Description : Why have cities formed in East Asia How has this urbanization inpacted culture?
Last Answer : Need answer
Description : Q.8. To what extent docs government regulations and new laws solve problems of pollution? Discuss one example each of the success and failure of legislation to change the quality of : -History
Last Answer : The government regulations and new laws had a mixed history of the successes and failures: (i) New legislations in London were not taken seriously by the factory owners. They were not ... ;. The inspectors of the Bengal Smoke Nuisance Commission finally managed to control the industrial smoke.
Description : Discuss the extent to which: (a) hunting and (b) constructing shelters would have been facilitated by the use of language. What other modes of communication could have been used for these activities? -History
Last Answer : Use of language helped hunting activities of human beings in numerous ways: Now people are in a position of organizing and managing hunting expeditions They are now free to exchange their ideas ... walls and on the ceilings of caves were the other modes of communication used for various activities
Description : The idea that Basic Education is education through crafts Options: A) True as far as the rural areas are concerned B) The whole truth of the schemes C) The complete truth even for urban areas D) True to some extent only because the concept is deeper
Last Answer : D) True to some extent only because the concept is deeper
Description : Which philosophical theory contends that truth is a matter of a degree and a concept is true only to the extent to which it fits together with what is already known?
Last Answer : Coherence
Description : Do you agree with the view that casteism has not disappeared from Indian society? Discuss. -SST 10th
Last Answer : Although the old barriers of caste system are breaking down, but still casteism continues to be there in the Indian society. (i) Even now most people marry within their own caste or tribe ... not ended completely. (iii) Effects of centuries of advantages and disadvantages continue to be felt today.
Description : In Langmuir treatment of adsorption, (A) Whole surface of the catalyst does not have the same activity for adsorption and there is attraction between the adsorbed molecule (B) Whole surface of ... same mechanism (D) Extent of adsorption is more than one complete monomolecular layer on the surface
Last Answer : (B) Whole surface of the catalyst is essentially uniform and the adsorbed molecule has no effect on the rate of adsorption per site
Description : Would you agree that promises made to poor children are rarely kept ? Why do you think this happens in the incidents narrated in the text ? -Other
Last Answer : It is generally seen that promises made to the poor children are most often not kept. For instance, in this lesson the author asks Saheb to go to school. When Saheb replies that there is no ... the neighbourhood, the author asks him half-jokingly that if she starts a school, then he would come.
Description : What is urbanization?
Last Answer : Urbanization is the process by which people move from rural areas to urban areas, leading to the growth of cities and towns, and is an important concept in urban planning and environmental science.
Description : (i) Explain the term urban sprawl. Why is it considered to be a problem of urbanization ? -Geography
Last Answer : (i) Urban Sprawl: Urban sprawl is unchecked spreading of a city or its suburbs. It often involves the construction of residential and commercial buildings in rural areas or otherwise undeveloped ... like Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai along with their suburban towns are good examples of Conurbation.
Description : What was the impact of industrialisation and urbanization on the family in Britain in the nineteenth century? -SST 10th
Last Answer : The function and shape of the family was completely transformed by life in the industrial city. (i) Ties between members of households loosened (ii) Among working class the institution of marriage tended ... new market - of goods, services and of ideas. Families after the war became smaller units.
Description : What was the impact of industrialization and urbanization on the family life in Britain in the nineteenth century? -SST 10th
Last Answer : (i) Women gradually lost their industrial jobs and were forced to work within households. (ii) Through the activities of tailoring, washing or match-box making they could increase their income. (iii) Large number of children were pushed into low paid work.
Description : How have intensive industrialization and urbanization posed a great pressure on existing fresh water resources in India. Explain. -SST 10th
Last Answer : Post independent India witnessed intensive industrialisation and urbanisation. (i) Arrival of MNC's: Apart from fresh water they require electricity, which comes from hydroelectric power. (ii) ... ) Large-scale migration from rural to urban areas is causing over exploitation of water resources.
Description : Among South Asian countries, which one has the highest level of urbanization? -Do You Know?
Last Answer : answer:
Description : which of the following is a cost of urbanization?
