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Q&A Bank >> 13 July 2013



Q : quesix operators are to be assigned to five jobs with the
Q : imagine a small observer is positioned in front of the cork
Q : q explain about server synchronizationserver
Q : q define optimistic synchronizationoptimistic
Q : q what do you mean by lock synchronizationlock
Q : q describe about sole access protocolthe atomic operations
Q : is it possible for a hermaphrodite species to present
Q : q explain execution-modes of a
Q : how can asexual reproduction in planarias be
Q : q define wait protocolthe wait protocol is used for
Q : is the nervous system in platyhelminthes more or less
Q : q learn synchronization principlesto learn synchronization
Q : poriferans and cnidarians do not have excretory systems do
Q : how is gas exchange done in flatwormsplatyhelminthes
Q : in multiprocessing several processors require to
Q : what are the types of digestion and of digestive system of
Q : what is the main external morphological feature that
Q : what are the best known representatives of the
Q : what does radial symmetry mean what is the type of symmetry
Q : what are the main classes into which the phylum is divided
Q : what is the name of the larva of corals and sea anemones
Q : q illustration of parallel programming environmentslets
Q : q why we need parallel programming languagesthe parallel
Q : in the metagenesis of aurelia and obelia what is the form
Q : q explain about parallel programming environmentthe
Q : what is metagenesis what are the other names of this
Q : q explain use of parallel sections constructthis
Q : q using library methods returns number of threadsinclude lt
Q : what are cnidocytes what is the name of the capsule inside
Q : what is the type of digestion that occurs in
Q : which are the germ layers present in cnidarians which
Q : concerning tissue complexity how different are cnidarians
Q : what are the two main morphological patterns of cnidarians
Q : q determine what part of global array to work on thread
Q : what is the evolutionary advantage of the occurrence of
Q : how are gases exchanged in spongesthe gas exchange in
Q : q use of parallel construct with private clausein this
Q : q show the programmes for parallel systemsadding elements
Q : q write a pseudo code to find sum of two functionslets
Q : concerning digestion how are poriferans
Q : what are the main cells of which poriferans are madesponges
Q : q example of shared programming using library routinesthink
Q : how do sponges try to protect themselves against harm from
Q : how does water move inside sponges what is the function of
Q : what is the typical shape of poriferanssponges have bodies
Q : q show the shared programming using library routinesthe
Q : q what is ordered directivethis directive is used in
Q : q define atomic directive in fortanatomic directive
Q : what is an evolutionary tree is there a precise
Q : q define syntax of barrier directivebarrier
Q : what are the differences between vertebrates and the other
Q : what are the two mains divisions of the chordate phylum
Q : which are the beings that form the kingdom animalia what
Q : q describe critical directive in fortanthe critical
Q : q define master construct in fortanthe master directive has
Q : according to cellular organization how are living beings
Q : what are the five kingdoms into which living beings are
Q : what is parallel sections constructthe parallel sections
Q : q what is parallel loop constructparallel loop construct is
Q : what is meant by binomial nomenclature and what are its
Q : q combined parallel work-sharing constructscombined
Q : q what do you mean by single construct in fortansingle
Q : q explain about for loop constructthe loop build causes the
Q : q describe about reduction clausereduction clause specifies
Q : q describe the lastprivate clausethe lastprivate clause
Q : what is crystallization of a virus what is the importance
Q : q sections construct in fortanthe sections construct is a
Q : what are the main human diseases caused by virusbetween
Q : what is meant when it is said that a virus is in an
Q : q what is work-sharing constructsa work-sharing construct
Q : what are bacteriophagesbacteriophages are viruses
Q : q description of clauses used in a parallel constructwhen a
Q : what is the basic structure of the hiv virus what is the
Q : what are retroviruses how do they reproduce and what is the
Q : what is the basic structure of a virusviruses are
Q : are viruses cellular beingsviruses are measured as living
Q : q common syntax of openmpevery openmp directive begins with
Q : q what do you mean by openmpopenmp is a compiler directive
Q : q what is shared memory programmingwe know all processors
Q : think about call of two intrinsic functions discussed above
Q : q use of intrinsic functions in fortranhpf initiates some
Q : the performance of interconnection networks is measured on
Q : q describe the hardware complexity of benz networkhardware
Q : what are the main human diseases caused by fungithe main
Q : what are mycorrhizas how does each participant benefit in
Q : what are lichens how do fungi participate in this
Q : what is the utility of fungi for some industriesfungi are
Q : what are the fruiting bodies present in some fungifruiting
Q : q show the connection between different networksthe
Q : what are the types of reproduction that occur in fungiin
Q : what are the hyphae and the mycelium of pluricellular
