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why is it important that the brain not exclusively control all of an animal\'s function Solution Jellyfish can live without a brain,jellyfish do have a nervous system.They have a network of nerves which is sensitive to light and temperature.These nerves can detect touch and salinity. Another characteristic feature of jellyfish(some specis) are their tentacles.They are used to catch food with the help of tentacles..

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* Bill is outside on a snowy day without a warm coat. His skin is ale and chille and he begins to shiver. Explain how these responses are attempts of his body to maintain homeostasis of temperature. What other responses might raise his body temperature? * Arrange in order the events that occur in the production of a fever of 39.4oC (103oF) and recovery from this state A. 39.4oC temperature is reached and maintained. B. Prostaglandins (PGs) cause the hypothalamic \"thermostat\" to be reet from normal 37.5oC (98.6oF) to a higher temperature such as 39.4oC (103oF). C. Vasoconstriction and shivering occur as heat is conserved in order to raise body temperature to the 39.4oC (103oF) level ddirected by the hypothalamus. D. Source of pyrogens is removed (for example, bacteria are killed by antibiotics), lowering hypothalamic \"thermostat\" to 37.5oC (98.6oF). E. \"Crisis\" occurs. Obeying hypothalamic orders, the body shifts to heat loss mechanisms such as sweating and vasodilation, returning body temperature to normal. F. Infectious organisms cause phagocytes to release interleukin-1, which then causes hypothalamic release of PGs. Solution answer:To maintain homeostasis of temperature,in the body circulatory system is very important to warm and maintain homeostasis temperature.it runs blood to all body parts with oxygen filled in blood cells.the blood flows through the artery,veins and aorta to maintain supply nutrients to all cells.it is used to get the carbondioxide out of the system.it also transports the harmones to the targeted cells.all these functions are helpful to maintain cooling or heat of the homeostasis temperature of the body.......... our cardiovascular system reduces blood flow to our skin surfaces and extremitiesby blood vessel constriction.this tells the nervous system to warm up the body....bearing jackets, exposes to hot weather and drinking alocohol can increase body temperature......... 2) C , F,B,A,D ,E,.

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As a network administrator, what are some of the options you have for providing secure file transfer? Solution as a network adminstrator he should consider all the scenarios while provding secure file transfer 1)choose the file transfer protocol which is suitable for your network,chooisng the best protocol will give you fexible security features 2)encrypt the file before sending it through a network it will give you additional security features to your data 3)install a firewall so that there will be no chance of accessing data from unauthorized port number 4)make sure that the mft(managed file transfer should support all internal and extrenal security mandates.

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A concert has three pieces of music to be played before intermission. The time taken to play each piece has a normal distribution. Assume that the three times are independent of one another. The mean times are 15, 30, and 20 minutes, respectively and the standard deviations are 1, 2, and 1.5 minutes, respectively. What is the probability that this part of the concert takes at most one hour? Are there reasons to question the independence assumption? Explain Solution.

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Write a assembly program for IA-32 to count up the number of even numbers in the memory locations from 00000 to 000FF. Solution DATA SEGMENT A DW 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15 (00000 to 000FF) DATA ENDS CODE SEGMENT ASSUME DS:DATA,CS:CODE START: MOV AX,DATA MOV DS,AX LEA SI,A MOV DX,0000 (starting from the address 0000) MOV BL,02 MOV CL,10 Lone:MOV AX,WORD PTR[SI] DIV BL CMP AH,00 JNZ Ltwo INC DH JMP Lthree Ltwo:INC DL Lthree: ADD SI,2 DEC CL CMP CL,00 JNZ Lone MOV AH,4CH INT 21H CODE ENDS END START.

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Which of the following statements is/are true about the graph of the function f(x) = log_2 x? I. The range of f is (-infinity,infinity) II. The x-intercept of the function is (1,0) III. The graph of f is increasing throughout its domain A. I and II only B. I and III only C. II and III only D. I, II, and 111 are all true E. I, II, and III are all false Solution y = log2(x) The function exists for x>0 and it exist for all values of y So, range of f (- inf , inf) X intercept : y=0 ; log2(x) =0 x= 2^0 = 1 (1, 0) Graph is increasing for all values of x So, Option D all options are true.

