Essays on Technology & Engineering

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The Main Differences Between The Two Types of Batteries

3 pages / 1487 words

The main differences between the two types of batteries are that one is rechargeable (secondary) and one is non-rechargeable (primary). Rechargeable batteries are batteries which consist of reversible reactions which allow them to recharge, or it could get its potential back, by the work done...

Electronics

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Research in Biometrics

4 pages / 1815 words

Current advancements in technology have resulted in our dependency on machines while accomplishing daily tasks. However, breaches of highly sensitive data have raised awareness that the information that can be accessed online is not safe. Some of these breaches are by human interaction and hence...

Advantages of Technology Computer Security Innovation

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Drones' Capacity in Civil Engineering

3 pages / 1163 words

Drones refer to aircrafts that are controlled by pilots from the ground following a pre-programmed mission. The different types of drones available worldwide all fall into two categories; those that are used for pre-study purposes and those that are used for purposes of military activities....

Drones Engineering

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Genetic Engineering: an Overview of The Dna/rna and The Crispr/cas9 Technology

3 pages / 1570 words

As the field of Biotechnology grows, chemists and biologists alike are facing an ever-increasing conundrum of ethical hurdles brought on by technological breakthroughs. Genetic engineering stands on the cusp of a revolution. Breakthroughs in genetic engineering (GE) technologies will soon make it easier, cheaper, and...

Genetic Engineering

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The Life of Gregor Mendel and His Contributions to Science

2 pages / 889 words

Genetics is the most interesting part of science because it explains how certain traits are passed down by parents to their offspring. Gregor Mendel is considered the pioneer in explaining this theory of the genetics within generations of offspring. Mendel’s studies would shape the way...

Gene Genetic Engineering

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Using Kirchmayer’s Method for Short Term Hydro-thermal Scheduling

2 pages / 1124 words

The hydro plants require less starting time and take a load in a very short time as compared to thermal plants which take several time to make the boilers, superheater and turbine system ready to take the load. Hydro plants have the capability to handle...

Hydroelectric Power

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The Role of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering Education in My Life

2 pages / 935 words

Introduction My mother always said, “You always enjoyed the company of tools from your father’s toolkit, maybe a passion for trying against odds runs in your blood.” My father is an Electrical Engineer by qualification, with laurels as an industrial consultant by profession, only after...

Engineering Study

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The Use and Ethics of Genetic Engineering

2 pages / 1123 words

Ever since the first human genome, we have began to understand and even manipulate DNA. This has led to further scientific discovery, such as gene therapy and cloning. There have been opposing views over whether it is ethical to approach genetic engineering. I believe that...

Genetic Engineering

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Alexander Graham Bell, an Inventor of The Telephone

2 pages / 814 words

Alexander Graham Bell was a very important inventor. His life was very different than ours are today. Bell’s life was very interesting. Alexander Graham Bell was born on March 3,1847 in Edinburgh,Scotland and died on August 2,1922 in Nova Scotia,Canada at the age of 75....

Telephone

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The Boundless Changes in Globalization and Design Engineering

3 pages / 1366 words

The boundless changes in globalization and design engineering have made the role of an IndustrialEngineer essential. In this swiftly proliferating community, it is my desire to be a part of it. I believe that an MS in Industrial Engineering is a global platform for me...

Engineering Globalization

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Harry Beck’s Diagrammatic Map

2 pages / 817 words

Harry Beck’s diagrammatic map was an engineer and Underground employee, who charted the way we commute. Under the appointment, Frank Pick, Beck in 1933, devised a diagrammatic map of the London underground system that ignored geographical distances and instead presented an elegant, geometrical structure, which...

Mechanical Engineering

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Finite Element Method in The Engineering

2 pages / 759 words

Finite element method (FEM) is one of the most used methods by engineers. It’s a necessity for each engineer to understand this method. FEM is now an integral part of most structural analyses. In fact, we not only use FEM in the daily analysis, we...

Engineering

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The Potential and Consequences of Genetic Engineering

3 pages / 1278 words

In this source, Aziz discusses the potential outcome of genetic engineering. He begins this source by suggesting that genetic modification can lead to the creation of humans that are like video game characters: enhanced and indestructible. The thought sounds ideal, but there are also a...

Genetic Engineering

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The Dangers of Genetic Engineering to Humanity

1 page / 308 words

Genetic engineering was meant to improve human lives, but its necessity is questionable. For instance, those who cannot afford eugenics there are chances that employment opportunities will be limited to them. They would end up with no employment because of their fate because they were...

Genetic Engineering

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Non-destructive Method of Foreign Object Detection in Food Products

3 pages / 1416 words

Abstract Millions of tons of food are processed and packaged by individuals and machines. As such, the possibility exists that food manufacturers and the suppliers will not catch every object that does not belong in the product. When a person consumes a food that has...

Engineering Food Safety

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Review on Electric Vehicles

3 pages / 1493 words

With over one billion vehicles on the planet, the carbon dioxide emissions are rising. In the age of information, each and everyone is aware of the risks associated with vehicular pollution. In the past decade, there has been a boost in the consciousness of the...

Electric Car

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Review of Human Germline Engineering

2 pages / 822 words

Human germline engineering is the process by which a human’s inherited traits (or genes) are adapted. This is attained through altering specimen within the germinal cells, for instance, the oocyte and spermatogonium. Human germline engineering should not be confused with gene therapy. Gene therapy consists...

Genetic Engineering

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All You Need to Know About Software Engineering

4 pages / 1861 words

SOFTWARE ENGINEERING Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique preferences + experts online Get my essay RAMAJAYAM.G ( professor of Sri Krishna adithya college of arts and science) Abstract In this paper we are going...

Engineering

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Review Ob Innovations in Medicine

2 pages / 759 words

There are a lot of innovations in medicine around the world that have many beneficial effects for humanity. States like Japan, Germany, Italy are known for such great medical innovations. But, United States remains the world leader, having produced more than a half of the...

Innovation Medicare Therapy