Q : fungi are classified in their own kingdom into which phyla
Q : what are the main cellular features of fungithere are
Q : what is the phenomenon known as red tide which ambiental
Q : do algae reproduce sexually or asexuallythere are algae
Q : why are euglenas involved in polemics related to their
Q : what are the four groups of protozoansthe four major groups
Q : are protozoans presenting contractile or pulsatile vacuoles
Q : how is digestion performed in protozoans digestion in
Q : what do protozoans eat do they move in search for
Q : q show concept of permutation networkin permutation
Q : what is the basic morphology of a protozoan cell protozoans
Q : what is the fundamental difference between protozoans and
Q : which are the groups of living beings that form the protist
Q : q what do you understand by protocolans in the context
Q : q what are the basic key functions of data link layerans
Q : q how two adjacent layers communicate in a layered network
Q : q what is session layer in osi modelsession layer allows
Q : how does sexual reproduction occur in bacteria how
Q : q illustrate network layer in osi layers modelnetwork
Q : how do bacteria reproducebacteria replicate by binary
Q : what are plasmids what is the importance of plasmids for
Q : according to their morphology how are bacteria
Q : what is meant when it is said that a bacteria is an
Q : q illustrate data-link layer in osi layers modeldata-link
Q : q describe physical layer in osi layers modelphysical layer
Q : q show the seven layers of isos osi modelans- the seven
Q : how are bacteria classified according to their need for
Q : how are bacteria classified according to the production of
Q : q what do you understand by osians the open system
Q : q what are the benefits of layered networkans basic
Q : in which environments do bacteria livebacteria can be found
Q : q why it is essential to have layering in a networkans a
Q : what are some mechanisms by which pathogenic bacteria cause
Q : q how is computer networks used in
Q : what are some industrial processes that use
Q : q how is computer networks used in financial
Q : q how is computer networks used in sales and
Q : q what are the main categories based on which applications
Q : q what are the important benefits of computer networkans
Q : how do you account for higher scalability and reliability
Q : what are halophile thermoacidophile and methanogen
Q : are bacteria the only prokaryotic beings prokaryotic beings
Q : what are bacteriabacteria are unicellular and prokaryotic
Q : how does the universality of the genetic code make the
Q : what is the concept of universality of the genetic code
Q : why can the genetic code be qualified as a degenerate
Q : if a fragment of nucleic acid has a nucleotide sequence tac
Q : an mrna molecule codifies only one type of
Q : how many of the same proteins are made at the same time by
Q : why do ribosomes move along mrna during translationduring
Q : why is the proximity between ribosomes and amino acids
Q : how are amino acids brought to the cellular site where
Q : what is the cellular structure to which mrna molecules bind
Q : what is the difference between transcription and
Q : where in eukaryotic cells does mrna synthesis occur to
Q : q what are the basic types of transmission technologies
Q : which are the more abundant ribosomes in secretory cells -
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Q : what are some examples of human cells that produce proteins
Q : q define wide area networkwide area network wan it takes a
Q : q what is metropolitan area networkmetropolitan area
Q : q explain about local area networklocal area network lan
Q : q mention different classes of computer networks on the
Q : what are the two broad types under which networks will be
Q : how different are the location of ribosomes in eukaryotic
Q : which technologies of this age had tended to the emergence
Q : how are the concepts of dna gene proteins and
Q : which is the biological molecule that contains the genetic
Q : what is the genetic codegenetic code is the key for the
Q : q what is monitoring-and-surveillance agentsanswer
Q : why can the consumption of molecular oxygen indicate the
Q : q what do you mean by shopping botsanswer a shopping bot or
Q : q what are intelligent agents what tasks will they
Q : q what basic concepts of evolution are used by the genetic
Q : until the krebs cycle aerobic respiration can be explained
Q : q explain working neural network workanswer a neural
Q : how in the respiratory chain do electrons from fadh2 and
Q : what are cytochromescytochromes are proteins of the
Q : q what is the working of domain expertanswer the domain
Q : where in mitochondria does the process called respiratory
Q : q what are the basic components of an expert systemanswer
Q : how many carbon dioxide molecules are liberated after each
Q : what are the final energetic products of each round of the
Q : q what do you mean by artificial intelligence show the
Q : q what are basic features that collaboration systems might
Q : why is the krebs cycle also called the final common pathway
Q : q what is a dss and describe its components a decision
Q : why can it be said that each glucose molecule runs the
Q : what is the official name of pyruvic acidpyruvic acid is
Q : what happens during aerobic respiration to the pyruvic acid
Q : what is nad what is the role of the nad molecule in
Q : how many atp molecules are made after glycolysisglycolysis
Q : does glycolysis occur within the mitochondriaglycolysis
