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No such thing as "bad bacteria" and "good bacteria" because they are all one and the same (though not literally) and can be affected by the same thing if the "bad" bacteria is targeted. A rod-shaped bacterium can be any bacterial species, "good" or "bad."
Cornwallis thought the site provided safe haven for his army.
Plains and plenty of land for farming.
A bacterial cell is a single-celled organism, but a virus is just a protein wall containing DNA or RNA, which it injects into the nucleus of a cell to cause it to start replicating the virus's NA rather than the cell's own. Bacteria are large enough to be seen with optical microscopes, but virus's are so small they weren't discovered until electron microscopes came along. Bacteria are alive and virus's are not. Bacteria can be killed and therefor cured. Virus's live in the blood and they can be treated but not cured and it could always show itself again. bacteria are cellular form of life, bacteria can be good or bad. Good bacteria in intestines which help digestion, bad bacteria such as pathogens are able to reproduce on their own. Virus's are pathogenic, virus's are not cells, and they reproduce by taking over cells.
It isn't unique; it has happened before, and will probably happen again. We just don't know when. If we detect it early enough, there's a good chance that we would be able to move it enough to capture it in orbit; the mass of an asteroid in orbit would be IMMENSELY valuable in the construction of space habitats.
Yes, Vibrio Cholerae is a bacterium organism that is not good for you.
Pseudomonas Carboxydovoran Magnetospirillium Magnetotaticum
I good unique question to ask is what makes the person that you are speaking with unique?
Because unique good.
A good example may be mercury, which is a metal but is a liquid at room temperature, a unique feature not found in other metals.
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There are many good, unique lighting types. Some examples of good and unique lighting types include chandeliers, tea lights, fairy lights, and paper lanterns.
The problem solving capabilities suggest that humans are good, creative and unique.
A demand inelastic good (as opposed to a supply inelastic good) is a good that is essential to the well-being of individuals in the market. So certain staple food, such as maize, wheat, etc. are inelastic because they are a life requirement (these would be about as close to perfectly inelastic as you could get). In order for a firm to make their product inelastic they would benefit from making their product unique, or making it seem unique to the consumer, this is called 'branding' and or 'product differentiation'. The actual product doesn't have to be entirely unique, but should have a unique feature. The producer may differ themselves from the rest in some significant way (donating to charity, sponsoring events, employing locals etc.). Either make the good (or a particular unique feature of it) somewhat of a necessity for the consumer to have, or play on emotions; either way the brand loyalty among consumers will increase. There are also methods concerning 'predatory pricing' and 'exclusive dealings', however these would require the firm in question to be established as they involve eliminating substitutes for the product.
Bacillus anthracis bacterium, food borne pathogens, antibiotic resistance
They are unique!
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