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Arkansas Northeastern College Bordetella Lynn Lisk Mr. Morris BI24043A Microbiology 28 March 2017 In the early 1900’s two scientists, Jules Bordet and Octave Gengou, discovered the first bacterium in the Bordetella genus. The genus was named after Bordet. The bacteria within the Bordetella genus are Gram-negative and rod-shaped. These bacteria are typically coccobacilli (coccoid) (Finger). These bacteria usually occur either in pairs or are single. They have a thin murein layer surrounded

fingering chart. First Octave The first octave tenor sax fingerings are most often used in music. They range from the written A below middle C to the C sharp an octave above middle C. To play the lowest note, hold down the first three main keys of the left hand and the first three main keys of the right hand in addition to the low C

which is split into two parts: the opening octave and the ending sestet. Each of these segments are used in a way to guide the reader along the poem from the introduction of the problem to the conclusion. The problem is introduced in the first quatrain of the octave when Hopkins states “Why do men then now not reck his rod” (line 4). This line asks the reader why mankind does not understand and appreciate the power of God. This line from the opening octave is used to impart the problem upon the reader

enjoy. The first chapter captured my interest right away. I appreciated the learning the distinction between animals interpreting sound and humans. For example “some species extended their hearing up to about 8,000 cycles per second, which is an octave above the highest note on a piano . . . However, since a shark lacks a swimming bladder, they can only hear the bottom set notes on a keyboard” (Jourdain 9). The human body is involved; the ear is small and crucial to encoding data and interpreting

A lot of people who don’t really know much about instruments say that all instruments look the same, especially the trombone and the tuba. Of course, some people who have brains know that they are very different from each other, or are they? For the few people that are still reading this and are actually wondering what the heck is the difference between the trombone and the tuba then prepare. First, the history of the two instruments goes back centuries, and although the two are somewhat related

veryall. Again, at the octave watch out for the for the higher note. Make sure it's in tune with the lower note. I know it's hard but try not to rush in the octave, it will make you life a lot easier. In the up bow staccato, use your index finger to articulate more especially in this tempo. Caroline 90 Good overall. Watch out for the indication of the kind of bowstroke technique that Piatti asked for. Slower practice at the octave area. Think about the connection between each octave. When you are practicing

struck more frequently than the jegogan and usually less frequently than the Ugal. It is one octave above the jegogan and shares tones with the Ugal. Another name for the Jublag is Calung. The Kantil shares its lower octave with the Pemade. They are above the Ugal which plays the melody. There are usually 10 keys (2, 3, 5, 6, 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, and i) so the instrument spans two octaves.

sonnet spoken from the point of view of a woman who is permitting herself to remember an old lover over the duration of her cigarette. The poem is set up through the classical structure of a Petrarchan sonnet and shares the topic of a lost lover. The octave follows the course of the dream, which takes the form of smoke and shadows. The volta marks the end of the cigarette and the dream, but the speaker still continues her memories in the sestet to follow. Edna St. Vincent Millay’s “Sonnet IV” is similar

to when he sees a spider on a heal-all flower carrying the dead moth it has killed. He uses a modified Italian or Petrarchan sonnet, punctuation, repetition of rhyme and diction, repetition of anomaly, and repetition of the same rhyme in both the octave and the sestet, to convey that death is a question that cannot be answered and that the only solution, the only answer, is to continue to ponder over it. While it is a question that cannot be answered, it must be questioned anyway. He uses symbols

documentation must be collected as a result of the assessments. The two most popular risk assessment methodologies that are used today are: OCTAVE (Operationally Critical Threat, Asset, and Vulnerability Evaluation) which was developed at Carnegie Mellon University, and the NIST risk assessment methodology that is documented in NIST Special Publication 800-30. The OCTAVE methodology is a method that is used when assessing an organization 's information security needs. The most recently developed and