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Similarities Between
This category includes the questions and answers about the similar characteristics of two things. For example, What are the similarities between the Ancient Roman and Greek empires?
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What describes a major similarity between a point of view and a bias?
Both help determine how a person will respond to a particular event.
What is one similarity between hydrogen and carbon dioxide?
There are different by nature. one is gas :CO2 and the other one is water or solvent H20
What is the similarity between squirrels and kangaroo?
Kangaroos and rabbits are both mammals with "jumping" as the primary form of locomotion. That is about where the similarity ends. Rabbits and kangaroos are not even in the same group of mammals - rabbits are placental mammals and kangaroos are marsupials.
What are some similarities between DNA and rna?
some similarities between transcription and translation are that they both involve "reading" nucleic acid and they both involve enzymes that take various "building blocks" and use them to string together a macro molecule.
Similarities between manufacturing and service organization?
Manufacturing and service organization share many commonalities such as Procurement decision, supply chain management coordination, presence of Bullwhip effect, potential of errors in delivery process, Causes of bullwhip effect .
What are the similarities between drawing and painting?
i think what makes it art is in terms of expression. People express themselves in different ways and it takes a true artist to tie all this together. One of my all time favorite street/graffiti artists is
Painted self-aggrandizement without permission of the owner of the "canvas".
Are teleprinters and telegraphs the same?
Radio-Telegraph, the older and original type, transmits only in CW (continuous wave) in effect the operator is turning his or her transmitter on and off in a code pattern- International Morse that is. This is Wireless telegraphy, or as the Hams called it- CW. Sound SOS- ...___...
What is the similarity between the mosquito wrigglers and pupa?
I don't exactly know this answer but i need it! :)
What is the similarities between gasoline powered cars and hybrid cars?
Apart from the power train there is almost no difference whatsoever. They all have a frame or chassis, 4 wheels, suspension and other running gear, there might be small differences to accommodate the extra power source and supply (i.e. batteries, fuel tank, motors, etc.) but nothing significant. Hybrid cars are an engineering exercise on packaging, it is difficult to fit 2 sufficiently powerful engines in a car and their fuel supplies without making the car drasticlly bigger and heavier than a comparable single power source car.
Both use internal combustion engines that use gasoline. Both use a transmission to maximize ratio of rpm and speed. Both are equipped with internal climate control mechanisms.
What are the three similarities between fungi and animals?
They are living, they grow, and they are eaten.
Or...they use DNA, RNA and protein
What is the similarity between listening and hearing?
When you hear something your just literally hearing them speak but not really paying attention.
When your listening you not only hear what they say but are paying attention enough to have a conversation.
What are the similarities and the differences between every religion?
Well, you see...Different people belive in different Gods. Since I am a christian I want people to serve my God. My dad is not a christian, so mom and dad often discuss about it. It is not good because people made Gods and served them.They also might serve such things as frogs, trees etc. That's why people started to kill each other, put them into prison and stuff.
What are similarities between canyons and valleys?
A canyon is a deep ravine between cliffs often carved from the landscape by a river. One type of canyon is the Grand Canyon.
How does a trapezoid differ from a parallelogram?
A trapezoid has one pair of parallel sides. A parallelogram has two pairs of parallel sides.
What are the similarities between the Gospel of Mark and the other Gospels?
As the author of Matthew's Gospel relied on Mark's Gospel as his only source of information about the life and mission of Jesus, there are many similarities, even including the frequent use of exactly the same wording in the Greek language. However, Matthew also relies on the hypothetical 'Q' document for additional sayings attributed to Jesus. Thus Matthewcontains sayings and parables that are absent from Mark.
Matthew includes a nativity story that is entirely absent from Mark's Gospel. It is also quite different from the nativity story in Luke.
Matthew includes a genealogy of Jesus, back through Joseph and the great Zorobabel, son of Salathiel. This is entirely absent from Mark's Gospel and is quite different from the genealogy in Luke.
Mark's story of the temptation of Jesus, after his baptism, is more primitive than the elaborate story in Matthew. In Mark, Satan could be the loyal assistant of God, as in Jewish belief, tempting Jesus in order to test his worthiness for the role. In Matthew, Satan is clearly the Christian devil and tempts Jesus with evil intent.
Mark's Gospel is noted for its geographical errors, some of which the author of Matthew corrected. In Mark, Jesus went across the Sea of Galilee to the land of the Gerasenes*, a town far away from the Sea and across a river, and healed the demon-possessed man. This location was changed in Matthew to 'Gadarenes'. (* Note: the KJV Bible has changed the text in Mark to 'Gadarenes' in conformance with Matthew, but some other English translations, such as the New American Bible (NAB), have kept the original text.)
