What is the difference between extinct or extant?
Endagered means almost gone nad extinct means they are gone forever.
ex animals that are endangered like the amur leapard are almost gone and are under pertection.
Dinasours are gone forever and therfore extinct
What is the difference between voting in1843 and voting now days?
In 1843 neither women or Blacks had the right to vote and Democrats far outnumbered republicans
What is the difference between hockey and ringette?
there are quite a few
1. ringette has a blue ring instead of a puck
2.there is supposed to be no body contact (but there usually is)
3.you have to pass over the blue lines
4.there are no face offs a player starts with the ring at center ice or at one of the other circles on the ice and passes to a player when the whistle is blown.
5.usually ringette is an all girls sport but there are exceptions
6.a player cannot step foot into the goalies crease or else the other team would get to start off the ring
7.there are only two 17 minute periods(depending in what division you are)
8.in ringette the divisions are bunnies,petite,tween(i'm in my 2nd year of tween),Jr.belle and open
9.in ringette you have sticks with no blade just a plastic tip on the end
10.the masks on the helmet have triangle holes instead of square
11.and instead of hockey pants you wear ringette pants that go all the way down to your skate.
i think i have covered everything :)
What is the difference between a declarative statement and an imperative statement?
In a declarative statement, you initialize the object. But in an imperative statement, you use a preexisting statement and use it.
What is the difference between Sesquipedalophobia and Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia?
there really is no difference, they both mean the same thing.
Trade off between liquidity and profitability?
Picture "Liquidity" as being on one end of a straight line and "Profitability" on the other end of the line. If you are on the line and move toward one, you automatically move away from the other. In other words, there is the trade-off between liquidity and profitability.
This is easy to illustrate with a simple example. The items on the asset side of a company's balance sheet are listed in order of liquidity, i.e., the ease with which they can be converted into cash. In order, the most important of these assets are:
Notice that as we go from the top of the list to the bottom, the liquidity decreases. However, as we go from top to bottom, the profitability increases. In other words, the most profitable investment for company is normally in its fixed assets; the least profitable investment is cash.
Bankruptcy RiskSure it is! It may take a while, but if it remains unprofitable, it will eventually go bankrupt. Its available cash will be used to finance the losses, but when the cash runs out, the assets of the company will have to shrink because there will be insufficient funds to replace them as they wear out. The company will become smaller and smaller and will eventually fail.
Certainly! For example, if a company expands so rapidly that it is constantly building new buildings and buying new equipment, it may very well get behind on its payments to the contractors and vendors due to the lack of cash. In other words, the company is spending money much faster than it is making it, even though it is making a lot. Eventually, the creditors (i.e., contractors and vendors) will demand their money and, if the company does not have enough cash to pay up, the creditors will take the company to court. A judge may very well decide that the creditors are entitled to their money and will start selling off the assets of the company in order to raise cash to pay them. (Half-finished construction projects don't bring in much cash at a sheriff's auction.) At that point, the owners of the company have lost control and may very well be forced into bankruptcy.
So, you can see that it's dangerous to be on either extreme of the line: (1) highly liquid but not very profitable, and (2) highly profitable but not very liquid. There's a broad middle ground between the two extremes where the company wants to reside.
Fortunately, we have tools at our disposal that will allow us to measure where we are on the line. These tools are primarily financial ratios, which measure the company's liquidity and profitability. We can compare the company's liquidity and profitability ratios to those of other companies (particularly, to the industry average) to see where we are on the line, and can, if necessary, make corrections.
What is the difference between non-profit and commercial recreation?
Non-profit is generally a public or government owned organization that offers a service to the community. Commercial recreation is generally a privately owned organization with the long-term intent of being profitable, and the money it receives must cover operating costs
What is the difference between an instrumental leader and an expressive leader?
Instrumental leaders are task-oriented, they find specific ways to help the group reach its goals. Doesn't matter if group members don't get along, as long as they reach their goal.
Expressive leaders are emotion-oriented, hey find ways to keep the group together and to maintain morale. Doesn't matter if the group doesn't reach its goal, as long as they stay together and stay morally clean.
What is the difference between hey and hi?
I've been wondering the same thing.
But when i talk to someone i don't really wanna talk to to, i usually just say Hi. For some reason Hi seems to be short, and sounds like you don't want to say anymore. And to me, Hey seems like a conversation starter, like its more dragged out. (if that makes any sense)
What is difference between internal and external data structure?
Internal SortingExternal sortingIn internal sorting all the data to sort is stored in memory at all times while sorting is in progress.In external sorting data is stored outside memory (like on disk) and only loaded into memory in small chunks.The internal sorting methods are applied to small collection of data. The External sorting methods are applied only when the number of data elements to be sorted is too large. internal sorting takes input only which can be fit into
its memory...i.e. it takes small inputexternal sorting can take as much as large input…Internal sort is more flexible as we can alter or update data before and after performing internal sort whereas the same doesn't hold true for external sort.internal sorting is independent of time to read/write a
recordexternal ids dependent on the same
What is the difference between a managers cheque and a dd?
i have know fricking idea. but, watermelon equals fifty
What is difference between barcol hardness and Shore A hardness?
what is the difference between Shore-A Hardness & Barcol Hardness
What is the difference between a negative the altitude and a positive altitude?
Altitude describes an object's position relative to sea level. An object in a position higher than sea level would have a positive altitude, sea level would have an altitude of zero, and any object below sea level would have a negative altitude.
What is the difference between hard and soft engineering management of coastal erosion?
Hard Management: Hard management is the more traditional response to erosion and involves the construction of structures which stop wave energy reaching the shore, or absorb and reflect the energy. These have often caused problems themselves, such as increasing erosion elsewhere, and soft construction techniques have become more popular because of this.
Soft management: These techniques involve promoting natural systems such as beaches and salt marshes which protect the coast, and are usually cheaper to construct and maintain than hard management techniques, and may be self-sustaining.
What is the difference between handwashing and hand sanitization in maintaining hand hygiene?
The difference between handwashing and hand sanitazation is that hand washing is youre washing youre hand with water and soap and hand sanitazation is using hand sanitazer or using those sanizatized wipies
What is difference between above and on?
Above typically implies the location of an object in reference to another. "The shelf is above the TV". On typically refers to making physical contact with another object, regardless of it position.
They can also losely be used interchangeably.
What is the difference between incursion and invasion?
Incursion maybe/is non-permanent; invasion is more likely permanent
In an Experimental investigation you are trying to answer one question. While in a descriptive investigation you are trying to describe something and comparative you are comparing one thing to another.
What is Development of lifelong?
Development of lifelong might refer to learning that is a lifelong effort for a person. There are many people who believe that lifelong learning is the key to happiness and peace in one's life.
What differences between puree and pulp?
Pulp is preseved fruit or vegetables solids after extraction of juice
puree is soft substance that flow like liquid but become solid on haeting prepared by mash of cooked fruits and vegetables
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What is the difference of the word your and you're?
"Your" refers to possession.
Eg: This is your room.
"You're" is an short form of "you are"
Eg: You're coming home with me.
If you are confused, just apply "you are" to sentences in which you think "you're" should be used. If they don't sound right, you are probably using the wrong word.