A cultura asiática é dividida em seis sub-regiões:
1.) Ásia Central (Cazaquistão, Quirguistão, Tajiquistão, Usbequistão e Turquemenistão)
2.) Ásia Oriental (China, Japão, Coreia do Norte, Coreia do Sul, Mongólia e Taiwan)
3.) Sul da Ásia (Índia, Paquistão, Afeganistão, Nepal, Butão, Bangladesh e Sri Lanka)
4.) Ásia Ocidental (corresponde com o Médio Oriente)
Troposphere is the layer where the air is thin as well as very warm
Answer:
natural hazard disclosure statement.
Explanation:
The natural hazard disclosure statement or report can be regarded case the report that give details about status of a property, it allows to know if a property is in an area where there is an hazards. These area with hazard could contain earthquake fault, seasonal flooding, it could as well be fire hazard area. The disclosure form usually costs approximately $125, depending on geographical location, with a fee that will be paid at close of escrow by the seller. It should be noted that the disclosure requirement that is concerned with special flood areas, dam failure, high fire severity, wild and forest fire, earthquake fault zone, and seismic hazard zones, is the natural hazard disclosure statement.
GULF STREAM
GULF STREAM. A powerful, warm, surface current in the North Atlantic Ocean, east of North America, the Gulf Stream is one of the strongest known currents. It originates in the Gulf of Mexico as the Florida Current, with an approximate temperature of 80 degrees Fahrenheit, a breadth of no more than fifty miles and a depth of a mile or more. It passes through the Straits of Florida and up along the eastern coast of the United States to the Grand Banks of Newfoundland, Canada, driven northward by southwest winds.
As the Gulf Stream reaches Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, the cold Labrador Current that flows from the north separates it from the coast. At this confluence, the warm Gulf Stream waters combine with the cold winds accompanying the Labrador Current, forming one of the densest concentrations of fog in the world. Because of this immense heat transfer, atmospheric storms tend to intensify in this region. Also at this location, the Gulf Stream is split into two currents: the Canary Currents, which are diverted southeast and carry cooler waters to the Iberian Peninsula and northwestern Africa; and the North Atlantic Drift, which flows northwest toward western Europe, providing temperate waters to the western coastal areas of Europe. The water temperature decreases with the northward flow and the breadth of the current spans several hundred miles at its widest. The average speed of the Gulf Stream is four miles per hour, slowing to one mile per hour as the current widens to the north. The Gulf Stream transports as much as 3.99 billion cubic feet of water per second, an amount greater than that carried by all of the world's rivers combined. The current's core, or jet, follows the contours of the
