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Are large feet inherited?
Sometimes they are, sometimes you just get them. You can never know because feet size aren't coded with one gene, they're coded by a ton of genes.
When was Coded Languages created?
Coded Languages was created in 1981.
30 How is information stored and coded in DNA and genes?
how is the information stored and coded in DNA and genes
What is the scac coded for AFN?
AFNW
Where is the repressor structure coded?
operon
Are large feet inherited?
Sometimes they are, sometimes you just get them. You can never know because feet size aren't coded with one gene, they're coded by a ton of genes.
What is a hypertext document coded in?
HTML or sometimes XHTML or even XML
Why the name pulse code modulation?
because the data is sent as a series of digitally coded numeric values.
What type of field cannot hold duplicate value in ms access?
A primary key field is always unique. Any other field that you have can be set to not allow duplicate values if necessary too.A primary key field is always unique. Any other field that you have can be set to not allow duplicate values if necessary too.A primary key field is always unique. Any other field that you have can be set to not allow duplicate values if necessary too.A primary key field is always unique. Any other field that you have can be set to not allow duplicate values if necessary too.A primary key field is always unique. Any other field that you have can be set to not allow duplicate values if necessary too.A primary key field is always unique. Any other field that you have can be set to not allow duplicate values if necessary too.A primary key field is always unique. Any other field that you have can be set to not allow duplicate values if necessary too.A primary key field is always unique. Any other field that you have can be set to not allow duplicate values if necessary too.A primary key field is always unique. Any other field that you have can be set to not allow duplicate values if necessary too.A primary key field is always unique. Any other field that you have can be set to not allow duplicate values if necessary too.A primary key field is always unique. Any other field that you have can be set to not allow duplicate values if necessary too.
What determines what field values are allowed and what other properties the field will have?
Field values and properties are determined by the data type of the field. For example, a text field will allow any string value while a number field will only allow numerical values. Other properties of a field, such as length or required status, can be set by the user or developer configuring the field in a database or application.
What field allows the user to select from a list of values?
Lookup field
How to Normalization in arcgis?
In ArcGIS, normalization is typically achieved by using the Field Calculator to calculate normalized values based on a chosen formula or method. You can create a new field and populate it with normalized values by dividing the original values by a chosen factor (e.g., the sum of all values in the field) to scale the values between 0 and 1.
In databases what is the name of a field that has been obtained from values in another field?
derived or calculated field
The operator allows you to search for a range of values in one field?
The BETWEEN operator allows you to search for a range of values in one field.
Represent the values to display after Word evaluates the instructions of the IF field?
field results
What is a single set of field values?
And operator
Why uses the measured values of the resistors in calculating total resistance why not uses the color coded value?
The color coded value have a tolerance (last color ring). The usual is 2-5%. While in most case this has little influence, in certain cases it can be important.
