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People often examine things and objects by comparing their similarities or differences in order to judge the specific characteristics, qualities and the degree of their merit. This category includes all the questions and answers to relate things with their similarities and to distinguish with their differences that decide their specific nature in contrast to their counterparts being compared.

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What is the definition of nonvesicular?

The definition of non-vesicular is one that does not pertain to vesicles. This is anything that does not have the structure of vesicles.

What is the definition of restlessness?

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Restlessness is when you can't sit still, you have to be on the move all the time, probably you are having problems sleeping in which case you should go and see a doctor. There are ways to solve this problem.

What are the pros and cons of zoos?

The Cons of Having Zoos:
  • Personally I detest zoos only because I love nature and love to see animals in their natural habitat. It saddens me to see monkeys, seals, bears, etc., caged in or dolphins in what look like fair-sized pools of water, but, when you consider the vast ocean that they belong in the pool is but a puddle. If governments of this world are environmentally conscious (and the U.S. and Canada are not) then we wouldn't have to go to zoos to see these animals. It's a far greater thrill to see the real thing in their own habitat.
  • By zoo I think you mean animal prison. Besides robbing them of freedom: disease, illness, mistreatment by handlers visitors and other animals, injury, psychological distress, injury to visitors, and the worst of all death of the animals. Good zoos are fine, but there are some zoos out there which most people don't even know exist which are illegal and the species of animals kept are not well looked after.
  • While I agree to a great extent to both of the previous statements I would also have to say that the one thing about zoos that is good is that there are countless people in the world that do not have the means or opportunity to see wild animals in their natural habitat and a zoo is the only way they will ever have the chance to do so. It is sad though the way some animals are treated in zoos, I personally think the board of directors of a zoo should be personally held accountable for the well fare of the animals in their keeping.

    PRO'S

    Zoos nowadays are not marketed as places of entertainment - they are places of education. Most modern zoos have their main emphasis on conservation and education - the reason that so many schools take children to zoos is to teach them about nature, the environment, endangered species, and conservation. Far from encouraging bad treatment of animals, zoos provide a direct experience of other species that will increase ecological awareness.

One of the main functions of zoos is to breed endangered animals in captivity. If natural or human factors have made a species' own habitat a threatening environment then human intervention can preserve that species where it would certainly go extinct if there were no intervention. There are certainly problems with trying to conserve endangered species in this way but it is right that we should at least try to conserve them. And as long as animals are treated well in zoos there is no reason why conservation, education, and cruelty-free entertainment should not all be combined in a zoo. There is also, of course, a valid role for breeding in different environments such as large nature.

Zoos have research programs that help expand our knowledge about animals, especially the endangered species. The information gained by these programs can help protect, and treat the species in the wild, as well as determine what affects if any climate change may have on the regions needed for the species to flourish. Many zoos also have breeding programs for all kinds of species, endangered or not, and learn even more about the species during the breeding, and rearing process. All this knowledge and information is shared with visitors, organizations, and other programs alike.

Zoos are very good for the animals and give the whole species a last chance. Conservation is one of the things that zoos do to help the animal species survive. This brings me to the five main reasons why we have zoos. They are conservation, reproduction, education, research and recreation. Conservation is breeding, rescuing, finding homes for, and preserving threatened or endangered species.

Zoos provide shelter and breeding sanctuaries for animals that are endangered. Because of habitat destruction, especially in tropical environments, many animals are illegally hunted, destroyed or pushed to the point of extinction. Zoos help save animals so that they do not get killed in the wild.

Zoos also create a wonderful learning environment for people of all ages to see exotic animals face to face and learn about their importance in the world.

It is argued that animals don't have rights. For protecting the endangered wild animals, they need to be captured. With an increase in poaching of wild species for skins, ivory and supposed medicinal purposes, zoos seem to be a safe haven for them. Animals are provided with proper diet and enough space in zoos.

Today's zoos put more emphasis on educational and conservation purpose than mere recreation. Many schools visit zoos to know more about endangered species and the ways to conserve them. Zoos are in fact, trying to make people aware of their ecology.

The zoos claim that, conservation of endangered species of animals is their prime objective. It is also argued that in today's scenario, where animals face constant threat of poaching; zoos are safe places for them. Zoo authorities don't claim to be perfect and are aware of the problems faced by zoo animals; however they also expect people to appreciate the sincere efforts they take to protect and preserve the wildlife.

What's the relationship between money and sports?

It could be said that there is a tight relationship between money and sports. Sports generate a lot of revenue through advertisements, and merchandise, and also pay their players much more than what other people make.

What are the pros and cons of welfare?

The pros are that you will have some financial aid when you most need it, to help with household expenses, food, clothing and shelter, this is what it is meant for, until you get back on your feet and have the capability to earn a living again. The cons are that some people use it as a way of life and can soon be seduced by the fact that I do not need to work for minimum wage when I can get the same amount of money for doing nothing, this of course is an extreme, but sad to say, there are people who fall into this trap, and one of the worst things about this happens in social housing, where people can remain for decades and then the children also face the danger of growing up and thinking this is the only life there is, and so the cycle continues

Welfare: Good or Bad? Welfare can be good, and allow a single mother get back on her feet. However, many people abuse the welfare system and simple have children so they can continue to receive more money for a longer period of time. The needs of the children should always come first. Therefore, welfare is doing some good by providing children with food and shelter. But, is welfare really providing children with food and shelter? If a single mother on welfare used only her monthly welfare check she would be in debt by at least $50. However, that would be only if she used to money on food and shelter. That does not even include other necessities, such as clothing, furniture, transportation, soap, etc. In my opinion, welfare is doing more harm than good, but the choice is up to you.

