Research conducted on homographs like bat or minute in lexical decision tasks predicts that you are likely to activate multiple meanings of the words and partially activate closely related words.
Homographs are one of two or more words spelled alike but different in meaning or derivation or pronunciation such as the bow of a ship, a bow and arrow, so are bear which is an animal and bear which is a verb meaning “to carry”.
In the lexical decision task, a participant is conferred with one word, typically visually within the center of a monitor. The participant's task is to come to a decision, as quickly and as accurately as attainable, whether or not the word may be a real word of his or her language.
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Answer:
The oblique illumination is
used by the microscopists to resolve N. Spencrii in the Dark Field Condensers.
Explanation:
It was found that the use of oblique light was required to resolve the striae. Oblique illumination was the first step toward dark field microscopy. In dark field, light
seems to radiate from the specimen while all the rest of the field is black. Resolution is as good as that in bright field while contrast is enhanced.
In dark field microscopy, no
direct light from the condenser enters the objective lens. Only light
that is reflected, refracted or diffracted by the specimen enters the objective. The dark field condenser produces a circle of light. The
light is at an extremely oblique angle to the surface of the slide. This
oblique light comes to a focus on the specimen. It then diverges so
strongly that no direct light enters the objective. This type
of illumination is a hollow cone of light.
Answer:
Option C, strict scrutiny, is the right answer.
Explanation:
In the process of judicial review, Strict scrutiny is a kind of method which is used to appraise the constitutionality of a law. In simple terms, it is a standard of review. This method of reviewing is usually employed when the individual rights of a person are infringed upon or when the Bill of Rights is violated.
It is also used when laws which involve Suspect classifications are possibly being violated.
Bro j don’t hknow ajahahabab 187282!/71)/& loalao
I am not too sure whether the question calls for some specific answers, but I know two things that the Hindus believe in and the Sihks don't, and I think they will fill in the spaces nicely:
1) rituals
2) Gods! - Hinduism is a polytheistic religion and Sikhism monotheistic.
