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Baboons
Five different species of baboons exit in the world today and all live in Africa or Arabia. Baboons are the world's largest monkeys. Like other Old World monkeys, they do not have prehensile (gripping) tails.
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What planet has a dens e carbon dioxide atmosphere and high temperatures?
That would be Venus. Its dense carbon dioxide atmosphere traps heat using the "greenhouse effect", making the temperatures so high that the surface of the planet is soft and melted.
Yes, it's very good for you because it includes a lot of vegetables and/or fruits. But juicing fruits or vegetables is far better for you and should be chosen over V8.
Is left handedness more common in mathematicians?
Not necessarily. A lot of famous artists are known to be both left and right handed. There is no record on whether or not most mathematicians are left or right handed.
When referring to Black people as Blacks is the B in Blacks capitalized?
Yes, it would be considered a proper noun, like Oriental or Caucasian.
Why is pink considered a girl's color?
pink is considered a girls colour because pink is a bright colour and girls are always bright.
infant deaths used to be very high, it was belived that blue was a lucky colour so boys were wraped in a blue blanket when they were born, people wanted girls to have there own special colour so they were given pink (it has no special propities), after a time this reason for the gender/colour assinment was forgoten and it simply became blue for boys and pink for girls.
Do you get to drive a car on NBA 2k11?
No, we are not allowed if u had seen the video on Youtube it's fake the was playing a different game video
How many people over the age of 65 in the US have cataracts?
The National Eye Institute (NEI) recently reported that more than half of all United States residents age 65 and older have a cataract.
How can you reduce the amount of carbon dioxide produced by planes?
We need to move to electric motors, or perhaps nuclear powered engines. Neither of these would emit carbon dioxide. At present the best way to store electricity is in batteries, which are heavy. If we have a breakthrough in electricity storage, then electric planes might be possible.
A:HOTOL 1984 till now.There were plans for an air breathing aircraft, by Rolls Royce. The engine was technically a liquid hydrogen/ liquid oxygen design. However this vehicles funding ceased. New developments in this technology are not dead yet.
Look for HOTOL on the web if you are interested in no CO2s.
You can reduce the carbon emmisions caused by planes by maby having lighter planes that are smaller and hold less passengers e.g. sending out more flights but holding less passengers and luggage.
Less people on board ?
- By growing more and more trees to absorb the carbon from the atmosphere.
- By using trains and buses where possible rather than planes.
- By developing aircraft engines that have a much lower carbon footprint that at present.
What organ processes the air that's to be released into your bllood?
When you inhale air, the oxygen is sent to your heart through pulmonary veins and arteries. The heart then puts the oxygen into the blood, which is sent around the body from the heart.
What is system development lifecycle. Briefly explain stage of it?
The SDLC process was designed to ensure end-state solutions meet user requirements in support of business strategic goals and objectives. In addition, the SDLC also provides a detailed guide to help Program Managers with ALL aspects of IT system development, regardless of the system size and scope. The SDLC contains a comprehensive checklist of the rules and regulations governing IT systems, and is one way to ensure system developers comply with all applicable Government regulations, because the consequences of not doing so are high and wide ranging. This is especially true in the post 9/11 environment where larger amounts of information are considered sensitive in nature, and are shared among commercial, international, Federal, state, and local partners.
The seven-step process contains a procedural checklist and the systematic progression required to evolve an IT system from conception to disposition. The following descriptions briefly explain each of the seven phases of the SDLC:
1. Conceptual Planning. This phase is the first step of any system's life cycle. It is during this phase that a need to acquire or significantly enhance a system is identified, its feasibility and costs are assessed, and the risks and various project-planning approaches are defined. Roles and responsibilities for the Asset Manager, Sponsor's Representative, System Development Agent (SDA), System Support Agent (SSA), and other parties in SDLC policy are designated during this stage and updated throughout the system's life cycle.
2. Planning and Requirements Definition. This phase begins after the project has been defined and appropriate resources have been committed. The first portion of this phase involves collecting, defining and validating functional, support and training requirements. The second part is developing initial life cycle management plans, including project planning, project management, Configuration Management (CM), support, operations, and training management.
3. Design. During this phase, functional, support and training requirements are translated into preliminary and detailed designs. Decisions are made to address how the system will meet functional requirements. A preliminary (general) system design, emphasizing the functional features of the system, is produced as a high-level guide. Then a final (detailed) system design is produced that expands the design by specifying all the technical detail needed to develop the system.
4. Development and Testing. During this phase, systems are developed or acquired based on detailed design specifications. The system is validated through a sequence of unit, integration, performance, system, and acceptance testing. The objective is to ensure that the system functions as expected and that sponsor's requirements are satisfied. All system components, communications, applications, procedures, and associated documentation are eveloped/acquired, tested, and integrated. This phase requires strong user participation in order to verify thorough testing of all requirements and to meet all business needs.
5. Implementation. During this phase, the new or enhanced system is installed in the production environment, users are trained, data is converted (as needed), the system is turned over to the sponsor, and business processes are evaluated. This phase includes efforts required to implement, resolve system problems identified during the implementation process, and plan for sustainment.
6. Operations and Maintenance. The system becomes operational during this phase. The emphasis during this phase is to ensure that sponsor needs continue to be met and that the system continues to perform according to specifications. Routine hardware and software maintenance and upgrades are performed to ensure effective system operations. User training continues during this phase, as needed, to acquaint new users to the system or to introduce new features to current users. Additional user support is provided, as an ongoing activity, to help resolve reported problems.
7. Disposition. This phase represents the end of the system's life cycle. It provides for the systematic termination of a system to ensure that vital information is preserved for potential future access and/or reactivation. The system, when placed in the Disposition Phase, has been declared surplus and/or obsolete and has been scheduled for shutdown. The emphasis of this phase is to ensure that the system (e.g., equipment, parts, software, data, procedures, and documentation) is packaged and disposed of in accordance with appropriate regulations and requirements.
Nothing "eats" carbon dioxide. Plants use it for photosynthesis but this is not considered eating.
What is the importance of a molecule?
It is the next set of building blocks in life. Atoms, then you mix atoms together to get molecules, and basically nature uses these molecules to build things alive and dead. Anything "natural".
Yes. Baboons have been known to attack and eat small children.
Sussex is named after the South-Saxons who occupied the area prior to the Norman invasion.
• Earlier cars had steel spring suspension, and the similar functionality is achieved with air suspension, however this is better than steel spring suspension as it can be controlled by varying the air pressure in the air springs. This provides drivers with safer driving, better comfort and sportier handling. •Also it adjusts the vehicle's body level to driving conditions and load changes.
What does carbon dioxide produced by planes do?
- It damages the environment by adding to the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
- Greenhouse gases are responsible for the greenhouse effect, which keeps the planet warm.
- Additional gases from the burning of fossil fuels are producing the enhanced greenhouse effect which is warming the planet.
