Essays on Kan

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It is evident that particulate matter is becoming increasingly concentrated in Asia as reported by WHO. Power plants, dust storms, fossil fuels burning in vehicles as well as various industrial facilities result in highly significant amounts of particulates in the Asian continent. People in countries such as Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, and Nepal are prone to and in most cases suffer from aggravating respiratory and heart diseases such as emphysema, bronchitis, and asthma. Bronchitis, characterized by coughing up of dry mucus which is sometimes colored, is an inflammation of the lining of the bronchial tubes that carry air to the ...

After The War is considered to be one of the most iconic and ground breaking works of influential playwright Philip Kan Gotanda, who was appointed as a tenured faculty member at the University of California Berkeley's department of theatre, dance and performance studies in 2014. The staging of Gotanda’s play at the San Francisco Asian Art Museum that I viewed recently was markedly different and unique from how the play was first enacted on stage at the American Conservatory Theatre in the 2006-07 period. The play was renamed After The War Blues, and instead of being presented as ...

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Dalirian, Zohreh, Alienation in Edward Hopper's and Jackson Pollock's Paintings (Wichita, Kan.: Wichita State University, 2010. In this published dissertation, Zohreh Dalirian compares Pollock’s alienation to that of Edward Hopper as expressed through their different artworks. He views Pollock’s art as a metaphor for his life. The alienation captured in his artwork can be used to explain his psychological characteristics. This work may be used to explore the link between artistic expression and psychology. Fisher, K, "Expressing The Age: How The Painting Of Jackson Pollock Displayed The Political Culture Of Abstract Expressionism.", Philogia, Vol. 2, ...

Elektromagnetische Wellen

Kurs Datum Inhaltsverzeichnis EINLEITUNG 1. Wellenarten und Betrachtung 2. 1. Elektromagnetische Wellen und Felder 2. 2. Aufbau EM Welle 2.3. Erzeugung EM Welle 2.4. Besonderheiten EM Welle 2.5. Ausbreitung EM Welle 3. Mobilfunkstrahlung 3.1. Zunahme Mobilfunk und Entwicklung (Handyantenne) 3.2. Bandbreite 3.3. SAR und Richtlinien 4.1 Verursacher und mögliche Auswirkungen 4.2. Vorbeugung gefährlicher Strahlung

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QUELLENVERZEICHNIS EINLEITUNG Elektromagnetische Wellen sind die transversalen Wellen (Scherwellen), in denen der Vektor der Stärke der elektrischen und magnetischen Felder senkrecht zur Wellenausbreitungsrichtung schwingen, aber sie unterscheiden sich wesentlich von Wasserwellen, und dem Laut, da sie von der Quelle an den Empfä ...