Answer:
Education, health, industrialization, service economy, stability, quality of life
Explanation:
<span>Even before the massive US conventional, and ultimately nuclear, bombing campaign of 1945, which incinerated many Japanese cities, including Tokyo, and killed hundreds of thousands of people, the Japanese people suffered greatly in WWII. Thet had to work very hard and to survive with a minimum of food and clothing, as the nation's resources were mobilized for military use. Privations were greatly increased, especially in 1944, by the US submarine campaign. The loss of hundreds of Japanese merchant ships (marus) severely limited the flow of imported food,oil etc. Many people were nearly starving since the military had priority for what little food there was. Civilians also had a lower priority for available fuel. Loss of tankers and oil imports severely affected transportation. Without oil to spare for cars or buses, many people had to get around on bicycles.
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they both provide a good grip on the ground so you don't slip
Answer: True
Explanation: They created a republic in part because of the way they treated the people. Even if they killed warriors they didn't bother the townspeople, they let them ground in Rome without paying fees and made no religious imposition
The<u> receptor </u>component is responsible for detecting changes in the physiological parameter.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Physiological parameters, such as heart rate, blood pressure, body temperature, serum levels of various stress hormones (e.g. cortisol) and immunological functions (e.g. suppression of lymphocyte activity) can be used to assess welfare. Measurement of many of these parameters requires invasive monitoring techniques.
The receptor is the sensing component that monitors and responds to changes in the environment, either external or internal. Receptors include thermoreceptors, and mechanoreceptors. These are those components of the control system which are responsible for detecting changes in the physiological parameter.