Mark's Gospel has the storm whipping up waves that threatened to sink the fishing boat. Matthew and Luke, possibly more familiar with Palestine, removed the references to the 'storm' waves that threatened to sink the fishing boat.
In the crucifixion narrative, Mark records a great darkness for three hours and the tearing of temple curtain. Matthew embellished this with an earthquake and the dead rising from their graves and walking into the city, with another earthquake to roll away the stone.
In Mark 15:23, the soldiers offered the condemned Jesus a drink of wine and myrrh, an expensive healing potion. Matthewinstead has the soldiers offer Jesus, while on the cross, vinegar on a sponge.
In Mark's Gospel, the stone was already moved when the women arrived at the tomb of Jesus, and they went inside. In Matthew's Gospel, the stone was still in place when the women arrived, but there was a great earthquake and an angel descended from heaven and rolled back the stone and sat on it. It was the angel who told the women that Jesus was risen and they left without going into the tomb.
Mark's Gospel originally ended at verse 16:8, where the young man told the women that Jesus was written and the women ran off in terror, telling no one - the "Long Ending" (verses 16:9-25) were added later to more or less harmonise Mark with Matthew and Luke. Matthew says the women ran with great joy to tell the disciples. They saw Jesus on the road back and worshipped him; Jesus appeared to the disciples in a mountain in Galilee.
Unique to Matthew is the passage in which the authorities told the guard to say that the disciples came in the night and removed Jesus' body.
What are the similarities between a church and a mosque?
It depends on the religion that worships in the church or temple. Both churches and temple are buildings where religious worship is held. In some religions, a church and a temple are the same thing. (for example, there are Christian churches with names such as "Bible Temple") In some religions, a both temples and churches are used, but they are different. (for example, in Mormonism, a church is where regular Sunday services and activities are held, but a temple is used for special ceremonies). In other religions, worship takes place in either a church or a temple (for example, in most Christian denominations, the place of worship is called a church, but most Jews call their place of worship a synogogue or temple rather than a church.)
What is the relationship between charge and mass?
Mass is the amount of a material, such as 24 grams of Carbon-12. Moles are the amount of a material as well, but they are normalized to the atomic mass of that material. In the example above, since Carbon-12 has an atomic mass of 12, 24 grams of it would be 2 moles.
What are the Similarities and differences between the disengagement theory and the activity theory?
The similarity is that they both talk about the changes in social behaviour caused by ageing. The difference is that disengagment theory states that as people age they withdraw from social acitivites, on the other hand activity theory says that as people age they get more social able.
What are some similarities between indian and asian foods?
You can learn much about Indian food, its speciality its various forms, by doing an online search. The cuisine of India is characterized by the use of various spices, herbs and other vegetables grown in India and also for the widespread practice of vegetarianism across many sections of its society.
Both models are used for education purposes, but have different approaches. The Tyler model is scientifically based and asks that teachers develop their own curriculum. The Taba model uses seven distinct steps, and the teachers are supposed to put the steps together for the students.
Similarities between high school and college?
College vs. University
The US government defines college: "College: An institution of
higher learning that offers undergraduate programs, usually of a
four-year duration, that lead to the bachelor's degree in the arts or
sciences (B.A. or B.S.). The term "college" is also used in a general
sense to refer to a postsecondary institution. A college may also be a
part of the organizational structure of a university."
University is defined as: "University: An educational institution that
usually maintains one or more four-year undergraduate colleges (or
schools) with programs leading to a bachelor's degree, a graduate
school of arts and sciences awarding master's degrees and doctorates
(Ph.D.s), and graduate professional schools."
Source: http://educationusa.state.gov/graduate/glossary.htm
What is the similarities between the leopard and hyena?
Both are species of fox, and are omnivores. Both have thick fur to insulate heat, fur on their paws to act as shoes against the hot sand/cold snow, both live mainly in dens, underground, and both are hunted and killed for their fur.
What is the similarities between a crab and worm?
Crabs and Lobsters have a few things similar to each other. For instance,
· Crabs and lobsters are seafood.
· Crabs and lobsters live underground.
· Crabs and lobsters have shells.
· Crabs and lobsters have claws.
· Crabs and lobsters live in oceans.
· Crabs and lobsters are omnivores.
· Crabs and lobsters come from the society of Animalia.
