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(i) Both are predominantly Christians but divided between Catholics and Protestants.

(II) In Northern Ireland, CLASS and RELIGION overlap with each other. If you are Catholic, you are also more likely to be poor, and you MAY have suffered a history of discrimination.

(iii) In the Netherlands, class and religion tend to cut across each other. Catholics and Protestants are about equally likely to be poor or rich.

(iv) The result is that Catholics and Protestants have had conflicts in Northern Ireland, while they do not do so in the Netherlands.

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The nucleus is a MEMBRANE-bound organelle within the cytoplasm where the genome is housed in a EUKARYOTE. The NUCLEOID region is just the spot in the cytoplasm of a prokaryotic cell where the genome happens to be HANGING out -- the genome is not separated from the rest of the cytoplasm by any membrane.

Hyderabad is the capital CITY of Telangana

✨Hyderabad is the joint capital of both Telangana and ANDHRA Pradesh.

✨It is Telangana's largest and most-populous city and is the major URBAN centre

✨Hyderabad has world’s biggest FILM complex in terms of area: Ramoji Film City

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The environment around us which we are destroying day by day by LITTERING here and there ...

we haven't inherited this from our forefathers MEANS that it isn't a gift that has been granted to us by them ...

this is something we have stolen from our grand children or the next generation!!

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Lord venkateshwara TEMPLE is located in Tirumala at Tripura in chittoor DISTRICT of Andhra PRADESH.


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Bogibeel RIVER BRIDGE is the LONGEST bridge in India MEASURING 4.94 kilometres over the Brahmaputra river.

Human resources are the people who make up the workforce of an organization, business SECTOR, or economy. "Human capital" is SOMETIMES used synonymously with "human resources", although human capital typically refers to a narrower effect (i.e., the knowledge the individuals embody and economic growth). Likewise, other terms sometimes used include MANPOWER, talent, labor, PERSONNEL, or simply people.

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Water harvesting is a TECHNIQUE by which the water can be collected either surface or. sub-surface to store up during wet period and USED during dry period by applying a. proper technique such as channel RESERVOIR, on-farm reservoir, INFILTRATION ditches, infiltration well, check dams, water harvesting dike ETC.

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technology , industries and NATURAL RESOURCES are INTERDEPENDENT on each other because in the formation of a product these things are very useful a raw material is transformed into the product by the HELP of industries and industries are only run when a better technology is present .

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Soil CONSERVATION is the prevention of soil loss from erosion or prevention of reduced fertility caused by over usage, acidification, salinization or other chemical soil contamination.

Slash-and-burn and other unsustainable methods of subsistence farming are practiced in some lesser developed areas. A sequel to the deforestation is typically large scale erosion, loss of soil nutrients and sometimes total desertification. Techniques for improved soil conservation include crop rotation, cover crops, conservation tillage and planted windbreaks, affect both erosion and fertility. When PLANTS, especially trees die, they decay and become part of the soil. Code 330 defines STANDARD methods recommended by the U.S. NATURAL RESOURCES Conservation Service. Farmers have practiced soil conservation for millennia. In Europe, policies such as the Common Agricultural Policy are targeting the application of best management practices such as reduced tillage, winter cover crops,[1] plant residues and grass margins in order to better address the soil conservation.Political and economic action is further required to solve the erosion problem. A simple governance hurdle concerns how we name and value the land and what we call it and this can be changed by cultural adaptation.[2]

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1.temperature

2. pressure

3. humidity

4. wind

5. speed

6. CLOUD COVER

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Buffalo is in NEW York (USA)

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Buffalo is on lake Erie's EASTERN end opposite FORT Erie, Ontario and Canada.

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EIGHTY six lakhs three THOUSAND six hundred and THIRTY seven

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Every river has life of its own. As humans do, river also passes through various stages of its life viz. young, mature and old and eventually succumbs to its gradual demise over millions of years. But one feature which makes rivers strangely distinct from humans is the fact that rivers simultaneously live its various stage (young, mature & old) with its course i.e. near the area from where it originate/source it is in the young stage vindicated by the presence deep gorges, v shaped valleys, FAST flow cutting through the rocks, near plains( U.P. to West Bengal case of Ganga) river enters mature stage characterized by wide course of river, sedate flow of water FORMING meanders by deposition of silt from the upper course, changing its course due to obstruction created by deposits. In the last stage i.e. old, river flow becomes very slow and carries with itself loads of sediments which it deposits near the mouth of river forming  deltas(mass sediment deposits) which in-turn form distributaries and falls into the sea.

