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Self-tutoring about electricity generation in Canada: the tutor continues about Nova Scotia’s electricity generation profile. In my previous post I begin about electricity generation in Nova Scotia. Now I continue, mentioning its electricity generation from tides. The highest tides in …
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Self-tutoring about electricity generation in Canada: the tutor turns to Nova Scotia. I’m from Nova Scotia, though I haven’t been back in decades. I especially miss the Annapolis Valley. In my recent posts I’ve mentioned Ontario and Quebec’s energy generation. …
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Self-tutoring about energy: the tutor mentions the fuel coke. Coke is a fuel made from heating bituminous coal without oxygen present.It might be pictured as grey, porous, rocky chunks of almost pure carbon. Coke is used as fuel because, being …
Self-tutoring about electricity generation in Quebec and Ontario: the tutor begins. As I mention in my post from July 17, Quebec and Ontario are first and second, respectively, among Canadian provinces in electricity generating capacity, with Quebec about 14% above …
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Self-tutoring about electricity and energy: the tutor mentions some units new to him. At an electricity generation plant, MWt means “megawatts thermal.” It measures the energy input. MWe means “megawatts electrical.” It’s the output. When burning fossil fuel such as …
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Self-tutoring about Canadian electricity production: the tutor begins. Canada’s leading electricity generating capacities are Quebec first, then Ontario second. In 2018, Quebec’s capacity was about 14% more than Ontario’s, and about 150% more than BC’s. Source: cer-rec.gc.ca cer-rec.gc.ca cer-rec.gc.ca
Tutoring English, you can get schooled. The tutor mentions good vs well. Technically, if a car performs well, we say it “runs well.” However, having looked over many car ads in my life, I can’t recall seeing “runs well” – …
Self-tutoring about lifestyle: the tutor mentions a trend in his life. The last few years, I don’t sleep so well as before. I might feel very tired at 23:30, but awaken at 02:30. My mind races – it won’t rest. …
Self-tutoring about birds: the tutor reflects about the black-billed cuckoo. We often hear of cuckoo birds in folk culture, but do they even live in Canada? Yes, two varieties do: the yellow-billed and the black-billed. The black-billed cuckoo certainly lived …
Tutoring English, vocabulary is always interesting. The tutor mentions endogenous. endogenous: caused from within, typically by an inherent part of the entity. Source: Mish, Frederick C (editor). Merriam-Webster Dictionary. Springfield: Merriam-Webster, 2004.