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What is HTML protocol?
There is no such thing as "HTML Protocol". You might be looking for HTTP, which is HyperText Transfer Protocol.
What two countries might you found a pagoda?
You might find pagodas in countries like Myanmar and Japan. Myanmar is known for its stunning golden pagodas such as the Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon, while Japan has traditional pagodas in various temples like the five-story pagoda at Toji Temple in Kyoto.
How does a forest plantation project in the Philippines earn green or carbon credits under the Kyoto protocol?
Emissions trading allows industries in developed countries to effectively reduce their emissions of carbon dioxide by investing in forest plantations and clean energy projects in developing countries. (See Carbon Credits and Forest Plantations). In theory new growing forests adsorb and store carbon to offset the carbon emitted from industry. In practise these credits might not be truly additional, for example forestry in one place might be an excuse to de-forest elsewhere. The long-term management of the forest, particularly the susceptibility to fire and drought also needs to be considered.
Why didn't the US ratify the Kyoto Protocol?
The US did not ratify the Kyoto Protocol primarily due to concerns about its potential negative impact on the economy, as well as disagreements over the distribution of emission reduction targets among developed and developing countries. Additionally, there was political opposition in the US Senate, which played a key role in preventing ratification.
Why might a backbone require a protocol capable of greater bandwidth then the network segments connected to it?
Good luck
Which groups in American society might have opposed progressive reforms?
Socialists
What types of barriers might prevent trade between countries?
what type of barriers might prevent trade between countries or continents
Why did immigrans leave there home countries?
Some might have gotten kicked out of there countries.
What is a protocol in pharmaecutical?
A technical protocol is an agreement that all participants must adhere to. The term "protocol" is often used as "communications protocol." A communications protocol is a protocol that defines the rules by which two or more components communicate. A communications protocol normally includes a physical and a logical part. The physical part would define the physical media and signals used to exchange the raw data, while the logical part defines the raw data's semantics. For example, a simple serial protocol might consist of a physical layer agreement to use a single pair of receive and transmit lines R and T, crossed-over between two communication partners, and a connecting signal ground line. The R and T lines could be defined as using a standard asynchronous serial protocol with 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, and even parity (8NE) at 19,200 kbps. The logical protocol would then define how the raw data is to be interpreted. For example, if the receiver were a controller for an elevator, sending a byte with value 1 might mean "move to the first floor," and the elevator might respond with a single byte of value 1 to say "I have reached the first floor." Both physical and logical agreements for the communications protocol. Other protocols follow the same principles but may not be designed to allow for communication, or only in the wider sense of the word. For example, visual light is used as a physical media, and a whole set of widely known rules make the logical layer of the protocol that governs the use of traffic lights.
Can cervical and vaginal cancer be seen with the naked eye?
No, not with any significant degree of confidence. That's why many countries have a very vigorous screening protocol using the Papanicolaou (pap) smear, which allows health professionals to monitor for microscopic changes of cervical cells that suggest that cancer might be brewing.
Give three examples of protocol parameters that might be negotiated when a connection is setup?
The protocol parameters that may be negotiated during the setup of a connection could be maximum packet size, maximum transmission/reception speed, and quality of service standards.
What are the consequences of the development gap?
poorer countries might not get the help they need from the richer countries.
