Answer: I agree with Mike
Explanation: Gas also get cooler as its pressure drops, which it does as it rises up where there is less air pressing down on it. So when warm air rises, it cools off. That's pretty significant here. But there's an even more important force at work: Earth radiates heat (infrared light) into space.
An agreement among countries is called <span>Regional security alliance</span>
<span>The answer is Normed
Normalisation in statics is method to adjust the values according to an adjusted scale.It is done to bring the entire probability distribution in alignment. In simpler terms its important to define a criteria for different cases so that they could be measured on single scale equally .</span>
A time when Science and Mathematics made great strides is known as the scientific revolution. This period of time saw advancements in the field of science that defined both 16th and the 17th centuries. A political thought based on the new philosophy of empiricism was brought to existence.
Explanation:
- A new nature of science was emerging during the scientific revolution.
- Science became a discipline distinct from Philosophy and Technology.
- Science replaced religions such as "Christianity" as the main point of European Civilization.
- "The Renaissance" and "The Reformation" brought a new view of science with qualities such as
- Re-education of common sense with regards to abstract reasoning
- Substitution of a quantitative for a qualitative view
- View of nature as a machine than as an organism
- Scientists had to be sure of their discoveries through experiments and practices
Answer: Longitudinal study
Explanation: Longitudinal study refers to recurrent observation gathered on a particular set of variables over a certain period of time. Longitudinal studies could be carried out on the same variable or set of variables over a short or long period of time ranging from days, weeks, years or even decades. They are mostly conducted to study changes in traits of measured variables over time.
Testing memories of a single group of children over a constant period of time could be used to determine variation in memories of children as they age.
