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Why do tables have 4 legs?
It makes the table more stable and even but not all tables have 4 legs some have3 and are just as stable.
What is another name for rigid?
Stable. Firm.
What does N 14 mean?
Possibly, the most common and stable isotope of Nitrogen.
What is the highest stable count that a MOD 24 counter could produce?
23
Why is the tetrahedron one of nature's most stable structures?
Because it has equilateral triangles.
Why is the median a more stable measure of central tendency than the mean?
in general,mean is more stable than median but in the case of extreme values it is better to consider median a stable measure than mean.
Which is the most stable measure of central tendency?
Stability means that there will be less variation between random samples drawn on the same population. With categorical data, you may not have a choice, the mode is the only measure of central tendency that will be meaningful. With measureable, numerical data, the mean may be the only meaningful measure of central tendency, even though the median may show less variation. Some data may be assumed to have a skewed distribution, such as the price of homes, or incomes. The more stable and meaningful value for skewed distributions is the median, as a few high numbers can have a large impact on the estimate. See related links. You can find more information on central tendency by doing a search on the internet.
Do protons in a very large nucleus have a greater chance of flying apart?
Sort of... The general tendency is for a larger atom to be less stable. Above a certain point (after lead) no stable atoms are known to exist.Sort of... The general tendency is for a larger atom to be less stable. Above a certain point (after lead) no stable atoms are known to exist.Sort of... The general tendency is for a larger atom to be less stable. Above a certain point (after lead) no stable atoms are known to exist.Sort of... The general tendency is for a larger atom to be less stable. Above a certain point (after lead) no stable atoms are known to exist.
What does homeostatis?
the ability or tendency of an organism or cell to maintain internal conditions stable. ChromeZe :)
Which term is described as an organisms tendency to maintain a stable internal environment?
Homeostasis is the term used to describe an organism's tendency to maintain a stable internal environment by regulating its bodily functions.
Who measures the ratio of unstable to stable atoms in a rock sample to estimate the age of the fossil it contains?
A geologist or archaeologist would use radiometric dating techniques to measure the ratio of unstable to stable atoms in a rock sample to estimate the age of the fossil it contains. This process involves analyzing the decay of radioactive isotopes present in the rock to determine its age.
Which of the following terms is described as an organism's tendency to maintain a stable internal environment?
Adaptation
How do you fit a stable roof?
Measure it and it depends what type of stable you are building. =]
Definition of equilibrium income?
This is established where aggregate quantity supplied is equal to aggregate quantity demanded. It is the central tendency of real income that equates the plans of consumers with those of producers. It is a stable level of income, so long as the various factors in the model DO NOT change.
When compounds like to have 8 electrons in their outter shell what does that mean?
There is a general tendency to form an octet, to have a stable structure.
What term is used to represent all of the chemical activities carried on by an organisim?
what do you call the tendency of an organism to maintain a stable environment
Is homeostasis real?
yes. it is the tendency toward relatively stable equilibrium between independent elements, especially as maintained by processes that are physiological.
