… brains) 1) The mind perceives or “creates” the physical world 2) The mind cannot create anything original A) The mind did not originate the ideas of the physical world, but still creates it 1) The mind can only borrow ideas from experience…

… can divide indefinitely and develop into more mature, specialized cells. In the course of development, they ultimately become skin cells, neurons, muscle, blood cells and every other of the 220 cell types that make up the tissues and organs in the…

… there were about 20,000 southern right whales migrating to Africa’s coast that’s 7x as many as today. There are two eras in history when whales were hunted. One was called “open-boat” and the other was modern whaling. Open-boat was in the days of mody…

… develop skin cancer (SEER, 2000). Second only to breast cancer, malignant melanoma is now emerging as the most common cancer in young adults and women, specifically women ages 40-60 (SEER, 2000). There has been a sharp rise in the incidence rates…

… It was invented to make today’s processes run more efficiently. More than one version has been brought into the industry to work well with the changing technology of computers. The two versions are known as Windows NT Workstation and Windows NT…

… rate of photosynthesis in bean plant leaves. The overall equation for photosynthesis is 6CO2 + 12H2O -> C6H12O6 + 6O2 + 6H2O. As this equation demonstrates, during photosynthesis plants take in water and carbon dioxide and with the help of light convert…

… consisted almost exclusively of pre-Mexican War smoothbores not significantly different from the pieces with which we fought the Revolution. By 1865 however, advances in metallurgy combined with new manufacturing techniques, better powder, and more…

… of the planet and of greater diversity. The amount of precipitations and the temperature cause that their only limited factor is the light. They extend by Central America and of the South, central Africa, Malaysian and Indonesia mainly. The Amazonian…

… on tests. Introduction: The problem is that if the number hours sleeping will effect what you will do the next day. Or, does the hours sleeping have no effect on what happens the next day. Does the hours asleep really effect…

… 40 years. I’m only 24 years old, and my children cannot understand how my siblings and I lived with only one television set, and as my 6 year old said “with those little” channels (after a storm and cable went out). The science fiction of yesterday…