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Q : quesare you can do matlab project for patient sway signal
Q : the madison restaurant was formed a s corporation at the
Q : ltbrgt1what is price mechanismltbrgt2how does price
Q : what is real time systema real time system has well
Q : differentiate tightly coupled systems and loosely coupled
Q : what is graceful degradationin multiprocessor systems
Q : what are batch systemsbatch systems are quite appropriate
Q : what is the kernela more common explanation is that the os
Q : what is an operating systeman operating system is a program
Q : subphylum vertebrata 41700 species the
Q : subphylum urochordata 13000 species sea squirtsnotocord is
Q : explain inverse discrete-time fourier transform1 observe
Q : subphylum mandibulatamost of them have three pairs of
Q : subphylum cheliceratasix pairs of appendages four pairs
Q : q by which materials shank of a spur constructshank of a
Q : phylum arthropoda 800000 to 1000000 speciesthey are known
Q : phylum mollusca 47000 speciesthe segmentation and coelom
Q : q describe types of spursspurs can be of varied types they
Q : phylum platyhelminthes 13000 species flatwormthe body is
Q : q evaluate dimensions of apron according to spring and
Q : phylum coelentrata 9000 speciesthe body is radial and made
Q : q determine length of guide bundslength of a guide bund has
Q : q how to design shape of guide bundsalignment of guide
Q : define gain and phase responsesexpressing hej in polar form
Q : q constriction of waterway at bridgesconstriction of
Q : kingdom animaliamulticellular heterotrophic eukaryotes
Q : define the term causality lti systemany practical lti
Q : dicotyledons 200000 speciesthe dicots are of diverse
Q : q how to set location of the bridgea bridge is normally
Q : class angiospermae flowering plantsflowers are the
Q : phylum tracheophytatracheophytes mean vascular plants
Q : hepaticae liverwortsthe gametophyte is thalloid body or
Q : phylum bryophytathe bryophytes include the mosses and their
Q : q what do you know about shallow piersin case of some of
Q : draw the implementation of time-invariant systema linear
Q : q briefly explain about artificial cut offsalignment of a
Q : phylum phaeophyta brown algae1 they are brown algae apart
Q : phylum rhodophyta red algae1 the photosynthetic pigments
Q : q how can you design side slope of bankangle of bank should
Q : what are difference equationsa continuous-time system can
Q : phylum chlorophyta green algae1 the chlorophyll is the main
Q : kingdom plantaethe kingdom plant are includes multicellular
Q : phylum myxornycetes1 they are known as cellular slime
Q : q how to design marginal embankmentsdesign aspects of
Q : fliylurn basidiomycetes1 the asexual reproduction is by
Q : q how to design bankswhen approach banks are of medium
Q : phylum ascomycetes1 sexual reproduction is by conjugation
Q : define time and shift invarianttime and shift invariant
Q : phyium oomycetes1 they reproduced asexually by non-motile
Q : phylum zygomycetes1 asexual reproduction by non-motile
Q : define characteristics of discrete time systems - lineara
Q : q can you explain permeable spursa permeable spur may be
Q : kingdom fungifungi was earlier placed with the true plants
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Q : phylum sporozoa1 thcy do not liavc any external locomotory
Q : phylum ciliophora1 they have cilia at some stage in the
Q : phylum sarcdina1 they move by means of pseudopodia ralse
Q : phylum zooflagellataanimal flagellates1 at some stage of
Q : phylum phytofagellataplant flagellates1 at some stage of
Q : kingdom protistathe protistans are a complex and diverse
Q : q can you explain curved heads in case of rivers carrying
Q : phylum cyanobacteriacyanobacteria are prokaryotes
Q : phylum-bacteria eubacteriaeubacteriath e true bacteria are
Q : kingdom monerathe monerians are structurally the simplest
Q : the five kingdom systemsto cope up with above discussed
Q : q what do you mean by guide bundsguide bund may be given an
Q : what are three main problems with having only two
Q : q explain the design of waterwaywhen the river flows
Q : how does bus arbitration typically worki a bus master
Q : why are interrupt masks provided in any processorinterrupt
Q : q estimation of design flood dischargethese methods are
Q : what is the function of a tlb translation look-aside buffer
Q : how do you control instructions like branch cause problems
Q : why is the wait-for-memory-function-completed step required
Q : q how to determine the frequency of floodflood frequency
Q : taxonomic hierarchythe sheer complexity of organisms seems
Q : explain process of selection of taxonomic characters
Q : what are taxonomic characters taxonomic characters
Q : q explain the design discharge for bridge waterwaydesign
Q : omnispective classificationthis is the extension of the
Q : evolutionary classificationevolutionary classification
Q : phylogenetic or cladistic classificationphylogeny plays a
Q : natural classificationnatural classification is based on
Q : phenetic classificationthis system is based exclusively
Q : explain several biological classification of animalsthere
Q : the goals of biological classification the world of animal
Q : what is the purpose of guard bits used in floating point
Q : a 3-phase wye-connected 118 kv 100 mva turbo- generator of
Q : a 3-phase wye-connected 11 kv 1375 mva turbo-alternator of
Q : q what is the prothallus of pteridophytesthe gametophyte
Q : q what is the structure of the adult fern within which
Q : q why are pteridophytes more common in humid
Q : q what is the kind of life cycle present in
Q : q what are the major parts of fernsferns are constituted by
Q : q what is the evolutionary importance of pteridophytesas
