What is the difference between speed and velocity?
Speed is scalar, measuring rate without direction; velocity is vector, describing both rate and specific direction of movement.
Speed is scalar, measuring rate without direction; velocity is vector, describing both rate and specific direction of movement.
Viruses, bacteria, fungi & protists are examples of pathogens: microorganisms that can cause disease in their hosts (humans, animals, plants).
Augmented reality overlays digital content onto real-world settings, enriching education, medicine, industry, marketing, and gaming.
An answer that defines plagiarism and outlines the consequences for students who do plagiarise.
GM insulin raises ethical concerns, causes adverse reactions in some users, and limits access to animal-derived insulin options.
Adding ligands trans to V=O increases electron density, weakening V=O bond; greater shift indicates stronger electron donor ligand.
It is widely acknowledged that economic prosperity results in lower fertility rates. There are many reasons for this relationship. For…
A brief discussion of how ethics can limit research in various fields.
The brain, like any other organ of the mammalian organism, can be transplanted, in theory. The first attempts of brain tissue…
A short description of some of the New Zealand governments policies in relation to renewable energy.