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Australia is keen on greater U.S presence in the pacific region according to Pat Conroy, the Australian Minister for International Development and the Pacific and also for Defence Industry.  Minister Conroy, who is on his fourth visit in PNG, says today he looks forward to forward to meeting with Pacific leaders in the side-lines of the dialogue and reemphasising Australia’s commitment to the prosperity and stability in the region. Australia Keen on Greater US Presence in the Pacific  Today he is attending a workshop program to reinforce Australia’s support for the Rugby League Voice Against Violence program which contributes to combatting domestic violence in PNG; and he also intends to meet up with Papua New Guinean aged care workers who will travel to Australia to take up employment under the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme.  Minister Conroy also says recognising the importance of healthy reefs and oceans to the Pacific family, he is set to announce Australia’s $6.6 million...

Volume Under The Curve . Applying the formula for the solid of revolution, we get Inte = integrate (fit, [xi],8); How to use Integration to find VOLUME under a curve?? YouTube from www.youtube.com After using the curve fitting app to generate the curve, and saved the data of fit in the workspace as fit: %this returns a vector of values of the integral in each point, but i need the area inside the curve, and not the vector of values. The wave can be described as a sine/cos curve. Source: brainly.com You could do it by the basic method you illustrated. Joined jan 24, 2013 messages 11 gender Source: www.researchgate.net This applet demonstrates volume under a curve. 1 popular form of abbreviation for volume under curve updated in 2022 Source: philschatz.com The region r is bound by the x axis, the lines and , V2 = the volume enclosed by the curve y=x^3 around y axis. Source: www.chegg.com This energy is not uniformly distributed throughout the material, and it is this inequauty that g...

Have you seen the images of monuments and temples behind the new currency notes of India? Did you know that all of them with the exception of the 2000 rupee note are all UNESCO World Heritage sites and are some of India’s best heritage gems? One such gem on the back of the 200 rupee Indian note is the Sanchi Stupa, one of India’s oldest stone structures and commissioned by none other than the great emperor Ashoka himself in the 3rd century BCE, about 5000 years ago. While the Sanchi Stupa itself is special, its intricately carved toranas or gateways are breath taking. There are 4 toranas in total and each one is steeped in stunning architecture and umpteen visual stories from the jataka tales and from others. The one at the back of the 200 rupee note is the Western torana view and you can notice by the 4 yakshas supporting the structure. Built in the 1st century BCE, these toranas are mesmerizing and are believed to have been the pioneers of this type of architecture at those times. Mi...

When people think of Iran, they think of the large square and bustling bazaars of Isfahan , the ruins of Persepolis and the tea houses of Tehran. But, when I think of Iran, I think of the desert city of Na’in, the mountain village of Abyaneh and Yazd, the city of wind towers, Zoroastrianism and the one that has a sweet tooth . I think of the rich Iranian hospitality , the beautifully woven carpets, the endless conversations had over many cups of tea, the super friendly people and the ubiquitous door knockers . In this article, I wish to talk about Na’in, one of the cities mentioned above. Located 140 kilometres east of Isfahan, Na’in is one of those Iranian cities where it feels like time has come to a standstill. It’s citadel, it’s mud houses, its gorgeous mosques and its busy bazaars transport you to a different era. You cannot stop admiring the door knockers on its house doors as you walk past its narrow lanes. Each door has a male and a female door knocker and they came in diffe...