on 03-Jun-2020 (Wed)

Contabilidade é uma ciência (social) que tem por objeto o patrimônio das entidades e por objetivo o controle desse patrimônio, com a finalidade de fornecer informações a seus usuários.

Contabilidade é uma ciência (social) que tem por objeto o patrimônio das entidades e por objetivo o controle desse patrimônio, com a finalidade de fornecer informações a seus usuários.

The Haber Process is used to manufacture ammonia

Ammonia is used to produce nitrogen-based fertilisers

The raw materials in the Haber Process are nitrogen and hydrogen.

Nitrogen for the Haber Process is obtained from the air

The central nervous system is made up of the

• spinal cord and
• brain

The spinal cord

• conducts sensory information from the peripheral nervous system

white matter = bundles of axons each coated with a sheath of myelin

The human forebrain (prosencephalon)

i CONTENTS Anthony L.

We should never say "merely" for metaphors, because that is what all descriptions are; we can never state just what something is, we can only describe what something is like—that is, to describe it in terms of other things that seem to us to have some similar properties—and then to con- sider the differences.

we label it with the same or a similar name so that thenceforth that older word or phrase will include this additional meaning-sense. This is why most of our words are "suitcase-words."

One special appeal of music is how effec- tively it can depict what we might call "abstract emotional scripts"—stories that seem to be about entities about whom we know nothing at all except that we can recognize their individual characteristics—e.g., this one is warm and affectionate, whereas that one is cold and insensitive

suppose that each higher level in the brain mainly reacts to the changes below it, but over some larger scale of time. If so, then when signals repeat at level A, the 5-Brain will have nothing to say. And if the signals that go up to B form a sequence that repeats—so that the 5-Brain keeps seeing a similar pattern—then the C-Brain will sense a "constant con- dition," and thus have nothing to say to the level above it.

It also could contribute to what makes some music so popu- lar: by depriving the listener of some usual inputs, that repetitiousness could free higher-level systems to pursue their own ideas.

when repetitive signals anesthetize some parts of your brain, this could release some other resources to think in new, unusual ways. This could be why some types of meditation can thrive on repetitive mantras and chants.