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Forensic Archiving I

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On Common Ground The Power of Professional Learning Communities

On Common Ground The Power of Professional Learning Communities. Adapted from the work of Robert Eaker and Janel Keating. An Age of Uncertainty.

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General Biology

General Biology. Welcome Introduce General Biology Syllabus Break Chapter 1 Life and its many levels Evolution and diversity Process of science Chapter 2 Matter Elemental properties Bonds Chemical reactions. Ch. 1Themes in the study of life Biology Is the scientific study of life.

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Science Production 2008

Science Production 2008. Microscope Notes. Microscope Functions:. 1 . Eyepiece : Look through to view a specimen, magnifies an object 10x. 2. Coarse adjustment : Moves the stage up and down. Used for focusing on low and medium power ONLY!. 3. Fine adjustment :

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Aperture and the Relationship to Depth of Field

Aperture and the Relationship to Depth of Field. Lower f/stop = shorter depth of field. Aperture set at 4.5 f/stop. Aperture set at 5.6 f/stop. Aperture set at 7.1 f/stop. Higher f/stop = deeper depth of field. Aperture set at 9.0 f/stop. Aperture set at 11.0 f/stop.

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Why did Colonists Separate from Great Britain?

Why did Colonists Separate from Great Britain?. Under the British Crown Colonists Enjoyed These Rights:. Elected local representatives Freedom of Speech Right to own land Due Process Vote Jury Trials. What went wrong?. The French and Indian War.

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Microscope

Microscope. 02. Carrying a Microscope. A. B. Storing The Microscope. Return the lowest power objective in place Wrap the cord around the base Return dustcover. Cleaning the Microscope. Use lens paper on all glass parts of the microscope.

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Depth of Field & FOCUS

Depth of Field & FOCUS. Depth of field is the part of a scene that appears acceptably sharp in a photograph. Deep ? . ? Shallow. Shallow D.O.F. results in a blurry background. With a shallow depth of field, only a narrow band across the scene appears sharp (an F-stop like f2).

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NARFE 2013 Federation Convention

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The Physics of Photography

The Physics of Photography. How your camera works. Chloe Kuba and Karin Oxenham. The Lens. The purpose of the Lens is to collect light from the sample, and focus it on the image sensor. Focal Length. Focal Length:135mm. Focal Length: 200mm.

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h o p e f u l

h o p e f u l. ardworking. We are a highly-skilled, capable group of intently focused and determined workers dedicated to giving our all to help affect destinies. h o p e f u l. ardworking. u tcome based.

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Focus Zoom Insert

Focus Zoom Insert. How to capture attention with the Video Camera. There are 3 main ways that a filmmaker can draw attention to an item in a scene. Focus Zoom Insert Shot. zoom. Definition: a camera shot that changes smoothly from a long shot to a close-up or vice versa.

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Challenges in IM

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Framing

Framing. Adrianna, Charlotte & Paige. Viewpoint. Birds-eye view A birds eye view comes from above and allows a clear view of the layout. A place that offers a view of something and gives observation. A river from the viewpoint of a bluff. Point of View.

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