Post et al 2002, write that the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada categorizes the criteria being a 50% decline in 10 years, or 3 generations to define a species as endangered. ... Combined with modern technologies is an increasing human population which results in more anglers per fish population. ... Non-resident anglers spend more money per day in the local area, are more likely to be more experienced anglers, and also have more money invested in fishing equipment than local fishers (Ditton et al 2002). ... This would leave anglers feeling confident in the fish stocks,...

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Proposition 32, Book 1: In any triangle, if one of the sides be produced, the exterior angle is equal to the two interior and opposite angles and the three interior angles of the triangle are equal to two right angles. (180 degrees) Proposition 4, Book 6: In equiangular triangles the sides about the equal angles are proportional, and those are corresponding sides which subtend the equal angles. ... Now because angle A is a right angle like angle BDA, and the angle B is common to both triangles and the remaining angle C equals angle DAB, one can infer that triangles ABC and DBA are equiangular....

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Deep focus is the use of lighting, sets, and camera angles to make things look bigger, or smaller, than what they really are. ... Toland's use of low-angle shots and optical illusions is what makes this film rise above most great films. Welles knew that low-angle shots showed power, but the optical illusion was something just first being capable of showing on film. ... The lighting tends to define depth of field especially in the Xanadu scenes. The idea of light and darkness defines spaces as safe, neutral or dangerous for the main character in his scenes. the singer's apartments ar...

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The learning competencies in Numbers and Number Sense are describes and illustrates well-defined sets, subsets, universal set and the null set; defines and describes the union and intersection of sets and the complement of a set; uses Venn Diagrams to represent sets, subsets and set operations; solves problems involving sets; describes and illustrates the absolute value of a number on a number line as the distance of the number from 0; performs fundamental operations on integers; addition, subtraction, multiplication, division; states and illustrates the different properties of the operations ...

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Some examples of the camera work he chose to use were focus, close ups, medium shots, long shots, high angles, low angles and zoom. ... I felt that these close-ups gave a greater defined anger and provided a more powerful impact. ... The low and high angles were some camera techniques that I believe made the movie what it was. ... Scenes that were filmed from a low angle however, showed fright and cowardice. ... The costumes worn in the film I felt defined how the people were meant to be portrayed, for example the warden was always clean with a suit and shiny shoes, the guards were always in...

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Pitch is defined as the degree of inclination or slope. ... The propeller also has an angle of attack. ... An angle of attack measures the angle between the wind created by the plane's forward motion and the angle of the airfoil. ... The angle between the chord line and the direction of the air blowing past the wing, called the relative wind, is the angle of attack. ... The blade angle changes from the hub to the tip, with the greatest angle of incidence, or highest pitch, at the hub and the smallest pitch at the tip. ...

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Elements that affect the viewer's opinion of a war or conflict can be the angle it is shot at and what is going on in the picture . The angle of a picture is what defines it. The angle of a photo determines how you perceive what is going on. ... Many pictures of tanks are taken from a low angle to show that they are powerful and a force to be reckoned with. With photos taken from a high angle, they can cause the object to seem inferior. ...

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The distinction between primary and secondary qualities has been acknowledged by both philosophy and science: Primary qualities are defined as qualities of an object in the external world which are thought to be characteristic of the object as it is in itself, and therefore whether anyone is aware of the object or not. ... Secondary qualities are defined as all sensible qualities which are not primary, such as colours, sounds, tastes, odours, and felt textures. ... Instead, experienced colour is relative to things like the nature and intensity of the light source, the angle to and distance ...

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The scene is very compact, erotic, the two main figures have serpentinata poses and are off centered, all of the main action of the picture is focused up in the front of the painting while there is no sign of depth through the background, and the light is coming from a strange, unnatural angle. ... Bronzino uses line and sfumato to define his figures and the folds and wrinkles in the fabrics throughout the scene, whereas Botticelli uses line to define his figures and provide visual texture to the waves of the water, the folds in the clothing, the movement of hair, and the layering of the angl...

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Macbeth: A tragic hero in every angle William Shakespeare, a well-known playwright, is famous for his tragedies such as Macbeth. ... To show that Macbeth is a tragic hero, the term « tragic hero » must be defined. ...

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Definition and Overview of the Airfoil According to the Fuller (1996) "The aerodynamic lift on an object moving through air is defined as the upward force on the object that opposes the downward force of gravity on the object. ... Properties of Airfoil and Angle of Attack There are several different types and properties of airfoils. In the common case lifting force depends on airfoil motion speed, type of profile and angle of attack. ... Symmetrical profiles produce lift only when they have an angle of attack, and asymmetrical can produce lift even if this angle equals zero. Knight states, "t...

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Mise-en-scene as defined by our text book is the directors control over what appears in the film frame, by controlling what appears he actually stages the event for the camera. ... The downward angle made the character seem weak and beaten. The upward angle of the camera and the longer pauses on the speaking character made him seem powerful and intimidating. ...

