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Sustainable yield applies to resources?
a. renewable resources. b. non-renewable resources. c. perpetual resources.
Which is not a land resource the wind a forest iron soil?
The wind is not a land resource; it is an atmospheric resource. The other options, forest, iron, and soil, are all land resources.
Air water and other things you get from Earth are called?
natural resource
What resource tells the managers of a business how effectively the other three resources are being combined and used?
The resource that tells managers how effectively the other resources are being combined and utilized is the management information system (MIS). This system collects and analyzes data from various organizational resources such as personnel, finance, and operations to provide insights into overall performance and efficiency. Managers can use MIS reports to make informed decisions and optimize resource allocation.
Is it true or false that the core is where geologist look for oil gas and other resources?
False. Geologists typically look for oil, gas, and other resources in sedimentary basins, which are located beneath the Earth's surface and are often several kilometers deep. The Earth's core, which is composed of iron and nickel, is located much deeper in the Earth and is not accessible for resource exploration.
Which resource is not a type of natural resource a reusable resource b renewable resource c remarkable resource d nonrenewable resource?
c remarkable resource. Remarkable resources are not a recognized category of resources. The other options are known types of resources: reusable resources can be utilized multiple times, renewable resources can be replenished over time, and nonrenewable resources are finite and cannot be easily replaced.
What are input resources?
Components that define how to get information needed within other components are input resources. A file system resource reads the information from files on the file system. Input resources include HTTP resource, subversion resource, and classpath resource.
Sustainable yield applies to resources?
a. renewable resources. b. non-renewable resources. c. perpetual resources.
Is oil a resource in Canada?
Yes, oil is a resource in Canada. There are many other resources also.
How can one resource when used affect other resources?
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What is a resource compiler?
As the name suggests, a resource compiler (or RC) compiles resources. When we speak of resources in programming we are often referring to memory resources, however programs use many resource elements other than just memory (files and devices are also resources). However, a Windows application typically makes use of other resources such as strings, cursors, icons, bitmaps, dialog boxes, fonts, version information, and so on. To make use of these resource elements we need a resource-definition script (.rc file) but we typically use a resource editor to generate one for us. The RC's job is to compile the resource-definition script, the output of which can subsequently be linked with our application. The resources themselves are actually embedded in the data segment of the executable by the linker, thus making those resources immediately available to our application.
What is resource partition?
Resource partitioning is an evolutionary way for species to deal with competition for resources with other species. Species evolved in a way that allowed them to divide resources with other species to ensure their survival.
What is a subject index?
an information resource that contains references to other resources
What is a blackmailee?
A blackmailee is a person who is blackmailed - a person for whom money or other resources are exchanged in order to bribe them to do something.
What is the struggle of food space and other limited resources called?
Competition for limited resources, including food space, is often referred to as resource scarcity. It can lead to intense competition and conflict among individuals, groups, or species vying for those resources. Efforts to manage or mitigate resource scarcity are crucial for maintaining balance in ecosystems and societies.
Why are natural resources interdependent?
Natural resources are interdependent because they often rely on each other for their existence or sustainability. For example, water is essential for the growth of trees, which in turn provide oxygen and regulate the climate. Additionally, the availability of one resource can affect the distribution and usage of other resources in an ecosystem.
What are some resource to help us find answers to our questions?
Answers.com is one resource. Other resources are libraries, and the internet.
