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What is the difference between simplex, half duplex and full duplex?

These are different forms of data transfer. Simplex means that data can only travel in one direction between an interface. An example of this would be a keyboard - you type into the computer which is regi...

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Answered by Matthew M. Computing tutor
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How do I setup my HTML/CSS environment?

HTML and CSS are languages that are just interpreted by any web browser. They don't act like other conventional programming languages which are compiled into machine code or interpreted in a virtual machi...

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What are the four levels of protein structure? Please name and describe each level.

Primary - where amino acids are in the correct order in the polypeptide chain.

Secondary - where small structures within the chain begin to form (including alpha helices and beta pleated ...

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Answered by Leah Y. Biology tutor
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When to use ser and when to use estar?

Ser and etsar are both ways of saying 'to be', but are used in different situations. There is an easy way to remember when to use which verb:SER - DOCTOR Descriptions Occupations C...

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Answered by Eloise E. Spanish tutor
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How is breathing rate regulated by the body to meet the increasing demands of exercise?

The command word is ‘how’ and so the question is asking by what means the body meets the increasing demands of exercise.As we all know, breathing rate increases when the body exercises, and so your answer...

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