In addition to focusing, depth of field must be considered before you are reading to take the photograph. ... An example would be four hundred film speed. ... When the shutter speed is set the aperture will automatically set itself to match the shutter speed. ... In addition to the shutter and aperture modes, there is a little fancy mode on a camera called the Selective Meter Reading mode. ... This button lets photographers take a reading from the entire metering area and hold the reading until you take the picture. ...

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Reading Speed 2.1.2. 2.1.2. ... Therefore, it is necessary for us to study and research on the current way of teaching reading to get the effective and feasible measures to improve the students reading ability. 2.Body 2.1The Current Situation of Reading Teaching and its Disadvantages According to the syllabus, the teacher must give the students adequate reading practice to pick up their reading speed. ... But it also does relate with our traditional method of teaching reading. 2.1.1.The Reading Speed The traditional way of teaching reading is based on the classical reading theory. ... Bu...

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Prior research has shown that external factors such as illumination, contrast, print size, font, legibility, format and text styles influence reading speed, comprehension, eye movement and reading strategy. ... Further, being larger, uppercase letters have been observed to impact reading speed. Text readability has also been acknowledged to affect reading speed and comprehension. ... They further hypothesized that participants would fare better in reading speed and retention after reading text that was emphasized with capitals or spaces. ... The participants' reading speeds were measured ...

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AT reading tools, or text-to-speech tools, include hardware and software designed to make text-based materials more accessible for individuals who experience difficulty with reading. ... Assistive Technology Reading Tools The most common AT reading tools come in the form of text-to-speech (TTS) recognition. ... Another popular AT reading application is Read & Write Gold (Read & Write Gold), which was chosen by the State of Kentucky as the AT tool of choice for reading intervention services. ... Users can customize the software to select personal preferences such as voice gender, speed, and pi...

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"From my reading of this, she should be reporting to probation in Orlando probably within 72 hours," said Strickland as he signed the new document with the added words "the defendant is to report to Probation upon release" and "nunc pro tunc," which allowed the amendment to work retroactively (Boston.com). ... "We will be addressing that with all due speed and with aggression as the law, procedures, ethics, and judicial canons will allow" (CNN). ...

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The motion detector will then record the speed of the cart. ... Error Analysis- Many errors were presented in this project, among these was friction, inexact motion readings, and imperfect mass. The track was not frictionless, therefore the cart did not move freely and give exact measurements on speed. The speed, although not perfect itself, also had the problem of inexact motion readings by the motion detector. ...

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Reading approach is also based on the doctrine and theories concerning the meaning, nature, and structure of reading. ... Reading diversifies the imagination. ... Some students do have the reading problems because they lack for the necessary skills for a proficient reading. ... Slow reading also a formula for lessening the interest in reading. ... Therefore, the school where in the students graduated from also affects in the reading of the students, providing the students with various reading materials will expose them to the different kinds of reading materials. ...

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When a person views an ad, his eyes instinctively look towards the top-left corner of the page, a mannerism due to reading. ... In the advertisement, the model shown is being compared to a train, both traveling at what seems to be high speeds. The train is matching the speed of the car yet looks to be behind it at the same time, an assessment caused by the following train-cars fading into the horizon. ... The train in the image symbolizes strength, power, speed and vigilance. ... Because both are strategically placed in the bottom-right, again considering the instinctive reading patterns c...

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In order to achieve balanced forces so that you can glide along at a constant speed the forward force must equal the backward force, and the upward force must equal the downward force. However, to reach a constant speed the rider must first get their head above water and onto the surface. ... In the article, Sechrist provides information on the goal of wakeboarder, the basic forces affecting Wakeboarding, and the way to reach a constant speed. Wakeboarding requires less expensive boats, slower speeds and has much higher fun levels than water-skiing. By reading the article you can g...

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Running the engine at idle speed (1000 rpm). 3. ... The operating temperature reading can be record through the thermocouple scanner display. ... Increase the engine speed to 1500 rpm. 6. ... After that, increase the engine speed by 500 rpm. 11. ... Increase the engine speed to 1500 rpm. 14. ...

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Cohen et al. (1990) also proposed a parallel processing model in which the word travels faster due to the greater practice of word reading. ... The study determined the stroop effect to be a result of the response-competition phenomenon, not related to the speed of processing of the color or word. ... Thus, reading the color-word is automatic as one reads very often, but naming the color is not. This theory explains why in an incongruent task subjects are slower and more error prone because they cannot avoid the automatic process of reading. ... Seeing that automaticity assumes word processing...

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Low speed centrifuge was used to filter out and pellet the large cell debris, the mixture formally known as supernatant. The supernatant was in turn centrifuge at high speeds to obtain the chloroplasts. ... The readings were taken under strict time management, with readings taken almost exactly at each five-minute mark until the twenty-minutes mark was reached. The foil test tube reading was taken first and then rewrapped until the end of the experiment when it was unwrapped and a final reading taken. ... The absorption spectra of each pigment were then reveled as the spectrometer was se...

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Previous experiments suggest that reading text printed on green paper will improve learning and performance for students. ... Data was collected on oral reading fluency, comprehension, and the speed of the participant. ... Does printing text on colored paper increase reading comprehension skills compared to printing test on white paper? ... Data was collected on oral reading fluency, comprehension, and the speed of the participant. ... I did this to ensure that all participants were on, or around the same reading level. ...

