Choice B. A strong theme can be applied elsewhere beyond the scope of a single story in which it appears.
Answer:
here are some reason:
maps were once drawn on clay tablets carved on the ground and drawn on mark..... now maps are obviously on paper.
also maps in the earliest ages were not accurate because mapmakers didn't know the "correct" knowledge.... now on maps we know the correct knowledge.
also didn't know mathematics and the correct knowledge and he sometimes left empty spaces and warning because honestly he didn't know what the heck what was there.....
Explanation:
Answer & Explanation :
A dialectical tension is opposition / contradiction in behaviour of a couple.
Oppositions are antonym of each others, act as cancelation or undo to each other. They are mutually exclusive & mutually exhaustive. They can be related to their internal, external conflicting issues.
Examples :
- Openness v/s non openness
- Connection v/s autonomy
- Dominance v/s submissiveness
- Predictability v/s Novelty
- Integration v/s Seperation
- Expression v/s Privacy
- Stability v/s Change
Answer: intellectual property is "ONE POSSIBLE WAY TO BUILD A COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE".
Option "C" is the correct option.
Explanation: Intellectual property are the things we create from the mind. They can be art work, literal work or symbols which we use in commerce.
In the industry, intellectual property are those trademark,industrial design, location of the industry, and many others.
This can be a possible advantage for a competition in a business, but not the best form of competition. When we create an attracting trademark that distinguish us from others, it makes our product to stand out as a unique one among others. It also makes one to be able to define the company, for instance if you see a Coca-Cola symbol it makes you remember the taste of Coca-Cola, and you may want to feel the taste again, when placed with a choice with other products.
Answer:
Explanation:
In
the
following
excerpt
from
Antigone,
by
classical
Greek
playwright
Sophocles,
the
wise
Teiresias
observes,
“All
men
make
mistakes,
but
a
good
man
yields
when
he
knows
his
course
is
wrong,
and
repairs
the
evil;
the
only
crime
is
pride.
Take
some
time
to
think
about
the
implications
of
the
quotation. Then
write
a
carefully
reasoned
essay
that
explores
the
validity
of
the
assertion
that
uses
examples
from
a
variety
of
readings,
observations,
or
experiences
that
develop
your
position