Last Answer : Paving over land changes the environment
Description : What is urbanization ?
Last Answer : Generally, urbanization means the transformation of an area from a village to a city. Urbanization is also seen as a modern , industrial city and complementary to social and economic development . ... to move from villages to cities for population growth and for the benefit of the citizens.
Description : What does urbanization mean ?
Last Answer : Urbanization means urbanization.
Last Answer : The city dwellers cannot adapt to the strange situation when the pressure of the population increases too much due to taking advantage of the conventional facilities in the city. Such a situation in the city is called extreme urbanization.
Last Answer : Generally, urbanization refers to the transformation of an area from a village to a city. In other words, urbanization is seen as a modern , industrial city and complementary to social and ... of people to move from villages to cities for population growth and for the convenience of citizens.
Last Answer : sixteen Of the century In the end European In civilization Of urbanization Expansion Happens.
Description : Is there a universal definition of urbanization?
Last Answer : I am not sure if this is the universal definition of Urbanization, but from what I observed in our life to day, people are all transferring to the city, which we call Urban, because they have work ... will just work in the city and be added to the over population that is living in urban community.
Description : Is urbanization really that bad?
Last Answer : I personally believe that urbanization is not bad. It is the reaction of the people to urbanization that is not good. We should realize that with furthering urbanization, responsibility also increases. Unfortunately, ... really think of a better word for this, this is not really what i mean) work.
Description : What is the MOST LIKELY effect of deforestation that results from urbanization of an area?
Description : What are the possible solutions to urbanization?
Description : What is one effect of rapid urbanization in Mexico?
Last Answer : Rural migration into the cities and construction of many settlements were made on an unordered fashion; many colonias or boroughs were settled almost overnight, so basic services like electricity, ... people settle on the outskirts of the city, on cardboard shantytowns known as ciudades perdidas.
Description : What is urbanization in the plains states?
Last Answer : it is so much urbanization because there they have more farms anmachines so there they can grow food faster.
Description : What did industrialization in the early 1900s lead directly to Commercialization Democratization Urbanization Decolonization?
Description : How did the bronze age help urbanization?
Last Answer : Urbanization is a modern idea and term. It will be thousands ofyears before there is urbanization and cars. Bronze Age had nothingto do with it.
Description : How do agriculture and urbanization affect natural environments similarly?
Last Answer : Answers is the place to go to get the answers you need and to ask the questions you want
Description : The present demographic transition of India is indicative of: [IAS 2004] (a) High population growth potential but low actual growth (b) High population growth potential and high actual growth (c) Partial industrialised economy (d) Typically increasing urbanization
Last Answer : Ans: (d)
Description : Among South Asian countries, which one has the highest level of urbanization?
Last Answer : Bangladesh
Description : Urbanization usually results in an increase in flood frequency because ___________. a) Less water is able to runoff in streams b) Less water is able to infiltrate into the ground, so instead is ... humans and then discharged to streams d) Rainfall is greater in urban areas than in rural areas
Last Answer : b) Less water is able to infiltrate into the ground, so instead is discharged rapidly into streams
Description : The lag time between precipitation period and peak discharge period of a river: w) is increased by urbanization x) is decreased by urbanization y) is shorter for a large drainage basin than for a small one z) depends upon the hydraulic heads
Last Answer : ANSWER: X -- IS DECREASED BY URBANIZATION
Description : 1. Among South Asian countries, which one has the highest level of urbanization? 2. Which is an insectivorous plant? 3. Citizenship provisions are enshrined in the Constitution in which article? ... is dominant in hunting and gathering? 20. Which Gupta ruler defeated the Huna ruler, Mihirakula ?
Last Answer : Answer : 1. Bangladesh 2. Pitcher plant 3. Part II, Articles 5-11 4. New Delhi 5. Devadatta 6. Argon 7. Wrestling 8. Fifth 9. 30° East 10. Avanti 11. Physiotherapy 12. Article 29 and ... climate 15. Scenes from the Jatakas 16. Vocal Music 17. 20 18. Serendipity 19. Tropical forest 20. Yasodharman
Description : To what extent does government regulation and new laws solve problems of pollution ? -SST 10th
Last Answer : Government laws play an important role in controlling the rates of pollution in a city. However, simply passing laws is not enough. They need to be properly enforced as well. So, apart from legislations ... to control it, the Smoke Abatement Acts of 1847 and 1853 were passed but they went futile.
