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Q&A Bank >> 11 April 2013



Q : can marginal cost be constant if so does this mean that
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Q : how do i create appropriate costing systems and techniques
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Q : describe the following electrochemical methods in terms of
Q : how does the placement of veins help to carry out their
Q : explain the stages and various coordination mechanisms
Q : questiosavage distribution markets cds of the performing
Q : this unit dealt along with the methods of physically
Q : when there is requirement to access records sequentially by
Q : according to this key value is divided by any fitting
Q : it offers an effective way to organize data while there is
Q : sequential files are most frequently utilized in commercial
Q : following are some of the drawback of sequential file
Q : in glycoproteins two main parts of oligosaccharide linkages
Q : insertion records has to be inserted at the place dictated
Q : oligosaccharides are short chains of monosaccharides linked
Q : in this section we will discuss about sequential file
Q : indexed sequential filesan index is inserted to the
Q : each data record contains a fixed place in a relative file
Q : dextran is a glucose polymer where the glucose residues are
Q : starch exists in plants as insoluble starch granules in
Q : polysaccharides are vast chains of sugar units joined
Q : data records are stored in some particular sequence eg
Q : file organisation might be described as a method of storing
Q : polysaccharides and oligosaccharides are both parts of
Q : given are the definitions of some important terms1 field
Q : the structures of files vary from operating system to
Q : any binary search tree has to contain following properties
Q : this is a unit of which targeted on the emerging data
Q : the following are several operations on a aa-tree1
Q : red-black trees have introduced a new property in the
Q : deletion in a rbt uses two main processes namelyprocedure 1
Q : the above 3 cases are also considered conversely while the
Q : the insertion procedure in a red-black tree is similar to a
Q : monosaccharides are frequently known as single or simple
Q : any binary search tree must contain following properties to
Q : a red-black tree rbt is a type of binary search tree with
Q : in the amortized analysis the time needed to perform a set
Q : polymerase chain reaction already has extremely widespread
Q : for splaying three trees are maintained the central left
Q : insertion amp deletion of target key requires splaying of
Q : readjusting for tree modification calls for rotations in
Q : addition of new records in a binary tree structure always
Q : in this unit the following four advanced data structures
Q : there are three steps of pcra denaturation the reaction
Q : sorting is significant application activity several sorting
Q : thus far we have been considering sorting depend on single
Q : the pcr polymerase chain
Q : in 2001 a chennai- based two- wheeler major introduced a
Q : the pcr polymerase chain reaction is a biochemical
Q : automated dna sequencing is now common place which is based
Q : illustrates the program segment for quick sort it uses
Q : this is the most extensively used internal sorting
Q : in this sorting algorithm multiple swapping occurs in one
Q : in internal sorting all of the data to be sorted is
Q : dna sequencing is the process of reading the nucleotide
Q : retrieval of information is made simpler when it is stored
Q : genomic libraries are screened by
Q : a cdna library is made by using the reverse transcriptase
Q : i get stuck on how to explain things eg i need to explain
Q : searching is the procedure of looking for something
Q : my code it didn3939t run properly i tried to pass 2
Q : document processing is quickly becoming one of the dominant
Q : search engines employ software robots to survey the web amp
Q : the searching method are applicable to a number of places
Q : a in worst case the order of linear search is o n2b linear
Q : following is some more common functions that are nice
Q : a dna library is a collection of cloned dna fragments in a
Q : comparative study of linear and binary searchbinary search
Q : there are a broad range of various
Q : each of the comparison in the binary search decrease the
Q : illustrates the program for binary searchprogram binary
Q : assume an experimental target that is to make vast amounts
Q : step 1 declare array k of size n ie kn is an array which
Q : an unsorted array is searched through linear search that
Q : linear search employee an exhaustive method of verified
