1. What was the dilemma of Karna in the episode of ‘giving away kavach-kundal’? What solution did he find and why?
#HUMAN RIGHTS :-
Human rights are inherent and universal to all individuals, regardless of their background or status. These rights, based on human dignity, range from the right to life to those ensuring a dignified life, such as rights to food, education, and freedom.
Key characteristics
Universal and inalienable: Applicable to all and should not be removed, except under specific legal conditions.
Interdependent and indivisible: Various rights are linked, with progress in one supporting others,
Pure (intrinsic) Si/Ge have very low conductivity at room temp.
Doping adds controlled carriers → practical conductivity and device action.
n-type (donors, 5 valence e⁻): P, As, Sb → majority electrons.
p-type (acceptors, 3 valence e⁻): B, Ga, In → majority holes.
Used to engineer diodes, BJTs, JFETs, MOSFETs, resistors, etc.
BJT: IC≈βIB
Introduction to Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Definition
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R), also called physiatry, is a branch of medicine that aims to enhance and restore functional ability, independence, and quality of life to people with physical impairments or disabilities. It focuses on the whole person rather than just the disease, integrating medical treatment with physical, psychological, and social rehabilitation.
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Historical Background
PM&R began developing
Expanded Physics Concepts
Force
Velocity
Speed vs Velocity
Displacement
S.E. Hinton’s 1967’s novel, The Outsiders, presents a compelling exploration on how teenage identity is shaped and tied to class division. Through the construction of character, setting, and language, the novel positions readers to understand that adolescent identity is heavily influenced by social and economic factors. This analysis will examine how characterisation of characters reveals internal conflict and social expectation, how the setting reflects the influence of class and group divisions,
Richards’ main question: How can we know the value of art when old morals are fading? His answer: Value comes from psychology, from how human desires are arranged. Impulses: People have many desires that often clash, and society shapes them but never fully. Appetencies and aversions: Appetencies are what we want; aversions are what we avoid. Something has value if it satisfies strong desires in a useful way. Needs: First come basic needs (food, sleep), then social needs, and then higher ones like
RINITIS PORCINA POR CUERPOS DE INCLUSIÓN
Agente causal: Herpesvirus (citomegalovirus).
Afecta: lechones 2–3 semanas.
Incubación: 5–10 días.
Signos clínicos:
Rinitis serosa → purulenta si hay infección secundaria.
Anemia, fiebre, alta morbilidad, baja mortalidad.
Lesión característica: inclusiones basofílicas intranucleares en células epiteliales de glándulas (persisten hasta 1 mes). Casos graves → también en cerebro.
Diagnóstico: historia + signos + inclusiones + aislamiento viral
Great — I went through all your PPTs and here’s a simple, combined summary in *easy language* for you:
### 1. *What is a Script?*
* A script is the *blueprint of a film*.
* It tells the story in a way that animators, voice actors, and editors can follow.
* In animation, it’s even more important because everything — characters, settings, movements — must be created from scratch.
* A good script is *visual, clear, and expressive*, not just dialogue.
### 2. *Functions & Purpose of a Script*...