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spec: The U.S. Department of Education , which funds this program requires that each participant be in at least one of the following three categories : 1 ) first-generation college students ( neither parent has a four-year college degree ) ; 2 ) income eligible students ( based on taxable income ) ; or , 3 ) students with disabilities . Difference of 2 spectra with blackbody at temperatures 30 C and 60 C and slit of 2 arcseconds were used . This sets the stage for IP telephony as a toll bypass service and for a plethora of new multimedia applications . Every degree is broken up into 60 equal pieces known as arcminutes which are similarly divided into 60 equal smaller pieces called arcseconds ( 1 arcsecond is 1/3600 of a degree ) . We can see that knots on either side of the central source that are separated by 0.9 arcseconds are easily resolved in the Keck images , but cannot be seen in the CTIO frames where they are slightly smaller than the theoretical diffraction limit . Following the presentation a number of participants told me that they felt renewed , reinvigorated , and rededicated to their work as adult educators because they saw that they are a part of an international group that works on adult literacy for humanitarian goals broader than human resources workforce development . The child was ardently attached to her ; but he was his mother 's image in face and spirit , and always mistrusted me . Fecal pellet counts were greater on herbicide-treated pastures than an untreated control in both spring and fall . This turned to acceptance as the value of women 's selection choices became apparent . The additional 43 arcseconds were a natural effect of Mercury 's motion through the spacetime curved by the Sun . The SAURON spectrograph collects more than 1400 spectra at once over an area of 33 x 44 arcseconds ( 33 arcseconds is roughly 1/60 th of the width of the full Moon ) .