These stages of river course are defined by gradient (slope of path), structure (rock construct, nearby mountains and plains). As river swipes from young to old stage this gradient decreases and reaches to the sea level also known as base level erosion. With the passage of time (many years) this gradient decreases due to exogenic forces (river water, wind, rain) and river is destined towards its quest for base level erosion. Perhaps river outlives its  time  and utility, and succumbs to a silent end for the want of gradient and water.

IN India East flowing rivers have long courses so they come across more rocks which they can transport and deposit in huge numbers to form deltas. West flowing rivers have SHORT courses so they are denied of this facility.  

East flowing rivers specially Himalayan  rivers have steep slopes so they erode and inundate much more in rocks to transport more silt. On top of it Himalayas being in young stage are still rising so there is an INCREASE in gradient which adds to the steepness and flow.

Added to it Himalayas were formed from the Thethys sea  have a sedimentary construct which is weak and provides large amounts silt for sedimentation. While the west flowing river come across igneous constructs (mountains in their way which are relict) which are hard and rugged not easily cut by running water. So there is paucity of sediments for the west flowing rivers to form deltas.

Eastern coast being submergent  (continental shelf extends up to 500 Kms) i.e. gentle slope that helps in depositional features. On the other hand Western coast being Emergent  and deep seas nearer to the coast easily nullify whatever small quantity of sediments brought by west flowing rivers.

Tides also have their say. Western coast more tides so more volatile environment, eastern coast more stable environment due to less tides so becomes haven for silt deposition.

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The seasons are caused by the rotational of earth.

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Summer is the hottest of the four temperature seasons, falling after spring and before autumn. At the summer solstice, the days are longest and nights are shortest with DAY length decreasing as a season progresses after the solstice.

Winter is the coldest season of the year in polar and temperate zones It occurs after autumn and before spring. Winter is caused by the axis of the earth in that hemisphere being oriented away from the sun.

Monsoon or RAINY season lasting from June to September. The season is DOMINATED by the humid SOUTH west summer monsoon which slowly sweeps across the country beginning in LATE may or early june.

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1: TREES give us oxyen

2: Trees CONTROL temperature

3:Trees give us FRUITS

4:Trees control global warming

5:Trees control soil erosin

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its geographical location is favourable to international trade, commerce because it has a coast of7,517 km. INDIA lies midway between the FAR East and the Middle East. The Trans-Indian Ocean ROUTES connecting the industrially developed countries of EUROPE in the west and the UNDERDEVELOPED countries of east Asia pass close by. India being centrally located in South Asia, she enjoys an advantageous-position for doing trade with Australia , etc.

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CROP ROTATION FARMING

SEASON farming

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23%platye

30%cltivated LAND

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within your income.

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with the people of Syria.

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for beginners and high SCHOOL students.

at that matter.

at the news.

on cosmetics.

on social formalities.

for teenage BOYS and girls.

to the poor.

for our custom.

for his reading glasses.

5 at the PICTURES on the walls.

the child is looking near my place.

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CONSERVATION of resources is the ethical use and PROTECTION of valuable resources, such as trees, minerals, wildlife, water and OTHERS. It focuses on maintaining the natural world in ORDER to protect the sources of resources.

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india is a land of marvelous NATURAL beauty and relief features that are very diverse. If you have HILLS and snow covered MOUNTAIN peaks, you also get deserts. India has lots of rivers, plateaus, plains, beaches, deltas and deserts. It boasts of a large COASTLINE along its western, southern, and eastern borders. While the central and eastern India has fertile Indo-Gangetic plains, the southern peninsula is composed of the Deccan plateau. This Deccan plateau has two hilly coastal ranges known as Western and Eastern Ghats. These are the only mountains people of south India have, and present a GREAT topological feature. There are many differences in the composition of these two relief features that will be discussed in this article.

