When My Watch Finally Said It’s Time for Swimming Lessons Introduction Thesis statement: I’m sharing on an instance when my watch finally said it’s time for swimming lessons. My lovely watch spoilt while I was in the river because I didn’t know how to swim. If I knew how to, maybe it could be running up to date. Body Back home from boarding school I was at home form a boarding school After spending a few days, my friends Khaled, Ibrahim, Nasser, Abdullah, and Ali came seeking me. They were up to an adventure. The adventure The adventure was about swimming in a nearby river. The weather was sunny, thus favoring the idea. Though I had not mastered the art of swimming, I agreed to the idea. At the river, my friends swam, but I was left on the river bank. Me into the river Sitting there by the riverbank, there was a shiny substance in the river that drew me, and I found myself in. I began sinking immediately. In that helpless condition, my friend Ibrahim held my hand…
Genetic engineering of E.coli to biofuels Biofuels and crucial chemicals have been produced from genetically engineering strains of ECOLI through fatty acids synthase deregulation in the microorganism. The deregulation makes the organism to produce useful chemicals. Lubricants, detergents, and the potential use of methyl ketones as potential fuels are some of the known benefits of the products. In earlier studies, scholars carried studies that were based on highly regulated enzymatic processes. Still, recombinant technology has been pivotal in enabling scientists to beat the initial limitation production associated with E.coli. The technology has enabled e development of an alternative fatty acids synthase system where enzymes from other microbes work with the original Fatty Acid Synthase from E.coli to boost the chemical producing capacity. Bioethanol is one product that the bioengineers can produce from E.coli. Despite the low energy and high corrosiveness associated with ethanol. Production of ethanol for a long time has been through fermentation that uses S.cerevisae and Zymomonas mobilis in the process. The microbes were punctuated with the inability to ferment hexose sugars and pentose sugars, limiting the maximum…
Linguistics Definition of Terminologies Dialect: A variety or form of language based on region, social background, or occupation. An example of an idiom is wheat, as referred to in England and Oats in the case of Scotland. Language: A structured system of communication employed by particular groups or communities and consists of written symbols or a set of sounds. An example of a language is the Zulu language. Pidgin: A form of communication that arises between persons with different languages and involves simplified grammar and speech. English pidgin is pervasive in West African countries such as Nigeria. Creole: A language that arises when two simplified languages are merged over a considerable time. A creole language typically evolves from a pidgin. Neurolinguistics: The study of the neural mechanisms of language production, storage, comprehension, and acquisition. Phonology: The branch of linguistics concerned with the study of sound patterns and the meaning of sound patterns within and between spoken languages. Morphology: The branch of linguistics concerned with the study of the structure of words, word formation, and their association with other words in…
HOW TO TEST SPEAKER WIRE WITH MULTIMETER Speaker cables are wires that are used for electrical connections of your speakers to amplifier sources. Speaker wires have three main electrical properties: one is resistance, another is capacitance, and lastly, inductance. Resistance is usually an essential property to look for. Wires with low resistance normally allow more source’s power to pass through them into speaker coil; this means that more sound and more power. From music lovers to public speakers, having correctly working speakers is essential. Since the majority of speakers do not come with wires, speaker wire then remains to be the most common cause of speaker problems. So, what are the common symptoms of a faulty speaker wire? Factors that affect the wire’s resistance Wire material Bi-wires or single wires Terminations Wire length SYMPTOMS OF A FAULTY SPEAKER WIRES Mostly, systems that have speakers that are spreading for long distances, wires that are broken, or speakers that are poorly connected can often occur when lengths and lengths of wire are in use. Fixing these types of problems may not…
How to measure amps using a multimeter If you are using any electronic gadget, amperage is one of the things you need to check to determine the amount of current flowing regularly. For example, if an element in your vehicle is draining your battery, you can conduct an amperage test in such a case. A multimeter is the best tool to use when measuring amp. A multimeter is an electronic device used to measure resistance, voltage, current, and other values. Multimeters are of two types; a digital and an analog multimeter. Analog multimeter As the name depicts, this multimeter uses analog procedures to exhibit measurement readings. Analog multimeter has a progressed scale and a needle that moves over it. These kinds of multimeters are mostly used to detect slow voltage variations. Digital multimeter It is an electronic multimeter whose measurements readings display on a screen. They are preferable due to their high accuracy, high digital resistance, and the fact that they are easy to read. Measuring amps using a multimeter is quite easy. This article explains the procedure you need…
