.... accurate evidence. Creation is based on plan and purpose, while evolution is based on time and chance. Both creation and evolution are faith propositions that are biased in their approach. However, the question is: “Which bias is the best bias to be biased with?” 1. Why can you say that both Creation and Evolution are biased in their approach? You can say that both creation and evolution are biased in their approach because those that believe in creation (creationists) posses a strong, firm, uncompromising sense of their beliefs and doctrines, and those that believe in evolution (evolutionists) posses an incompressible view of their beliefs. Creationists f ....

.... ecology. If chemistry is more your thing, you should enjoy working as a plant physiologist, plant biochemist, molecular biologist, or chemotaxonomist. If you like designs and microscopy, you would probably find plant structure interesting. If microscopic organisms appeal to you, you should look into microbiology, phycology, or mycology. If you are artistic, ornamental horticulture and landscape design might be right up your alley. If you worry about feeding the hungry, you should study plant pathology or plant breeding. At some larger universities, you can even study specific types of , each with its own department. These departments include argonomy (field crops ....

.... flux induces an emf, which produces a current in the coil; and this induced current produces its own magnet field. If the distance between the coil and the magnet decreases; so the magnetic field, and therefore the flux, through the coil increases. The magnetic field of the magnet points upward. To oppose this upward increase, the field produced by the induced current must point downward. Thus Lenz's law tells us that the current must move by the use of the use of the right hand rule. If the flux decreases, so the induced current produces an upward magnetic field that is "trying" to maintain the status quo. Let us consider what would happen if Lenz's law were just th ....

.... a tube-shaped head and a long, slender snout. Giant anteaters certainly live up to their name; some grow to be over six feet in length, with a tail of about three feet (Encarta ‘98)! Anteaters' tongues are two feet long, and the animals can move them in and out of their mouths up to 150 times per minute (Schupska 1). The giant anteaters lives on the ground. It walks with its front feet turned on the sides to protect its claws, which the animal uses to rip open ant nest before eating. Then it flits its long tongue and literally licks up the ants. The anteater precedes to rip oben a termite or ant hill with its clawed hand and work its tubular snout down into the heart ....

.... new genes with commercially or medically desirable properties. While the potential benefits of genetic engineering are considerable, so may be the potential dangers. For example, the introduction of cancer-causing genes into a common infectious organism, such as the influenza virus, could be hazardous. We have come to believe that all human beings are equal; but even more firmly, we are taught to believe each one of us is unique. Is that idea undercut by cloning? That is, if you can deliberately make any number of copies of an individual, is each one special? How special can clones feel, knowing they were replicated like smile buttons. ....

.... infected cutaneously the bacterium enters a cut or abrasion on the skin, such as when handling contaminated wool, hides, leather or hair products (especially goat hair) of the infected animal. A skin infection begins as a raised itchy bump that resembles an insect bite, but within one to two days it develops into a vesicle and then a painless ulcer, usually one to three centimeters in diameter with a black necrotic (dying) area in the center of the ulcer. Lymph glands in the adjacent area may swell. About twenty percent of untreated cases of cutaneous anthrax will result in death (www.cdc.gov). Deaths are rare due to antimicrobial therapy. When anthrax is contracted by ....

.... size. These are: (1) Inco. - Sudbury, (2) Noranda Mines Ltd. - Welland, and (3) Sulfide - Ontario There are a number of factors which govern the location of each manufacturing plant. Some of these factors that have to be considered when deciding the location of a Sulfuric Acid plant are: a. Whether there is ready access to raw materials; b. Whether the location is close to major transportation routes; c. Whether there is a suitable work force in the area for plant construction and operation; d. Whether there is sufficient energy resources readily available; e. Whether or not the chemical plant can carry out its ....

.... many of the earth's mysteries, people still rejected the idea that the continents moved for several reasons. Ignorance and strong religious beliefs played a part in this, but it was mainly rejected because of the lack of a good explanation for the movement of the continents. Wegener's theory for the movement of continents was called continental drift. This was not believable at the time because there was no way the continents could move through the rigid ocean floor. During WWII, people started to explore the ocean floor and discovered evidence that would prove Wegener's ideas about land movement. The most interesting feature of the ocean was the ridges running along th ....