39 résultats pour "how"

• Gordie Howe.

• Elias Howe

  Elias Howe 1819-1867 La machine à coudre fut le premier appareil produit en grandes quantités aussi bien pour l'u ­ sage domestique qu'industriel. Elias Howe, ingé­ nieur mécanicien américain, fut l'inventeur du premier modèle, conçu pour l'utilisation prati­ que. Alors que la majeure partie du tissage et du filage avait déjà été mécanisée vers 1800, les vêtements étaient toujours cousus entièrement à la main. Un tailleur parisien, Barthélemy...

• Howe, Richard

• know-how.

• How do the three documents interact to deal with the intersection of multiple identities?

  Bac Blanc Self-expression and self-construction are a big part of what makes us who we are. In fact, some people and their communities share their experiences of how they found themselves as well as their identity that they accept. The vogue communities as well the LGBT community depict perhaps in one of the most pure ways how one would deal with the intersection of multiple identities. Taking into account each document we’ll show how they interact to deal with the intersection of...

• How did Roosevelt address the challenges of the Great Depression ?

  How did Roosevelt address the challenges of the Great Depression ? Introduction : After the economic crisis of 1929 in the United States, President Roosevelt, elected in 1932, had to deal with the Great Depression that hit the country through his series of New Deal programs. In this analysis, we will focus on two documents, the first document is a testimony realized by Oscar Ameringer to the US Government Committee dated from 1932 while the second document is a cartoon drawn by Cl...

• How and Why teleworking is growing so much ?

  How and Why teleworking is growing so much ? Nowadays , le développement rapide de l’accès aux technologies is keeping workers away from the office more than ever. En effet, Il suffit simplement d’une connection internet disponible et le travail peut etre effectué ou l’on souhaite. De nombreuses start-up aux Etats Unis se sont d’ailleurs lancées en travaillant dans leurs garages. Apparu en 1950 aux États-Unis , de nombreux facteurs sociaux ont contribués au développement rapide du télétra...

• Summary of renewable energies: ENERGY AND HOW DO WE MAKE ELECTRICITY ?

  ENERGY AND HOW DO WE MAKE ELECTRICITY ? Summary What is a non- renewable source ? Most of our electricity comes from power stations that use fossil fuels like coal, oil and gas to generate the electricity. They are called non-renewable sources because you can’t make any more and they will run out. Unfortunately, burning fossil fuels produces greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane which may cause global warming. List all non- renewable source. Nuclear fuel Coa...

• ORAL LLCE How can arts influence mentalities about women’s conditions ?

  ORAL LLCE How can arts influence mentalities about women’s conditions ? ● INTRODUCTION ● I/ CHALLENGING MENTALITIES THROUGH LITERATURE ○ ○ Jane Eyre, 1847 The Way of All Flesh, 2018 ● II/ THE POWER OF MUSIC ○ ○ Virgin Mary, 2023 Riot Girls, 90s ● III/ EXPANDING TO VISUAL ARTS ● ○ Medusa with the head of Perseus, 2008 ○ Hidden figures CONCLUSION Art is known for being a way of expression and denunciation, reflecting the different ways of thinking and society’s...

• Portfolio llcer "how art is used to denounce injustice towards minorities in the American system"

  Art can be defined as the expression of human skills and imagination .In the 20th century, minorities have used art as a way to escape and denounce the USA and its society where the white are privileged over coloured people.In this presentation I will show how art is used to denounce injustice towards minorities in the American system and I will especially focus on the African American society. This set of documents illustrate the theme « Arts and debating Ideas ». There are 5 documents in...

• texte spé anglais amc Problématique : how african american artists bring their culture to life through music?

  Axe : Living together / representation Problématique : how african american artists bring their culture to life through music? Plan:  Expressing pride  Conveying a political message 1. Intro through the ages, african-americans have been and remain a discriminated community, particularly in the united states, where they have suffered violence and racism. Art, which enables people to express themselves and spread a message to all, has been used in many ways to combat these inequalit...

• Oral de spécialité LLCE; How does travelling contribute to constructing the self?

  How does travelling contribute to constructing the self? OEUVRE INTEGRALE Moon Palace and Effing's quest for identity. "Once he left the cave, Effing said, he traveled through the desert for several days before coming to the town of Bluff. From then on, things became easier for him. He worked his way north, slowly moving from town to town, and made it back to Salt Lake City by the end of June, where he linked up with the railroad and bought a ticket for San Francisco. It was in California t...

• Oral AMC : How does social media impact American society ?