Q : q why are pteridophytes better adapted to dry land than
Q : what is the necessity of an interface any device that
Q : what is dma operations state its advantages in order to
Q : q how different are pteridophytes from bryophytes regarding
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Q : q what are the major representatives of the pteridophytes
Q : q why can the bryophytes be considered the amphibians of
Q : what do you understand by hit ratiowhen a processor refers
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Q : q generally where is the sporophyte positioned in relation
Q : q what is the life cycle type of bryophytesas in all plants
Q : what are the address-sequencing capabilities required in a
Q : q how is the transport of substances done across the
Q : q what are the main bryophyte groupsthe major bryophyte
Q : q what are the major characteristics of the
Q : a 3-phase 16-pole synchronous machine is driven by a prime
Q : explain the construction of synchronous machinesbasically
Q : explain the synchronous machinesa synchronous machine
Q : q do plants present only sexual reproductionthere are
Q : q for each of the three kinds of life cycles what is the
Q : q why is the plant life cycle known as alternation of
Q : q are gametes always made by meiosisin the haplontic
Q : q what respectively are zygotic gametic meiosis meiosis and
Q : q what are the three fundamental sexual life cycles studied
Q : q what are the two divisions of the angiospermsthe
Q : q what is the difference between phanerogamic and
Q : q what are the four major groups into which the study of
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Q : q what are the subkingdoms into which the plant kingdom is
Q : what is priority interrupta priority interrupt is an
Q : what factors influences the bus design decisions 1 data
Q : q do plants have tissue organization and specialized
Q : define the terms spatial locality and temporal
Q : q how different are animal cells from plant cellswhile
Q : define underflow and overflowunderflow if the result the
Q : q what are the major cellular features of the beings of the
Q : why is the data bus in most microprocessors bidirectional
Q : what is the advantage of using interrupt initiated data
Q : why does dma have priority over the cpu when both request a
Q : list the factors that determine the storage device
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Q : q what is the function of the umbilical cordthe umbilical
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Q : q what are the endocrine functions of the placentathe
Q : q is there an exchange of cells between the mother and the
Q : q what are the major substances transferred from the mother
Q : q in which kind of animals does the placenta exist what is
Q : q what is the chorioallantois membrane present in the
Q : q why can the amnion also be considered an adaptation to
Q : q what is the difference between amnion and chorionamnion
Q : q why can the allantois be considered an adaptation to
Q : q which is the extraembryonic membrane whose function is to
Q : q how is the yolk sac formed what is the function of the
Q : q are the extraembryonic membranes the same in all
Q : q what are the extraembryonic membranes present in
Q : q what are extraembryonic membranesextraembryonic membranes
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Q : q what is polyembryonypolyembryony is the phenomenon in
Q : q what are twins genetically what are the two types of
Q : q from which germ layer do the liver and the pancreas
Q : q from which germ layer do blood cells originate what are
Q : q from which germ layer do the epidermis and the nervous
Q : q what are organogenesis and histogenesishistogenesis is
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Q : q what do you mean by somitessomites are differentiated
Q : q after the neurula stage and from its ventral portion to
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Q : q what are pericardium pleura and peritoneumpleura are the
Q : q what is the germ layer from which the coeloms
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Q : q what is the coelom to which structures do coeloms give
Q : q what is the notochord how is this structure formedthe
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Q : q how does the embryo turn from gastrula into neurula how
Q : q how are animals classified according to the germ layers
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Q : q what are the three types of germ layers that form tissues
Q : q how is the mesoderm third germ layer of triploblastic
Q : q what are the archenteron and the blastopore what is the
Q : q what is gastrulation how during gastrulation are the
Q : q after the blastula stage what is the following stage of
Q : q after the morula stage what is the next stage what is the
Q : q what are the cells produced in the first stage of the
Q : q what is the cell division during the first stage of the
Q : q what are the four initial stages of the embryonic
Q : q what are the animal pole and the vegetal pole of the
Q : q what is the function of the vitellus in the vertebrate
Q : q what is the cell division process directly related to the
Q : q what is parthenogenesisparthenogenesis is the formation
Q : q generally how does a male animal realize that the female
Q : q what is the contraceptive mechanism of the iudthe iud
Q : q how is the ovulation date estimated with the control of
Q : q what is the normal duration of the menstrual cycle how
Q : q why is the use of condoms not just a contraceptive method
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Q : q how does the contraceptive diaphragm work what are the
