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Vika [28.1K]
3 years ago
13

Clarity of signal

Chemistry
2 answers:
bija089 [108]3 years ago
5 0
Digital offers better clarity,but analog gives you richer quality
Natalka [10]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

this is what i found for analog in my research

1.  Nest : Bird  

a. Cave : bear

b. flower : petal

c. window : house

d. dog : basket

2.  Teacher : School

a. Businessman : Money

b. Waitress : Resturant

c. Dentist : Tooth

d. Fish :  Water

3.  pebble : boulder

a. pond : ocean

b. river: rapids

c. fish : elephant

d. feather : bird

4. Poodle : Dog

a. great white : shark

b. dalmatian : great dane

c. money : stock market

d. horse : pony

5.  fox : chicken

a. rat : mouse

b. cat : mouse

c. dog : cat

d. rabbit : hen

6.  lawyer : trial

a. plumber : pipe

b. businessman : secretary

c. doctor : operation

d. hairdresser : blow dryer

Explanation:

and then for digital this is what i found on the web

How well do you know where change is occurring?

Do you know which customer journeys matter?

Are your teams collaborating across functions?

Do you have a disciplined ‘test and learn’ approach?

Are your budgets tied to progress?

Do you have mechanisms to challenge ideas?

Are your people empowered to act?

i do know know if this is what you are looking for

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