Nuclear energy is energy in the nucleus of an atom. Atoms are the tiny particles that make up every object in the world. There are massive energy bonds that hold atoms together to generate electricity. We can extract more heat and electricity from a given amount of the nuclear power than from an equivalent amount of anything else because it is the most energy-dense resource compared to all of the other natural resources. Nuclear energy is not just utilized to supplied electricity; it is used
the earthquake and tsunami on 11 March 2011. It is stressful to Japan to recover his country. This disaster resulted in deterioration in the Japanese corporation from within and outside the country. There are many effects suffered by Japan after a hit by the tsunami waves, such as the effect of the politics, economy, social, technology, legal and environmental.
to the 1973 oil crisis, in which the Philippines was greatly affected. The Bataan Nuclear Power Plant was built in the early 1980s but never went into operation because of the strong opposition from Bataan residents and Philippine citizens. The Fukushima nuclear disaster gave pause to efforts to revive the plant (Ruwitch, 2012). Despite the dangers of the operation of nuclear power plants might bring, I still firmly believe that nuclear power plants should be used in the Philippines. Nuclear
There are five modes of transporting goods; pipeline, truck, air, rail and finally shipping. The Oceans of the world are used by the United States and other countries to import and export goods. Roughly about ninety percent of the world trade is shipped on the open water. The reason why shipping is used the most out of the five modes of transit is due to quantity and price. Countries aren’t going to spend millions of dollars exporting products through air travel or on rails and gain a small income
Pragmatics also focuses on “how people create meaningful communication”, or, “meaning in interaction” (Thomas, 1995, 62). David Crystal (1997) states that “Pragmatics studies the factors that govern our choice of language in social interaction and the effects of our choice on others” (Crystal, 1997, 120, cited in Rose Kasper, 2001, 2) Leech (1983) argues that “pragmatics is the study of meaning