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Q : q what are the common contraindications of the
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Q : q how do contraceptive pills generally workcontraceptive
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Q : q what is the endocrine function of the placentathe
Q : q does the hypophysis- ovaries endocrine axis work in the
Q : q how do hormonal tests to detect pregnancy worklaboratory
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Q : describe the hardwired control method for generating the
Q : q what is tubal pregnancymany times fecundation takes place
Q : q what is nidation in which phase of the menstrual cycle
Q : describe the micro programmed control unit in detaila micro
Q : q how does the sexual arousal mechanism in women facilitate
Q : q what is the part of the female reproductive system where
Q : q in general what is the phase of the menstrual cycle when
Q : q including major events and hormonal changes how can the
Q : q which are the phases of the menstrual cyclethe menstrual
Q : q what is the explanation for the bleeding that accompanies
Q : q in hormonal terms why does menses occurmenses is the
Q : q how does the hypophysis- corpus luteum negative feedback
Q : what is time slicingwith this technique each program runs
Q : what are the objectives of usba simpleb low costc easy to
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Q : what is pci busthe peripheral component interconnectpci bus
Q : what is a serial port a serial port transfers and
Q : what is a parallel porta parallel port transfers data in
Q : what is port what are the types of port availablean io
Q : what is bus arbitrationit is method by which the next
Q : what is a privileged instructionto protect the operating
Q : what are the different methods used for handling the
Q : define exceptionthe term exception is used to transfer to
Q : q what is the significance of the uterine glycogen-
Q : q what is the structure into which the follicle is
Q : q how long after ovulation must fecundation occur to be
Q : q how does the female gamete move from the ovary to the
Q : define interruptan interrupt is any exceptional event that
Q : what is program-controlled ioin program controlled io the
Q : what do you mean by memory mapped ioin memory mapped io
Q : define asynchronous busasynchronous buses are the ones in
Q : define synchronous bussynchronous buses are the ones in
Q : define buswhen a word of data is transferred among units
Q : what are vectored interruptsto decrease the time involved
Q : q what are the hormones that promote the release of the
Q : what is a priority interrupta priority interrupt is an
Q : what are the two independent mechanisms for controlling
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Q : q what is the hormone secreted by the growing ovarian
Q : q after menses what is the hormone that influences the
Q : define dma controllerthe io device interface control
Q : explain direct memory accessa modest enhances in hardware
Q : q what event marks the beginning of the menstrual cycle
Q : write the factors considered in designing an io
Q : q what are the endocrine glands involved in the menstrual
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Q : what is program controlled ioin program controlled io the
Q : what is memory mapped iowhen the io devices share the
Q : q what is the menstrual cyclethe menstrual cycle is the
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Q : q what are the anatomical relationships between the organs
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Q : q what is the organ that releases the female gamete under
Q : why io devices cannot be directly be connected to the
Q : q in which period of life does the formation of gametes
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Q : q what are the organs that are part of the female
Q : q what are the endocrine glands that regulate sexual
Q : q what is the function of the secretions of the seminal
Q : q after passing the epididymides through which structures
Q : q concerning reproduction what is the function of the
Q : q what are the organs that are part of the male genital
Q : q concerning their size and basic morphology how and why do
Q : q what are the male pronucleus and the female pronucleusthe
Q : q how does the male gamete penetrate the egg cell how does
Q : q what is the relationship between the ovulation and
Q : q what is the second polar bodyafter termination of the
Q : q what is the relation between fecundation and the end of
Q : q what is the first polar body how different is it from the
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Q : q concerning events during the periods of life how
Q : q why is the cytoplasm of sperm cells very reduced why do
Q : q what is the function of the flagellum of the sperm cell
Q : q what is the acrosome of the sperm cell how is it
Q : explain the power transmission linestransmission and
Q : q what is the difference between sperm and spermatids cells
Q : q what is the difference between spermatid and spermatocyte
Q : q what is the difference between spermatocyte ii and
Q : q what is the difference between spermatocyte i and
Q : q indicating the name and respective ploidy of each
Q : q what are gonads what are the male and the female gonads
Q : what is error checkingit computes the error correcting code
Q : q what is the name of the cells capable of making gametes
Q : q what is the kind of cell division that allows sexual
Q : what is disk controllerthe electronic circuit that controls
Q : q what are gametesgametes are cells specialized in sexual
Q : what is a disk drivethe electro mechanical mechanism that
Q : q what is the name given to conditions in which the own