Goldsmith- Wasting time on the internet English 1010 503: Essay 1 Assignment Over the course of the next couple of weeks, we’ll be examining the rhetorical strategies at work in the texts we’re reading. We’ll examine how each writer constructs his/her argument, how that argument succeeds, how it fails, what the implications of the argument are, including not only are they applaudable insights, but the terrible dangers implicit (or explicit) in each. In an effort to hone your engagement with these texts, you will learn to recognize and deploy what are called “the rhetorical appeals”. You will be introduced to the three kinds of appeals we see in text—the logical appeal (logos), the ethical appeal (ethos), and the emotional appeal (pathos). As such, for your first paper, you will “read” one of these texts (of your choice from the list below) examining how one or more of the appeals work in that text in regards to the writer’s argument. To explain, you’ll pick a text you’d like to explore, choose an appeal you think is used in some interesting/effective/dangerous way…
How to test a geyser thermostat with a multimeter A geyser, also known as a water heater, is an apparatus used to heat water. The main principle of how a geyser works is converting electrical energy into heat energy by using heating elements. A thermostat, on the other hand, is the part that assists in controlling and maintaining the water temperature obtained when the geyser does its work. It automatically powers the geyser on and off once it reaches the set heating level. A geyser comprises of a water tank with two pipes fitted on the tank. One pipe act as an inlet of cold water while the other is an outlet for the hot water. The water tank contains heating elements that are regulated by thermostats. The main purpose of the thermostat is ensuring the water does not heat above the temperature value that is set. The water tank has a covering of insulating material bounded inside a metal covering. The heating elements in the geyser do not work at the same time, and each has its particular thermostat.…
Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness What are the title, author, source, and date of publication? Make a one- to two-sentence summary of the work. The title of the book is The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness. Michelle Alexander authors the book, and it was published in the year 2010 to enlighten citizens about the unfair treatment African-American in US. What is the key issue or point the author is trying to address in the chapter? The author is trying to address the issue of race discrimination, race relations, and Criminal Justice in the USA. Many Black Americans were denied the right to vote, and the most basic freedom for all citizens. Jarvious Cotton, her father, and all the grandparents before were denied that basic right (Alexander 19). The author in her work is trying to enlighten the people to know that caste system exists in USA. Chapter 1 analysis Chapter 1 of this book is entitled The Rebirth of Caste. It is a brief review of the racism in…
Claim Fact-Check spec sheet As we’ve learned from our Language of Argument readings, every claim is only as reliable as the facts that support it. Sometimes readers can be manipulated by faulty inductive and deductive reasoning, logical fallacies, shaky authority, questionable statistics, or just really persuasive language that appeals to our baked-in belief systems. THE TASK Your task is to find a current, single claim relating to a free-speech issue at a public school or college campus and check it for accuracy and reliability. To do that, you’ll need to track down the claimant’s supporting evidence and reasoning and then examine that proof for reliability according to the 6 forms of argument found in our readings. This paper will be in the form of a logical syllogism: first paragraph is the major premise (claim) and research question, body of the paper will be the minor premise (analysis of the evidence), and the final paragraph will be the conclusion (your supported judgment about the claim’s reliability). Your research question for this paper is given: Is this claim reliable? …
Writing Your Rough Draft and Final Reports-Cell Biology Section of BIO 375 General Overview You will be writing a short “scientific paper” on your findings from the first half of the semester. Background, data, and references for the paper will be assembled during the course of the lab and included in the paper. When is the Report due? The Rough Draft Report and Final Report due dates are listed on the Summary of Due Dates for your semester and section. The due dates will also be announced in class. What will be included in the Rough Draft Report? Morphology of proband, mother, and father nuclei Quantification of proband, mother, and father nuclei-abnormal and normal What is the Final Report and what is included in it? -The Final Report is the revision of the Rough Draft Report that has been commented on by your instructor. -The Final Report will also include additional information and data that is added to the Rough Draft Report. This includes: Western blot analysis of LMNA and Determination of MW -Details of the…