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    PROGRAMM B-TECH MECHANICAL (Hons) SUBMITTED BY: Zil-E-Muhammad SUIT-09-01-78068 Muhammad Najam-ul-hassan SUIT-09-01-78041 SUPERVISED BY: Engr. Ajaz Bashir LECTURER MECHANICAL _______________________________________________________ SARHAD UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PESHAWAR PROJECT TITLE: DESIGNING AND COMPONENT CONFIGURATION OF CIVIL AIRCRAFT MAIN FIELD OF PROJECT: The researchers will work on the Designing of

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    Introduction This essay consists of the research done on works of art: Ara Pacis‚ which is located in Rome and Panthenon‚ which is located in Athens. The purpose of the essay was to do research on both and compare and contrast them. Both works of art have been constructed in a fascinating way‚ and have been significant since the time they were built until now. They both are visited by hundreds of tourists every day because of their importance in culture‚ beauty and purpose. Ara Pacis In 13 BCE

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    fields of the northern prairie and Alaska‚ a place that Mr. McCandless seemed to regard with almost mystical reverence. Mr. Penn‚ who did some of the camera work‚ was aided by the director of photography‚ Eric Gautier‚ who previously turned his careful‚ voracious eye on the wilds of South America in Walter Salles’s “Motorcycle Diaries.” That movie‚ like “Into the Wild‚” finds epic resonance in a tale of youthful wandering and proposes that a trek through mountains‚ rivers and forests can also be a voyage

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    Steve Aishman is an American artist and also a photographer. He was born in Michigan in 1975 and now working in SCAD-Atlanta as a professor of Photography. His interest is to work with a new philosophy that let viewers to see and feel with new eyes. This artwork - Super Flowers‚ is one of his famous art works‚ it is a series of 12 photographs that was created in 2008(the one which showed in SCAD-HK is 4 of them only). He grafted a variety species of flowers onto one root stock and took pictures of

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    Parthenogenesis vs. Sexual Reproduction Jorge Pablo Velasco Borda Introduction: Parthenogenesis is a type of reproduction in which the sperm does not fertilized the ovum. In parthenogenesis some chemical agents fertilize the ovum most of times because the female does not have a male to have sex with. That’s the case of Flora a Komodo dragon that live at the Chester Zoo in England (Chiang. M). Flora gave birth to seven babies without having a male. Sexual reproduction is when a sperm fertilize

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    book The Art of Happiness at Work the author points out the fact the Dalai Lama has said before “that the purpose of life is happiness” (16). Growing up I was always taught by my mother that you have a choice to be happy or sad and that you can make this choice with your attitude towards any situation. My mother also taught me that if I felt as though there was a wrong in the world that I should fit for what I believe is right. I found at the beginning of The Art of Happiness at Work that the

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    What uniqueness Roy Lichtenstein presented is the content of his Pop Art works‚ Jasper John presented in his choice of materials and medium. Jasper Johns grew up in Georgia‚ in a place where he claims he was never exposed to art as a child and so he had no foundational idea of what art is or should be. This undoubtedly led to the choices that would make Jasper Johns a visionary of the Pop Art scene. After having a dream of the American flag‚ Johns began incorporating the image of the flag into his

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    class and social roles have come to be shaped and defined by the media that surrounds every society today. Gregory Mantsios’ essay Media Magic: Making Class Invisible disscusses the biases of media on social class. The article explains how each class is distorted in the media and how the "media is neither objective‚ balanced‚ independent‚ nor neutral‚" (Mantosis 2000). The article argues that the “ Mass Media” has created an “equal opportunity” image for all social classes. This in part has led to all

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    HURICANE ESSAY Discuss the ways in which the director of your set text develops the main character in this movie to convey the messages of this film. The film Hurricane by Canadian Norman Jewison exposes the corrupt justice system in America during the 60s. Through his carefully structured effective cinematic techniques‚ camera work‚ elements of design‚ historical references and symbolisation Jewison illuminates the text to convey to the audience specific viewpoints‚ of how Rubin Hurricane Carter

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    New York: Sunshine and Shadow The “Sunshine and Shadow” section of the New York Documentary series by Ric Burns was certainly named for a purpose. Right at the start of the documentary section‚ it is made clear why the contrasting themes of sunshine and shadow are appropriate for New York in 1865. In the “Gilded Age” of America‚ there were two components of life in New York City. There was the image that was made visible to the general public and outsiders‚ which was the extreme wealth and expansion

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