The sound of wind and waves could play in the background to give the sea feel and also the occasional sound of gulls. ... Also a very strong yellow light can be on the stage mixed slightly with a red filter to highlight heat. ... The actors fanning themselves and blowing on their faces could also show the heat. ... Also the gentle sound of waves lapping against a shore could help portray a scene without it having to be disjointed. ... The light can be "reflecting" off the water and this can be seen by putting translucent material in front of the specific lights and waving it so to produce a ri...

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The energy is released in a form of seismic waves. ... The most obvious sign for a tsunami is the coastal water retreating just before the waves reach the shore. This is actually the trough of the wave following behind. ... As the the strong winds pull the moisture from the ocean and it evaporates, the thunderstorm converts the moisture into heat. ... Because of heat, it causes more air to flow to the centre of the storm. ...

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It is also used in heat-treating, smelting, and refining metals. ... Waves, breaking along the shore, filled the holes with brine. ... Land absorbs and releases heat from the ! ... But the oceans absorb and release the sun's heat slowly. ...

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The names of the different lightning are: heat lightning, bead and rocket lightning, ribbon lightning, and ball lightning. ... The lightning strike produces an enormous amount of heat, which causes the air around it to be heated to about 10,000 degrees Celsius within a few millionths of a second. ... This creates a huge wave of compressed air, or a sound wave, that quickly moves from the spot of the lightning bolt to other directions, producing the sound we call "thunder". ... When the wave of the compressed air (sound wave) reaches the listener's ear, it causes the eardrum to vibrate...

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Lame Deer and Sanchez In the two short passages, "Listen to the Air" by John Lame Deer and Richard Erdoes, and "Sanchez" by William Least Heat Moon, we learn about two different Native American representatives and their likes and differences on Native American values. ... In "Sanchez", William Least Heat Moon talks about a particular encounter on his three month road voyage across country where he meets a man named Porfirio Sanchez while traveling through Texas. ... He looked directly at me, smiled, and oddly waved an upright thumb. As I passed, he waved goodbye. ...

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The use of personification in the sentences "heat leapt up at you from the paved streets ." and "the pain was eating through him" inform us that the conditions at WW1 were very hot and steamy. This was made worse by the fact that the land around them was so bare and that the heat only bounced of it and right back at you. ... Waving. ...

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The most effective way of removing the heat of a fire is through the use of water. ... Also without gloves the heat can be too much for their hands and that creates a distraction from the task at hand. ... This was a problem because of the heat, among other factors. ... It used to be done through recognition of heat. ...

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Two To Remember "Just as the diamond requires three properties for its formation "carbon, heat, and pressure "successful leaders require the interaction of three properties "character, knowledge, and application. ... The diamond needs heat. ... The third property, pressure "acting in conjunction with carbon and heat "forms the diamond. ... After a statement made by the Secretary of State for Colonial Affairs touched off a wave of violence including attempts on Kwame's life, Kwame did not respond to in kind even though many members of the CCP party where in favo...

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Anthrax is a colorless, odorless, tasteless bacterium that protects itself from the sunlight, heat, and disinfectant by forming a protective coat. ... Many Americans feared that the letters were part of a second wave of terrorism. ... Did the occurrences on September 11th trigger this wave new threat of Anthrax? ...

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Anthrax is a colorless, odorless, tasteless bacterium that protects itself from the sunlight, heat, and disinfectant by forming a protective coat. ... Many Americans feared that the letters were part of a second wave of terrorism. ... Did the occurrences on September 11th trigger this wave new threat of Anthrax? ...

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I kept looking at the corpse, and a wave of horror rolled through me as I recognized the face it was jarring as suddenly awakening from a nightmare, except that I had awakened from one nightmare into another," (320). ... " The only valid measurement was what the heat could do to a man, and what it could do to him was simple enough: it could kill him, bake his brains, or wring the sweat out of him until he dropped from exhaustion," (60). ... As Caputo put it, the heat was strong enough to kill a man or make him drop from exhaustion. When someone is exhausted from heat, they barely have the...

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A cold climate favors large animals, since large animals have more body fat and lose heat at a slower rate then do smaller animals. ... We beheld a colossal elephants head, armed with mighty tusks, its long trunk waving uncannily in the water, as though seeking something it had lost. ... The left over carcasses of these animals were often burned for light and heat in the frigid climate. ...

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It looked like waves in the ocean since both sides had deep impressions. ... It was my job to bring in enough firewood to keep the wood stove going all night since it was the only source of heat we had. ... My door was always open to let the heat in to warm my room. ...

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"If all of it could be converted into electricity, in two days an average hurricane could release enough heat energy to supply the whole of the United States for a year" (Allaby 43). ... A hurricane first starts off as a tropical wave. If a tropical wave persists for several days it is then known as a tropical disturbance. ...

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However, since the nature incorporates a conjunction between fire and heat, the sun and light, and witnesses a contrast between day and night, summer and winter, it implies that a certain power is inlaid. ... But time flies like the seawater, wave after wave, caressing the "pebbles" and wiping the obsolete sand. ...

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Because creationism and evolution have conflicted for many years, creationists now rely on scientific evidence, as well as biblical evidence, to prove that their beliefs are correct and that the problems in evolution cannot be ignored. The Bible tells the creation story, but it does not provide sci...

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Gallium arsenide (GaAs) is a chemical compound composed of gallium and arsenic. It is an important semiconductor, and is used to make devices such as microwave frequency integrated circuits, infrared light-emitting diodes and laser diodes. The electronic properties of GaAs are superior to silicon's....

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Imagine summer is coming, the sun is hot, the waves are up, and there is a sign saying, ""beach closed to contaminated water."" ... For every degree we lower our heat in a 60-degree to 70-degree range, we save up to 5% on heating costs. ...

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This feature is simply caused by the slashing, and back slashing of the ocean waves. ... In the heat beating sun of this month I had my first experience of what is called the "long ass line" at COB'S Campus. ...

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Space Colonization In 1609, Galileo Galilei pointed his newly invented telescope towards the heavens and became the first of all men to see that there were other worlds beyond the Earth. Years later, Nicholas Copernicus paved the way for the modern picture of the universe. He came up with a theory...

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Others defend their opposing views by citing the wave of abolition of other types of corporal punishment such as branding and flogging and propose that imprisonment should also replace the death penalty (McCord and Latzer 9). ... Just because some murders committed out of the heat of passion and are treated as second-degree murders in which death penalty does not apply, it does not nullify the deterrent effects of the death penalty. ... Passionate heat of the moment killings do not mean that the murderer has never thought of committing the crime before. ...

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The combustor adds heat and mass to the compressed air by burning a fuel. ... PULSE DETONATION WAVE ENGINE: One option for a hypersonic aircraft might be four or six Pulse Detonation Wave Engines (PDWEs), fuelled with liquid methane. ...

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You can also get a sense of the temperature in that environment by the shots of heat waves that seem to be boiling the desert surface and the camera sometimes moves through the arid land as if it yearns for water itself. ...

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True dance shows naught of haste or heat, Nor trick nor any kind of cheat. ... A field of wind-kissed waving wheat; A swaying sea, scarce waked to greet The dawn; clouds drifting; these things tell What dance may be - if it excel. ...

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Hinduism by Darshan Patel What is the Origin of the World?- In this poem, the poet talks about what existed before the world as we know it today, and before any creation, and even before the birth of the gods. He states there was neither nonexistence nor existence, the sky wasn't there neither ...

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