'Main subject' presentation slideshows

Processes

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SCALE & ACCURACY

SCALE & ACCURACY. SCALE. The amount of reduction that takes place in going from real-world dimensions to the new mapped area on the map plane. Defined as the ratio of map distance to earth distance, with each distance expressed in the same units of measurement. Verbal Scales.

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Can We Talk ?

CAS Spring Meeting San Diego, CA May 21, 2002. Can We Talk ?. Rose D. Barrett Martin T. King Richard O. Kirste Mark Priven . CAS Spring Meeting San Diego, CA May 21, 2002. Can We Talk ?. Skit 1 * Exam * Prizes Skit 2 * Exam * More Prizes Skit 3 * Exam * Grand Prize.

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Dr. Jacqueline Waggoner & Dr. Hillary Merk University of Portland waggoner@up.edu merk@up.edu

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Vocabulary 1

Vocabulary 1. Using context clues. Brink. Edge of a cliff; beginning point; edge. Chronology. Arrangement of events in time; time line. Conscientiously. Dutifully, carefully, following good moral conduct; efficiently. Disperse. Scatter in different directions. Muted.

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Light in photography

Light in photography. Photo I & II 2012. light. Direction from where the light hits the subject Crucial to any good photograph Can be manipulated through camera settings or external sources, both need to be controlled for the best quality photograph. Types of light. The sun.

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Advice for Field Photos

Advice for Field Photos. August 12, 2007. Every Picture Tells A Story. What Does This Photo Say?. What Does This Photo Say?. What Does This Photo Say?. What Does This Photo Say?. What Does This Photo Say?. What Does This Photo Say.

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Nigel Barker

Nigel Barker. By: Cassie Cook. Born on April 27, 1972 in London, England. He had 5 siblings He went to school at Bryanston School, which was a boarding school. At Bryanston , he took his A-levels in biology, chemistry, and physics.

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How to Effectively Use the IIUM Library OPAC: Basic Search

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David Muench

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Vocabulary 2

Vocabulary 2. Abrasive-rough , coarse , harsh. Bilk -cheat, defraud. Covert -hidden; undercover. Engender -to cause. Hangar -storage area for a plane. Knotty -complex; difficult to solve. Nuance -something subtle; fine shade of meaning.

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Evolving inclusion

Evolving inclusion. Mental Deficiency Act 1913. Idiots Imbeciles Feeble-minded Moral defectiveness Blind Deaf Epileptic Physical defective.

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Impressionist Art

Impressionist Art. 1860-1900. What is Impressionism?. Style of painting that began in Paris during the mid 1800s. Unlike artists before them they painted most paintings outdoors and liked to portray natural objects like trees, fields, and oceans.

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Blit z - Artefact for Spectacle

Blit z - Artefact for Spectacle. By Kiren Chanchal. What is Spectacle?. Spectacle is distinctive It is an event that makes you feel as if you are a part of it even though you are merely an observer A spectacle is something extraordinary which stands out from the norm

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The kimono is a Japanese traditional garment.

The kimono is a Japanese traditional garment. The word "kimono", which literally means a "thing to wear" has come to denote these full-length robes. Kimonos for men should fall approximately to the ankle.

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Cyber Bullying Terms

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THE RULE OF THIRDS

THE RULE OF THIRDS. The Rule of Thirds is a principle used by painters, photographers and other artists.

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Word Play in Holes

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Grammar Bellringer #17

Grammar Bellringer #17. Sentence & Fragment Review #1 . Practice.

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