What's the difference between grill- & convection-function in a microwave, is grill function = crispyer?
Q. What's the difference between grill-function and convection-function in a microwave or minioven, does fx. a chicken get crispy with grill function, but not with convection I know convection is said by pros to be the best function when making pizza, and when I do my pizza with convection it does get crispy, so what the f*** is it that the grill-function does different/better? is top/bottom heat = grill function? I'm lost, please help! So what would yall say... is top/bottom heat = grill function?
Asked by PeaceOutThere! - Thu Jun 14 10:43:17 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. best i can guess is that the grill function is radiant heat from underneath...and the convection function must employ a fan of some sort...it allows the heat to move which "cooks" the food much faster and helps dry out the moisture of food so that things can crisp up...its like alton brown says about eating ice cream cones...if you try to eat one on a hot day, standing in one place, its no problem, but if you try to eat one on a cooler day in a moving car with the windows open it is almost impossible to eat it before it melts all over you.
Answered by phonydem - Thu Jun 14 15:33:36 2007
Q. What's the difference between grill-function and convection-function in a microwave or minioven, does fx. a chicken get crispy with grill function, but not with convection I know convection is said by pros to be the best function when making pizza, and when I do my pizza with convection it does get crispy, so what the f*** is it that the grill-function does different/better? is top/bottom heat = grill function? I'm lost, please help! So what would yall say... is top/bottom heat = grill function?
Asked by PeaceOutThere! - Thu Jun 14 10:43:17 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. best i can guess is that the grill function is radiant heat from underneath...and the convection function must employ a fan of some sort...it allows the heat to move which "cooks" the food much faster and helps dry out the moisture of food so that things can crisp up...its like alton brown says about eating ice cream cones...if you try to eat one on a hot day, standing in one place, its no problem, but if you try to eat one on a cooler day in a moving car with the windows open it is almost impossible to eat it before it melts all over you.
Answered by phonydem - Thu Jun 14 15:33:36 2007
How do I create a function to calculate the factorial of a given integer WITHOUT using recursion?
Q. How do I create a function to calculate the factorial of a given integer WITHOUT using recursion? So, instead of the using FindFact function calling itself, it will be calling the new function multiple times. (C++ not in visual basic)
Asked by alltalk09 - Tue Mar 3 13:18:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a Javascript code and easy to translate to other languages. You'll get an overflow when the number is too large. How large is large can be verified by running the program. ---computes n! for any n--- var fact,i,n fact=1 for (i=1; i<=n; i++){ fact=fact * i }
Answered by cidyah - Tue Mar 3 13:28:50 2009
Q. How do I create a function to calculate the factorial of a given integer WITHOUT using recursion? So, instead of the using FindFact function calling itself, it will be calling the new function multiple times. (C++ not in visual basic)
Asked by alltalk09 - Tue Mar 3 13:18:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a Javascript code and easy to translate to other languages. You'll get an overflow when the number is too large. How large is large can be verified by running the program. ---computes n! for any n--- var fact,i,n fact=1 for (i=1; i<=n; i++){ fact=fact * i }
Answered by cidyah - Tue Mar 3 13:28:50 2009
How to put a character into a function in microsoft excel?
Q. I am making a function in microsoft excel. My function consists of two functions. I want to have one function, then a colon, then the other function. function : FUNCTION. It won't let me put the colon into the function. I tried quotes but that doesn't work. How do I make the function read a string?
Asked by xaandrewxa - Mon Dec 29 16:39:39 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to do this =Function1 & ":"& Function2 like =AVERAGE( A1:A50)&":"&TODAY so the result will be 45.6778:12/30/2008 If you are talking about User-defined functions then you should know some Visual Basic Enjoy my profile, VBAXLMan is back
Answered by VBAXLMan - Tue Dec 30 18:47:39 2008
Q. I am making a function in microsoft excel. My function consists of two functions. I want to have one function, then a colon, then the other function. function : FUNCTION. It won't let me put the colon into the function. I tried quotes but that doesn't work. How do I make the function read a string?
Asked by xaandrewxa - Mon Dec 29 16:39:39 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to do this =Function1 & ":"& Function2 like =AVERAGE( A1:A50)&":"&TODAY so the result will be 45.6778:12/30/2008 If you are talking about User-defined functions then you should know some Visual Basic Enjoy my profile, VBAXLMan is back
Answered by VBAXLMan - Tue Dec 30 18:47:39 2008
What is the function of the rough endoplasmic reticulum and the smooth endoplasmic reticulum?
