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Barnical is a term used some times for a jumper wire. Some times due to a design problem on a printed circuit board or in order to make some circuit changes for experiments and design enhancements, you may have to make a connection between electronic parts which is not on the printed circuit. For that you will have to connect and solder wire between the pins/components. This is usually called a jumper wire or a barnical.
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Does it help whales when barnicals are attached?
yes
You bought a old windrose sailboat and cannot get the centerboard to lower The wench turns but nothing happens?
if your in salt water barnicals could have grown in the swing keel slot and are holding it in place. Worse case senario, it has rusted and in doing so has begun to expand as it rusts and is lodged in place. Good luck
Is the relationship between whales and barnicals necessary for the suvival of one or both orginisms?
The relationship between whales and barnacles is not necessary for the survival of either organism. While barnacles can benefit from attaching to the skin of whales to filter feed, whales are not dependent on barnacles for their survival. Whales have other food sources and means of maintaining their health.
What are popular Irish sayings?
It can be argued that several words and phrases came from Irish. First, there needs to be an understanding that Irish (like Welsh and Scots) is part of the Gaelic language, actually uncommon dialects within the language. Words like "whiskey" have a direct meaning in Gaelic - the translation is "water of life". Other words. Donneybrook (a huge fight/brawl) Berserk (violent, crazed) - origin is thought to be from early invasions of Ireland by the Vikings, who were considered crazed warriors, or "Berserkers". How they got 'crazed' is open to debate - some people think eating hallucinogenic mushrooms. Phrases: "Bob's your uncle" - based on political antics performed by the British during their rule of the country.
Facts about symbiotic relationship?
Symbiotic relationships are interactions between different species where they live in close association with each other. Benefits can include access to nutrients, protection, or other resources. Examples include mutualism (both species benefit), commensalism (one benefits, the other is unaffected), and parasitism (one benefits at the expense of the other).
