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Which three of the folliwing are most likely to take an unusual course at roundabouts?
- Ambulances and other emergency vehicles, as they may need to take the fastest route through the roundabout to reach their destination.
- Tour buses or large vehicles, which may require extra space to navigate the roundabout safely.
- Inexperienced drivers or tourists who are not familiar with the rules or layout of the roundabout, leading to unpredictable behavior.
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What likely caused 2017’s hurricane season to have so many intense storms Notice the unusual path of hurricane Ophelia, what would explain this hurricane’s unusual path?
Climate change
Would most likely use the principles of chemistry?
Of course, this is a chemist.
Who is most likely to remove a piece of bronze at an excavation?
of course the person who is excavating it or some worker
What does DEJ on blueprints mean?
DEJ likely stands for "Damp-Proof Course Elevation Joint." It is a mark used in construction blueprints to indicate the specific location where a damp-proof course and elevation joint is to be installed to prevent moisture penetration in a building.
Why do astronomers think Miranda has such an unusual surface?
Astronomers believe Miranda's unusual surface features, such as its ridges and canyons, were caused by past geological activity like tectonic forces and cryovolcanism. These processes, likely triggered by tidal heating from its interactions with other moons and the planet Uranus, have reshaped Miranda's surface over time, resulting in its unique and chaotic appearance.
Which of the folliwing would a romantic of the 1700s be least likely to value?
Science and reason
What percent are pedestrians less likely to be hit at a roundabout?
Pedestrians are approximately 40-50% less likely to be involved in collisions at roundabouts compared to traditional intersections. This reduction in risk is attributed to the slower speeds of vehicles and the design of roundabouts, which encourages safer interactions between vehicles and pedestrians. The circular design also enhances visibility, allowing drivers to see pedestrians more easily.
How do you spell aczotic?
The likely word is "exotic" (strange, foreign, or unusual).
How do you spell weard?
The likely word is spelled weird (odd, unusual).
How do you spell introsycrosy?
The likely word is "idiosyncrasy" (an odd or unusual habit).
Which character is least likely to be found in a novel?
An unusual person who lives a boring life
Is it likely for a 12 year old to get a heart attack?
Rare, but if there is an unusual heart condition it could happen.
How do you spell unsual?
Unusual, meaning strange, weird, odd, different, unexpected, etc., is spelled U-N-U-S-U-A-L.
What likely caused 2017’s hurricane season to have so many intense storms Notice the unusual path of hurricane Ophelia, what would explain this hurricane’s unusual path?
Climate change
What kind of sentence can you write that begins with 'What is unusual about this city'?
What is unusual about this city is a question that any visitor, vacation planner or tourist is likely to ask about the reason for spending any amount of time in a particular destination.
Is the government hiding UFOs?
It's likely. Experimental aircraft are sometimes unidentified by observers. They may take on an unusual/novel shape in order to fly faster or stealthier. These kinds of experimental aircraft are, for obvious reasons, kept secret. They are identifiable by those who made them but not by those who see them.
Was being a dwarf unusual in Egyptian times?
Only if you would consider being a dwarf unusual in today's times. However, a dwarf reaching a mature age is much more likely today than back then.
