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What does cursory mean?
Done or acting with excessive speed or urgency; hurried, not through, brief, quick or rapid.
Do you say I am a quick learner or a quick learn?
quick lerner
What is the root word of quickly?
Quick
Abstract noun for quick?
The abstract noun for the adjective quick is quickness.
Sentence with the word nimble?
Like as in.."Quick?" If so.. * Quick-witted *Mentally-Quick You know, I never thought about it before, but it is pretty hard to come up with other words for Nimble. GLad you asked! ;)
A source provides summarized condensed information for quick reference.?
A tertiary source provides summarized condensed information for quick reference
What source provides summarized condensed information for quick reference.?
Tertiary source provides summarized condensed information for a quick reference.
What does the glucose in an animal cell do?
Provides quick energy
Which molecule provides quick energy?
Glucose, yIu get it from eating.
What type of carbohydrate is actually and provides quick energy?
glucose
What is located above the ribbon and provides access frequently used commands?
quick access toolbar
What do icons on a computer represent?
It provides quick access to a specific program.
Which macromolecule provides quick energy?
Carbohydrates
What is the difference between pressing the Tab key and using the Increase Indent command?
Pressing the Tab key moves the cursor to the right by a set amount, while the Increase Indent command adjusts the formatting of the selected text or paragraph by adding an additional level of indentation. Pressing Tab is a quick way to manually adjust alignment, whereas the Increase Indent command is used for specific formatting purposes.
What is the server that provides quick object access universal groups and UPNs within an AD forest?
Global catalog...The global catalog provides quick object access to universal groups and UPNs within an AD forest.
How hard is it to transfer a mini dv to vhs?
This website provides step by step instructions on how to do it by a quick run through it looks like a pretty easy task. http://library.noctrl.edu/instructional_media/dv_vhs.htm
How does setting an indent differ from setting page margin?
There are two kinds of indents. The first is called a hanging indent and it looks like this: The time has come for all good men to go to the aid of their country. The time has come for all good men to go to the aid of their county. The time has come for all good men to go to the aid of their country. Hanging indent means that the first line of the text is left hanging out in front of the remainder of the text which is indented beneath it. The second kind of indent is the margin indent. It changes the margins for subparagraphs or is used for a visual cue that brings attention to something specific. In this case, nothing is left hanging like above. Instead, all the lines are flush to the new margins of the involved text. Once finished with a margin indent, you return to the regular margins of the document. Think of it as sort of a temporary margin within your document. It look like this: The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy red dog. The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy red dog. The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy red dog. The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy red dog. Now, we're back at the regular margin of the document as you can see on the left. This is where a keyboardist continues with the main body of the text. The page margin is the margin for most of your text and sets the boundaries for the entire document whereas the margin indent within a document is a temporary margin for subparagraphs and other visual cues
