Well-executed evacuations are key to minimizing loss of life from tsunamis, yet they also disrupt communities and business productivity in the process.
What is an evacuation?
Answer:- An evacuation shelter is built for longer-term usage; it offers catastrophe survivors who have been forced from their primary dwellings because of natural or man-made disasters a safe, sanitary, and secure environment as well as life-sustaining amenities. A building or earthen mound designed as a place of refuge in the event of a tsunami is known as a vertical evacuation tsunami evacuation building refuge. The shelter is built to withstand an earthquake and resist the effects of a tsunami and is intended for short-term (12–24 hour) protection. It is tall enough to lift refugees above the level of a tsunami inundation.
Therefore, Well-executed evacuation consider the elevation of the community.
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Answer:
C. Stem Cell
Explanation:
Because a specialized tissue cell is a stem cell and cells that are already specialized cannot go back to being a stem cell.
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Revolution: the movement of an object in a circular or elliptical course around another or about an axis or center.
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Answer:
The first blood transfusion in which the donor blood type is A+ and recipient blood type is A- would not be successful as the donor blood is A+, which signifies that the blood comprises both Rh factor and antigen A, while the recipient blood group is A-, which signifies that the blood does not comprise Rh factor and possess only antigen A. Therefore, at the time of transfusion, the Rh factor of donor blood will be regarded as a foreign body by the recipient, and thus, will generate antibody against the donor Rh factor provoking immune rejection and agglutination.
On the other hand, the second blood transfusion in which the donor blood type is O- and the recipient blood type is AB+, the blood transfusion would be successful as the blood group O- is a universal donor, as it neither possesses any A or B antigen nor Rh factor. This blood group is accepted by all the blood group recipients.