Q : what is glycolysis what are the products of this
Q : what are the three phases into which the cell respiration
Q : of which main compounds is the mitochondrion structure
Q : which is the cell organelle that is specialized in aerobic
Q : how many atp molecules are produced for each glucose
Q : how can the knowledge about fermentation explain the origin
Q : q show independent loops in fortran programin the
Q : q describe independent loops in fortranhpf offers extra
Q : q subsequent statements set every element of matrixlet a
Q : in general what are the reagents and products of
Q : q example on multi-statement forall constructthe subsequent
Q : q forall statement in fortranthe forall statement permits
Q : what is the difference between facultative anaerobic beings
Q : what is the difference between aerobic and anaerobic
Q : under which conditions do aerobic cells carry out
Q : what are the types of cell respirationthere are two types
Q : when atp gives energy to the cellular metabolism it loses
Q : what is the compound that is phosphorylated for atp
Q : q illustrate processor arrangementshpf processors p2 4 3hpf
Q : how do cells obtain energy for their functioningcells
Q : register-to-register architecturein this organization
Q : memory-to-memory architecturethe pipelines can access
Q : q data alignment in arraysarrays are aligned to templates
Q : vector processing with pipeliningbecause in vector
Q : vector-memory instructionswhen vector operations with
Q : vector reduction instructionswhen operations on vector are
Q : vector-scalar instructionsin this category when combination
Q : vector-vector instructionsin this category vector operands
Q : vector processing a vector is an ordered set of similar
Q : throughputthroughput of a pipeline may be defined as number
Q : q describe target processor arrangementshaving seen how to
Q : q what do you mean by data distributiondata distribution
Q : efficiencythe effectiveness of pipeline can be measured the
Q : why do some trees lose their green color in the autumnin
Q : q example of processor arrangementshpf processors p 10this
Q : why is the carbon dioxide concentration a limiting factor
Q : q what do you mean by processor arrangementsit is a very
Q : photosynthesis rate varies according to the photic energy
Q : in 1993 high performance fortran forum which is a group of
Q : q show programming based on data parallelismin data
Q : what are the three main limiting factors of
Q : q addition of array elements using two processorsin this
Q : q illustrate programming based on message passingsince we
Q : q what are the types of parallel programmingthere are
Q : conventionally software has been written for serial
Q : q explain the properties of hypercubeproperties of
Q : what is the general chemical equation of photosynthesis why
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Q : speedupfirst we take the speedup factor which is we see how
Q : which are the subproducts of the photochemical stage that
Q : q example of arrays pointersgeneral form of declaration of
Q : where do the photochemical and the chemical stages of
Q : photosynthesis is the most significant producer of
Q : what is nadp and nadphnadp is the abbreviation of the
Q : what is an example of a lab experiment that shows the
Q : in sulfur photosynthetic bacteria what is the molecule that
Q : what are the chemical substances formed by water photolysis
Q : is it correct to consider water decomposition by the action
Q : what are the processes of the photochemical stage of the
Q : what are the stages into which photosynthesis is
Q : what is adp phosphorylation what respectively are
Q : what do atp and adp mean what are the roles of these
Q : arithmetic pipelinesthe technique of pipelining can be
Q : instruction buffersfor taking the complete advantage of
Q : in which chloroplast structure are chlorophyll molecules
Q : what are the main structures of chloroplastschloroplasts
Q : how can the hypothesis that asserts that chloroplasts as
Q : how do chloroplasts multiplylike mitochondria chloroplasts
Q : are there chloroplasts in cyanobacteriain cyanobacteria
Q : which are the living beings that carry out photosynthesis
Q : categorization according to kind of instruction and
Q : what is the chemical equation of photosynthesis the
Q : how is light from the sun transformed into chemical energy
Q : categorization according to pipeline configurationaccording
Q : classification according to level of processingaccording to
Q : q illustrate modern atomic model of de broglie1 electrons
Q : pipelined processora pipeline processor can be described as
Q : q what are the de broglies wavesbohr anticipated that
Q : q explain about bohr atomic modelbohr anticipated that
Q : q explain emanation spectrum of an atomthe emanation
Q : parallel computer architecturethe two key parametric
Q : q what is atomic emission spectraatomic emission spectra
Q : q define the planck constantthe energy of a photon ephoton
Q : q show the particle nature of lightparticle nature of light
Q : q how to determine wavelength of electromagnetic wavesthe
Q : q explain about frequency of electromagnetic
Q : q what do you mean by electro-magnetic radiationin the
Q : during which meiosis division does ploidy reduction occur
Q : what are the respective functions of the separation of
Q : is there interphase again between meiosis i and meiosis
Q : what are the chiasms of homologous chromosomes seen in
Q : q what is gamma radiationthe third kind of radiation is
