Answer:
I am totally against it as this type of divisions are creating differences and animosity among people, and are sometimes even leading to conflicts. I especially disagree with it from today's perspective, as people today are moving and migrating more and more and therefore the existence of nation states is nonsense.
Explanation:
I think that we should strive to the creation of political arrangements as we have in European Union.
A larger market without boundaries, with certain individualities should be something that is acceptable to all of us.
We should not create differences, but try to overcome them.
Answer:
ISCO-DUG-WUAZ
Explanation:
Seismic waves of an earthquakes is recorded first in the station closest to the earthquake. The P wave is the faster moving wave and then the S wave. The faster the time it takes the P and S waves to register in the seismographer the closer the station to the site of the earthquake. Bearing this in mind, the wave was first registered in ISCO making it closest to the earthquake site, followed by DUG and then WAUZ.
ISCO (14sec)-DUG (57sec)-WUAZ (73sec)
<u>Answer:</u>
<em>The national weather service provides regularly updated hurricane tracking resources.</em> In the following process cone forecast image is used so let’s understand the working of the forecast image.
The <em>cone here represents the tracking on the tropical cyclone</em> which is tracked in the center and later it makes a shape by enclosing the area which is swept by<em> the set of circles with gets along with the forecast track. </em>
<em>The data which gets tracked is represented as the “M” and states the strength of the storm.</em>
The correct answer is - C. from thawing the ground beneath them.
Tall buildings in Siberia have to be lifted from the ground because in most of Siberia the ground is not stable. The ground in this part of the world is under the influence of the permafrost for the biggest portion of the year, which makes the ground very rich with frozen water, but unlike the popular opinion that in Siberia the summers are cold too, they are actually not cold but pretty warm and temperatures can reach up to 30 C degrees. This warmth makes the ice and snow melt, thus making the ground very unstable and very rich with water, so any higher and heavier building will start sinking into it, and after that when the winter strikes again the lower part of the building will be trapped by the permafrost.