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6. A more in depth look at how to recognize “true adaptation”. Skim Chapter 10, a. How does he suggest adaptation should be studied? Are his methods in agreement with defining an adaptation as outlined on the Evo 101 website. b. Describe the examples Ridley uses to illustrate why adaptations are not perfect. c. How we can determine whether features are due to some constraint (such as a trade off) or an adaptation? d. In this chapter Ridley introduces the idea of a morphospace and what it can tell us about adaptation. Be able to summarize his ideas. e. Ridley elsewhere in his evolutionary text states, “Pluralism is appropriate for the study of evolution, not of adaptation. “ Solution Adaptation is the evolutionary process whereby an organism becomes better able to live in its habitat or habitats. Adaptation can be studied that the laden with the compilation over the use of best methadological approach. Instead of prioritizing the method, we should know which are best suited for specific and certain adaptations. exploitative adaptation are the best adaptations that utilizes all of the methods of adaptations. So that it become relevant to all the adaptations both theoretical and practical by discussing avant-grade film. Ridley uses teh examples are the of the HIV virus portrays an example of adaptation. he uses this example to contribute to evolution by portraying how virus can adapt and mutate. he studies that the HIV ties in perfectly with natural selection and evolution. Nearly all drugs currently used to treat this disease stop working after a period of usage and as a result cause AIDS. Ridley also gave the example on fecundity. fecundity is defined as, “the ability to have children, usually lots of them with ease”. Fecundity is also when females produce more offspring than can survive. A population or species might have the potential to evolve, but other factors like the movement of genes among populations and/or trait interactions make evolutionary change difficult despite ongoing selection. Both fundamental limits and other forms of constraints can prevent populations and species from adapting to new environments. Constraints restrict species for living under such kind of environmental conditions. The limits andother contrains also drive biodiversity there might be a few common species adapted to a wide range of conditions, rather than a diversity of species, the majority restricted to a narrow range of ecological conditions. Explanations for evolutionary constraints can be divided into two categories: those that reflect the nature of genetic variation required for evolution and adaptation, and those that have their origin in the ecological processes to which populations and species are exposed.

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What does \"antibody titer\" mean? Solution It is a method for the measurement of the antigens and antibodies participating in primary, secondary and tertiary reactions. Measurement may be in terms of mass or units or titre. The antibody titre of a serum is the highest dilution of serum that show an observable reaction with the antigen in the perticular test. The titre of serum influenced by the nature and quantity of the antigen and the type and conditions of test..

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What role do regular expressions typically play in language compilers and interpreters? Solution Answer: Regular expressions are mathematical symbolism which represent the set of strings of a particular language in a compiler design. First of all comes the SYMBOLS : Symbols can be any character a , b, ,c , d ...z , any numeric 1 , 2 , 3 , 4... or any special symbol * , + , . In regular language \"phi\" represents empty set. + between the symbols represents the closure properties like if we have (a+b) , it means strings of a\'s and b\'s . If (a+b)* , means in the star(*) , we can assign its value ranging from 1 to any number. Thus we can say that regular expressions plays a very important role as it gives the symbols and strings of language a pattern..

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What is the role of ribosomes in an operon? What is the role of ribosomes in an operon? Solution Prokaryotes contain tRNA, mRNA, 16S rRNA, 23S r RNA, and 5S rRNA are meticulously organized as co-transcribed operon. Operon system of prokaryotes gene expression has alpha operon- ribosome binding site where ribosome is going to bind to regulate \"operon genes\" to synthesize proteins. Thereofre, for example, ribosomes are going to promote tranlation to synthesize proteins after gene expression. There is an attenuator meticulously generate in mRNA sequence during operon expression is going to be bypassed by the ribosome so that operons are regulatedby ribosomes.

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What is root locus? State one application for root locus. Solution Root locus : It is useful to determine the locus of roots in s-plane as a parameter varied since the roots is a function of the system’s parameter. The root locus technique is a graphical method for sketching the locus of roots in the s-plane as a parameter is varied and has been utilized extensively in control engineering practice. It provides the engineer with a measure of the sensitivity of roots of the system a variation in parameter being considered . Applications : The root locus technique for the design of a feedback control system of an F- 104A aircraft..

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Theory and practices of law enforcement The Supreme Court ruled, in Terry v. Ohio, that police officers can perform a “stop and frisk” in public to make reasonable inquiries as to a person’s conduct as long as they meet certain criteria. Based upon the five criteria do you agree or disagree with these justifications? Why or why not? What is the difference between probable cause and reasonable suspicion? Should a Terry Stop be based on probable cause or reasonable suspicion? Why or why not? Solution Yes i agree with the justifications as it is for the common good of the society at large. Stop and frisk is based on a reasonable suspicion and this reasonable suspicion must be based on \"specific and articulable facts\" and not merely upon an officer\'s hunch. Also the sole purpose of stop and frisk is the protection of public. So i agree with the justifications. Probable cause is the legal standard by which a police officer has the right to make an arrest, conduct a personal or property search, or obtain a warrant for arrest. Reasonable suspicion is less than probable cause as a legal standard. However it should be based on specific and articulable facts. Terry stop ashould be based on reasonable suspicion. This is because the officer on duty in this case was an expert and he found Terry and Chilton behaving in a peculiar manner by paasing forth and staring at a store window. There was a specific and articulable fact in this case that the two men were walking on the same route back and forth..

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1.In which clade does the blastopore develop into the mouth?ProtostomesDeuterostomes2.In which of the protostome clades does molting occur?Arrow wormsEcdysozoansLophotrochozoans3.Protostomes and deuterostomes are triploblastic. Which tissue layer evolved last and is not found in diploblastic animals?EndodermMesodermEctoderm1.In which clade does the blastopore develop into the mouth?ProtostomesDeuterostomes Solution 1 Deuterostomes develops blastospheres in mouth 2 Ecdysozoans claes involve molting 3 Mesoderm evolved last in diploblastic animals.

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