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Prediatric Nutrition Assessment

Prediatric Nutrition Assessment. Infancy (0-12 months). Preschool (1-5 years). School Age (5-11years). Adolescent (11-19 years). Birth Classification Definitions:. Gestation: Preterm < 37 week gestation

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Workshop Agenda

Workshop Agenda. 4- 1. DISPERSION MODEL CONFIGURATION. 2-2. Dispersion Model Configuration.

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Speed, velocity and acceleration

Speed, velocity and acceleration. Physics 100 Chapter 2. speed. distance traveled elapsed time. speed = v =. Hawaii Kai ? Haleiwa In one hour. 50km 1 hr. v =. = 50 km/hr. 50km. This is the average speed over 1 hour. For shorter time intervals it can be higher or lower.

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Alkalinity of water

Alkalinity of water. Def : It is due to the presence of those types of substances in water which have tendency to increase the concentration of OH - ions either by hydrolysis or by dissociation of water. Factors

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Objective:

Objective:. Students will find the actual length from a scale drawing (8-3). Vocabulary. Scale drawing- a drawing that is similar but is either larger or smaller than the actual object. Steps. Read the problem carefully. Write down the problem. Set up your proportions.

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Predicting Heights

Predicting Heights. Sarah Beeson, Mike Levin, and Andy. Introduction. What we measured: Length of the hand Length of nose to the belly button Circumference of the ankle Measured the hand from the bottom of the hand to the top of the middle finger

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STAT 3120 Statistical Methods I

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Chapter 7: Similarity

Chapter 7: Similarity. 7-1 Ratios and Proportions. Objective To write ratios and solve proportions. Ratio: A comparison of two numbers Notation: words, colon, fraction or decimal (b 0) Proportion: An equation stating two ratios are equal Example:. Write the ratio in simplest form.

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Geometry Project

Geometry Project. By: Ty LeBeau Date: 3/24/13 Hour: 2 nd. The Clinometer. This device is used to find the angle at which you are looking at an object. Y ou solve the problems generated by using sine, cosine, and tangent properties. Some suggestions for improvement are:

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Seat Depth Measurement

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Saturn Trigonometry

Saturn Trigonometry. This presentation will take you through how trigonometry is used to calculate the angle at which Saturn is tilted in each of the images. Saturn Trigonometry. (hypotenuse). Actual height. Hubble. (opposite). Apparent height. The rings.

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