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Prateep Kumar Nayak,Sisir Kanta Pradhan of the lens remains open. If the scene is static and the camera still, this has no ill effect on the image. However, if the camera moves during this interval, or if the scene moves relative to it, then we can experience motion blur, as we have anticipated in Section 2.5.

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Happiness and Hope in Educationding the relational aspects of teaching and learning. Natality is explained as a way of conceptualising the importance of arrival in the task of education and communitas as a particular way of understanding the experience of being in a community and living through the right livelihood.

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Is There a Positive Correlation Between Forgiveness and Happiness?working directly with the general public on forgiveness issues. This is considered particularly from the perspective as to whether evidence of the effectiveness of forgiveness, in terms of benefits accrued to the individual (i.e., greater happiness), can be used as an inducement to those otherwise reluctant to forgive.