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What is the difference between a top view and side view?
by seeing an object from top gives us an top view..by seeing an object from side gives us side view..
Line T is the transversal that intersects lines A and B.?
It could be but it is difficult to tell without seeing the lines!
Find the measure of angle s if these triangles are similar?
We can't even begin to do that without seeing the picture.
What size oak beam is needed to span 13' for a two story load bearing wall?
That can't be answered without seeing the details of your plans.
How many sides does a cube prism have?
A cube prism has 5 sides one way to prove this is by seeing that this is how a card board box is made, with five squares.
What are symptoms of dislxia?
Difficulty learning in school; not seeing words and numbers as they are.
What is the name of the disease where you have difficulty seeing shades of red and green?
Wigglygigglywoohoo
How traffic pollution harms the environment?
by seeing your dick
What does a smith system in traffic include?
Seeing the big picture
Which term describes a person with normal daytime vision has difficulty seeing at night?
nyctalopia
What is the definition of 'vista pruning' of trees?
It's cutting back or removing branches that are getting in the way of the view. It's commonly done when branches with lots of leaves keep drivers and pedestrians from seeing traffic signs by the side of the road.
What is the difficulty of seeing things at a distance?
The difficulty of seeing things at a distance is impacted by factors such as visual acuity, environmental conditions (e.g., lighting, weather), and the presence of obstacles or obstructions. Inadequate vision correction, such as not wearing glasses or contact lenses if needed, can also contribute to difficulties in seeing objects far away.
What fractions are shown in models a and b?
We're having a lot of difficulty seeing the models from here.
Why explain selective seeing and why it's important for drivers?
Selective seeing refers to the phenomenon where individuals focus on certain aspects of their environment while ignoring others, often due to cognitive overload or preconceived notions. This is particularly important for drivers, as it can lead to missed critical information, such as pedestrians, traffic signals, or potential hazards. Understanding selective seeing helps drivers become more aware of their surroundings, encouraging them to actively scan and process all relevant visual cues, ultimately enhancing road safety and reducing the likelihood of accidents. Recognizing this tendency can lead to better driving practices and increased vigilance on the road.
What does visually impaired mean?
Someone who is visually impaired has severe difficulty in seeing, even when wearing glasses.
Why is the Smith System important for drivers?
It establishes good seeing habits to avoid collisions
What is fog in traffic language?
Stuff that stops you seeing proply, like actual fog!
