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Because of the basic rule of the scientific process. A scientist's findings must be repeatable by others in similar conditions to dispel any belief that results were not due to the scientist's error, fancy, motives, etc.
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In 1954, Benjamin Almeda founded the Almeda Cottage Industry (now the Almedah Food Machineries Corporation) which manufactured his basic food processing inventions including his rice grinder, meat grinder and coconut grater. (about.com:inventors)
Visual Basic includes some object orientated aspects, basic was strictly procedural.
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Canada is a very diverse economy with each region having it's own industries and cultures targeting certain industries. For example a Francophone from Quebec is very likely to be employed in the civil service, a person from a remote coastal community to be employed in the fishing industry. A person in Alberta is likely to be employed in agriculture or the oil industry, and a person in the far north or remote reserves least likely to be employed at all. As for the work itself, most of it would be in service industries but it runs the complete range from advanced nuclear testing to basic labour.
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The basic, smallest unit of life, is the cell.
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basic industry - working in the mine , jobs like this are called basic jobs , because they provide the money needed to support the local economy . non-basic industry - cooks in restaurant , jobs like this are in non-basic industry , since they do not bring new money into the local money , instead they recycle the money that is already there .
Iron and steel industry is called basic industry because iron is required in making almost everything .for example vehicles, railway lines etc.
iron and steel industry is a basic industry becauseit provides raw material for numerous other industries.
Common laborers and craft workers were the two basic types of workers in American Industry in the 1800s.