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When I first saw the title of the article "Stay Fit with MySportTraining" I expected that the article would be about some new kind of fitness program where I would learn how to increase my speed, endurance, strength, etc. for sports but as I started to read the article I realized it had nothing to do with increasing speed, strength, or endurance it was about a computer program made for Windows Powered Handheld or Pocket PC that keeps track of your workout progress. ... The price of the various versions ranges from $14.95 to $24.95 After reading the article I realized that MySportTraining ha...

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Not to mention its strong presence as a source of infinite information from topics ranging from health to entertainment and education, the future of the printed book is clearly threatened by the speed and efficiency of the Internet and its gargantuan powerhouse of knowledge and information. My experience of reading a hyperfiction is wholly different from one of reading a printed book. ... (Landow, pg 11) I shape my own focus of reading. No longer am I confined only to reading what an author wants me to read. ... Our reading is our interpretation. ...

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In general, this indicates that a single word includes only one response thereby making reading a fast process. ... It was also clear that the current research supports Brown (1915) evaluation that the speed of completing the Stroop task was not determined by reading being a trained ability. ... Therefore, the interference was not due to the reading skills but on the association of information in the brain. ... Another one is that the participants should not have assessed each other's response time and errors as the assessor may familiarize with the Stroop task sheet and therefore, affect...

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I was placed in the worst reading group because of my slow and labored reading tendencies. ... This was an unexpected position for someone who struggles with attentional and processing speed issues, being that it demands a tremendous amount of focus. ... Before my sophomore year I tried avoiding concentration-demanding tasks and hiding my syntax and processing speed issues by avoiding challenges. ... Since I didn't push myself to focus while reading in my head, I often struggled in test taking positions when I wasn't given the luxury of reading aloud. ... Reading this book has helped...

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Support your point of view with examples from your observation, experience, reading, or study of history. ... First, the advances of technology have set up a brand new pace to our lives making opportunities come and go in a minute, demanding speed of thought. ... I partly agree with the saying, for the current pace of life demands speed in decision making. ...

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"Performance" was broken down into four parts: Speed, Drag force, Horsepower, and Handling. The author does a good job explaining the naturally constant proportion of speed to drag force. ... He brings up other factors that affect speed but fails to even touch on what they are about. ... In the Economy section, under "drag force at low speeds", Sill discusses lowering the friction coefficient, though in the speed section he claims "the density of air, and the coefficient of friction are set, and do not change much", but he does not say how the friction coefficient can be altered to decrease dr...

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But other than physical unease, how did seeing one of my favorite novels on a monitor affect my reading of it? ... When reading a novel, the more immersed and involved I am, the faster I read. As my emotions speed up, so does my reading. However, on a computer, I would start to speed up at the end of the page, just as I needed to scroll down to get more info - slowing my reading back down again. ... I enjoy reading articles where my interest determines the path of my reading; where I can chose to visit or not to visit particular sites; where my path can change each time I read it. ...

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Introduction: Enzymes are a kind of protein that catalyze reactions by bonding to specifically shaped active sites thus lowering the energy reaction level which in turn speeds up the reaction. ... We also hypothesized that because enzyme and substrate concentrations in a reaction are proportional to each other, the reaction will occur at a speed proportionate to the amount of enzyme/substrate present. ... As soon as the catechol was added, readings of absorbance were taken on the spectrophotometer. Readings were taken at 0 minutes and then every 2 minutes up until 10 minutes. ... F...

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Predict the reading Elec will see on the ammeter and explain this result. (3 marks) c. ... The fan has 2 speed settings, high and low. ... Dale determines that the resistance of the fan at various speeds and the current flowing through the circuit when using a single battery. Speed Resistance Current Low 20 Ω 0.06 A High 10 Ω 0.1 A a. Dale finds that the fan does not receive 1.5 V whether operating at high or low speeds. ...

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At a fixed speed, pressure difference (pump head) and brake torque in the pump are measured as the flow rate is decreased at predetermined intervals of 2 gpm. ... For this experiment, the power supplied to the pump (Pin) is given by Pin = TN where T is the brake torque (ft-lbf) and N is the shaft speed (RPM). ... However, to convert to horsepower, 1 HP = 550 ft-lbf/sec Results Data: Shaft speed: 1600 RPM Q (gpm) pin (in H2O) pout (psig) T (in-lbf) Äp (psig) Pin (HP) Pout (HP) z (%) 30 -10.3 2.4 7.5 2.77 0.190 0.048 25.3 28 -7.1 2.9 6....

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Abstract The following study was an experiment conducted to explore the possibility of age and anxiety having an effect on the level of reading span attained after completion of a computerised reading span task and an anxiety self report. ... The test was administered to university students whose reading comprehension had been measured. There proved to be a good relationship between working memory span and reading comprehension. ... Reading span was the dependent variable that was measured. ... Perceptual Speed The measure of speed was obtained as described by Salthouse and Bab...

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Speed and efficiency are among just a few advantages that technology has to offer now a days, but will it be able to replace the book in totality, or what kind of value does the book still hold? As we progress through his reading, we see that he touches many aspects including the resistance of change. ... "There will be nothing to replace the reading of a book or a newspaper in bed- (94); which is true, but that doesn't mean that technology is set out to abolish the book from existence. ... It ranges from talking to friends or family members directly, to watching a movie or reading the ...

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