Q. What is the function of the rough endoplasmic reticulum and the smooth endoplasmic reticulum? What's the difference? What is the function of each? Thanks.
Asked by Lovin' Summer - Wed Apr 9 23:13:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Rough ER is involved in the production of proteins; smooth ER in the production of lipids.
Answered by hypertrophiccardiomyopathy - Wed Apr 9 23:16:49 2008
Q. What is the function of the rough endoplasmic reticulum and the smooth endoplasmic reticulum? What's the difference? What is the function of each? Thanks.
Asked by Lovin' Summer - Wed Apr 9 23:13:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Rough ER is involved in the production of proteins; smooth ER in the production of lipids.
Answered by hypertrophiccardiomyopathy - Wed Apr 9 23:16:49 2008
How to keep a count inside of a function and use that in another function?
Q. I am trying to keep a count inside one function and then use that variable that has the count to input into another function. The problem is, once the first function is done, the count variable that was stored inside it gets destroyed. How can I do this? I am so confused! Thanks!
Asked by Tk284 - Thu Oct 9 14:46:09 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends what language you are using. You could use a global variable that is declared outside both functions if the language allows. Alternatively use return to return the count to a higher level and then pass the returned value to the other function. If you are already using the returned value then you need to think about returning an array. It really does depend on the language you are using.
Answered by AnalProgrammer - Thu Oct 9 14:53:54 2008
Q. I am trying to keep a count inside one function and then use that variable that has the count to input into another function. The problem is, once the first function is done, the count variable that was stored inside it gets destroyed. How can I do this? I am so confused! Thanks!
Asked by Tk284 - Thu Oct 9 14:46:09 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends what language you are using. You could use a global variable that is declared outside both functions if the language allows. Alternatively use return to return the count to a higher level and then pass the returned value to the other function. If you are already using the returned value then you need to think about returning an array. It really does depend on the language you are using.
Answered by AnalProgrammer - Thu Oct 9 14:53:54 2008
What was the original function of a chihuahua?
Q. I have 2 huskies and a chihuahua. It is well known that huskies were bred for pulling sledges. Most pedigree dogs were bred for a function but apart from being an effective alarm system I am curious if they ever had a working function.
Asked by Jw8539 - Tue Jan 29 18:26:25 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hi i have a few chihuahuas arent they great little dogs, they must look very small compared with your huskies. 'Authorities have found a lot of answers relating to the chi's origin in old Mexico. The Olmec tribes were thought to be the "mother" of Mexico and were known to eat dogs during their time and by the age of the Toltec tribe, it became quite common to eat canine. There is evidence that they ate a plump, thick-necked dog with short erect ears and tail and it was clear it was bred for the table, being particularly for the noble. From Toltec carvings dating back to the 9th century, it is evident that they had a small dog which clearly looked similar to the modern day Chihuahua. This dog was known in that age and day as the Techichi… [cont.]
Answered by chi lover - Wed Jan 30 03:06:47 2008
Q. I have 2 huskies and a chihuahua. It is well known that huskies were bred for pulling sledges. Most pedigree dogs were bred for a function but apart from being an effective alarm system I am curious if they ever had a working function.
Asked by Jw8539 - Tue Jan 29 18:26:25 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hi i have a few chihuahuas arent they great little dogs, they must look very small compared with your huskies. 'Authorities have found a lot of answers relating to the chi's origin in old Mexico. The Olmec tribes were thought to be the "mother" of Mexico and were known to eat dogs during their time and by the age of the Toltec tribe, it became quite common to eat canine. There is evidence that they ate a plump, thick-necked dog with short erect ears and tail and it was clear it was bred for the table, being particularly for the noble. From Toltec carvings dating back to the 9th century, it is evident that they had a small dog which clearly looked similar to the modern day Chihuahua. This dog was known in that age and day as the Techichi… [cont.]
Answered by chi lover - Wed Jan 30 03:06:47 2008
What percentage of government function is carried out by private enterprise?
Q. I would like to know what level of Government function in the US (or supposed government function) is carried out by private companies and contracts. Just HOW privatized are we?
