when is 1D coming back?

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answer 1:

In photography the background is the part of the overall scene. It's behind the main subject of the photograph. Proper design and use is crucial to photographic success. Recent trends minimise backgrounds, where possible, to focus on the main subject..•

answer 2:

the rule of center

the rule of thirds

the rule of exposure

the rule of ISO

Answer:

The invention of the printing press made information and new opportunity available to the masses.

Also,

Loss of trade routes due to widespread wars prompted exploration for new routes and opportunities.

Explanation:

According to Professor Sandel, if judgments about the good are unavoidable  in debates about justice and rights, is it possible to reason about the good?

a) If reasoning about the good means that contending parties must share a single rule or maxim or criterion for the good life, to which one can appeal in every disagreement about morality, then the answer is "Yes."

b) If reasoning about the good means that contending parties must share a single rule or maxim or criterion for the good life, to which one can appeal in every disagreement about morality, then the answer is "No."

c) If reasoning about the good life (or, for that matter, justice) means moving back and forth between our considered judgments about particular cases and the general principles we would articulate to make sense of these judgments, then the answer is "Yes."

d) If reasoning about the good life (or, for that matter, justice) means moving back and forth between our considered judgments about particular cases and the general principles we would articulate to make sense of these judgments, then the answer is "No."

e) b) and c)

Answer:

a) If reasoning about the good means that contending parties must share a single rule or maxim or criterion for the good life, to which one can appeal in every disagreement about morality, then the answer is "Yes."

Explanation:

According to Professor Michael J Sandel, he believed that if judgments about the good cannot be avoided in debates about justice and rights, then it is possible to reason about the good if the two differing parties  have a similar rule or maxim for the good life which can appeal to every of their disagreement about morality, then yes, it is possible to reason about the good.

Answer: E

Explanation:

Answer:

Vincent Van Gogh - A Starry Night

The Starry Night is an Oil on Canvas painting by Van Gogh in 1889, a year after he had voluntarrily admitted himself into the Saint-Paul-de-Mausole lunatic asylum. It was inspired by the landscape from his viewpoint in his asylum room.

Georges Seurat - A Sunday on La Grande Jatte

Another Oil on Canvas painting, A Sunday on La Grande Jette was painted between 1884 to 1886. In it Georges Seuret depicted a people in a park in Paris with the River Seine bordering it.

Paul Gaugin - Tahitian Women on the

Beach

Painted in 1891, Tahitian Women on the beach is a painting of two women on a beach in the Island of Tahiti. It is currently located in Paris.

Paul Cézanne - Still Life with Apples and Oranges.

Hailed for the emotion it conveys, Still Life with Apples and Oranges was painted by Paul Cézanne in 1895. It currently resides in Paris at the Musee d'Orsay.

Answer:

Vincent Van Gogh - A Starry Night

Georges Seurat - A Sunday on La Grande Jatte

Paul Gaugin - Tahitian Women on the  Beach

Paul Cézanne - Still Life with Apples and Oranges.

Explanation:

A P E X :)

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

Although there are no options included, we can say that motif he returns to repeatedly to symbolize this transformation is the butterfly.

Damien Hirst's work is largely concerned with spirituality, and with the notion of death as both an end and a beginning. When he uses the butterfly as the motif, what he wants to show is the transformation process from the caterpillar to the butterfly. The caterpillar has to pass through an extremely hard transformation process of change and renovation to become a better form of existence in the form of a butterfly that can fly and expand.

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Economics study scare resources and their allocation to satisfy the innumerable human needs and the various factors of production.  The primary concern of Economics is the satisfaction of human needs and wants (ends) with limited or scarce natural resources.  So, once ends are satisfied with the scare resources, Economics is okay.   Economics is outcome focused and not means focused.

So, in a welfare state, where governments and other public social institutions take it as their responsibilities to cater for the needs of the less privileged members of society, Economics remains neutral with the how the ends of welfarism are satisfied.  It becomes satisfied when the outcome of welfarism is achieved.  In Economics, you will find economists who are welfare-oriented and those who suggest that "governments have no business in business," and therefore, should allow market forces to determine the distribution of resources.  For such Economists on one spectrum, there is total absence of social security programs.  Their principle is based on unbridled capitalism.

Explanation:

Lionel Robbins, a British Economists, was the first to advocate the concept that "Economics is neutral between ends."  This principle hinges on that idea that Economics is a science of scarcity and does not consider it possible to satisfy all human needs with the limited resources available.  So, Economics should concentrate on the outcome (the satisfaction of human needs and wants) and not the means of achieving the outcome.

A welfare state is a state where the citizens, especially the vulnerable members are accorded equal opportunities with the more fortunate members, and enjoy some state-guaranteed access to resources.  This implies that the state or some other public institutions assume the responsibilities for certain citizens so that they are not disadvantaged too much, contrary to what obtains in a purely capitalist state.

Answer:

Red, Yellow, & Blue. The primary colors.

Explanation:

Hopefully the question is basic and you are not getting into White or the Pantone color system.

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Explanation:

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In the Renaissance furniture decoration on wood entitled Architectural Perspective, by Francesco di Giorgio Martini, the pavement and buildings are portrayed using linear perspective. Thus, option C is correct.

The 15th and 16th centuries are known as the Renaissance, a time in European history that marks the passage from the Middle Ages to modernity. The Renaissance was characterized by an attempt to resurrect and outdo the concepts and accomplishments of ancient antiquity.

It followed the Late Middle Ages Crisis and was marked by significant societal change. Proponents of a "long Renaissance" may place its start in the 14th century and end in the 17th century in addition to the conventional periodization. The traditional perspective places more emphasis on the Renaissance's early modern components and contends that it was a break with the past, but many historians now place more emphasis on its mediaeval components and contend that it was an extension of the Middle Ages.

Therefore, we can conclude that option C is correct.

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In the Renaissance furniture decoration on wood entitled Architectural Perspective, by Francesco di Giorgio Martini, the pavement and buildings are portrayed using

foreshortening

linear perspective

atmospheric perspective.

Answer:

8 servings

Explanation:

4 lbs is 64 oz. divided by 8 is 8

Answer:

1. Creative arts are used to portray the traditions in a modern way in which everyone can relate to.

2. In festival times , creative arts works as a group activity which leads to enjoyment.

3. Creative arts gives a sense of celebration to the artist as well as the spectators of the art.

4. Creative arts like dance and singing can be enjoyed as a group activity.

5. Creative arts brings out the positivety and establishes harmony onto the society.

Answer:

True

Explanation:

The fifth course was introduced at the end of the sixteenth century. This was recognized universally as a Spanish invention, and instruments with five courses were known as Spanish guitars. The musician and author Gaspar Sanz, writing in 1674, describes how the French and Italians imitated the Spanish instruments, adding a fifth course and using the term Spanish guitar to set their instruments apart from contemporary four-course guitars. Even the original owners of the Venetian Baroque guitar by Matteo Sellas (1990.103

) may have called it a chitarra spagnola. This is in fact the repeating story of the Spanish guitar: the innovations of Spain’s virtuosic musicians and ingenious craftsmen disperse to captivate and transform guitar-playing traditions around the world. The five-course Spanish guitar arguably achieved its greatest success in France and Italy, where solo repertoire emerged relatively early on. In Spain, however, there was no solo guitar music published before 1674  and although the instrument was used throughout Spain, royal courts preferred to be associated with Italian and French music

Answer:yes

Explanation:

Answer:

B. Perception

Explanation:

Complete awarness of an object is the perception of it. Perception is the act of result of a percipting or being completely aware. Therefore perception os correcto.

Answer:

perception

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