The order of the bytes go in - Byte (B), Kilo byte (KB), Mega Byte (MB), Giga Byte (GB), Terra Byte (TB)
A megabyte. There are 1024 KiloBytes in a MegaByte Believe it or not, the prefixes to those units, kilo, mega (and giga) are still used and in that order in science. eg. kilowatt and megawatt (and gigawatt) in electricity. In science, aside from computing, kilo means 1000 and mega means 1,000,000 of a unit.
Size ( Eg:- 150G / 250GB .. ) , Speed (eg:- 5400/7200 RPM ) , Cache Size ( Eg:- 8/16/32 MB ), Type ( Eg:- IDE /SATA.. ), I/O speed
Wind sucking is when a horse bites on something (eg. wood) and sucks up. horses do this when they are bored.
The order is (with an example for a human):1.Domain (sometimes not included) eg. Eukarya2.Kingdom eg. Animalia3.Phylum eg. Chordata4.Class eg. Mammalia5.Order eg. Primates6.Family eg. Hominidae7.Genus eg. Homo8.Species eg. H. sapiensOccasionally, there is a rank below species.9. Subspecies eg. H. s. sapiens
The order is (with an example for a human):1.Domain (sometimes not included) eg. Eukarya2.Kingdom eg. Animalia3.Phylum eg. Chordata4.Class eg. Mammalia5.Order eg. Primates6.Family eg. Hominidae7.Genus eg. Homo8.Species eg. H. sapiensOccasionally, there is a rank below species.9. Subspecies eg. H. s. sapiens
for all the nations eg europ
The smallestRNA viruses in terms of genome size are the smallest of the retroviruses (eg Rous Sarcoma Virus); genome 3.5 kb, particle diameter 80 nm. The smallest DNA viruses are the hepadnaviruses (eg hepatitis B) (3.2 kb, 42 nm). The parvoviruses have smaller capsids (18-26 nm), but a larger genome (5 kb). Viroids are infectious agents of plants that are comprised of a single small molecule of RNA. They lack a capsid and are not considered to be viruses. The smallest DNA bacteriophage is phi X174 which I believe is larger than Hepa B. RNA phages typically contain about 4 kb. I don't believe there are any plant viruses smaller than what I've noted.
In an office geographical order is to file things by location, eg countries, states, suburbs, etc.
In an office geographical order is to file things by location, eg countries, states, suburbs, etc.
For communication eg in order to write to others
assertive - This word describes a sentence that declares your belief.eg The Earth is flat.eg I believe the Earth is flat.affirmative - This commonly means a sentence that is not negative.eg affirmative - The Earth is flat.eg negative - The Earth is not flat.Imperative - This means a sentence that is worded as an order,eg Look at how flat the Earth is!
There is no patron saint of 'order.' However, each religious order (eg.: Dominicans, Franciscans, Jesuits) have their own patron saints.
Firstly, I think you should know clearly what they are and then the order of them. Here I can provide you the basic rules of the Chinese stroke order: (1) Write Héng ( - ) first before Shù ( | ), eg. 十 (2) Write Piě ( / ) first before Nà ( \ ), eg. 人 (3) Write strokes/components from top to bottom, eg. 三 (4) Write from left to right, eg. 胡 (5) write from the outsider ones to inner ones, eg. 问 (6) write the Π-like component first, then inner ones, finally close the square by the Héng ( - ) as the bottom line, eg. 国 (7) Write the strokes from middle to sides, eg. 小.