Q : what is crossing over in which period of meiosis does this
Q : in which period of meiosis does the pairing of homologous
Q : in which meiotic division does the separation of identical
Q : in which meiotic division does the separation of the
Q : what are the two divisions of meiosis what are the main
Q : is the interphase of meiosis different from the
Q : what is the difference among sexual spores and gametes do
Q : why is meiosis important for the maintenance of the normal
Q : for the biological diversity is mitosis or meiosis the more
Q : concerning their biological function what is the difference
Q : concerning their final products daughter cells and their
Q : can mitosis occur in haploid n cells and in triploid
Q : what are the differences between astral and anastral
Q : why is it important for chromosomes to be condensed during
Q : what is the name of the cytoplasm division in the end of
Q : q describe about nuclei and radioactive decaydalton
Q : q how to calculate atomic mass of an elementcopper survive
Q : q atomic mass of an elementthe number at the bottom of
Q : q define atomic mass unitsatomic mass scientists have set
Q : q determine the number of neutronsisotopes of an element
Q : q what do you mean by isotopesisotopes and mass number
Q : q how to calculate atomic numberatoms have no net
Q : q describe about atomic numberit is significant to be able
Q : what are the main events of the final mitotic periodthe
Q : during mitotic anaphase is there separation of homologous
Q : q illustrate about nuclear particlein 1932 rutherford with
Q : what are the main events of the third mitotic period the
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Q : what are the main events of the first mitotic periodthe
Q : does mitosis properly occur before or after the interphase
Q : q what do you mean by nucleus of the atomthe nucleus of an
Q : what are the events that mark the beginning and the end of
Q : q describe subatomic particles and the nuclear atomone of
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Q : what are the events that mark the beginning and the end of
Q : q explain daltonrsquos atomic theorythe atomic theory in
Q : q early theories of matterin ancient greece philosophers
Q : q what is law of definite proportionsa given compound is
Q : q what is compounda compound is a substance which consists
Q : q describe about groups or families in periodic tableevery
Q : what are the three periods into which interphase is divided
Q : q define elements and compoundspure substances are
Q : is cell division happening during the entire cell cycle
Q : what is cell cyclecell cycle or mitotic cycle is the time
Q : what is cellular regeneration how is mitosis related to
Q : q define homogeneous mixturea homogeneous mixture is one
Q : q explain about heterogeneous mixturea heterogeneous
Q : q what do you mean by mixtures of mattera mixture is a
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Q : what are some examples of organs and tissues where mitosis
Q : what is the importance of mitosis for the embryonic
Q : a covered glass tube contains 225g of copper and 332g of
Q : why in some cases is mitosis a synonym of reproductionin
Q : what is mitosis what is the importance of mitosismitosis is
Q : q example on law of conservation of massa slim strip of
Q : q explain about conservation of massconservation of mass
Q : a chemical change takes place when one or more substances
Q : q what are changes in mattermatter is able to undergo two
Q : q show the diffrent kind of matterliquid matter has a
Q : q describe about states of matterunder usual conditions
Q : what is the nucleolusthe nucleolus is a small and optically
Q : do phylogenetically proximal species have cells with
Q : what is the other name given to sex chromosomes what is the
Q : can two normal individuals of the same species with sexual
Q : what is the difference between the concepts of karyotype
Q : what are homologous chromosomes which are the human cells
Q : how is the chromosome region where the centromere is
Q : what is the structure that maintains identical chromatids
Q : how are the concepts of chromosome chromatin and chromatids
Q : q show the chemical property of mattera chemical property
Q : q illustrate the physical property of mattera physical
Q : q show the properties of mattereach of the material the
Q : what is the relation between the concepts of chromatin and
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Q : what are heterochromatin and euchromatinchromatin is
Q : q what is line graphsthe points on a line graph symbolize
Q : of which substances is chromatin madechromatin is made of
Q : what are cells with a delimited nucleus called what are
Q : q illustrate diffrent types of graphscircle graphs a circle
Q : q what is grapha graph is a visual demonstrate of data
Q : what are some biological examples in which lysosomic
Q : what is autophagic intracellular digestion why is this type
Q : what is extracellular digestionextracellular digestion is
Q : what is intracellular digestionintracellular digestion or
Q : what is the main cell organelle involved in cell digestion
Q : what is heterophagic intracellular digestion how is this
Q : q what are the rules used for round off numbers1 if the
Q : what are some examples of secretory cells endocrine and
Q : how do the rough endoplasmic reticulum and the golgi
Q : q what do you mean by rounding off numbersrounding off
Q : how lots of significant figures are in the following
