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A diya is a small terra cotta oil lamp used throughout India in Hindu ceremonies. The film follows the life history of an object through the every day experience of people who make, sell and use it in the...
A series looking at the behaviour and ecological interactions of micro-organisms. Examines a ranges of microscopic organisms under the light microscope. Includes both prokaryotes and eukaryotes....
Divers describe their experience of, and their attitudes to, the various developments in the use of diving equipment and how it has progressed form the early snorkel to today’s deep-water apparatus....
Suitable for food technology and catering students, this programme highlights the potential hazards in commercial kitchens and explains how they can be avoided. It deals with: Heat - dealing safely with hot...
Reviews the experimental evidence for drifting continents. Discusses paleoclimatic evidence for latitudinal drift; paleomagnetic evidence from ‘apparent polar wandering’ curves; fossil links between...
Explains how the ventilation effect on a hydrofoil blade travelling through water, can cause instability to the craft, and how a recent boat has been designed to use the ventilation effect to advantage....
Instructional DVD. This film gives practical advice on restoring damaged parts, designing and making special tools, focusing particularly how to cut threads with a mini lathe. Amongst the demonstrations...
With extraordinary access to their car manufacturing plant in Sweden, Volvo’s environmental experts show how life cycle analysis has enabled them to reduce the carbon footprint of their products and...
1: carbon dioxide and other gases in the atmosphere. Describeds some of the features of current models including uncertanties introduced by could and ocean absorption. 2: introduces nuclear radiation and...
6: Attempts to simulate a segment of a performance as it might have apeared around the time of the theatre’s opening. Shows part of the last scene of Shakespeare’s ‘Othello’, which was the play first...
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