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2 spaces!
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A very witty answer DO YOU GET IT... IT HAS 16 LETTERS AND 3 SPACES
You could use the 'find and replace' function of your word-processing program. Set it to search for every occurrence of two spaces, and replace each set with single spaces.
Spaces are not words. Nor do you type spaces into words. Spaces separate words.
Gas exchange
Julian Musielak has written: 'Przestrzenie modularne' -- subject(s): Metric spaces 'Orlicz spaces and modular spaces' -- subject(s): Function spaces, Orlicz spaces
Bent Hirsberg has written: 'On a class of complex function spaces' -- subject(s): Function spaces 'Matematik' -- subject(s): Mathematics
You would need a header file stdio.h(standard input output) and the function gets() Gets function takes one parameter a character array into which the entire string (including spaces will the inserted) #include<stdio.h> int main() { char test[60]; gets(test); puts(test); //for printing the string }
To deliver secretory products to the extracellular spaces.
Take in oxygen through the pore spaces
"Linear algebra is a branch of mathematics that studies vector spaces, also called linear spaces, along with linear functions that input one vector and output another." (from Wikipedia)
there numerous spaces or pores in leaf which are known as stomatas. Function of Stomatas. 1. It help in exchange of gas i.e CO2 and O2. 2. It help in transportation i.e loos of water.
one or more processes (allocated at different address spaces) can share an area of memory. This memory is referred to as the shared memory segment. the ftok() function call returns a key (which is most likely an integer) that signifies the shared memory segment. hope this helps (i tried to simplify it a lot)
Neil E. Gretsky has written: 'Representation theorems on Banach function spaces' -- subject(s): Banach spaces