The phrase "in 2 days" typically indicates that something will occur after a period of two days has elapsed. For example, if today is Monday, "in 2 days" would mean the event or action is expected to happen on Wednesday. This expression emphasizes the completion of a two-day interval before the specified action takes place.
"Disp QS for 30 days" typically refers to a prescription instruction indicating that the medication should be dispensed in a quantity sufficient for 30 days. "QS" stands for "quantum sufficit," which means "as much as sufficient" in Latin, implying that the exact dosage should be tailored to the patient's needs for the duration specified. This instruction ensures that the patient receives enough medication to last for a month.
If there are 7 days in a week, and 2 days in a weekend, then the ratio would be 7:2
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It all depends on how many days are in each month. Semi-monthly should mean half-month if the prefix hasn't been skewed. Therefore, say febuary non leap year has 28 days, the semimonthly check would be every 14 days or 2 weeks. Say january, it would be 2 and 2/15 weeks.
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any instruction to somthing to do a task ,so here the instruction is input when you get a output from your instruction
There is no exit instruction in the 8085. Do you mean return, as in from a function or interrupt? If so, the instruction is RET.
I can only assume you mean days. In 2 average years, it will be 730.5 days.
You actually had a four day period, but the last 2 days just seemed as if you spotted. You are normal.
There are no actual cheats unless you have a Action Replay DS. In that case, refer to your Action Replay instruction manual.
I assume you mean months which about 2 months are in 60 days. If not 60 days are in 2 months. Then maybe its in 3 months in a half
It can mean 2 things 1 of them is a instruction manual to help you figure thigs out and another one could mean like to text a friend or something
If you mean 7 days + 5 days x 6, then the answer is 114 days.
(Do you mean the code to install??) If so, it should be on the back of the instruction booklet
Which code? If you mean serial number, that is original to the game, and should be printed on the back of your instruction manual.
"Disp QS for 30 days" typically refers to a prescription instruction indicating that the medication should be dispensed in a quantity sufficient for 30 days. "QS" stands for "quantum sufficit," which means "as much as sufficient" in Latin, implying that the exact dosage should be tailored to the patient's needs for the duration specified. This instruction ensures that the patient receives enough medication to last for a month.