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…to classical economists, rationality is expressed in a materialistic way. That is the rational allocation of energy in an effort to maximize profit. This is the economic man in a liberal society. The political man is the one who makes critical choices when…
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…. Throughout his struggle with emphysema he relied on his wife to do everything for him. She would dress him, bath him, and feed him. We wouldn’t leave the house because he didn’t have the energy or strength to walk around or do anything. Smoking is one…
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…increase. There was a rise in prices but it was confined to the food and energy sectors. Growth was strong in 1997. More quickly than had been anticipated, the federal budget approached balance. Inflation slowed and unemployment once again dropped. In March…
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…to solid water, some hydrogen bonds get so much kinetic energy that they break and the ice melts. Whereas liquid water does not necessarily have all four hydrogen bonds present at all times but it must somehow retain some of them so if any object penetrates…
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…Design is underway on the 350 eV hohlraum target for National Ignition Facility (NIF) applications. To achieve this radiation temperature with NIF, where maximum power is roughly 500 TW and maximum energy is 1.8 MJ, the capsule is composed of DT gas…
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…that women have at home. Family and home commitments often limit the time and energy women can devote to work, which makes them appear less committed or competent than men, who can spend more time at their jobs. But in many ca! ses, women's lower positions…
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…and energy. Some examples of natural ecosystems are crop fields, farm ponds, reservoirs, and lakes behind dams. Basically everywhere on the planet is an ecosystem. A little patch of grass in the middle of a city can be considered and ecosystem for some animals…
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…for $440,000. Los Alamos, or “the Hill,” as it was commonly referred to, officially opened for business on April 15, 1943. All bombs, and especially those being developed at Los Alamos, release energy in the form of light and heat. A certain amount…
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…names. Time is known as “energy”, and space is known as “mass” or “matter”. Time is that which “moves”, and space is that which is “still”. Energy is motion, and motion is time. Matter is stillness, and stillness is space. The Euclidean “ray” well…
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…mortality, and hunting by humans for hides. Cheetahs can and should be saved because they have a difficult time surviving on there own due to poor parenting skills, cub mortality, and energy demands. The cheetah is also a very important part of the ecosystem…
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