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a river or stream FLOWING into a larger river or LAKE.

"the ILLINOIS River, a tributary of the MISSISSIPPI

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Explanation:

Key demand of the question

The question expects us to bring out the distribution pattern of rainfall in INDIA – the areas where rainfall is scanty and the areas where it is in abundance. We also need to explain the factors that are responsible for such variations in rainfall patterns.

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Introduction – Mention that India falls in the monsoon climatic region. Rainfall is the backbone of Indian agriculture and economic activities and thus rainfall pattern is important

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Mention that Rainfall in India mainly occurs in the MONTHS of July, AUGUST and September. The Indian rains are chiefly orographic in nature. As a result, the regions situated on the windward side receive greater rainfall than the regions located on the leeward side.Only a scant amount of rainfall is received from cyclones and convectional rainfall.

Discuss the areas which receive hefty, moderate, LOW and scanty rainfall

Explain the factors which control rainfall distribution in India – SW monsoon vs NE monsoon and factors such as

Direction of moisture laden winds

Pressure conditions

Cyclonic DEPRESSION determined by pressure gradient

Direction of relief features

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PENINSULA

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LIST of Southern African Countries

Southern Africa Countries. This are the southernmost REGION of the African continent, comprising the countries of Angola, Botswana,LESOTHO, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia,South Africa, Swaziland, Zambia, and ZIMBABWE. ...

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Botswana. ...

Lesotho. ...

Namibia. ...

Swaziland. ...

Zimbabwe.

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AGRICULTURE is the process of producing food, feed, fiber and MANY other desired products by the cultivation of certain plants and the raising of domesticated animals (livestock). ... Subsistence FARMING, who farms a small area with limited resource inputs, and produces only enough food to MEET the needs of his/her family.

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It is a region below the foothills of Himalayas. TERAI means wet area.It has COMPARATIVELY more humidity than the foothills and the region below the terai.

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rivers are GAMBHIR and BANGANGA rivers in the Bharatpur distrivt if RAJASTHAN

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GARHWAL DISTRICT kafani GLACIER is SITUATED

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Landforms and feature arising can be various which may form from movements of various kinds. The new landform mainly arises due to the movement of TECTONIC plates and their COLLISION which GIVES rise to new landform features such as mountains, grooves and even rivers.

While the water bodies such as the rivers may SINK and create a huge upliftment of landmasses and create two landmasses to strike together to erupt huge mountains and even huge faults. The best example of this river creating a huge landmass is the great Himalayas which was also created form a river.

Wind generally creates sedimentation to evolve new landforms and structures over the years. Wind can even change the forms of the landforms.

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The Deccan Plateau[1] is a large plateau in western and southern India. It rises to 100 metres (330 FT) in the north, and to more than 1,000 metres (3,300 ft) in the south, forming a raised TRIANGLE within the South-pointing triangle of the Indian subcontinent's coastline.[2]

It extends over eight Indian states and encompasses a wide range of habitats, covering significant parts of Telangana, Maharashtra, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh.[3]

The plateau is located between two mountain ranges, the Western Ghats and the Eastern Ghats, each of which rises from its respective nearby coastal plain, and ALMOST converge at the southern tip of India. It is SEPARATED from the Gangetic plain to the north by the Satpura and Vindhya Ranges, which form its northern boundary. The Deccan produced some of the major dynasties in Indian history including Pallavas, Satavahana, Vakataka, Chalukya, and Rashtrakuta dynasties, the Western Chalukya, the Kadamba Dynasty, Kakatiya Empire, Vijayanagara and Maratha empires and the Muslim Bahmani Sultanate, Deccan Sultanate, and the Nizam of Hyderabad.

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temperature

pressure

wind

cloud COVER

USE of THERMOMETER:

liquid

gas

other MATERIAL

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WEATHERING is the ROLE of the

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any of a group of specially designed liquid-filled thermometers for meteorological measurements, primarily at weather stations. Various meteorological thermometers differ in size, structure, measurement range, and scale divisions, depending on their function.