Q : efficiency of linear searchhow much number of comparisons
Q : a telephone directory having n 10 records and name field
Q : dna cloning in biology is the process of producing similar
Q : program for linear searchprogram linear searchprogram for
Q : as double-stranded dna is heated a temperature is reached
Q : here m represents the unordered array of elements n
Q : linear search is not the most efficient way to search an
Q : searching is the procedure of looking for something finding
Q : nucleic acid thermodynamics is the learning of how
Q : graphs are data structures which consist of a set of
Q : 1 which graph traversal uses a queue to hold vertices which
Q : algorithm for determining strongly connected components of
Q : a restriction enzyme or restriction endonuclease is an
Q : as the functions of individual genes become known the power
Q : step 1 choose a vertex in the graph and make it the source
Q : together genomics proteomics and transcriptomics are
Q : while bfs is applied the vertices of the graph are divided
Q : the minimum cost spanning tree has broad applications in
Q : we are living in an unprecedented age of biological
Q : we are living in an unprecedented age of biological
Q : unprecedental clarity has come to our understanding of
Q : one-sided limits we do this along with one-sided limits
Q : program segment for all pairs shortest paths
Q : n number of rows of the graphdij cijfor k from 1 to ndo
Q : acyclic graphsin a directed graph a path is said to form a
Q : most proteins made by ribosomes on the rer rough
Q : most proteins made by ribosomes on the rer rough
Q : the simplest implementation of the dijkstras algorithm
Q : initialise d amp pifor each vertex v within v g gdv
Q : protein glycosylation is the reaction in that a
Q : velocity problem lets look briefly at the velocity
Q : a driver takes shortest possible route to attain
Q : rates of change or instantaneous rate of change now we
Q : a classical secretory protein vary from a cytosolic protein
Q : a connected graph is a graph wherein path exists among
Q : spanning trees a spanning tree of a graph g refer to a set
Q : rates of change and tangent lines in this section we will
Q : graph terminologies adjacent vertices two vertices a amp b
Q : in this unit we will describe a data structure called graph
Q : 1 preorder postorder and inorder2 the main feature of a
Q : in this unit we discussed binary search trees avl trees and
Q : a database is a collection of data organized in a manner
Q : the protein targeting or protein sorting is the mechanism
Q : in the eukaryotes eukaryotic release factor erf-1
Q : a the elongation level of translation in eukaryotes
Q : the entire mechanism of protein synthesis in eukaryotes is
Q : operations on b-treesgiven are various operations which can
Q : 1 in computer science a classic problem is how to
Q : transcription in eukaryotes a much more complex procedure
Q : avl trees are applied into the given situationsthere are
Q : a complex of elongation factor ef-g
Q : peptide bond formation is catalyzed by peptidyl
Q : in this 1st step the corresponding aminoacyl-trna
Q : solve 2 ln radicx - ln 1 - x 2 solution firstly get the
Q : at the starting of the first round of elongation the
Q : solve 3 2 ln x 73 -4 solutionthis initial step in this
Q : solve following 4e13 x - 9e5-2 x 0 solutionhere the
Q : term translation or protein synthesis is quite similar in
Q : solve following x - x e 5 x 2 0 solution the
Q : exponential and logarithm equations in this section well
Q : change of base the final topic that we have to look at in
Q : write following in terms of simpler logarithms a log3 9
Q : properties1 the domain of the logarithm function is
Q : in during translation the series of an mrna molecule is
Q : the advantage of list over arrays is flexibility over flood
Q : the genetic code is the group of rules by that information
Q : hey dear i have a hw in matlab by applying finite element
Q : demonstration of polynomial using linked list include
Q : logarithm functions in this section well discuss look at a
Q : program creation of doubly linked listoutputinput the
Q : definition of natural exponential function the natural
Q : natural exponential function there is a extremely
Q : transfer rna trna molecules play an
Q : algorithm deletion of an element from the linked liststep
Q : insert functionprototypes of insert amp find functions list
Q : transfer rna which is also known as trna is an adaptor
Q : general approach of exponential functions before getting to
Q : solve 5x tan 8x 3x solution firstly before we even begin
Q : in at least single eukaryote tetrahymena the pre-rrna
Q : solve 8 cos2 1 - x 13 cos1 - x - 5 0 solutionnow as
Q : program creation of a linked listin the next example wewill
