Abbreviations associated with Computer

»» MAN : Metropolitan Area Network

»» CDMA : Code Division Multiple Access

»» FORTRAN : Formula Translation

»» UPS : Uninterpretable Power Supply

»» DTP : Desk-Top Publishing


Uninterpretable Power Supply - (UPS)
UPS


Superlatives : World


»» Tallest Animal on land : Giraffe




»» Largest Bird : Ostrich




»» Highest City : Wen Chuan (Tibet) 16,732 ft




»» Smallest Continent : Australia




»» Longest Epic : The Mahabharata



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Virus

Study of virus is virology. Virus was discovered by Russian scientist Ivanovsky in the year 1892, during the test of Mosaic disease on tobacco.

In nature, there are ultra microscopic particle known as viruses. Virus are connecting link between living and non living.

It has both the characters of living and non living, so it is a connecting link between living and non living.


Virus
Virus

Countries and their main Industries/Produces

»»   Brazil          :   Coffee


»»   Iraq             :   Dates, Petroleum
Spices
Spices


»»   Malaysia      :   Rubber, Tin


»»   Spain           :   Lead


»»   China          :   Tea, Silk, Rice


»»   Denmark     :   Textiles, Paper


»»   Taiwan       :   Camphor, Rice


»» India            :     Jute, Textiles, Sugar, Spices, Tea, Cement, Mica

Rainbow

Rainbow : Rainbow is the colored display in the form of an arc of a circle hanging in the sky observed during or after a little drizzle appearing on the opposite side of sun.

Rainbow is formed due to dispersion of sun light by the suspended water droplets.

Types of Rainbow : Rainbow is of two types (i) Primary Rainbow (ii) Secondary Rainbow

(i) Primary Rainbow : Primary Rainbow is formed due to two refractions and one total internal feflaction of light falling on the raindrops.

In the primary rainbow, the red color is on the convex side and violet on the concave side. Primary rainbow has an angular width of 2° at an average angle of elevation of 41°.

(ii) Secondary Rainbow : Secondary Rainbow is formed due to two refractions and two internal feflactions of light falling on raindrops.

The order of color on the secondary rainbow is in the reverse order and has an angular width of 3.5° at an average angle of elevation of 52.75°. Secondary rainbow is less intense than primary rainbow.