Make do with what you have. The Mesopotamians gave us a very valuable building material the brick. Having no locally available stone they used the plentiful supplies of mud and clay found on the banks of the Euphrates to make bricks.
There is also trade, exchange what you have for what you lack. In their case it was agricultural produce. This is how Babylon became a thriving and powerful city.
Finally when you finally become more powerful take the resources from your neighbours by force.
Answer:
Topography of Behavior
Explanation:
Topography of Behavior is a term used in socio-psychology, to describes how individual behaves in a certain way. It tried to explain the characteristics of behavior in a physical manner. For example: Ronaldo jumps up to celebrate a goal. The topography is the Jumping up.
Hencd, in this case, the sports psyschologist is targeting the TOPOGRAPHY OF BEHAVIOR in the player, which is player KEEPING HIS SHOULDER STRAIGHT.
Answer:
One advantage of using renewable resources instead of nonrenewable resources is the fact that renewable resources will never run out. They are called renewable resources because they are replaced as quickly as used, as well as have a large amount in stock. Examples can be the use of windmills and wind farms in areas of that are extremely windy, as the place will not run out of the natural resource.
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I think the answer should be deforestation.
Forensic Palynology deals with the study of pollen and other palynomorphs, contributing to the clarification and resolution of judicial cases, mostly of a criminal nature. Palynomorphs are microscopic structures that easily adhere to various surfaces, of natural, artificial or even human origin, without being noticed. Thus, given their imperceptibility, in a forensic context, they are part of the group of so-called “silent tests”. They are biological entities extremely resistant to degradation, and are also very difficult to remove the surfaces Forensic palynology has a high potential in the context of criminal investigations, since in many countries, such as Portugal, it is not currently accepted as a tool for forensic support and the evidence obtained by this method of analysis is not yet recognized in court. However, with the growing number of recent publications related to this forensic area, the validation of palynology as a generalized forensic tool may be about to happen.