Q : what is meant by cellular secretioncell secretion is the
Q : q significant figures of the number of digitssignificant
Q : what is cyclosiscyclosis is a type of internal cell
Q : how does the amoeboid movement occur what are examples of
Q : what are cilia and flagellacilia and flagella are
Q : q what is percent errorquantities measured throughout an
Q : what are cell movements how are these movements createdcell
Q : of which substance are microfilaments made what are the
Q : of which substance are microtubules made in which
Q : what is a cytoskeleton what are its main constituents in
Q : q how reliable are measurementswhen scientists glance at
Q : q show the dimensional analysisdimensional analysis
Q : q show multiplying quantities written in scientific
Q : q example to show scientific notationsolve the following
Q : the surface area of the pacific ocean is 166000000000000m2
Q : q scientific notation and dimensional analysisvery small
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Q : what is deplasmolysis of plant cellsthe plant cell when
Q : what are the values of dpd for plant cells under hypertonic
Q : q describe about temperature scalesthe temperature of an
Q : what does the formula dpd sf - tp meandpd is the
Q : what is meant by suction force of the plant cell does the
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Q : laboratory safety during your observation of chemistry you
Q : q what do you eman by scientific researchpure research is
Q : q what is scientific law and theorya theory is a
Q : q what is conclusion in the experimenta conclusion is a
Q : q what are independent and dependent variablesan experiment
Q : q hypothesis on chlorofluorocarbona hypothesis is a
Q : what are the two main types of endocytosisendocytosis can
Q : what is mass transportation across the cell membranemass
Q : how does the sodium-potassium pump present in the cell
Q : q what do you mean by scientific methodsa scientific method
Q : which are the molecules that make possible active transport
Q : what do facilitated diffusion and active transport have in
Q : what are some examples of biological activities in which
Q : how does facilitated diffusion present similarities with
Q : how does the intensity of facilitated diffusion vary in
Q : q explain about chemistry and matterchemistry is the study
Q : how does the intensity of simple diffusion differ in
Q : what is the energy source used in active transport through
Q : what are the three main types of passive transportthe three
Q : q what is chlorofluorocarbona chemical is some substance
Q : what are differentiations of the cell membranein some types
Q : q illustrate uses of f-block elementlanthanides and many of
Q : q show chemical properties of thorium metalyou know that
Q : what are the basic constituents of the cell membranethe
Q : concerning permeability what type of membrane is the cell
Q : q show the process of ion exchange chromatographythe
Q : what is osmotic pressureosmotic pressure is the pressure
Q : what is the difference between osmosis and diffusionosmosis
Q : what is meant by concentration gradient is it correct to
Q : what is diffusiondiffusion is the spreading of substance
Q : q distribution coefficients of the saltsthe distribution
Q : concerning their permeability how are membranes
Q : what is a membranemembrane is any delicate sheet that
Q : q show the solubility of double saltsthe solubility of
Q : q extraction of f-block element as all the lanthanides
Q : q show the occurrence of the f-block elementapart from
Q : q chemical properties of f-block elementthe lanthanides are
Q : q magnetic properties of f-block elementyou have learnt in
Q : q complexation behaviour of the f-blockions of actinide and
Q : what are the main structures within the cell nucleuswithin
Q : q what is standard electrode potentials of lanthanidesthe
Q : q show the colour of actinides and lanthanides ionsions of
Q : what are the three main parts of a eukaryotic cellthe
Q : concerning the presence of the nucleus what is the
Q : which type of cell came first in evolution - the eukaryotic
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Q : what are the main respective constituents of cell walls in
Q : q explain about atomic radiusthe atomic size decreases with
Q : what is the difference between plasma membrane and cell
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Q : are there living beings without cellsviruses are measured
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Q : q general characteristics of the f-blockyou know that the
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Q : is there any situation in which dna is made based on a rna
Q : concerning their biological function what is the difference
Q : what are the three main types of rna what is meant by
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Q : what is the production of rna called and what is the enzyme
Q : does rna molecule have two polynucleotide chains like
Q : where can rna be found within cellsin the eukaryote cell
Q : one characteristic of the dna molecule is its replication
Q : as a result of dna replication two dna molecules come into
Q : why is it not correct to assert that dna self-replicates
Q : what is the name of the dna duplication process what is the
Q : which type of chemical bond maintains the pairing of each
Q : what is the rule for the pairing of nitrogen-containing
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