Q : solve 4 sin 2 t - 3 sin t 3 1 solutionbefore solving
Q : program will demonstrate deletion of an element from the
Q : each ribosome having of two subunits a
Q : to delete an element in the list at the end we can delete
Q : program will demonstrate the insertion of an element at
Q : standard trig equation now we need to move into a distinct
Q : rrna ribosomal ribonucleic acid is the rna part of the
Q : solving trig equations with calculators part ii since this
Q : in the array implementation of lists elements are stored
Q : solve sin 3t 2 solutionthis example is designed to remind
Q : solve sin alpha 7 0 solutionby using a unit circle it isnt
Q : in the array implementation of the lists we will use the
Q : it is a useful tool for indicating the logical properties
Q : solve cos 4 theta -1 solutionthere actually isnt too much
Q : in the earlier unit we have discussed about the arrays
Q : questionflow chart for a program to find out the number of
Q : decimal representations of some basic angles as a last
Q : solving trig equations with calculators part i the single
Q : gene repressor proteins which inhibit the transcription of
Q : unlike dna binding domains and
Q : dna binding domains called as basic domains rich in basic
Q : our objective is solve the following fourth-order
Q : euler equations - series solutions to differential
Q : while various positive control
Q : once we get out of the review we are not going to be doing
Q : given f x 3x - 2 determine f -1 x
Q : finding the inverse of a function the procedure for
Q : definition of inverse functions given two one-to-one
Q : one-to-one function a function is called one-to-one if not
Q : the protein synthesis is very significant because it is by
Q : inverse functions in the last instance from the previous
Q : function composition the next topic that we have to discuss
Q : each of the three eukaryotic rna polymerases has more
Q : determine the domain of each of the following
Q : domain and range of a functio one of the more
Q : the general mechanism of rna synthesis by these eukaryotic
Q : write down the system of differential equations for the
Q : the next kind of problem seems as the population problem
Q : the eukaryotic transcription is more difficult than
Q : given f x - x2 6 x -11 determine each of the
Q : two 1000 liter tanks are containing salt water tank 1 has
Q : function notation next we have to take a rapid look at
Q : definition an equation is considered as function if for any
Q : under this section were going to go back and revisit the
Q : in this case we will require deriving a new formula for
Q : undetermined coefficientsthe way of undetermined
Q : we now require addressing nonhomogeneous systems in brief
Q : designa word document report containing program design
Q : the trp tryptophan operon which is shown in the figure will
Q : 1 if the coefficient of friction between a box and the bed
Q : normal 0 false false false en-in x-none x-none
Q : normal 0 false false false en-in x-none x-none
Q : use matlab and a method based on linear predictive coding
Q : a jar contains 54 marbles each of which is blue green or
Q : transcription continues until a
Q : as in several fields of molecular biology studies of e coli
Q : in the adjoining figure abcd is a square with sides of
Q : it is the last case that we need to take a look at
Q : a number x is selected from the numbers 123 and then a
Q : a number x is chosen at random from the numbers -3 -2 -1 0
Q : five cards - the ten jack queen king and ace are well
Q : its now time to do solving systems of differential
Q : find the probability of having 53 sundays ini a leap
Q : infinite interval - improper integralsin this type of
Q : the basic parts of rna are the same than for dna with two
Q : if 65 of the populations have black eyes 25 have brown eyes
Q : a box contains 12 balls out of which x are black if one
Q : evaluate the subsequent integralint tan xsec4 x sec4 x
Q : a bag contains 5 red balls and some blue balls if the
Q : steps for integration strategy1 simplify the integrand if
Q : the eukaryotic cells have five several dna polymerases
Q : why is tossing a coin considered to be a fair way of
Q : a die is thrown repeatedly until a six comes up what is the
Q : now that weve found some of the fundamentals out of the way
Q : a card is drawn from a well shuffled deck of cardsi what
Q : write the subsequent 2nd order differential equation as a
Q : in the introduction of this section we briefly talked how a
Q : the life of a eukaryotic cell can be explained as a cell
Q : integrals involving roots - integration techniquesin this
Q : dna replication in eukaryotes is much more complex than in
