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Explain the effect and importance of tempo in a piece of music. Use accurate terminology. Be as specific as possible. Give examples to support your ideas?
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Which genera listed in the previous question should you test for motility?
There are no examples provided. It is not possible to provide an answer without the examples that are necessary.
What is prioritizing used for?
Prioritizing, or ranking goals in order of importance, is necessary in situations where the most important of the possible goals may not be easily determined.
How old are Kelly Clarkson's fans?
No accurate number is possible as such statistics are not held.
How are depression and disillusionment alike dislike?
Disalike: Depression is a mental, physical, psychological health condition, often related to tramautic or stressful life-changes for an individual. Typically these changes are unwanted, and the person has difficulty developing coping mechanisms. Disillusionment is a state of mind, that does not necessarily affect one's immune system in the way that depression does. A person who is disillusioned may be perfectly healthy in other ways. Disllusionment is not the cause of depression. A person with depression may actually have an accurate mental interpretation of the things he/she relates to being depressed about. It is often said that depressed are negative in their thinking, and while this may be true, this does not garner whether or not they are accurate or disillusioned. Likewise, a positive person may be dissillusioned, and their disillusionment may be what keeps them happy! It is possible to be happy and dissilusioned, and it is also possible to be depressed and be dissillusioned. Yet it is also possible to be happy and be accurate, and it is also possible to be depressed an accurate. Alike: Both deal with mental processes, and the persons ability to cope with their mental process. Although depression is not only neurological, it is also physical. Whereas dissilusionment is purely mental. The similarilties pretty much end there. With both of them being neurological, brain activities. Keep in mind however that it is possible for people to be both depressed and dissillusioned, or accurate and depressed, or dissilusioned but not depressed. They are not necessarily inter-related.
How has technology changed science?
It has made it easier to do discoveries. For example, microscopes have made it easier to see small particles and telescopes make it possible to see other planets.It also takes much more precise and accurate measurements.
How do the prefixes 'im' and 'in' change the meaning of the word?
The prefix 'im' is generally used to indicate a negative or opposite meaning (e.g., 'impossible' means not possible), while the prefix 'in' often indicates the presence of something within the word (e.g., 'involve' means to include something).
How accurate is the film 'born on the Fourth of July'?
fairly accurate. the protest scene is acted out to be as accurate as possible
Is it possible for an observation to be accurate but not precise?
yes
What are the Characteristics of a good programmer?
Accurate and "as simple as possible but not simpler" (to quote Albert Einstein).
What is assigning the highest possible importance?
to motivate
What terminology is used in rounders?
Rounders is an 1998 movie centering around the game of Poker. Examples of the terminology in the game of Texas Hold em include: "all in" (which means you are betting all of your chips) "Slow-rolling" (you are slowly showing a really good hand in order to trick your opponents into betting more) or "the nuts," (which means the best possible combination of cards in a given hand)
What is a big one?
A big one is an individual item of great importance, or of the greatest possible importance.
Is it possible for data to be accurate but imprecise?
That's contradictory
Is it possible to have measurement that are precise but not accurate?
Yes it is possible. 21.354 inches is very precise but could be inaccurate.
Is forensic science accurate?
As accurate as is possible. However, that does not stop defense attorneys from challenging such evidence as part of their defense strategy.
What does 'suboptimal effort' mean in medical terminology?
Suboptimal effort means the patient did not try as hard as possible during the test.
What examples are there for a theoretical probability of 100?
No probability - theoretical or not - can be 100. Therefore no examples are possible.No probability - theoretical or not - can be 100. Therefore no examples are possible.No probability - theoretical or not - can be 100. Therefore no examples are possible.No probability - theoretical or not - can be 100. Therefore no examples are possible.
