what is environmental manipulation? please read below for the rest of the question?
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You learn and evaluate the quality of the evidence while you learn. As a child, generally speaking you regard your parents as "quality" providers. This effects your behaviour profoundly. All role models that you respect and trust continue through life to provide evidence that influences what you believe and therefore your behaviour. You have to choose between believing a guy in a striped t-shirt in the dock of a court house charged with a crime or the smartly turned out policeman in uniform? What you believe will, if you are the judge or a member of the jury effect your behaviour. You will probably believe the policeman - just because of his position in society. Just putting someone in the dock of a court makes them look guilty and effects your belief about them - and influences your behaviour.
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Perhaps you mean "aseptic manipulations" in a BSC (Biological Safety Cabinet).  It sounds like you are being asked to record what you see in terms of aseptic technique.\n\nRead these for some guidance on what you might expect to see:\nhttp://www.globalrph.com/aseptic.htm\nhttp://www.ibc.umn.edu/cabinet.html\n\nCheers-
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slope is the manipulated \n\n distance an object travels is the responding\n\nIMDR \n\nindependent - manipulated\n\ndependent - responding
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try this website.\n\nYou should give more info about what sort of mechanisms you are looking for.
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ways of consumer exploitation eg:under weight,hoarding etc.
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Yes it is. And it is also environmentally correct. Help the environment dummy.
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Well that is a tricky question, because do you mean environmental like related to the planet or environmental as in a company's surroundings.\n\nEnvironmentally, all natural occurances affect business.  For example, snow could shut down a distribution center for a company in Florida, limiting the arrival of a new product.  But on the counterside, it increases business for a snow lodge, which is a positive effect, but one none the less.\n\nAs for surroundings, look at Porter's Five Forces.  Everything affects business, legal issues  consumer trends, new technology, all have an effect on how business runs.
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I think this can help you :)http://www.ecotao.com/holism/hu_mod.htm\ngood luck
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did you mean cargo.  It has somthing to do with carbon that changes isotopes randomly.  years later there will be a change in cargo.
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the manipulation of individual molecules.\n\nfor applications, see below.
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If you are marketing any product, you must persuade your audience to purchase that product over other products.  \n\nPersuasion is one thing, manipulation is quite another.  \n\nManipulation implies that there is a deliberate attempt to mislead a customer or falsify information.\n\nFor example:\n\nPersuasive:  Our product contains ingredients that have been shown to lower the risk of heart disease when included as part of a healthy diet.\n\nManipulative: Our product will cure heart disease, lower cholesterol and make you lose weight.  If you don't eat our product you will die, and probably soon, of a heart attack.\n\nPersuasion is ethical, manipulation is not.\n\nYou can question whether a customer ought to be persuaded to spend money on your product (cigarettes, lottery tickets, luxury items) when there are other things they could spend it on, but that is your personal choice depending on the product and your own personal ethics regarding it.\n\nIt is great to question whether a specific marketing tactic is ethical or manipulative - there have definitely been examples of manipulative or unethical marketing campaigns, but you really can't paint all marketing techniques with the same brush.
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Environmental science is the study of the interactions among the physical, chemical and biological components of the environment; with a focus on pollution and degradation of the environment related due to human activities; and the impact on biodiversity and sustainability from local and global development. It is inherently an interdisciplinary field that draws upon not only its core scientific areas, but also applies knowledge from other non-scientific studies such as economics, law and social sciences. Physics is used to understand the flux of material and energy interaction and construct mathematical models of environmental phenomena. Chemistry is applied to understand the molecular interactions in natural systems. Biology is fundamental to describing the effects within the plant and animal kingdoms.
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there's are so many different approach's....\n\ncitebase.eprints.org/cgi-bin/citations?id=oai:arXiv.org:nlin/0511015 \n\nhere's one site i'm sure you could link from there....
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Customer guidance, crowd control, rope and post.\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=%28customer+guidance%2C+rope+and+post%2C+crowd+control%29&btnG=Search
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the trapping of gases in the earth's atmosphere is called green house effect. These gases raises the temperature of earths atmosphere which leads to the melting of the polar ice caps
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I'm not sure if you're refering to environment as the "real world" or really environmental matters. I'll try to address both.\n\nFirst - how math relates to the real world, by that meaning pretty much every thing. Math is a tool for explaining the behavior of real world events. It doesn't mean that we understand how those events work, but we can predict them. For example, other than probably Stephen Hawking and a few other physicsts, most people don't even have a clue as to how gravity works, but most high school physics students can calculate the gravitational pull of two bodies in space, because they know the mathematical equations, which describe this behavior.\n\nSo math allows us to predict how something will behave. What we do is "map" the real world problem into its equivalent mathematical equations, turn the math crank a few times, and then an "answer" may pop out. That answer maps back into the real world solution.\n\nBecause of this...\n\nAn engineer knows that a bridge will stand before it is built.\n\nA rocket scientist knows how much big to build a rocket and how much fuel will be needed to reach the moon.\n\nA banker knows how much a monthly mortgage payment needs to be for a 30 year 6% mortgage.\n\n\nHowever, everyone does this real-world -> math-world -> real-world mapping almost every day.\n\nConsider the common calculator. It adds, subtracts, multiplies, etc. The one thing it doesn't contain is markings for the numbers it represents. There's no button for dollars, gallons of gasoline, boxes of store inventory. And yet people use calculators (a math world tool) all the time to solve real world problems. Here's some examples:\n\nBalancing the checkbook. All those numbers represent dollars, but the calculator doesn't care.\n\nCalculating batting averages. There's no button for times and bat nor times on base.\n\nAnd finally calculating how much paint will be needed to paint a room. The calculator doesn't include buttons for the size of the rooms or the gallons of paint needed.\n\nSo in short, the calculator will help you solve this problems, but you have to know how to translate the problem into the calculator and back out.\n\n\nNext let's look at specific environmental applications. Math can help predict the growth or shrinkage of populations of species. It can help to understand the weather. It provides the understanding of carbon dating so we can determine how old organic material old it is, such as old bones.\n\nFinally, many shapes found in nature can be described through math, some of which is very new math. For example, fractals (a part of chaos theory) are beginning to explain the shapes of trees, clouds, and rivers.
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I believe this methodological approach compares data from observation of natural phenomena, rather than controlled experiments, to make a credible claim. It may not be feasible, legal, or ethical to do certain experiments, so you basically have to look at what's happening in nature to infer conclusions. Maybe try looking up 'natural experiment' or 'comparative method?'