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What is the difference between because and since?
The primary difference between 'because' and 'since' may be simply put as follows: 'because' is strictly causal; that is, it denotes the cause of some effect that is stated or implied in the sentence in which it is used. 'Since' also denotes cause, yet it can also denote a 'time-factor' of some sort, such as in the phrase 'since yesterday.'
What other factors can cause communication barrier besides language used?
The main barrier to effective communication is language. If the two parties involved in the communication don't understand each others language perfectly then some degree of misunderstanding will take place. A second barrier is distance. In the days before the telephone and the internet it could take many days for a letter to reach its destination. In the Middle Ages it could take weeks. Even phone calls need to take into account the time difference between caller and recipient - no-one wants a call in the middle of the night. A third barrier is the reliability of the communication method used. Letters are not always delivered and phone lines or e-mail systems can be down. E-mails can simply be lost. A fourth barrier is security. Some communication is secret. This involves the use of codes and cyphers (encryption) for the written word or scrambling for the spoken word in case the messages are intercepted. A final barrier is cost. The volume of mail in Britain increased enormously when the idea of a standard prepayment of one penny was introduced and had dropped off again since cheaper e-mails were made possible. Similarly voice contact by phone has increased enormously since the costs of telephone calls were reduced by the use of communication sattelites and other technology.
What is the most important change brought by the development of language?
In my opinion, it is that people can communicate better with each other then before, like when Stone Age people bring down large animals to telling stories to pass along from back then. If there was a language barrier, it would cause us to not be connected with our past and have nothing to learn or evolve from. M
What are longitudinal furrows on tongue?
Longitudinal furrows on the tongue are deep grooves that run along the length of the tongue. They are a common, benign anatomical variation that can occur naturally in some individuals and are typically harmless. If the furrows cause discomfort or concern, it is advisable to seek evaluation by a healthcare professional.
What is the future tense of cause?
Will cause.cause
The causes for difference of pop and folk culture?
This could cause folk culture to diffuse by the amounts of popular culture in demand
Disadvantages of the thames barrier?
It could cause flooding downstream of the barrier.
How might currency in the UK be a trade barrier?
be cause it can
What might cause a culture today to to decline or disappear?
what might cause a culture today to decline or disappear
How can inflammation of the brain cause the blood-brain barrier to malfunction?
Inflammation may cause the blood-brain barrier to become less effective at preventing the passage of toxic substances into brain tissue.
What factor can cause cells to divide in a culture medium?
Protein signals cause cells to divide in a culture medium.
Can you keep a pet clownfish?
no cause they are native to the sea and the great barrier reef
Changese of culture in the pacific influence from the westurn culture?
Cause janna said.
Is the Great Barrier Reef the Largest Structure built by living things?
no cause its natural!!!
What factor can cause to two populations to become reproductivel y isolated?
A geographical barrier.
Why did the coal ship crash into the great barrier reef?
The cause is still being investigated
What is barrier cream and why would you use it?
A barrier cream is a topical formulation used in industrial and medical environments. You use it when you want to create a physical barrier between the skin and contaminants which may irritate it and cause contact or occupational dermatitis.