Is Dannon's Light and Fit Carb Control product really considered a true yogurt - the carton shows yogurt comparisons but never really says this IS real yogurt?

I looked at the ingredients and it does not have yogurt as an ingredient but it feels like yogurt. any ways its pretty much a smoothie i consider it a creamy yogurt.

What is the difference between principles and policies?

In so far as accounting is concerned:

- Principles are set by the accounting industry and oversight committees / agencies (AICPA, SEC, PCAOB, FASB, GASB, etc.)

- Policies are set by the company - usually to deal with iodisynchracies specific to that company or industry.

What is the definition of ethnocentrism?

eth·no·cen·trism (ĕth'nō-sĕn'trĭz'əm)

n. # Belief in the superiority of one's own ethnic group. # Overriding concern with race.

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Ethnocentrism is the tendency to look at the world primarily from the perspective of one's own culture. It is defined as the viewpoint that "one's own group is the center of everything," against which all other groups are judged. Ethnocentrism often entails the belief that one's own race or ethnic group is the most important and/or that some or all aspects of its culture are superior to those of other groups.

What is the term used to describe the comparison between different things using animal characteristics?

Anthropomorphism is the term used to describe the comparison between different things using animal characteristics. The merciless wind, and the unforgiving rain howled with their fury.

What is the definition of deontology?

de·on·tol·o·gy (dē'ŏn-tŏl'ə-jē)

n.

Ethical theory concerned with duties and rights.

Deontology is also the moral theory that focuses mainly on one's intentions.

Deontology is also a moral theory that focuses mainly on an acy of being universalizable.

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What is regulated by the securites exchange commission?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Securities_and_Exchange_Commission A. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) government corporation B. Amtrak government contractor C.Lockheed Martin government agency

What is the definition of freckles?

There's is so MEANING to freckles ,but there is a definition of freckles.

Freckles are small light brown or reddish spots on the skin ,generally around the nosee and spread on the cheeks and arms. They appear mostly on red-haired /light skinned people ,but can appear on anyone if a parent has /has had some.

They are NOT a sign of poor health or disease ,physical or mental.

What is the definition of haggle?

Haggle means to debate to make a deal. Example: Haggling over the price of a car.

What things to consider when compare and contrast two websites?

The main things to look at when comparing websites are:

Form of the website


Content of the website


Purpose of the website


Context of the website


Desired Audience of the website


language of the website...

How do the American decipline their children?

I don't know how all Americans discipline their children. But here in the southern states we do spank our children. We also take their toys away and place them in time out. The spanking works well with my daughter, not so good with my son. He listens more if you take his toys away. You know the saying "spare the rod, spoil the child" some people would benifit from this saying, cause their kids are bad!

How do you prioritize work?

It depends on what your other priorities are. For example, work is near the top for me. Church, family, and school are a bit higher at the moment, but work is a close 4th. You just have to find what works best for you.

What is the definition of a vegetarian?

Vegetarian is where you do not eat any meat or seafood. Some people do not eat garlic or onion. vegetarian can be a choice or religion. Being is a vegetarian is good as most of the sickness and virus comes from the meats bacteria

What is the definition of indulged anger?

It means that when the person started feeling angry, instead of resistig that feeling and trying to remain calm, the person gave in to that feeling and enjoyed it. If you indulge your child, it usually means that you spoil him or her, and give in to their requests. This is similar, except the request is coming from your own emotions.

Household appliances which consume less electricity in comparison to the older ones at home In terms of power consumed electricity consumed etc?

the new:they use energy to turn ONE gear that turn the rest, thus using less energy by only turning ONE the] the old:they use energy to turn the whole thing, thus using more energy

I'm getting a divorce I need to know if both our names are on the car registration can the wife reposses the car even though I'm paying for it?

If you're in California and both of your names are on the car you both have a say so in what happens to it. One may want to give the other half the blue book value or you may agree to give it to your wife in the divorce settlement. Whichever the case one must consult the other before they reposses, sell, junk, etc., the car.

What are the treatments with an unorthodox and orthodox?

An "orthodox" treatment uses long established methods or medicines to treat or correct a problem. An "unorthodox" treatment uses methods or medicines that most experts would say are not well known or acceptable methods. But an unorthodox treatment is not necessarily wrong, it might just work. But it is not the common method or treatment that most people would use to solve a problem.

What is the definition of enrolled?

Officially entered in a roll or list; "an enrolled student" . A bill is enrolled when both houses of a legislative body have voted to approve it and it has been sent on to the executive branch (the President or a state governor) for signing. Since this was originally posted under the Civil War topic, it means 'enlisted'.