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What are the differences between logo and seals?
Logos are for branding and marketing purposes.
Official seals show that certain documents, publications, etc, are authentic.
What is the difference between the put and the mput FTP subcommands?
The difference is that put transfers a single file, and mput can transfer multiple files- for instance, mput *20140506* would transfer all files with that date in the filename.
What is the difference between a butler and a maid?
A butler is is a head servant of the household,as the maid is a person who cleans stuff up in the house(unlike the butler) :)
What is the difference between solid pine and MDF?
The difference is that MDF is MDF and Pine is Pine, two different names, Genius.
What is the difference between plunging and non plunging folds?
fold with inclined fold avis is called plunging fold,
What is the difference between major and minor ports?
major port - any port with two or more berths and facilities and equipment capable of discharging 100.000 tons of cargo per month from ocean-going ships such ports will be designated as probable nuclear targets see also port.
minor port - a port having facilites for the discharge of cargo from coasters or lighters only.
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What is the difference between edo and mdo in acb?
EDO MEANS ELECTRICALLY DRAWN OUT i.e SPRING IS CHARGED WITH MOTOR
MDO MEANS MANUALLY DRAWN OUT i.e SPRING IS CHARGED MANUALLY
BOTH ARE DRAWN OUT BUT DIFFERENCE IS WHEATHER SPRING IS CHARGED WITH MOTOR OR BY MANUAL.
EDO Can be charged manually also.It comes with motor for spring charge and can be charged manually also. no need to wait, operation will be done automatically.
Normally whereevr power switching is there we require EDO.
What is the difference between steel bar Y12 and steel bar T12?
The only difference between Y12 and T12 is the Kilos per meter. In a Y12 there is 0.888 Kilos and a T12 bar has 0.612 Kilos.
Difference between value date and transaction date in banking?
value date means ordinary date .
transaction date means banking date.
biosparging requires high pressure whereas bioventing uses low pressure
What is the deferant between IAS and ICS?
IAS - Indian Administrative Service where as ICS - Indian Civil Service. ICS were and are known as collectors. There are examinations held for IAS which is divided into preliminary exam, main exam and an interview. ICS was introduced by Lord Cornwallis, where as IAS was started after independence. ICS was practiced till independence
What are contact and distal gestures?
contact gestures is when someone touches someone to get something they want. An example would be if someone wanted a cookie they would grab someone or if they did not want a cookie they would push it away. A distal gesture is pointing to soemthing they want.
What is the difference between district collector and deputy commissioner?
It is the same person/official with two different roles.
The District Collector is the highest Officer of revenue administration in the district. In revenue matters, he is responsible to the Government through the Divisional Commissioner and the Financial Commissioner, Revenue. He is responsible for the collection of land revenue, other kinds of Government taxes, fees and all dues recoverable as arrears of land revenue. He is responsible for ensuring the maintenance of accurate and up-to-date records of rights as regards the land.
He is also the appointing authority for Patwaris and Kanungos and ministerial staff posted in the tahsil offices, and in the offices of Sub Divisional Officers (Civil) and Deputy Commissioner except in the case of Superintendent of Deputy Commissioner's Office and for most of the subordinate revenue staff in the district. As the District Collector, he is the highest revenue judicial authority in the district.
The Deputy Commissioner is the executive of the district with numerous responsibilities in the sphere of civil administration, development, panchayats, local bodies, etc. Due to immense importance of his office, the Deputy Commissioner is considered to be the measuring rod of efficiency in administration.
The Deputy Commissioner has an Office Superintendent under him, to supervise the work of the clerical staff. He guides functioning of different branches of his office. Each branch is headed by an Assistant and is functionally known after him. For example, the branch looked after by Establishment Assistant (EA) is known as the EA Branch, the one under Miscellaneous Assistant is known as the MA Branch, etc. etc. An Assistant has to perform two types of functions-supervisory and dispositive i.e. he has to supervise the work of the officials working under him, and also to dispose of many cases either at his level or by putting them up to his senior officers. An Assistant has one or more Clerks under him.
The number of branches in the office of the Deputy Commissioner differs from district to district depending upon the requirements in each case, but more important branches existing in almost all the districts are, Establishment Branch, Nazarat Branch, Sadr Kanungo Branch, Development Branch, Miscellaneous Branch, Licensing Branch, Complaints and Enquiries Branch, Local Funds Branch, District Revenue Accounts Branch, Flood Relief Branch, Revenue Records Branch, Records and Issue Branch, Sadr Copying Agency, Registration Branch, Peshi Branch, etc.
Causes of differences between of the cashbook balance and the bank statement balance?
1.deposit in transit
2.outstanding cheque
3.memoranda
What is the difference between decline refuse reject deny?
Rejecting something is more of a choice, refusal is like when
you really really don't want the thing at all and you refuse to
even let it get near you or whatever
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What is the difference between a M16a4 and an M16a2?
To begin with, the M16A2 and M16A4 are very similar weapons, sharing the same trigger groups as well as the improvements made from the M16A1. The differences are subtle. Most notably, the carrying handle is now removable to reveal a 20mm accessory rail on the top of the receiver for easier mounting of optics. A great deal of M16A4s are also issued with a Knight's Armament Company M5 RAS (rail attachment system) handguard, as opposed to the ribbed polymer handguard found on the M16A2 and M16A3. Colt also produces an R0901 variant of the M16A4 for international sale that differs in that it replaces the three-round burst fire mode with full auto.
What is the difference between silly putty and play doe?
well if you mean play dough not play doe unless you have manufactured a young female deer for children to play with anyways to answer your question silly putty is strechy bouncy and you can mould it however with play dough it is not stretchy and not boucy but is much better for making sculpters etc.
What is the difference between a black xbox 360 and a white xbox 360?
the white one i just a regular xbox 360 and the black one is the xbox elite and it comes with a better hard drive and it has more accessory's
What is difference between ac and DC amplifier?
AC amplifiers are used to amplify AC signals and use components that handle large voltage values. DC amplifiers are used to amplify DC signals which use small powered electronic devices.
the optimal solution is best of feasible solution.this is as simple as it seems
What is the difference between Depend Underwear for men and Depend underwear for women?
The difference is mens have the absorbant padding toward the front, while the womans has the padding more centered
It is an assult rifle of the Soviet Union. Just an updated version of the AK47
Difference between TUI and and GUI?
tui -text user interface
gui -graphical user interface
those are editors in linux
gui has 3 editors
i.e
1gedit
2nedit
3.emacs
tui has 3 editors i.e
1vi/vim
2.ed/ex
3.nano/pico
Difference between casual and earned leave?
With annual, sick or vacation leave, you would get paid for the time off. A leave of absence is an excused absence but you don't get paid. Absence without leave is anunexcused absence, no pay and usually some form of penalty (for example, no credit towards seniority or pension, possible firing, etc.).
