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    • ENVI 2559 - Spring 2016
    • Name Instructor Course Date Proposal for Constructing a gym at Alfaisal University Purpose The purpose of the proposal is to requesting the school to construct a gym at the university and make it available for the students, faculty and the staff members.
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    • ENVIRONMEN 2559 - Fall 2015
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    • ENVIRONMEN 2559 - Fall 2015
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    • ENVIRONMEN 2559 - Fall 2015
    • Answer 4000MW is the as 4000000W = 13652000 Btu / (25*106 Btu) = .54608 tons * .03%(sulfur content) = .0163824 ton sulfur / .95 (precipitator efficiency) = 8.1912 * 10-4 * 907(kg / ton) =7429 kg / hr
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    • ENVIRONMEN 2559 - Fall 2015
    • Army1961 posted a reply Oct 19, 2015 at 5:47am Examine the literature in your topic area and identify five articles published within the past five years that investigate mediating, moderating, or independent variables in an attempt to contribute to theory
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    • ENVIRONMEN 2559 - Fall 2015
    • Examine the literature in your topic area and identify five articles published within the past five years that investigate mediating, moderating, or independent variables in an attempt to contribute to theory in the topic area. Write a paper in which for
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  • 7 pages AGE 401 _Environmental Conservation_Topic4_Topic 4 Sources and effects of greenhouse gases (GHGs)

    AGE 401 _Environmental Conservation_Topic4_Topic 4 Sources and effects of greenhouse gases (GHGs)

  • 12 pages AGE 401 _Environmental Conservation_Topic1_ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION DEFINITION AND SCOPE

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  • 10 pages AGE 401 _Environmental Conservation_Topic3_POPULATION GROWTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION

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  • 4 pages AGE 401 Environmental Conservation - Course outline
    • AGE 401 Environmental Conservation - Course outline
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    • ENVIRONMEN 2559 - Winter 2015
    • KENYATTA UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY COURSE OUTLINE Course: AGE 401: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION Academic Year: 1ST Semester, 2014/2015 Course Instructor: Alex Nthiwa Assessment Activities Successfully pass an assignment and a Continuous Assessment
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  • 6 pages AGE 401 _Environmental Conservation_Topic2_MAN-ENVIRONMENT RELATIONSHIP AND MAN_S IMPACT ON ENVIRONM

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    • ENVIRONMEN 2559 - Fall 2015
    • Optical Add- Drop Multiplexer was amongst the intelligent way using the communication signals. It is the basic constructional block of the fiber- optic network constructions. It uses unidirectional or bidirectional traffic organization at the same time. I
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    • ENVIRONMEN 2559 - Fall 2015
    • rite your mock Concept Paper using the PPT Concept Paper presentation found in the Dissertation Center. Follow the template guidelines for each section. 1.Write an Introduction describing your topic. Draw freely on your work in Week 1. 2.Write the Stateme
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    • ENVIRONMEN 2559 - Fall 2015
    • coefficient matrix x y z 80 60 50 2706 50 60 40 2200 70 80 80 3500 x matrix 2700 60 y matrix 50 80 2700 50 z matrix 80 60 2700 2200 60 40 50 2200 50 50 60 2200 3500 80 80 70 3500 80 70 80 80 (60 40) 80 80 -60 (50 40) 70 80 +50 (50 60) 70 80 80(4800-3200)-
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    • ENVIRONMEN 2559 - Fall 2015
    • 6.5.1.1.2 Monocotyledonous Root Monocotyledonous root is quite similar to that of a dicotyledon. There are more bundles of xylem and phloem present hence described as polyarch. Cells between the bundles are fibrous, whilst the cells of the endodermis have
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    • ENVIRONMEN 2559 - Fall 2015
    • After fertilization the ovules develop into the seeds. The ovule consists of a number of components: The funicle (funiculus, funiculi) or seed stalk which attaches the ovule to the placenta and hence ovary or fruit wall, at the pericarp. The nucellus, the
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    • ENVIRONMEN 2559 - Fall 2015
    • Figure 7.5: Leaf shapes, margins and venation. 7.9 Summary A leaf is a flattened structure of a higher plant, typically green and bladelike, that is attached to a stem directly or via a stalk. Leaves are the main organs of photosynthesis and transpiration
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    • ENVIRONMEN 2559 - Fall 2015
    • floral structure. These modifications have significance in the evolution of flowering plants and are used extensively by botanists to establish relationships among plant species. The four main parts of a flower are generally defined by their positions on
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    • ENVIRONMEN 2559 - Fall 2015
    • .6 Secondary Growth Apical growth increases the length of stems and roots. How is their girth increased from year to year? This is achieved by a process of secondary growth in the permanent zone. This takes place in wood perennials like trees and shrubs,
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    • ENVIRONMEN 2559 - Fall 2015
    • 7.4.2 Leaf Morphology External leaf characteristics, such as shape, margin, hairs, the petiole, and the presence of stipules, are important for identifying plant species, and botanists have developed a rich terminology for describing leaf characteristics.
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    • Figure 7.4: Types of leaf venation 7.7 Morphology Changes within a Single Plant Homoblasty Characteristic in which a plant has small changes in leaf size, shape, and growth habit between juvenile and adult stages. Heteroblasty Characteristic in which a pl
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    • ENVIRONMEN 2559 - Fall 2015
    • conditions, and protective measures such as the growth of thorns and the production of phytoliths, lignins, tannins and poisons. Deciduous plants in frigid or cold temperate regions typically shed their leaves in autumn, whereas in areas with a severe dry
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    • ENVIRONMEN 2559 - Fall 2015
    • How does meiosis achieve this halving of the chromosomes number? The answer lies in the behavior of the chromosome during the division process. Meiosis consists of two successive divisions. a) The parent cells split into two (first meiotic division) b) Th
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    • ENVIRONMEN 2559 - Fall 2015
    • Anaphase: Chromatids belonging to each chromosome part company and move towards opposite poles of the spindle. Chromaids are pulled to the poles of the spindle. Chromosomes part company and migrate to opposite poles of the cell, the centiomere leading. La
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    • ENVIRONMEN 2559 - Fall 2015
    • 6.5.1 The Root Part of the plant normally situated beneath the level of the ground and covered primarily with anchorage and absorption. Roots never bear leaves. The origin of a root branch is much deeper seated.Tip of a root is protected by a superficial
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    • ENVIRONMEN 2559 - Fall 2015
    • 6.4 Tissues and Organs A tissue can be defined as an aggregation of cells which each cooperates with all others in the performance of a particular group function. In a simple tissue, all cells are of the same type. Two or more different cell types are pre
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    • ENVIRONMEN 2559 - Fall 2015
    • Sclerenchyma Vascular Fibers: support, protection Sclereids: support, protection Xylem Vessel Members: Water and mineral transport, support. Mostly in advanced angiosperms Tracheids: Water and mineral transport, support. Mostly in gymnosperms and lower an
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    • ENVIRONMEN 2559 - Fall 2015
    • Figure 5.4: Components of xylem cell vessel elements and tracheids 5.3.2.2.1 Tracheids In vascular plants tracheids serve in the transport of water and inorganic material dissolved in water. Mature tracheids are spindle shaped and comparatively large up t
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