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(see below) Description Archimedean spiral is defined by the polar equation r == θn. ... Because there is a linear relation between radius and the angle, the distance between the windings is constant. ... When the Archimedes' spiral is available, this is easy: for an angle of magnitude  ï°ï‚ the radius is equal to this  ï°. With the trisection was meant the quest to divide an angle in three equal parts. ... While the angle is linear with the radius, a division of the radius in n equal parts gives n equal angles in the spiral. ...

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Camera angles are a very important part of the film, they help define the mood, how people interact with each other, and they can also foreshadow things that are going to come. ... After a short time there is an angle in which Charlie is asking to sit with his sister during break, she declines, then goes on to talk to her boyfriend. ... Although, when Charlie ingested LSD at a party, there was a wide angle shot of Charlie out in the snow. ... The reason why this shot was taken at such a wide and long angle was to show how "out of it" Charlie was, he was distant and not really thinkin...

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Define the evolutionary advancement in specific scientific and biological terms. ... In apes the foramen magnum is angled backward rather than beneath the skull. ... Once again, ape's femur is straight instead of angled inward compared to humans. ... In apes the foramen magnum is angled backward rather than beneath the skull, as in humans. ... Femur - In apes, the femur is straight instead of angled inward, as in humans. ...

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From the lines of the sunset and the almost perfectly triangular shape of the volcano to the carefully studied proportions of architectural designs and the sharply defined muscles of an athletic man, we see the very elements of the art that measures the world that I spoke of. ... In a rigorous, fast, and easily understandable way, XLVII proves that in a right-angled triangle the square of the hypotenuse, or diagonal, is equal to the sum of the squares on the remaining sides. ... "In right-angled triangles-, the Alexandrian mathematician tells us, "the square on the side subtending the right a...

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By examining each filmmaker's shot selection and especially camera angles and placement, we are able to see who it is each director defines as the child's ultimate authority - the paternal figure. ... The scene that defines Furious as the father the clearest is the scene in which Furious cuts Tre's hair. ... Our introduction to Danny and the defining of his father figure is not dissimilar from that of Tre's. ... What can be said of a defined and significant father figure if the effect is not shown on the child? ... When we find Furious and Tre talking about all this, ...

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The painting, now located in the Rhode Island School of Design can be viewed straight on when entered from the main space, as well as from every possible angle. ... The main figure then is used to define both the vertical and horizontal axis. ... Her foot leads us on a slight angle back through space, up her figure to her head with is then linked by its shadow to the painting with finishes the vertical line. ... The borders of the work are not clearly defined, as there are items and pieces of furniture that are cut off on both sides. ... With the use of art elements and principles of design as...

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In 1970 so many gay couples requested marriage licenses from Los Angles couty clerk, that clerks office requested Claifornia legistalture to tighten California marriage laws. ... The biggest blow to gay community came with the passage of Federal government's Defence of Marriage act (DOMA) in 1996, which defined marriage for federal purposes as a legal union between one man and one women, and permitted states to ignore out -of-state gay marriages, despite constitutional law that ruled otherwise (book). Congress has also approved a bill, the Defence of Mrriage Act, that will allow states t...

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The different varieties of cinematography used helps the viewer to understand the natural and the unnatural world, while symbolism and imagery defines the humans and their characteristics. ... The opening shot has a view of the skyline of Los Angeles shot at a wide angle in dark. ... Hence, a character can be defined as a replicant in such a way. ... The symbolism and usage of the eye in this film plays a vital role in defining the humans and the replicants. ...

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It is a small crack in "The House of Usher" which the narrator defines as "both the family and the family mansion and the fissure, which divides the house. ... "The eye...struggles in vain to reach the distinct angles of the chamber." ...

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Raskolnikov is defined by the double nature of his personality, with each facet being just as important as the other. ... The novel is founded on the distinctions between the two points of view, and you get both angles. ...

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First of all, a classic book is defined as a timeless masterpiece of literary art. ... To this end, people at any angle of our society will probably be able to relate the stories told towards their experiences. ...

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One of the paradoxes associated with the media coverage of sports is that the media open up new opportunities for spectators to view sports, but they also limit and define the experiences of spectators. ... By staying in and watching the game on television the viewer can see different camera angles, close-ups, slow motion shots, play by play description and so on. ...

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Robinson is wearing a small black dress, her hair is up, she is wearing heavy make up, the black mascara and eyeliner, which defines her eyes. ... These are conveyed in high angle shots, to make Ben feel small and less important than Mrs. ... Robinson is shown through low angle shots. ... He feels small and over powered by her; this is shown by a series of high angle shots of him. ... On the stairs, the camera is placed in the doorway of Elaines" room, a high angle shot of Ben, he looks small compared to the surroundings. ...

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