Mercury-filled meteorological thermometers in weather-station and aspiration psychrometers are used to determine the temperature and humidity of the air. They have scale divisions of 0.2°C; the measurement limits are –35° to 40°C (or –25° to 50°C). At temperatures below –35°C—near the freezing point of mercury—the readings of a mercury-filled thermometer become unreliable; therefore, low-temperature alcohol thermometers are used. These thermometers are analogous in design to psychrometric thermometers. They have scale divisions of 0.5°C and various measurement limits—the lower limit may be –75°, –65°, or –60°C, and the upper limit may be 20° or 25°C.

Mercury-filled maximum-registration meteorological thermometers are used to measure the maximum temperature over a given time period. Their scale divisions are 0.5°C, and their measurement limits are –35° to 50°C or –20° to 70°C. Their working position is almost horizontal, with the bulb slightly depressed. The readings of maximum temperature are retained because of the presence of a pin in the bulb and the evacuation of the bore above the mercury column. As the temperature rises, additional mercury is forced out of the bulb into the bore through the narrow ring-shaped opening between the pin and the walls of the bore. The mercury column remains in the bore even upon a reduction in temperature, since the bore is under a vacuum. Thus, the position of the end of the mercury column relative to the scale corresponds to the value of the maximum temperature. The thermometer is shaken to bring its readings into correspondence with the temperature at a given time.

An alcohol-filled minimum-registration meteorological thermometer is used to measure the minimum temperature over a given time interval. Thermometers of this type have scale divisions of 0.5°C and lower limits from –75° to –41°C and upper limits from 21° to 41°C; their working position is horizontal. Minimum temperature readings are retained by a barbell-shaped indicator pin within the alcohol in the bore. The bulges of the pin are smaller than the inner diameter of the bore. Thus, upon an increase in temperature, the alcohol entering the bore from the bulb flows around the pin without moving it. As the temperature decreases, the pin comes into contact with the meniscus of the alcohol column and moves with the column toward the bulb, since the forces of surface tension of the alcohol film are greater than those of friction. The pin remains at the position closest to the bulb. The position of the end of the pin closest to the alcohol meniscus indicates the minimum temperature, and the meniscus indicates the temperature at any given moment. To bring a minimum thermometer into working position, the bulb is raised and held until the pin drops to the level of the alcohol meniscus.

Mercury-filled meteorological thermometers are used to determine the temperature of the soil surface. The scale divisions of such thermometers are 0.5°C, with lower limits from –35° to –10°C and upper limits from 60° to 85°C. Measurements of soil temperature at depths of 5, 10, 15, and 20 cm are made with Savinov mercury-filled angle thermometers. Their scale divisions are 0.5°C, with measurement limits of –10° to 50°C. Savinov thermometers are bent at an angle of 135° near the bulb, and the bore is thermally insulated from the bulb to the beginning of the scale, which decreases the effect of soil layers above the bulb on the reading. Measurements of soil temperature at depths up to several meters are carried out using mercury-filled subsoil thermometers placed in special devices. Their scale divisions are 0.2°C, with various limits; the lower limit may be –20° or –10°C, and the upper limit may be 30° or 40°C. Less commonly used are mercury-thallium psychrometric meteorological thermometers, with limits of –50°to35°C.

Resistance, thermoelectric, transistor, bimetal, and optical thermometers are also used in METEOROLOGY. Resistance thermometers with copper or platinum resistors are commonly used in remote and automatic weather stations and radiosondes. Thermoelectric thermometers are used for MEASURING temperature gradients, and transistor thermometers (thermotransistors) are used in agrometeorology for measuring the temperature of the topsoil layer. Bimetal thermometers are used in thermographs for recording temperature. Optical thermometers are used in terrestrial, airborne, and satellite INSTALLATIONS for measuring the temperature of cloud formations and various areas on the earth’s surface.

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technology society and life or technology and CULTURE refres to the cyclical co-dependence ,co-influence and co-production of technology and society upon the others . this SYNERGISTIC relationship occured from the dawn of humankind with the invention of simple tools and CONTINUES into modern technologies such as printing press and computers . the academic discipline studying the impacts of SCIENCE , technology and society and vice VERSA is called science and technology studies .

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