Q : what is winchester technologythe disk and the readwrite
Q : what is page framean area in the main memory that can hold
Q : what is virtual addressthe binary address that the
Q : q what is the dna vaccinethe dna vaccination or is a
Q : q why are vaccines used in the prevention but not in the
Q : what is virtual memorymethod that automatically move
Q : what is associative searchthe cost of an associative cache
Q : q why does not a long lasting vaccine against common cold
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Q : q what are the types of antigenic agents that may
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Q : q why are vaccines made of the own disease agent or of
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Q : q what are artificial active immunization and natural
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Q : q what is the difference between heterologous and
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Q : q how are antivenoms produced why are antivenoms an example
Q : q why is maternal milk important for the immune protection
Q : explain information obtained for the load flow
Q : q what are active and passive immunization according to the
Q : q what are the antigen-presenting cells of the immune
Q : define the objectives of load flow analysisthe objectives
Q : q how does the cellular immune response take placethe
Q : q how different are the actions of antibodies against virus
Q : explain load flow analysisthe method commonly used for load
Q : q how can the immune memory lead to the efficacy of
Q : explain fundamentals of load flow analysisthe calculation
Q : q how can an organism that once underwent contact with an
Q : q how can an organism that once underwent contact with an
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Q : q how do antibodies work to neutralize antigensthe
Q : q what are immunoglobulinsimmunoglobulin is the alternate
Q : q what are the cells responsible for the production of
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Q : q what is an antigenantigen is any substance infectious or
Q : q what is the difference between cellular specific immune
Q : q what is the defense mechanism that begins to work when
Q : what is phase encoding or manchestor encoding it is the
Q : define shunt capacitors and reactorsshunt capacitors absorb
Q : q of which type of defense cell do viral infections
Q : define access time for magnetic diskthe sum of seek time
Q : q of which type of defense cell do worm infections
Q : define miss penaltythe extra time required to bring the
Q : define miss rateit is the number of misses states as a
Q : q which type of defense cell do bacteria attract and cause
Q : q what is the association between inflammation and feverin
Q : q what is puspus is a residual of the inflammatory reaction
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Q : q what is inflammationinflammation is the initial response
Q : what is hita successful access to data in cache memory is
Q : quethe opening balance of one of the 31-day billing cycles
Q : what are the mapping techniquesadirect mappingb associative
Q : what is load-through or early restartwhen a read miss
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Q : q what are the two groups of defense mechanisms of the body
Q : q what is the function of the immune systemthe immune
Q : q what is the endocrine function of the placentathe
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Q : q why are glucorticoids used in transplant patientsin the
Q : q what are the hormones secreted by the adrenal cortex what
Q : q what are the hormones secreted by the adrenal medulla
Q : q where are the adrenal glands located how many are they
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Q : q how can bacteria produce human insulin on an industrial
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Q : q what are the major treatments of diabetes mellitusthe
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Q : define flash memoryit is an approach same to eeprom
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Q : what is cache memoryit is a small fast memory that is
Q : q why do diabetic patients often undergo dietary sugar
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Q : q what are the three major signs of diabetesthe three major
Q : q what is diabetes mellitusdiabetes mellitus is the disease
Q : q what are the effects of somatostatin for the pancreatic
Q : explain flash devicesit is possible to read the contents of
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Q : q what are the functions of glucagon and insulin for the
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Q : q what are the pancreatic tissues involved respectively in
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Q : q what is the relation between secretion of parathormone
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Q : q what are the parathyroids where are they located and what
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Q : q what happens to the tsh thyroid-stimulating hormone blood
Q : q what is a goiter what is endemic goiter how this problem
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Q : q where in the body is the thyroid gland locatedthe thyroid
Q : q which are the target tissues and target organs of the
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Q : q what are the hormones secreted by the neurohypophysis
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Q : q what are target organs of the hormonestarget tissues
Q : q what are hormoneshormones are substances collected by the
Q : q why is the endocrine system considered one of the
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