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Who found out about electricity?
Electricity occurs naturally in lightning and static, which must have caused wonderment for many years. It was known how to make batteries for many years, by pioneers such as Micheal Faraday, Voltair, Leclanche and Franklin. But no one knew what to use it for. There is even suspicion that a mysterious pot found in Baghdad, dating back thousands of years, could have been an early battery. known as the 'Baghdad battery'. Electricity was known about for centuries, but no one knew what it was, it's relationship with magnetism, or what to use it for, until the 1800's.
Is cloud a proper noun or common noun?
The noun 'cloud' is a common noun, a general word for a visible mass of condensed water vapor or other particles; a general word for a large number of flying insects moving together; a general word for a state or cause of gloom, suspicion, trouble, or worry; a word for any cloud of any kind.A proper noun is the name or title of a specific person, place, or thing; for example, Cloud County, Kansas or Silver Cloud Inns and Hotels in the state of Washington.The word 'cloud' is also a verb: cloud, clouds, clouding, clouded.
How many nuclear countries?
CountryMegawatt capacityNuclear share of electricity production Argentina9355.0% Armenia37533.2% Belgium5,92754.0% Brazil1,8843.2% Bulgaria1,90632.6% Canada12,60415.3% China11,8161.9% Czech Republic3,76633.0% Finland2,73631.6% France63,13077.1% Germany12,06817.8% Hungary1,88943.3% India4,7803.7% Iran915<0.1% Japan44,21518.1% Korea, South (ROK)20,67134.6% Mexico1,3003.6% Netherlands4823.6% Pakistan7253.8% Romania1,30019.0% Russia23,64317.6% Slovakia1,81654.0% Slovenia68841.7% South Africa1,8305.2% Spain7,56719.5% Sweden9,32639.6% Switzerland3,26340.9% Taiwan4,92720.7% Ukraine13,10747.2% United Kingdom9,70315.7% United States101,40919.3%Total countries: 29 World: 370,461 Mw
Is Bill Nye in jail?
Yes, selling illegal dr*gs and doing things to children.
How does a forensic scientist use science?
Science and technology are vital tools in the fight against crime. Our policies are directly influenced by advances in science and technology. Technological advances made by the Home Office Scientific Development Branch (new window) have contributed to the development of: * more effective methods for detecting fingerprints at crime scenes * specialist equipment to assist the police in covert surveillance operations * improved systems to scan for drugs, weapons and explosives * lighter body armour to protect police officers The expansion and development of the national DNA database has made a significant contribution in detecting serious crime. Forensic science (or forensics) is the use of scientific knowledge to investigate and establish facts for legal purposes. Forensics may be used by pathologists to determine cause of death, or by police to match a crime to a criminal. Forensic science often involves the use Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) technology to investigate crimes and accidents. DNA is the genetic code found in every cell in our bodies. Each person's DNA is unique and it can therefore be used to help identify people. DNA derived from samples taken from crime scenes or from individuals held in police custody can be searched against the records held in the national DNA database. This use of DNA technology has made a significant contribution in detecting serious crime, a DNA match on the database can: * suggest the possible identity of an offender * help solve 'cold cases' - unsolved crimes which occurred years ago * help catch serious offenders when they are picked up for a minor offence and their DNA is matched to samples already held on the database * eliminate individuals from suspicion when their DNA does not match with that found at a crime scene
What is murder silent?
"Murder silent" is a term used to describe killings that are carried out without making noise to avoid detection or raise suspicion. It refers to a method of murder that is done quietly and discreetly.
Why does Holmes thump his stick on the pavement in front of thr pawnbroker's shop?
Holmes thumps his stick on the pavement in front of the pawnbroker's shop to create a distraction and draw the attention of the pawnbroker, allowing Watson to discreetly observe the shop without being noticed. This action helps Holmes and Watson gather information without arousing suspicion.
What purpose does the conversation between the townsman and the stranger serve at the beginning of the chapter?
The conversation between the townsman and the stranger sets the tone for the chapter by introducing the setting and establishing the atmosphere of suspicion and tension in the town. It also provides valuable information about the townspeople's attitudes towards the stranger, hinting at the underlying conflict that will unfold later in the story.
What is sentence with context clues for the word discreet?
"To avoid suspicion, the secret agent had to be discreet and cautious." "If she had not been discreet, her affair with the governor could have ruined his political career."
What is a synonym for suspicion?
suspect is the answer of suspicion (:
What are the levels of suspicion?
no suspicion, mere suspicion (hunch), reasonable suspicion, probable cause, proof beyond a reasonable doubt.
Is a witness report reasonable suspicion for a stop?
Yes. This follows under Terry vs. Ohio (Terry Stop). Information conveyed by third parties. -Known sources are reliable, but information must provide Reasonable Articulable Suspicion of criminal activity. -Unknown sources must corroborate to establish reliability and Reasonable Articulable Suspicion of criminal activity. Examples: Alabama vs. White (1990) Specific detail that collaborates future events -Fellow officer sources are reliable, but information must provide Reasonable Articulable Suspicion of activity. It justifies both Terry Stop and arrest.
What is suspicion?
Articulabe suspicion is another term for reasonable suspicion. Reasonable suspicion is based on reasonable facts and can be used in arrests and warrants of a person in the United States.
What is articuable suspicion?
Articulabe suspicion is another term for reasonable suspicion. Reasonable suspicion is based on reasonable facts and can be used in arrests and warrants of a person in the United States.
What will be your grade if you score 21 out of 11?
You will probably fail on suspicion of cheating, if you turn in a score that's almost double the total available credit.
How do you use suspicion in asentence?
"Your under arrests on suspicion of murder".
Sentence for suspicion?
His suspicion grew when he heard the long and mysterious story .