Q : factors in denominator and partial fraction
Q : partial fraction decompositionthe procedure of taking a
Q : if you find nothing out of this rapid review of linear
Q : the dna replication is a biological procedure which happens
Q : the initial stage of packaging have the binding of the
Q : example of integrals involving trig functionsexample
Q : integrals involving trig functions - integration
Q : the vast amount of genomic dna in a eukaryotic
Q : example of integration by parts - integration
Q : here we need to see the inverse of a matrix provided a
Q : integration by parts -integration techniqueslets start off
Q : integration techniquesin this section we are going to be
Q : through the year of 1960s the gene was clearly explained as
Q : the heights of a large population of adult females who play
Q : the gene is a distinct portion of a cells dna genes are
Q : 1 consider a world with two assets a riskless asset paying
Q : with the help of a suitable diagram gives module wise
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Q : a bag contains 8 red balls and x blue balls the odd against
Q : a box contains 12 balls out of which x are black if one
Q : an integer is chosen at random from the first two hundreds
Q : the last matrix operation which well see is matrix
Q : in the graphical representation of a frequency distribution
Q : in a frequency distribution mode is 788 mean is 832 find
Q : we next require taking a look at arithmetic involving
Q : marks obtained by 70 students are given
Q : the bases in dna have carbon-nitrogen ring structures due
Q : statistics and probability statistics are the only
Q : the deoxyribonucleic acid or also called as dna molecules
Q : a vessel in shape of a inverted cone is surmounted by a
Q : if the areas of the circular bases of a frustum of a cone
Q : a golf ball has a diameter equal to 41cm its surface has
Q : a conical vessel of radius 6cm and height 8cm is completely
Q : example find the general solution to the subsequent
Q : a solid toy in the form of a hemisphere surmounted by the
Q : this case will lead to similar problem that weve had all
Q : the major function of the nerve cells of the body is
Q : a building is in the form of a cylinder surrounded by a
Q : 1 triple eigenvalue with 3 linearly independent
Q : 1 triple eigenvalue with 2 linearly independent
Q : triple eigenvalue with 1 eigenvectorthe eigenvaluevector
Q : real distinct and 1 double eigenvalue with 1
Q : an ice-cream cone has a hemispherical top if the height of
Q : 1 real and 2 complex eigenvalues from the real
Q : a cylindrical vessel of diameter 14 cm and height 42 cm is
Q : real distinct eigenvaluesunder this case well have the real
Q : water in a canal 30 dm wide and 12 dm deep is flowing with
Q : in this section we need to take a brief look at systems of
Q : there actually isnt all that much to this section all we
Q : example solve the following differential equationy3
Q : a sphere and a cube have equal surface areas show that the
Q : we now require starting looking into finding a particular
Q : solve the following initial value problemy3 - 5y - 22y 56
Q : hydrophilic and some lipophilic hormones bind to cell
Q : as with 2nd order differential equations we cant determine
Q : well start this section off with the material which most
Q : a bucket of height 8 cm and made up of copper sheet is in
Q : a solid is in the form of a right circular cone mounted on
Q : let us first see the skeleton of a javascript
Q : this is the programming language of the web it is mainly
Q : in multicellular organisms there is a requirement for the
Q : signal transduction occurs when an extracellular signaling
Q : provided a homogeneous system of equations 2 we will have
Q : specified a system of equations 1 we will have one of the
Q : clathrin-coated pits and vesicles are included in both the
Q : phagocytosis is the ingestion of huge particles like as
Q : review systems of equations - the traditional initial point
Q : endocytosis is the uptake of extracellular
Q : for this point weve only looked as solving particular
Q : nuclear transport is an energy-dependent process mediated
Q : find the laplace transforms of the specified
Q : as we saw in the previous section computing laplace
Q : the movement of na and glucose from the lumen
Q : the passive transport of molecules across a membrane does
Q : if the minute hand of a big clock is 105 m long find the
Q : a circular disc of 6 cm radius is divided into three
Q : a pure phospholipid bilayer with its
Q : the area enclosed between two concentric circles is 770cm2
Q : the definition- the definition of the laplace transforms we
Q : in this section we will be searching how to utilize laplace
