Answer:
Option A
Explanation:
Culture is a social way of life, it consists of values and principle a group or set of people believe it , so it is a shared way of life as we may define it.
We can say the group of people I am referring to in this question can be a particular tribe in Nigeria or a society or a community and the values these set of people has are generated and there seems to be a common point that makes up there culture.
So a shared culture can be opinions and values a group of people raised together within a society share together and value together to guide there believes and way of life as option A explains.
Answer:
respiratory system: helps you to keep breathing
circulatory system: helps keep the blood flowing
skeletal system: your bones that keep your body looking like jello
muscular system: helps you stay in shape, and is much heavier than fat
digestive system: your body digesting food to get nutrients
Explanation:
respiratory system: your lungs
circulatory system: an organ system that gets blood to help get nutrients, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and other things
Skeletal system: basically your bones. they help you get up and stay up off the ground. you can't get up the mountain without your bones.
Muscular system: your muscular system is everywhere in your body. you use muscles to pick up your food and even use them to get off the couch.
digestive system: you will be digesting food or water on your climb, and you will need the digestive system to do this so you get the power to go higher
John Locke
John Locke proposed “liberal” political philosophy. The concept included limiting government and individual rights strengthened. This philosophy was the basis of the American Constitution. John Locke used natural philosophy as groundwork and built upon the assumption that human beings are subject to moral law.
Answer: e. geodemographic segmentation
Explanation:
GEODEMOGRAPHIC SEGMENTATION refers to a range of methods that are used to classify and characterize localities based on the underlying principle that people living close together are more likely to have similar characteristics be it socio-economic, demographic or lifestyle wise.
That way when Let's Dish finds people who are interested in the services they offer, they can target their neighbourhoods because according to this type of segmentation, they are more likely to get a market there.
The ability of the compound microscope to remain relatively focused at higher powers once focused at a lower magnification is called
parfocal ability.
Parfocal capability is the ability of different eyepieces, such as telescopes or microscopes, to focus their images in the same plane. These eyepieces or lenses can then be interchanged without readjusting the instrument.
Parfocal refers to the ability to change objectives with differing powers and have the focus remain sharp. The distance from the top of the objective to the object being viewed is the parfocal distance.
DIN and JIS standard objectives are both parfocal but at different distances. For DIN it’s 45 mm; for JIS, 36 mm.
If you don’t know if yours is a DIN or JIS scope, you can check to see if it’s parfocal. Select a slide or object that can be sharply focused with the most powerful objective on your scope. Then switch to the less powerful objectives in order down to the lowest power. With a parfocal microscope, a slide that is in focus with the 40x objective will still be in focus when using less powerful objectives with little or no refocusing.
You can go from low to high powers to check parfocalization as well. But it's quicker going from high to low, since high-power objectives have very narrow ranges of focus and successively switching to lower powers (wider ranges of focus) will guarantee you’re very close to focus with parfocal objectives.
A similar term is parcentered. It means that objects will stay at or very close to the center of the field of view when changing objectives.
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