STUDY IN USA

Over the past three years the number of international students enrolling in U.S. institutions of higher education has grown by almost 7% to a record high in 2001 of 547,867. Currently China and India are the major countries of origin for international students in the U.S. Not too long ago in the late 1970's Iran and Nigeria, awash in petrodollars, were the leading sending countries, and before that in the 1960's it was Canada. More recently in the Mid 80's as Asia's Tiger economies started to roar, Taiwan, Malaysia and Korea were the three leading places of origin sending almost 20% of all international students to the US.
For the third year in a row, China has led the growth of international student enrollment as the top sending country (up 10%, to 59,939). India, which increased by more than 29% (to 54,664) this year, had the largest growth of the top 20 sending countries and for the first time has surpassed Japan as the second-leading sender of foreign students.
While student enrollment from Japan fell nearly 1% to 46,497, the country remained the third-largest sender despite the large growth of students sent by Korea (up nearly 11% to 45,685). The number of students from Korea had decreased markedly (by 9%, to 39,199 in 1998-99) due to the Asian economic downturn, but has now surpassed its previous high after two years of growth.
Japan had the largest number of students in the United States for four years (1995-98), but the number of students has shown small increases or even slight decreases over the past eight years, and Japan was surpassed by China last year and India this year.
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STUDY IN EUROPE

There are more than four thousand higher education institutions in Europe, from top-level research establishments to small, teaching-focused colleges. Europe itself is no less diverse, extending from the Arctic Circle to the coast of Africa, where tiny principalities sit side-by-side with many of the world’s leading economies.
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BIOLOGY

Biology - n. The study of living organisms and their vital processes.
It is the science devoted living organisms both plants and animals.
The term biology has been derived from two greek words ;bios=life,.
, logos=thinking ,discource or knowledge It is divided into two main branches, botany and zoology.
Biology is the area of science that studies life and its processes .
BRANCHES OF BIOLOGY:

1. Agriculture: study of producing crops from the land, with an emphasis on practical applications
2. Anatomy: the study of form and function, in plants, animals, and other organisms, or specifically in humans
3. Biochemistory:

kinematics

it derived from a greek word kineia which means to move ,
in kinematics we describe the motion of bodies without considring the cause or reason of motion .
MOTION:If a body is constently changing its position with respect to its surrounding then the body is said to be in the state of motion .
REST:If a body does not change its position with respect to its surrounding then the body is said to be in the state of rest.
TYPES OF MOTION: 1, linear motion
2, Circuler motion
3, Vibrational motion

KINEMATICS

kinematics is derived from a Greek word KINEIA which mean , to move, it is a branch of classical mechanics which describes the motion of bodies without considration of the causes leading to the motion.
Now if we are studing motion we must know what it is .
MOTION:If a body constently changing its position with respect to its surroundings then the body is said to be in the state of motion.
TYPES OF MOTION: 1, Linear motion
2, Circuler motion
3, vibrational motion
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REST:If a body does not change its position with respect to its surrounding then the body is said to be in the state of rest.

NEWTONS THIRD LAW OF MOTION

iT STATS ,
To every action there is an equale but opposite reaction
it is our every day experience if we hit a ball on the wall it will come back and with the same speed.

NEWTONS SECOND LAW OF MOTION

Newton satats second law of motin as,
If we apply a force on a body it it will accelerate in the direction of applied force , the megnitude of acceleration is directly proportional to the megnitude of applied force.
Consider a body of mass m is placed on the surface afoce F is applied on it
F is directly proportional a
F=ma