Q : the internal composition of the cell is maintained because
Q : it is the full blown case where we consider every final
Q : we will firstly notice the undamped case the differential
Q : it is the simplest case which we can consider unforced or
Q : it is the catch all force if there are some other forces
Q : the cytosolic surface of the
Q : the subsequent force that we want to consider is damping
Q : spring fswe are going to suppose that hookes law will
Q : there is a list of the forces which will act on the
Q : the peripheral membrane proteins are less strongly bound to
Q : find the circumference of a circle whose area is 16 times
Q : the sum of the diameters of two circles is 28 m and their
Q : determine a particular solution for the subsequent
Q : here lets take a look at sums of the fundamental components
Q : example find out a particular solution toy - 4y - 12 y
Q : in this section we will see the first method which can be
Q : assume that y1t and y2t are two solutions to 1 and y1t and
Q : lets here start thinking regarding that how to solve
Q : 1 construct an isosceles triangle whose base is 7cm and
Q : 1 draw a pair of tangents to a circle of radius 2cm
Q : draw a line segment ab of length 44cm taking a as centre
Q : find out if the following sets of functions are linearly
Q : in the earlier section we introduced the wronskian to
Q : questionquotledger is said to be the principle book of
Q : since erythrocytes red blood cells do not hold any sub
Q : determine the general solution to2t2y ty - 3y 0it given
Q : were here going to take a brief detour and notice solutions
Q : membrane proteins are classify as either integral intrinsic
Q : if pa and pb are tangents to a circle from an outside point
Q : solve the subsequent ivpy - 4y 9y 0 y0 0 y0
Q : the carbohydrate sets are covalently attached to various
Q : solve the subsequent ivpyprimeprime 11yprime 24 y 0y 0
Q : now we start solving constant linear coefficient and second
Q : the cell membrane is a slim semi-permeable membrane which
Q : if y1 t and y2 t are two solutions to a linear homogeneous
Q : find out some solutions toyprimeprime - 9 y
Q : in this section we will be looking exclusively at linear
Q : in the earlier section we looked at first order
Q : for the initial value problemy 2y 2 - e-4t y0 1by using
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Q : solve for x 4 log x log 15 x2
Q : during the 1990s technological advance reduced the cost of
Q : record separation problemltbrgtlet us assume that a
Q : a circle touches the side bc of a triangle abc at p and
Q : in these problems we will begin with a substance which is
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Q : determine all possible solutions to the subsequent ivpy
Q : consider the subsequent ivpy fty
Q : without solving find out the interval of validity for the
Q : theoremconsider the subsequent ivpyprime p t y g t
Q : ive termed this section as intervals of validity since all
Q : in the prior section we looked at bernoulli equations and
Q : in this case we are going to consider differential
Q : solve the subsequent differential equation2xy - 9 x2 2y
Q : the subsequent type of first order differential equations
Q : we are here going to begin looking at nonlinear first order
Q : a number of the form x iy where x and y are real and
Q : solve the subsequent ivpdvdt 98 - 0196v
Q : for a first order linear differential equation the solution
Q : natural numbersthe numbers 1 2 3 4 are called as natural
Q : linear equations - resolving and identifying linear first
Q : in this section we will consider for solving first order
Q : it may seem like an odd question to ask and until now the
Q : all differential equations will doesnt have solutions thus
Q : if a differential equation does have a solution how many
Q : reflexive relationsr is a reflexive relation if a a euro
Q : find the length of the second diagonal of a rhombus whose
Q : relations in a setlet consider r be a relation from a to b
Q : newtons second law of motion which recall from the earlier
Q : find the ratio in which the line segment joining a65 and
Q : this topic is specified its own section for a couple of
Q : plot the points a20 and b 60 on a graph paper complete an
Q : determine an actual explicit solution to yprime ty y2
Q : the vertices of a abc are a4 6 b1 5 and c7 2 a line is
Q : y2 t2 - 3 is the actual implicit solution to y ty y2 -1
Q : its easier to describe an explicit solution in this case
Q : the actual solution is the specific solution to a
Q : the general solution to a differential equation is the most
Q : the interval of validity for an ivp along with initial
Q : suppose a and b be two non-empty sets then every subset of
