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What are some differences between a fish and a snail?
There are many differences:
snails
- no back bone
- live on land
- have lungs
- move slow
- can't swim
fish
- have backbone
- live in the water
- have gills
- move fast in water
- can't walk
- can'tbreathe air
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What is the difference between a beaver and a mountain beaver?
Both live near and in water however a beaver is much larger than a muskrat. An adult beaver typically weighs between 40 and 60 pounds. An adult muskrat typically weighs only 2 to 5 pounds. While a beaver has a broad flat tail a muskrat has a thinner more ratlike tail. The muskrat tail actually has some flatness, but vertical like a boat rudder. Muskrats do not cut down trees. Muskrats and beaver are the only mammals that build their home in the water, but the muskrat lodge is smaller. They often dig dens into the bank; again the muskrat opening is smaller. Muskrats do not store food for the winter as beaver do and a harsh winter can greatly decrease a muskrat population. Muskrats are more prolific breeders capable of multiple litters in one season whereas beavers have one litter annually.
Exotic plants are those that have been introduced into the country / region in recent time by people colonising or moving through the region
What are the differences between polymorphic and metamorphic virus?
The affect of a polymorphic virus on a computer is exactly the same as any other virus. That is, that it is capable of the same processing as any other piece of software.
The name polymorphic or in English "Many Shapes" refers to the virus's programmed ability to alter its own code when replicating itself to avoid detection.
Most simple antivirus programs use a sample of code to match against a suspected file to identify a virus. Changing the code makes detection impossible using this technique.
A more accurate method of locating a virus is to examine the code and programmatically detect what the code does. For instance if within the few lines it instructs the computer to wipe the hard drive it is 99.9% likely that this is malicious. A statistical assessment of the code is made and if the code breaches the chances of being highly malicious, then the code is flagged for removal.
This technology is called Heuristic analysisand is not without it's problems. The trigger level between virus and non-virus can be set too high or low, resulting in false positives or failure to detect malicious software. False positives can be triggered by software that does some to the things that Viruses are likely to do, such as formatter programs or communicating with a centralised server.
Overall the combination of both systems plus a register of known good and bad software is the most effective at detecting virii.
Why is love more important than money to marriage?
I would love the person that loves me... why??? that is because money can't buy everything...especially love... the person that loves you would do everything for you til the end...while the person who have a money would just give you what you want to make you stay with him... so choose the right guy for you not the guy that will only trick you and leave when you have nothing..
What is the difference between cockroach and grasshopper life cycle?
cockroaches lay their eggs in eggcases or eggpouches while grasshoppers lay their eggs in the soil.
What is the difference between a set down and a set up transformer?
Set down transformer are also referred to step down transformers. They are used in regulating the electrical voltage before it can be used to feed a house.
While step up transformer are mainly found in the generation stations to improve the voltage generated by the turbine.
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Use details from the text to cite some of the major differences between Arnie and José?
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What is the difference between aged cheese and fermented cheese?
Cold pack cheeses are a variety of natural cheeses that are ground without heat and are spreadable. Aged cheese is cheese that has been aged for different periods of time.
Whats the difference between cointreau and triple sec?
Triple Sec is used generically as a type of orange flavored liqueur. Cointreau is a premium triple sec that is often used in top shelf drinks. Grand Marnier and Orange Curacao are in the triple sec family.
What is the difference between egg noodles and rice noodles?
Egg noodles are made of flour and rice noodles are made from rice.
What is the difference between rotini and rotelle?
Ravioli is a square 'parcel' ant tortellini is a moon shape that has all been collected up in the middle many people think that the difference is that ravioli is stuffed with spinach and ricotta and tortellini with other things but they are wrong
What are eaten in between meals?
Young children are likely to have a small chocolate bar or sweets, or slightly more healthy cut of fruit. Teens and young peoplewill most likely have all that with the addition possibly of Chewing gum or Bubble gum. Adults again will snack much the same as well as occaisonally (or alot) smoking between meals.
What is the difference between Spain and American food?
