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Wild forest fires cause extensive damage to flora and fauna and result in destruction of man-made property in and around the area of fire.
Controlled fires are used by agriculturists and forest officials to keep wild fires at bay. It involves careful, controlled burning of certain areas of the forest, to clear it off inflammable organic matter. In the event of fire, this cleared-off area acts as a barrier for fire from spreading further.
In the process of controlled burning, several wild animals are killed and lose their habitat. Thick smoke from such man-made fires is a cause for environmental concern too. Mark me as BRAINLIEST AND FOLLOW ME PLZZZ
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Scrum refers to an iterative, incremental framework for projects and product development. Scrum structures development in cycles of work called sprints. The iterations are not more than one month each and takes place one after the other without pausing. The sprints are usually time boxed. This means that they end on a specific date irrespective of whether the work has been completed or not. It is also never extended. At the start of each sprint, the cross-functional team selects items (customer requirements) from a prioritized list. The product development team then commit to complete the items by the end of the sprint. During the sprint process, the items chosen are not changed.
The team also gathers everyday briefly to inspect their progress and make adjustments on the next steps to ensure the completion of the remaining work. At the end of the sprint period, the team reviews the sprint with the relevant stakeholders and also demonstrate what they have built. Feedback is received regarding what may be incorporated in the next sprint. The emphasis of scrum is to have a working product at the end of sprint that is really done.
References
Bass, J. M. (2016). Artefacts and Agile Method Tailoring in Large-Scale Offshore Software Development Programmes. Information and Software Technology.
Maximini, D. (2015). The Scrum Culture: Introducing Agile Methods in Organizations. Springer
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Sarah Jane sat perched on her grandma's old wicker chair sweating profusely. The summer heat had become so intense it was almost palpable. As she sat looking aimlessly out into the arid desert she mustered to herself, "it's futile, I will never be content with my life here." She had regrets about deciding to live with her grandmother for the summer. Initially, she came to the conclusion that she needed space from her life in the city however,
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palpable: something that can be touched, felt or is obvious. (i.e. the tension was so thick in a room it was palpable)
indolently: slow, lazy, at ease
naive: of a person or action; showing a lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment
scruple: a feeling of doubt or hesitation with regard to the morality or propriety of a course of action.
grotesque:
futile:incapable of producing any useful result; pointless.
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touch=scratchy wool trousers, freezing cold water, and cozy sleeping bag
sight= snow covered branches, bright red sparks, and glittering sidewalks.
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