Q : an ivp or initial value problem is a differential equation
Q : find the relation between x and y when the point xy lies on
Q : initial conditions are a set of conditions or a condition
Q : the midpoint of the line joining 2a 4 and -2 3b is 1 2a
Q : find the coordinates of the point p which is three -fourth
Q : the two opposite vertices of a square are -1 2 and 3 2 find
Q : find the centre of a circle passing through the points 6 -6
Q : the cartesian product also called as the cross product of
Q : if two vertices of an equilateral triangle are 0 0 and 3 0
Q : a solution to a differential equation at an interval alpha
Q : a linear differential equation is of differential equation
Q : a differential equation is termed as an ordinary
Q : the order of a differential equation is the huge derivative
Q : the first definition which we must cover is that of
Q : there isnt actually a whole lot to this section this is
Q : for avl trees the deletion algorithm is a little more
Q : initially nodes are inserted in an avl tree in the same
Q : if the points 5 4 and x y are equidistant from the point 4
Q : if a b and p are the points -4 3 0 -2 and alphabeta
Q : a non-empty set or group of which all the sets under
Q : a binary search tree is binary tree which is either empty
Q : in a group of 1000 people there are 750 people will speak
Q : linked list representations contain great advantages of
Q : if a amp b are -2-2 and 2-4 respectively find the co
Q : tree is a widely used data structure employed for
Q : the centre of a circle is 2x - 1 3x 1find x if the circle
Q : if the vertices of a triangle are 1 k 4 -3 -9 7 and its
Q : find the third vertex of a triangle if its two vertices are
Q : determine the ratio in which the line 2x y -4 0 divide
Q : null void empty seta set which has no element is known as
Q : for preorder traversal in the worst case the stack will
Q : as we have seen as the traversal mechanisms were
Q : postorder traversal of a binary treestruct nodestruct node
Q : preorder traversal of a binary treestruct nodestruct node
Q : there are three typical ways of recursively traversing a
Q : we have discussed already about three tree traversal
Q : co-ordinate geometry mathematics is the tool
Q : binary tree creationstruct nodestruct node leftint
Q : full binary trees a binary tree of height h that had 2h -1
Q : a binary tree is a special tree where each non-leaf node
Q : there are three kinds of tree traversals namely postorder
Q : normally sets are given in the various waysa roaster form
Q : tree is dynamic data structures trees can expand amp
Q : this is a k-ary position tree wherein all levels are filled
Q : a set can define as a precise group of distinct objects
Q : a ladder sets against a wall at an angle alpha to the
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Q : a vertical post stands on a horizontal plane the angle
Q : the angle of elevation of a jet fighter from a point a on
Q : accessibility testing for web sites is a service that can
Q : in this unit we described about the data structure queue it
Q : double ended queues are implemented along doubly linked
Q : if a dequeue is implemented via arrays then this will
Q : dequeue a double ended queue is an abstract data type alike
Q : link list representation of a circular queue is more
Q : no xml does not replace html instead it gives an
Q : a circular queue can be implemented through arrays or
Q : algorithm for deletion of any element from the circular
Q : algorithm for insertion of any element into the circular
Q : one of the main problems with the linear queue is the lack
Q : program segment for the deletion of any element from the
Q : xml can be used to explain and recognize information
Q : program gives the program segment by using arrays for the
Q : program segment for deletion of any element from the
Q : the simple object access protocol soap uses xml to describe
Q : program program segment for insertion of an element into
Q : dom is the document object model dom which is an interface
Q : since the stack is list of elements the queue is also a
Q : sgml is very large influential and difficult it has been in
Q : explain the role that xml can play when dynamically
Q : a significant aspect of abstract data types is that they
Q : queue is a linear data structure utilized in several
Q : in this unit we have learned how the stacks are implemented
Q : xml is the extensible markup language it betters the
Q : from a window x meters high above the ground in a street
Q : stacks are often used in evaluation of arithmetic
Q : it takes away two constraints which were holding back web
Q : so far we now have been concerned only with the
Q : since fluorine is very electronegative as a result hydrogen
