliding past each other. These areas are also known as faults. Most transform boundaries are found on the ocean floor‚ a few however are found on land. Since these boundaries do not crunch together they to not tear or break

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    Microbiology Instructor: Dirk VandePol Date: 6/21/2013 Streak Plate Isolation for Obtaining Pure Culture 1. When an agar plate is inoculated‚ why is the loop sterilized after the initial inoculation in put on? Ans: We use agar plate to inoculate microbes by zipping the loop on the agar several times. We streak on the agar plate four time‚ propose is to isolate the unknown bacteria. Therefore‚ the first time to streak on the plate‚ there are million of bacteria on the loop. For that reason‚

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    theory of plate tectonics help to explain the world distribution of earthquake and volcanic zones? The Earth’s crust is made up of seven major plates and several smaller plates. These plates drift on top of the mantle. When two plates meet‚ they can either be constructive‚ destructive or conservative. At a conservative plate margin‚ one plate moves past another. As the plates are not smooth‚ great amounts of tension build up and earthquakes are made when the tension is released and the plate moves

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    ‘Evaluate how plate tectonics theory helps our understanding of the distribution of seismic and volcanic events’ In 1912‚ Alfred Wegener published his theory that a single super continent named Pangaea once existed about 300 million years ago. He proposed that Pangaea then later split into two continents of Laurasia in the north and Gondwanaland in the south and that today’s continents were the result of further splitting of these two land masses. Where the plates split are known as plate boundaries

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