Papers 2491-2500 of total 16412 found.
…)dissolved oxygen, and (2) water clarity and the color of water. Some biological parameters that we tested for were (3) the length of the plants, (4) the weight of the plants, and (5) the number of protists. We believe that there would be a higher oxygen…
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…of the documentary feel, everyone is comfortable in her presence which makes this a true document of the love and loss, and highs and lows of the drag queens and drug addicts that are a regular fixture in her life. Her use of color plays a critical role in her images…
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…more than it appears to be, though. Even such things as the colors used in description play a crucial part in the "big picture" of the entire novel. Symbolism adds a whole other level of comprehension to the story. Even from the smallest pieces of the puzzle…
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…for the piece. The color chosen was yellow thus describing all the emotions in one color. This sequence also included props-chairs. I also noticed that in this sequence the director did not try to stereotype the relationship between a man and a woman and was open…
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…expressive use of color, the flatness of it's subject mater, and new painterly values. But later on , it wouyld emerge into many different styles by taking a different approach to arranging things spatially and by the invention and application of new subject…
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…as though death has not seperated them. Emily has conquered the present: she is allowed to live her life in the past. The bridal room is the color of roses and symbolizes the color of love. In the room "the valence curtains of faded rose color
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…Coach Boone had to fix these problem and develop a communication climate that fostered closeness and trust between the black and white players. He did so by forcing each person to sit on the bus next to a person not of their color, and then forced them…
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…that is being insured, the more I should expect to pay. Two door cars are insured at a higher rate than four door cars because most two door cars are considered to be sports cars. The color of the car that is being insured would also raise the price I would pay…
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…. The shell of the ball is white in color with the seam being red. All balls used in the major league are stamped with the words “Official Major League Baseball” alone the center point of one of the stripes with the signature of the current Commissioner…
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Category: /Literature/English
…in the story is the change in color of the mulberry fruit. In the beginning of the story Ovid describes the fruit of the tree. It says “[a] mulberry tree, loaded with snow-white berries” (l. 37). Shortly after the young lovers meet outside…
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