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What are some everyday and technical uses of a screw in society today?
Reproduction baby!!
Is today adverb?
Yes, the word today is used as an adverb.The word today is also used as a noun and an adjective.Click here for a dictionary entry for the word "today".
What Roman art is used today still?
Roman art that is still used today includes the design of buildings and columns that are used in architecture and city planning to this day. Techniques like contrast and bass relief are also still used today.
Why is roman numerals used today?
Because they form the numerical aspect of the Latin language which is still used today in the Vatican
How does Rene Descartes contribution to mathematics impact today's society?
DESCARTES Rule in math class. (geometry and up!)
How is mythology used in today's society?
The effect, I believe cannot be understated. Mythology has affected the world in many ways giving us advice, entertaining us, and showing us interesting life lessons. Greek Mythology for example has made it way into our modern world, by shaping languages.Some examples:A Herculean taskHaving Midas's touchOpening Pandora's box
What is silk used for in today society?
for dresses
What are two words that are used today with origins found in classical mythology?
Portraiture and perspective
What did the Chaldean develop that is still used in your society today?
Fireworks
How does the beliefs or custom influence the mythology of those people?
The mythology IS the beliefs and customs of the people. The mythology was used religiously to keep people within a certain moral standard, mush like we use religion today.
Which is not an example of something the church used to influence medieval society?
The Eddas (it's related to Norse Mythology, has nothing to do with the church)
Why do you study mythology today?
mnhnnn
Is the Eisenhower lock still used today?
characteristics of urban society
Who is responsible for designing most products used in today's society?
Engineers
How is the word styx used today?
The river Styx was that which separated the land of the living (Earth) from the Underworld in Greek mythology. As such, its use is confined to allegory and metaphor; as it always has been.
How are nuclear fussion reactions commonly used in society today?
Very carefully
Where is there greek mythology today?
yes read the illiod