Description : During which step of the nursing process does the nurse analyze data related to the patient's health status? a) Assessment Analysis of data is included as part of the assessment. b) ... patient's responses to the nursing interventions and the extent to which the outcomes have been achieved.
Last Answer : a) Assessment Analysis of data is included as part of the assessment.
Description : The extent to which a software tolerates the unexpected problems, is termed as: (A) Accuracy (B) Reliability (C) Correctness (D) Robustness
Last Answer : (D) Robustness
Description : Discuss the problems of rural settlements in the developing countries of the world. -Geography
Last Answer : Problems of Rurjil Settlement (i) Rural settlements in the developing countries are large in number and poorly equipped with infrastructure. (ii) Supply of water to rural settlements in developing countries ... rain and flood, the houses made up of mud, wood, thatch remain susceptible to damage.
Description : Discuss the environmental problems of the urban settlements in the developing countries of the world. -Geography
Last Answer : Environmental Problems: (i) The large urban population in developing countries not only uses but also disposes of a huge quantity of water and all types of waste materials. (ii) Many ... countries, which put an great pressure on urban infrastructure and services that are under serious stress.
Description : If she says that you can find the LCM of any two whole numbers by multiplying them together provide a counter example to show that Sarah statement is incorrect?
Last Answer : The LCM of 2 and 4 is not 8.
Description : How Sarah says that you can find the LCM of any two whole numbers by multiplying them together provide a counter example to show that Sarah statement is incorrect?
Last Answer : LCM (2, 4) = 4 which is not 2*4.
Description : Half of me builds towers and cities, the other half is squirming in the dirt. When I am whole, I become angry and bitter. Who am I? -Riddles
Last Answer : Wormwood.
Description : involves ac olves activities unde ies undertaken to creat n to create, maint e, maintain, or chan ain, or change atti ge attitudes to tudes towards particular cities, states, and regions. ... . a. Idea marketing b. Place marketing Place marketing c. Social marketing d. Interactive marketing
Last Answer : b. Place marketing Place marketing
Description : Auditing is based on the assumption that financial data are verifiable. Data are verifiable when two or more qualified individuals, a. Working together, can prove, beyond doubt, the accuracy of ... reach essentially similar conclusions. d. Working together, can agree upon the accuracy of the data
Last Answer : Working independently, each reach essentially similar conclusions
Description : How do you deal with a manager you don't agree with?
Last Answer : f*** him If you smart you can do what you’re doing anywhere
Description : In at least 150 words discuss how Freneau and and ldquoThe Wild Honeysuckle and and and ldquoThe Indian Burying Ground and deal with the theme of nature and how it reflects popular attitud?
Last Answer : Feel Free to Answer
Description : Why is the following a poor definition for a whole number. A whole number is a positive integer.?
Last Answer : Zero is a whole number.
Description : Do you see a tendency in many people/groups to acknowledge, criticize and discuss problems in others, but be hostile or avoidant to recognizing even lesser versions of the same in themselves?
Last Answer : Self-awareness-first in ourselves. On the national stage, see how this plays out in Obama's book about his own thinking and development of who he is and how he got there in his first book. This ... the very traps you describe. (Unlike so many others who play out their neuroses in the public arena.)
Description : Briefly discuss any two problems of Indian agriculture and suggest measures to overcome the same. -Geography
Last Answer : Two problems of Indian agriculture are : (i) Seed: Good quality seeds are out of reach of the majority of farmers especially small and marginal farmers. To solve this problem the ... country. Training institute is at Faridabad with its three regional centres at Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai.
Description : Discuss any three problems associated with the use of thermal power. -Geography
Last Answer : The three problems are : 1. Thermal electricity is produced from coal, petroleum and natural gas which are exhaustible and non-renewable. It involves recurring cost. 2. The process of generating electricity ... of waste in the form of fly ash, disposal of which adds to the cost of production.