  MEDIA INFLUENCE Today, the media is associated with our daily life and impacts our society in many ways. There are different types of media such as radio, TV or social media. They are called “Mass Media”. It means they seek to reach a large audience via mass communication. They play an important role in shaping public opinion thanks to their communication and information tools. We will focus on this influence in the United States. Thus, we can wonder : how does social media impact Americ...

• SOCIAL CHOICE How Nations (May) Decide on Distributions within Society

  SOCIAL CHOICE How Nations (May) Decide on Distributions within Society Outline (with possible number of 90-minute lectures in parentheses) 1. Description and Comparison of Existing Social Systems (3) 1.1. Examples of Different Constitutions and Voting Rules 1.2. Historical and Social Explanations 2. Social Contract Theory (10) 2.1. Introduction 2.2. Philosophical Foundations 2.3. Economic Foundations 2.4. Norms 2.5. Justice, Equity and Equality 3. Social Welfare Functions (10)...

• How to define art?

  How to define art The expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power. Is it Possible to Define Art? By Ford Crull To even attempt a definition of art today seems almost insurmountable. But what might be more reasonable is to seek some understanding of the issues that are prevalent in our current artistic climate. One common thread amo...

• What are the influences of the Gilead society and how they have an impact on the woman’s lives?

  I. What are the influences of the Gilead society and how they have an impact on the woman’s lives? 1) The society in Gilead: how can we say that there are totalitarian and religious influences Characteristics. 1. Gilead is a theocracy, a government where church and state are combined 2. Hierarchy: The commander and The Wives (most privileged social class), The Eyes, The Guardians and The Angels (police other citizens). The women are divided into the categories of Aunts (contro...

• Low Power Modes

  I will explain you what are low power modes, how much energy they consume according to two different studies and how is it related to the global warming.  A lot of electricity is used by equipment that aren't performing their primary function. These equipment states are called low power modes, they are neither  completely «on» nor completely «off» as we can see in this figure. Ross and Meier (2000) reports that several international studies have found standby power to be as much as 10% of reside...

• How Is Britain Dealing With Its Identity Crisis ?

  How is Britain dealing with its identity crisis ? Première version : What is Britishness ? Identity is one of those concepts that we are all familiar with on the surface, but probably struggle to define. Throughout the centuries, the UK has become more and more multicultural, its identity has changed, sometimes with some difficulties. However, since Brexit in november 2020 which separated Britain from Europe, the country is dealing with its identity crisis. Why is Britain dealing with it...

• How did roosevelt adress the challenges of the 1929 great depression?

  How did Roosevelt address the challenges of the 1929 great depression ? Intro: Today we are gonna - explain the 1929’s crisis and the great depression - What are the consequences of the great depression chomage - who’s Roosevelt, when was he elected ? It’s in that historical context that Franklin delano Roosevelt was elected as the 32nd president he won the election of 1933 against the previous president Hoover - question - plan Photo : 1936 Unemployed Men Eating in Volunteers of Ame...

• how did apartheid shape social, economic and racial inequalities in South Africa ?

  As Nelson Mandela once said, being free is not just about throwing off your chains, it is about living in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others. We will see in this summary that freedom for many people in South Africa has not yet been achieved despite the end of Apartheid. So I'm going to talk to you about South Africa on the theme of living together. We will ask how did apartheid shape social, economic and racial inequalities in South Africa? We will see in the first part...

• the handmaid's tale: How far do you agree that Margaret Atwood makes resistance central to THT?

  How far do you agree that Margaret Atwood makes resistance central to THT? I - Atwood demonstrates that resistance is a source of hope II - However, Atwood shows that resistance, particularly active resistance, succumbs to the ??? Firstly, Offred is quite passive : Examples Indeed, it is why she lives vicariously through other characters as seen before. However, even then, they lose their will to resist or it leads them to their downfall. Firstly, Moira is the free-spirited and rebel...

• Microeconomics.

• Anthropology.

• Dexter

  TPE : Anti-héros / Dexter C’est au XIX eme siècle que l’on voit apparaître de plus en plus d’antihéros. Dans l'antiquité, les qualités du héros étaient : la renommée, la gloire, la force, la volonté de vaincre, le courage , la sagesse, l’intelligence , la grandeur, l’accomplissement d’exploits. Un héros (ou, au féminin, une héroïne) est un personnage réel ou fictif de l'Histoire, de la mythologi...

• Archaeology.

• Psychology.

• Learning.

• Psychotherapy.

• Intelligence.

• Concepts

• George Washington I INTRODUCTION George Washington (1732-1799), first president of the United States (1789-1797) and one of the most important leaders in United States history.

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• Star (astronomy) - astronomy.

• Meteorology.

• Consciousness

• Culture.

• Race - biology.

• Geology.