The main difference is that Portuguese food has been more developed over the millenia, possibly since the Romans occupied the region before and around 2,000 years ago. American food is a mixture of all the things that immigrants have brought to it throughout time. For example, hot dogs are a heart-attack-on-a-bun version of German liverwurst(sausage). Spaghetti is an Italian food, while the noodles themselves were invented thousands of years ago in China but the modern pasta that we normally eat today was perfected in Italy.
What is the difference between k cups and pods?
Keurig K-cups are the easiest to find in stores, choice of over 250 varieties of hot & cold beverages and brews less than 1 minute, on the other hand we have Keurig V-cups brews stronger & a larger cup of coffee. Both the K-cup & V-cup are designed for their own brewers. http://www.keurig.ca/compare-brewers You can compare which brewer would fit you best at the above link.
What is the difference between a waiter and a waitress?
All waitresses are servers, but all servers are not waitresses. There are also male servers. Server is just the name that all waiters and waitresses prefer to be called.
What is the difference between a sushi roll and sushi hand roll?
The differences between types of rolls are unique to different restaurants. An order of a roll is normally a set of 6-8 small rolls. A sushi hand roll is about the same amount of food as the other rolls, but served in one cone of seaweed that fits easily in someone's hand.
Difference between serving size and portion?
None
A portion is not defined by size, it is just an amount, a part of the whole. A serving size is an exact amount, such as a spoon full or a cup full or a cooked object which, in itself, is a specific size
What are the differences between smokers and non smokers lungs?
We are all people!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
----Smokers and non-smokers are very similar, besides the lungs, how powerful the heart is, and part of the brain, other than that, mostly the same.----
Whats the Difference between slide-in and free standing in kitchen stoves?
slide-in the top sides sits on top of the counter and has no legs,free standing has legs on it
Oops, a slide-in range does have legs. The main difference is that the top of the range (deck) overhangs the sides and rests directly on the adjacent countertop. The tricky part is that the legs have to be adjusted so that the deck rests VERY lightly on the countertop. It takes a lot of trial and error to get it just right. A slide-in has a much more "finished" look to it. It looks like it is built-in but it's really not. The slide-in is also more expensive. It really shouldn't be because it doesn't have sides and is usually smaller than a freestanding. You are paying for the "built-in" look; which really is nicer in my opinion.
Correction here: a slide-in range does not rest on the countertop. That is a drop-in range. A slide-in is just like a free-standing with side panels and legs except that the control panel is on the front of the unit. The cooktop is flush with the countertop with no stand-up control panel at the back of the unit.
What is the difference between dark chocolate and plain chocolate?
Couverture is used mainly by professionals because it is a lot more temperamental to work with. It contains only cocoa solids, cocoa butter, and sugar (and milk solids in the case of milk chocolate couverture). In order to be properly labeled as "couverture", the percent of actual cocoa butter must be between 32-39%
I'm not sure what is meant by "plain chocolate." If you just mean chocolate chip kind of chocolate, then that more depends on the brand, but basically it's chocolate with less cocoa butter than couverture (and thus less of the "melt in your mouth" quality).
Although Couverture means 'coating' in FrenchCoating chocolate is NOT couverture. It is used for coating things like candies and uses vegetable oil instead of cocoa butter, so it's very easy to work with, but doesn't have the nice richness of couverture
Couverture chocolate is indeed used mainly by professionals, cooks, and chocolatiers. It is often used for making high quality candies such as candy bars, truffles, and etc. because it melts smoothly, but needs tempering.
Plain chocolate is also known as Dark Chocolate which is a chocolate with out milk. This chocolate is known for it's great health benefits.
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Difference between ginger soda and ginger ale?
Authentic ginger beer is an alcoholic beverage that was very popular in the 19th century and early 20th century but and fell out of favor in the U.S. during Prohibition. It never made much of a comeback after Prohibition's repeal.
The original recipe requires ginger (often from Jamaica), sugar, and water to which ginger beer plant (GBP) is added. GP is a mixture of yeast and bacteria, called SCOBY and causes to different forms of fermentation to occur. Fermentation over a few days turns the mixture into ginger beer.
What is the difference between a Panino and a Panini?
iam not sure but i think panini is thinker than panino :)