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Q : no it does not depend upon concentrations of reactantsfrom
Q : a stack has an ordered list of elements amp an array is
Q : before programming a problem solution those employees a
Q : conceptually the stack abstract data type mimics the
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Q : can marginal cost be constant if so does this mean that
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Q : how do i create appropriate costing systems and techniques
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Q : how does the placement of veins help to carry out their
Q : explain the stages and various coordination mechanisms
Q : questiosavage distribution markets cds of the performing
Q : this unit dealt along with the methods of physically
Q : when there is requirement to access records sequentially by
Q : according to this key value is divided by any fitting
Q : it offers an effective way to organize data while there is
Q : sequential files are most frequently utilized in commercial
Q : following are some of the drawback of sequential file
Q : in glycoproteins two main parts of oligosaccharide linkages
Q : insertion records has to be inserted at the place dictated
Q : oligosaccharides are short chains of monosaccharides linked
Q : in this section we will discuss about sequential file
Q : indexed sequential filesan index is inserted to the
Q : each data record contains a fixed place in a relative file
Q : dextran is a glucose polymer where the glucose residues are
Q : starch exists in plants as insoluble starch granules in
Q : polysaccharides are vast chains of sugar units joined
Q : data records are stored in some particular sequence eg
Q : file organisation might be described as a method of storing
Q : polysaccharides and oligosaccharides are both parts of
Q : given are the definitions of some important terms1 field
Q : the structures of files vary from operating system to
Q : any binary search tree has to contain following properties
Q : this is a unit of which targeted on the emerging data
Q : the following are several operations on a aa-tree1
Q : red-black trees have introduced a new property in the
Q : deletion in a rbt uses two main processes namelyprocedure 1
Q : the above 3 cases are also considered conversely while the
Q : the insertion procedure in a red-black tree is similar to a
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Q : this is the most extensively used internal sorting
Q : in this sorting algorithm multiple swapping occurs in one
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Q : retrieval of information is made simpler when it is stored
Q : genomic libraries are screened by
Q : a cdna library is made by using the reverse transcriptase
Q : i get stuck on how to explain things eg i need to explain
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Q : my code it didn3939t run properly i tried to pass 2
Q : document processing is quickly becoming one of the dominant
Q : search engines employ software robots to survey the web amp
Q : the searching method are applicable to a number of places
Q : a in worst case the order of linear search is o n2b linear
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Q : as the functions of individual genes become known the power
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Q : together genomics proteomics and transcriptomics are
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Q : the minimum cost spanning tree has broad applications in
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Q : the simplest implementation of the dijkstras algorithm
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Q : velocity problem lets look briefly at the velocity
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Q : rates of change and tangent lines in this section we will
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Q : in this unit we will describe a data structure called graph
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Q : avl trees are applied into the given situationsthere are
Q : a complex of elongation factor ef-g
Q : peptide bond formation is catalyzed by peptidyl
Q : in this 1st step the corresponding aminoacyl-trna
Q : solve 2 ln radicx - ln 1 - x 2 solution firstly get the
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Q : solve 3 2 ln x 73 -4 solutionthis initial step in this
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Q : transfer rna trna molecules play an
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Q : solving trig equations with calculators part ii since this
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