The word sequence means to put in an order eg numerical or alphabetical
500 MB can mean two thing: 500 MEGA BYTES of main (system) memmory or 500 Mega bytes of storage (disk drive). One Megabyte is roughly the equivalent of one full novel. its not exactly 500megabytes, this is due to each value increasing by itself, eg 1,2,4,8,16,32,64,128,256,512.....etc. Answer A byte is a unit of data storage. A megabyte is 1,000,000 bytes. And 500 megabytes is (of course) 500,000,000 bytes. Data storage comes in many forms (disk drives, memory (properly called RAM), flash memory like USB sticks, etc.) but the term 500 MB means the same thing either way. And yes, data storage that is equal to 500 MB is perfectly possible, the person who gave the second answer seems not to realize that multiples of two do not govern everything. RAM is usually retailed in such units (64 MB, 128 MB, 256 MB, etc.), but other methods of storage have no such constraints (like CDs that hold 700 MB, or floppy disks that hold 1.44 MB). AnswerWhoever gave the 3rd answer is forgetting that there is such thing as File System (FS) on mass Storage devices (such as CD's, DVD's, Harddrives, Floppy Disks etc) which take up space. EG if you get a 1GB Pendrive, it will have 0.99GB Space because the file system will take up the 0.01GB. So if you are looking at 500MegaBytes of RAM, there is a different type of file system, which is NOT stored on the RAM sticks, which means you get the full 500MB. :-)Answer Is this kid serious asking this question? Yes their is such thing as 500 mb. Some people should not be allowed to own a computer...
You can't. Load the file into some cloud service (eg Google Drive, Icloud, OneDrive, Dropbox) and send the person an email link to it.
They look a lot like film frame ratios, ie how much the width is times the height, for films (and TVs). The ones I have in my DVD/Video collection are: 1.33 (Full screen 4:3)- old TV programs and films trimmed for old TV full screen 1.56 (14:9) - eg Tilly Trotter 1.66 - eg The Railway Children 1.67 - eg The Wild Geese 1.75 - eg The Jungle Book 1.77 - eg The Sting 1.78 (Wide screen 16:9) - eg Monsters University 1.85 - eg Despicable Me 2.20 - eg The Sound of Music 2.25 - eg Project A 2.28 - eg The Last Emperor 2.30 - eg Titanic 2.35 - eg The Mummy 2.39 - eg Ratatouille 2.40 - eg Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix 2.50 - eg Troy 2.55 - eg The Bridge on the River Kwai 2.70 - eg Ben-Hur A lot of films are at 1.85 and 2.35
Both fissipeds and pinnipeds are to do with the order Carnivora (not to be confused with carnivorous animals).Fissipeds are the terrestral members or the order Carnivora. eg. cats, dogs, bears, weasels etc.Pinnipeds are the aquatic members of the order Carnivora. eg. true seals, eared seals and walruses.
Internal DOS command are those which were pre loaded into the Operating system. (I am talking about the DOS ver 3.2) In contrast to the External DOS commands, which are the utilities developed for different functionalities (usually .exe and .com files) eg. FORMAT, DISKCOPY,FDISK which are to be used from the storage medium they are in; in the floppy drive (or a Hard Disk Drive!!! on a Intel 286 based AT computer with a storage capacity of 20 MB!!! How large compared to stacks of floppies each with 360 KB capacity!!!) :-)
Internal DOS command are those which were pre loaded into the Operating system. (I am talking about the DOS ver 3.2) In contrast to the External DOS commands, which are the utilities developed for different functionalities (usually .exe and .com files) eg. FORMAT, DISKCOPY,FDISK which are to be used from the storage medium they are in; in the floppy drive (or a Hard Disk Drive!!! on a Intel 286 based AT computer with a storage capacity of 20 MB!!! How large compared to stacks of floppies each with 360 KB capacity!!!) :-)-PUBBS
Fungi is the name of the kingdom. (Kingdom: Fungi)Fungi is classified into different classes.Class: Phycomycetes eg: Mucor, RhizopusClass: Ascomycetes eg: Penicillium, YeastClass: Basidiomycetes eg: Ustilago. Puccinia, Agaricus(mushroom)Class: Deuteromycetes eg: Alternaria, Colletotrichumclassification of Rhizopus stoloniferKingdom: FungiPhylum: ZygomycotaClass: ZygomycetesOrder: MucoralesFamily: MucoraceaeGenus: RhizopusSpecies: stolonifer
chordates eg. marsupialsporifera(sponges) eg boring spongerotifera eg rotifersbryozoa eg sea matsechinodermata eg sea starcnidaria eg hydranematodas,annelidas,plathyheminthes eg ascaris,leech,planaria
A lake is usually fresh water and is therefore not directly comparable. However in general the order of size would normally be:-BiggestOcean (eg the Pacific Ocean)Sea (eg the Mediterranean Sea or the Sea of Cortez)Lake (eg Lake Victoria)Smallest