Papers 1891-1900 of total 34905 found.
…or biological substances to perform industrial or manufacturing processes. (*1) The United States government defines it as being "any technique that uses living organisms or parts of living organisms to (1) make or modify products, (2) improve plants or animals
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…OF PSYCHOLOGY It is perhaps wiser to give a definition of psychology. It may be defined as the science of behaviour, as long as it is clear that this includes a wide range of activities such as, for example, going to the cinema, studying very hard for a test, etc…
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…and the Mackenzie Delta were the greatest fur areas in the world as its environment was an ideal habitat for many fur-bearing animals. Cold winters meant that the animals had a thick rich coat through most of the year. The second factor was the growing demand for furs…
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…for treatment in the medical field, and petroleum substitutes to be collected and used, just to name a few. In addition, the presence of the rainforest helps protect us from global warming and keeps some of the rarest and beneficial animals and their homes alive…
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…Japanimation . . . manga . . . anime . . . by now, these terms have become widely known. This style of Japanese art with it's "cartoony" people and very detailed machinery has taken this country by storm, and has many influences in American movies…
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…Balsawood Structure Design 1. Introduction: This report is the first stage of the design, construction and testing of a balsa wood structure. In April, the design will be tested against classmatesÂ’ designs, where the design…
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…stimulus arrays. Students of the problem usually take the proximity of the young animal to the imprinting target as an index of the strength of the social bond. The higher the proximity scores during a test or observation, the greater the likelihood…
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…Introduction Food intake is an important determinant of both the rate of growth of animals and their body composition. Various hormones, gastric distension, and other factors affect the central nervous system to regulate food intake. In addition…
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animal. When the small animal eats this plant, it will gain the chemicals that were originally absorbed into the plant, and the PPM will double. So if the plant had absorbed a chemical with a PPM of 10, the small animal now is infected with the same chemical…
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…of Psychology 100 students were used in the study. The data was derived from three tests and one Christmas exam that were given to students in Psychology 100. The scores from the tests were calculated to obtain the overall averages of males and females…
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