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    A PROPOSED PERIMETER FENCE CONSTRUCTION A Project Proposal Presented to Engr. Jade Ortega In Partial Fulfillment Of the Requirement for the Subject IE 411 – IE Elective 1 by Juan Marco Montereal B.S.I.E.-4 INTRODUCTION Rationale of the study “Good fences make good neighbors.” Robert Frost Fence between neighbors implies that each can maintain their own privacy. When people become complacent of each other’s privacy or wishes then ill feelings can occur. If one neighbor

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    Thomas Lane English 1001 3/5/07 Cultural misconceptions Many cultures are often misunderstood by the rest of society. This lack of understanding by society at large of specific cultures often leads to misconceptions about a given society. These generalizations apply to all types of cultures and they also apply to societies understanding of the Hyphy movement. The Hyphy movement is a culture with many aspects yet there are many misunderstandings regarding this culture that have been used to crack

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    Light Misconceptions

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    An area that really needs to be revised by my team and I is our connections between each activity. I believe that students were confused as to why the activity we did in the beginning‚ when we had students say if they could see specific objects around the room with out moving their body or heads and then leading into the discussion. This section I believe confused a lot of students because it started to lead to the misconceptions that a lot of students have about this topic of light‚ that we did

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    All over the word people are constantly being stereotyped or getting misconceptions by what they do or how they are. By with those stereotypes and misconceptions being spread‚ people are being known as those specific stereotypes or misconceptions. Stereotypes are being used as a way to categorize a person or a group of people in general. Now in this generation people are being stereotyped for everything they do. People are trying to fit in today’s society which is either causing them to follow the

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    Police Misconception

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    There are many popular misconceptions about police officers. One popular misconception is that they protect their own. What people don’t understand sometimes is that police officers are properly trained‚ they went to police training and the trainings main goal is to ensure that officers avoid taking unnecessary risks. This means calling and waiting for back-up‚ and always having a partner when using direct confrontation‚ the way the media portrays police officers on television‚ in movies is like

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    Determining PerimeterArea of a Standard Paper Sheet‚ Determining Minimum Reaction Time‚ Uncertainty and Their Propagations Abstract: We conducted two experiments aimed at learning data collection‚ presentation‚ interpretation‚ experimental uncertainties along with their propagation‚ writing of a scientific report‚ determination of perimeterarea of a standard printing paper sheet‚ and determining human reaction times – individual‚ group and class. Here are our results; perimeter‚ P=99.20+/-0

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    they are labeled as the “laziest” due to harsh stereotypes and misconceptions from the generation before. Stereotypes generalize groups of people based off the actions or appearances of a small percentage of those in the group. Stereotypes may also be formed from the way the group used to be in the past‚ but not in recent times. However‚ misconceptions are views that have no factual evidence or basis to be drawn upon. Sadly‚ misconceptions and stereotypes generalize large groups of people which commonly

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    Misconceptions Of Autism

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    mixture of genetics and environmental influences‚ and is first seen in an individual when they are between 2-3 years old. A common misconception is that autism is a ‘mental illness’ (following the definition above)‚ but it is rather a condition with some elements of illness‚ but more strengths and differences. The illness aspect comes into the condition a little because of how certain medical and mental health issues can go alongside autism‚ such as Gastrointestinal Disorders‚ ADHD‚ anxiety and phobias

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    Pain Misconceptions

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    With physical pain an injury occurs‚ and the damaged area triggers nerve cells to send signals of anguish to the brain. The signals received are then very rapidly processed in the automatic‚ subconscious part of the brain. The amygdala and limbic structures of the brain are in place to alert us in case of danger. If an injury does take place the cortex of the brain is triggered by these structures‚ resulting in the registration of pain to the area of distress. Thus pain is a response of the brain to

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    Misconceptions Of Ageism

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    There are many misconceptions about old age today‚ especially with the growing of technology. One of the misconceptions are that you will not be able to learn or retain new information. Basically‚ the emphasis is that old people’s brain deteriorates. Another big misconceptions is that your sex drive will become too low or that you will not be physically able to have sex anymore‚ as you become old. Other misconceptions are that with old age comes unhappiness in your life and you can not enjoy the

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