Answer:
B. British ships were kidnapping American sailors and forcing them to work for British captains
Answer:
It had almost exclusive control of the world's supply of nickel and used to make nickel products
Explanation:
INCO (International Nickel Mining Company of Canada) was the major producer of nickel during the 20th century. It was purchased by the Brazilian company Vale in 2006. It is now based in Toronto and handles Vale's mining operations worldwide, it now produces platinum, rhodium, ruthenium, gold and silver. Prior to 2006 it was second largest producer of nickel and was also as member of Dow Jones Industrial Average.
Answer:
The action that was not controlled by her medulla is:
D) Wind caused her mobile to move, and she smiled.
Explanation:
Our medulla oblongata is a neuronal mass responsible for transmitting signals between the spinal cord and the higher parts of the brain. <u>The medulla oblongata also controls </u><u>autonomic</u><u> activities - involuntary body functions and actions such as </u><u>heartbeat, respiration, vasodilation, coughing, sneezing, and swallowing.</u><u> Notice that letter D is, out of the options, the only one that does not mention an autonomic activity. Therefore, we can choose it as the one that was NOT controlled by Heather's medulla.</u>
The correct answer that accurately defines what structure is
that it is defined as how one’s resources are being organized or are organized
by which based on the choices above, the correct answer is the first choice
that is provided above.
Answer:
d. relies on a sample that is too small to represent the entire corporate workforce
Explanation:
the conclusion is suspect because a 100 employee in a single corporation is too small to represent the entire corporate workforce. Larger sample size involving more than one corporation will be more representative than using a single corporation, the study is not random.
Option A is wrong because it was never stated by the researcher that corporate employees are more sleep deprived than other people.
Option C is wrong because the effect of sleep deprivation is out of the scope of the study.
Option B is also wrong because the evidence provided is statistically possible.
