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What is the food used in aerobic respiration?
Mainly glucose
Which acid is used mainly in the manufacture of explosives?
Sulfuric
Compare the functions of the objective lens in a telescope and a microscope?
The objective lens in a microscope is mainly used to magnify an object. In a telescope, the objective lens is mainly used to gather light.
What protein is used in exoskeleton?
Exoskeletons are mainly chitin, a carbohydrate.
What are the uses of alkyds?
Alkyds are mainly used as coatings and paints.
Are there Euphemisms in American Sign Language For example I know that Lexicalized Fingerspelling is used instead of signing something vulgar Any examples of this?
Sign language definitely has euphemisms and signs for vulgar terms. Fingerspelling is not used for all vulgarities.
What is the name of the system used by Annie Sullivan to teach Helen Keller?
she used fingerspelling, braille, and to teach her how to speak, she used a system called Tad-Oma
Why do American sign language signers finger spell?
Fingerspelling is used for several reasons. Fingerspelling is traditionally used to spell out titles of works (such as book titles or names of movies or names of telivision programs, plays etc.), names of people or places that don't have signs, or other words that may not, yet, have a sign in American Sign Language. Fingerspelling may also be used for clarification, so that the other person understands what is being said. Furthermore, fingerspelling may be utilized by people with limited knowledge of American Sign Language Signs to spell out words that they do not know the proper sign for. For example a beginning ASL signer may sign "WHAT SIGN FOR T-O-M-A-T-O?" To which may be responded with a sign showing the answer to the question.
What is a wratchet person?
Wratchet is a term that can be used in many ways for it is mainly used to say that something is old or "white/redneck" or it could mean that its ugly
How do you use the word 'such as' in a sentence?
thir are lots of ways to use it, sutch as like how i just used it. it's mainly used as another way of saying "e.g."
When learning sign language which part should you learn first?
When learning sign language, it is important to start by learning the manual alphabet and basic signs for everyday communication such as greetings, introductions, and common phrases. Mastering these foundational elements will provide a strong base for further learning and fluency in sign language.
What does fem mean?
The term "fem" can be used in a few different ways. It is mainly used as a description for a feminine, girlie lesbian. It can be used as term to describe a more feminine gay man
How was paper used or practiced?
Well paper was used for drawing, writing, and recycling. But mainly it was used for keeping track of things threw writing. So it was used in many different ways including painting and such.
Where are robots mainly used?
Robots are mainly used in machinery.
Interesting ways Neon was used in the past?
Neon was used in the modern time for vacuum tubes, television tubes, lasers
What is the name of fingerspelling only?
The only name I've ever heard it called is fingerspelling. Also called "Manual Alphabet" :-) It is also, though not often, referred to as the " Rochester Method" or "Visible English". A method of deaf education that focuses on fingerspelling and speech. This method gets its name from the fact that it was used for a time as the main method of instruction at the Rochester School for the Deaf (formerly the "Western New York Institute for Deaf Mutes") in Rochester, New York. The Rochester Method is based on standard English. Each English word in a sentence is fingerspelled. This method isn't used much anymore because spelling out each word is a tedious, time-consuming process. (Stewart, 1992)
What water ways are near Zimbabwe?
Mainly, the Zambesi river.
