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    any difference in the hand eye coordination of different literalities. Procedure Materials Laser pointer Fence 3 targets Yardstick (to measure distances) Methods The 3 targets were attached to the fence. Test subjects closed one eye and stand 4 meters away. They would then point the laser at the targets with out turning it on. When they thought the laser was on the target they would turn the laser on. The results were measured with a point system: 15 pts for the core‚ 10 points for the next

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    theoretical possibility. This low energy form of matter was far from where it is today. Bose and Einstein had done all they could do‚ the rest was a mystery left in our hands. Scene 3—Fast forward a few more years to the 1960s and when the first laser was built. Now scientists and researchers had greater opportunities‚ but still it was limited. Around this time I didn’t know much about Bose-Einstein Condensates‚ I was just beginning to get interested in the topic. It wasn’t until I started school

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    there are laser beams underwater that‚ in order to protect Atlantis‚ these laser beams shoot out a laser beam to protect the city. In the book The Bermuda Triangle the author Charles Berlitz explains that even if lasers shot planes and ships out of the sky how would they still work even after spending thousands of years underwater (Berlitz‚20). Berlitz has a very good point that the theory of laser beams shooting planes and ships down could not work. Hypothetically even if the lasers lasted all

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    pattern under the scanning spot. The process for exposing data marks on a recordable optical disk is shown in Fig. 3‚ where an input stream of digital information is converted with an encoder and modulator into a drive signal for a laser source. The laser source emits an intense light beam that is directed and focused onto the surface with illumination optics. As the surface moves under the scanning spot‚ energy from the intense scan spot is absorbed‚ and a small‚ localized region heats

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    Distinguish between MYOPIA and HYPEROPIA and outline how technologies can be used to correct these conditions. Hyperopia and Myopia are both vision problems and refractive errors but Hyperopia‚ more commonly known as farsightedness‚ is when a person has trouble seeing things far away but has no trouble seeing them close up‚ Myopia is known as near-sightedness‚ it is when the person can see things far away with no problems but when things are closer to them they have trouble focusing on them and

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    projects on the screen. The size of the projector is of A4 size. It has the approximate resolution capacity of 1024 X 768. Thus it gives more clarity and good picture. Virtual Keyboard: Virtual Laser Keyboard (VLK)is a new gadget for PC users which replaces the hardware—keyboard. It through laser beam onto the desk or onto the flat surface where you can find the full-size perfectly operating QWERTY arrangement keyboard which connects to the PC as well as to other handheld devices(PDA’s ‚ tablet

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    OPTICAL FIBRE TRANSMISSION A SEMINAR PAPER SUBMITTED TO THE INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY FACULTY OF SCIENCE EKITI STATE UNIVERSITY BY AKINLEMIBOLA DAMILOLA JOE MATRIC NO: 050230 IN PARTIAL FUFILLMENT OF THE B.SC HONOURS DEGREE IN PHYSICS ELETRONICS NOV 2011 1 CERTIFICATION This is to certify that this seminar work was carried out by Akinlemibola Damilola Joe‚ Matriculation Number 050230‚ in the Department of Physics Electronics‚ Institute of Science Laboratory

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    Vector atom model‚ LS and j-j coupling‚ Zeceman effect (normal & anomalous)‚ Paschen-Bach effect‚ X-ray spectra and energy level diagram‚ Moseleys Law‚ Lasers – Einstein coefficients‚ conditions for light amplification‚ population inversion‚ optical pumping‚ three level and four level lasers‚ He-Ne and Ruby laser‚ Properties and applications of lasers. Module IV: Solid State Physics Sommerfield’s free electron theory of metals‚ Fermi energy‚ Introduction to periodic potential & Kronig-Penny model

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    A barcode is an optical machine-readable representation of data‚ which shows data about the object to which it attaches. Originally‚ barcodes represented data by varying the widths and spacings of parallel lines‚ and may be referred to as linear or 1 dimensional (1D). Later they evolved into rectangles‚ dots‚ hexagons and other geometric patterns in 2 dimensions (2D). Although 2D systems use a variety of symbols‚ they are generally referred to as barcodes as well. Barcodes originally were scanned

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    Physics Quiz

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    1.  Which of the following statements about magnetic fields is not true?   | Magnetic Flux is a vector. |   | Changing magnetic fields create electric fields. |   | Changing electric fields create magnetic fields. |   | The magnetic field cannot do work on a moving charge. |   | The magnetic force on a moving charge can be zero. | 2.  If you double the current through an inductor‚ the energy stored in the associated magnetic field increases by a factor of _____.   | Two - wrong |

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