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    The reason why the Drake Equation is not a successful science is because it would be impossible to calculate some of the elements in the equation. The elements would take too long to get an accurate sample to give a scientifically sound explanation. For instance how would you calculate fi (the fraction of intelligent life forms)‚ how do you define intelligent? Is intelligent like you and I‚ is it like a bird or a rat‚ could it be a plant? There is no way to truly determine what counts and doesn’t

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    Drake Equation Lab Report

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    Fairuz Dalilah Binti Abdul Rashid Are We Alone? : Discovering Life on Other Planets Habitable Zone and The Drake Equation A habitable zone‚ which is also known as the Goldilocks Zone‚ is basically a region where there is a probability in finding the extraterrestrial life. The finding is based on the temperature and the pressure of a certain planetary-mass objects. When the temperature is between 273K and 373K‚ there will be presence of water that can support the extraterrestrial life to live in

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    by any other name

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    The title of Santha Rama Rau’s short story “By Any Other Name” refers to the character of Santha‚ who is a five and half year old Indian girl‚ which experiences discrimination for the first time while attending an Anglo-Indian school during the time period in which the British ruled India. Her mother had always home-schooled both her and her sister‚ Premila. When her mother gets ill‚ because her father is an officer of the civil service‚ they can attend this Anglo-Indian school for free. Her mother

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    (PTLLS) Assignment 1 Question 3 - Explain how you could promote inclusion‚ equality and diversity with your current/future learners. Identify other points of referral available to meet the potential needs of learners. In modern day society we all expect equality in one form or another‚ the diversity and the make up of our class rooms and lecture halls today‚ reminds us that the learning environment should be about ensuring learners are treated fairly and not discriminated against. Regardless

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    The Answer Is No From centuries to centuries the role of women has been predominantly subordinate to the role of men. Men have been known to be superior in both physical and mental levels. They are also most likely to have an "upper hand" in situations based on their gender. An example of such situation is taken place in "The Answer Is No"‚ written by Naguib Mahfouz. This story has a considerable amount of sexual politics. On one side you have a women who is powerless and feels trapped because of

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    Chapter 14 Factor analysis 14.1 INTRODUCTION Factor analysis is a method for investigating whether a number of variables of interest Y1 ‚ Y2 ‚ : : :‚ Yl‚ are linearly related to a smaller number of unobservable factors F1‚ F2‚ : : :‚ Fk . The fact that the factors are not observable disquali¯es regression and other methods previously examined. We shall see‚ however‚ that under certain conditions the hypothesized factor model has certain implications‚ and these implications in turn

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    Question. If there are any prominent universities or academicians in turkey concerning your case study‚ please provide information about them. 1. Marmara University‚ Istanbul (www.marmara.edu.tr/en‎) Marmara University has rapidly expanded‚ providing education-training and research activities from 1982 on‚ in the faculties‚ institutes‚ schools and vocational schools and research-implementation centers. In addition to education and training‚ the University has developed in social services‚ giving

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    they can pass through when the glomeruli are damaged. This does not cause symptoms until extensive kidney damage has occurred‚[7] after which symptoms include: Foamy or bubbly urine Swelling in the hands‚ feet‚ abdomen‚ or face * Other symptoms include: Appetite loss‚ a bad taste in the mouth Difficulty sleeping Darkening of the skin Excess protein in the blood Premature Ejaculation Chinese Herbal Medicines | | Premature ejaculation refers to situations when men ejaculate right

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    their actions‚ but some are tricky. For example‚ on the first day school all the teachers tend to be the‚ “The Cool Ones‚” but of course that is just a cover up for the first two week of school. After that‚ that is when you see their true colors and find out who they are really. When it comes to trying to find out if that student has the cool professor‚ it is quite simple. For instance‚ he/she does not mind helping out a student after class‚ if they do not understand something. Or the professor

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    Ferguson Deliverable #1 Metaphor on Transactional Model 8-24-2010 The Transactional Model of Communication: An Equation The transactional model of communication is an infinitely long‚ incredibly complex ‘web’ of perceptions‚ actions‚ predictions‚ and reactions that perpetuate/transfer among people. The transactional model of communication can be compared to a simple but extensive equation. To avoid the subjectivity about numbers and their representation of quantities and physical properties in math

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