Answer:
1. Scientific method
2. pseudopods
3. In 1909, Ernest Rutherford’s
4. innovation
5. nerve cell
Critical paths and boards, centers, cells, bureaus, and working groups which support the synchronization processes includes,
1. Stability actions.
2. Lethal fires.
3. Information actions.
The critical paths which involve development working groups and identify assess, the resource is the steering.
Osmosis refers to the transfer of water across a membrane and pressure of water inside plant cells is called turgor pressure. Osmosis causes cells to lose or gain water, which means it can increase or decrease the turgor pressure inside the cells. When the concentration of water available outside the cell is higher than inside, plant cell will gain water. When it's the other way around, the plant cells lose water.
