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The political cartoon shows a "Back To School SALE" sign in bright yellow at a gun store, where they are promoting the use of guns as a school stationary. This criticizes the normalized culture, and the accessibility of guns, even for kids. The source identifies the manner of how other countries or even people in the US criticize them for their politics and culture when it comes to gun rights, especially because of the worry of kids safety and public protection. The majority of nations

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A distinção entre vigência formal e vigência material é crucial para uma correta compreensão do modo de existência e constituição do Direito, e para diferenciar o Direito (ius) da lei (lex).

A vigência material corresponde a um específico modo-de-ser do Direito enquanto fenómeno culturalmente real e dotado de normatividade. Não se limita à existência da lei no papel, mas sim à sua efetiva assunção e vinculatividade na vida de uma comunidade social. Segundo Castanheira Neves, a

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types of transport- water, road-(most common), railway, air, pipeline Highways-4: D1-Bratislava-Košice,D2-Hungary-Czech republic,D3,D4 Express ways- Importance in economy-Supports automotive industry, Railway transport- transport of goods and raw material(coal, sand) Types of railway companies- ZSSK-public, Cargo-private, Regiojet-international Railway hubs in SK- Bratislava, Žilina, Košice Importance of air transport- supports tourism and business transport 2 main airports- BA- MR štefánik,

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Canadian Law: Chapters 1-4 Key Terms (Condensed)
Chapter 1 - Foundations
Anarchist Law - Rejects all laws as unjust. Ex: Refusing 2 pay taxes.
Colonial Law - Law as colonial control. Ex: Residential school laws.
Dialectical Materialism - History shaped by class conflict. Ex: Capitalism replacing feudalism.
Feminist Law Theory - Law reflects male bias. Ex: Reforming domestic violence laws.
Indigenous Law - Rooted in tradition & land. Ex: Healing circles.
Injustice - Unfairness. Ex: Racial profiling.

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Biology Booklet 2

Transport in Organisms

  • In unicellular and simple multicellular organisms, nutrient uptake and waste removal occur primarily via passive transport mechanisms such as diffusion, osmosis, and facilitated diffusion across the external membrane due to their small size and high surface area to volume ratio.

  • In complex multicellular organisms, diffusion alone is insufficient to meet metabolic demands because of increased cellular volume and distance. Thus, specialised transport systems have evolved

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ANTI-INFLAMMATORY AGENTS

They are medicines that reduce pain, swelling and fever without making you sleepy.

They are also known as NSAIDs, that are widely used for the treat- ment of minor pain and for the management of edema and tissue damage resulting from inflammatory joint disease.

Mechanism of Action

• They blocks cyclooxygenase (COX) enzymes responsible for production of prostaglandins, which promotes inflammation, pain and fever reduced by it.

Drugs

Sodium salicyclate

• Aspirin Mefenamic

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Biology

Biology CHAPTER 1, 2, 3- Exam revision 

Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes

Prokaryote: single celled organism, made up of prokaryotic cells, they don't contain membrane bound organelles. Examples: bacteria, archaea. 

Eukaryotes: a single celled or multicellular organism, made up of eukaryotic cells, they contain membrane bound organelles. Examples: protists, fungi, plants, animals. 

Organelles in plants and animal cells 

  • Nucleus: double membrane bound organelle, contains genetic material (DNA, RNA)
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Q.Explain (UDL)& (UVL) is converted into. sketch

1. Uniformly Distributed Load (UDL) Definition: Load is evenly spread across a length of a beam.Magnitude of Point W=w×L Load:where: = intensity of UDL (N/m or kN/m)= length over which UDL acts

UDL: Equivalent Point Load:

|‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾| | ↓ W = w × L

| w N/m | | (at L/2)

|___________| |_______________

<----- L -----> <----- L ----->

 2. Uniformly Varying Load (UVL)Definition: Load intensity varies linearly

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PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES IN RELATION TO BIOLOGICAL ACTION

Physicochemical Properties refers to physical and chemical characteristics of a drug molecule that influence it's behaviour in biological systems. • These properties plays a crucial role in determining the drug's absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion.

• It includes:

⑦Ionisation

②Solubility

3 Partition Coefficient

Hydrogen Bonding © Protein Binding ⑥Chelation

Bibisosterism

Optical Geometrical Isomerism.

IONISATION

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