Asked by Adam H - Mon Jul 19 12:35:42 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I would like to know what level of Government function in the US (or supposed government function) is carried out by private companies and contracts. Just HOW privatized are we?
Asked by Adam H - Mon Jul 19 12:35:42 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How to change the function of the side buttons of my computer mouse?
Q. The side buttons of my computer mouse used to function as page jumpers(?). Meaning, if I clicked either one, the computer screen would scroll one whole screen/page (or "jump") either up or down. To get rid of a virus, I cleaned out my hard drive and now the side buttons function as back and forward (a page). How do I get it back to the original? I actually have no clue where all the original software is because I bought this computer almost 4 years ago. It's Dell, if it helps any.
Asked by ridersotphoenix - Sun Jul 18 12:43:34 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can consult your mouse maker's website. they must have some supporting software available to download.
Answered by G. - Sun Jul 18 12:48:07 2010
Q. The side buttons of my computer mouse used to function as page jumpers(?). Meaning, if I clicked either one, the computer screen would scroll one whole screen/page (or "jump") either up or down. To get rid of a virus, I cleaned out my hard drive and now the side buttons function as back and forward (a page). How do I get it back to the original? I actually have no clue where all the original software is because I bought this computer almost 4 years ago. It's Dell, if it helps any.
Asked by ridersotphoenix - Sun Jul 18 12:43:34 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can consult your mouse maker's website. they must have some supporting software available to download.
Answered by G. - Sun Jul 18 12:48:07 2010
What is the process for determining sum function of power series?
Q. I'm currently in a droop in the chapter of calculus concerning power series. Finding convergence intervals and expanding Taylor series are no problem. But how do I find the sum of a series as a function? I've read the chapter front to back and searched online, but no one clearly explains this. The closest thing to an explanation is the definition of the "core" functions, such as E x^n = 1/1-x. My question is this: is there a process or method to determining the function that is represented by a power series?
Asked by Matt S - Fri Nov 9 02:15:50 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think there is none... so you have to be familiar with at least some of them... the geometric series... the exponential function... sine & cosine functions... some of them... you will encounter during the lessons... so take note of them...
Answered by Alam Ko Iyan - Fri Nov 9 12:04:44 2007
Q. I'm currently in a droop in the chapter of calculus concerning power series. Finding convergence intervals and expanding Taylor series are no problem. But how do I find the sum of a series as a function? I've read the chapter front to back and searched online, but no one clearly explains this. The closest thing to an explanation is the definition of the "core" functions, such as E x^n = 1/1-x. My question is this: is there a process or method to determining the function that is represented by a power series?
Asked by Matt S - Fri Nov 9 02:15:50 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think there is none... so you have to be familiar with at least some of them... the geometric series... the exponential function... sine & cosine functions... some of them... you will encounter during the lessons... so take note of them...
Answered by Alam Ko Iyan - Fri Nov 9 12:04:44 2007
What important function to humans is the mesosphere layer able to lend assistance with?
Q. The mesosphere lies at the boundary of the ionosphere. What important function to humans is this layer able to lend assistance with? Please help! I need to prepare for my biology test!!
Asked by cool gal 2 - Thu Oct 30 19:36:36 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The mesosphere is the layer of the Earth's atmosphere that is directly above the stratosphere and directly below the thermosphere. Because it lies between the maximum altitude for aircraft and the minimum altitude for orbital spacecraft, this region of the atmosphere has only been accessed through the use of sounding rockets. As a result, it is the most poorly understood part of the atmosphere. This has led the mesosphere and the lowest thermosphere to be disparagingly referred to by scientists as the ignorosphere. Within this layer, temperature decreases with increasing altitude due to decreasing solar heating and increasing cooling by CO2 radiative emission. The minimum in temperature at the top of the mesosphere is called the mesopause, [cont.]
Answered by sweetgal2301 - Thu Oct 30 21:51:02 2008
Q. The mesosphere lies at the boundary of the ionosphere. What important function to humans is this layer able to lend assistance with? Please help! I need to prepare for my biology test!!
Asked by cool gal 2 - Thu Oct 30 19:36:36 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The mesosphere is the layer of the Earth's atmosphere that is directly above the stratosphere and directly below the thermosphere. Because it lies between the maximum altitude for aircraft and the minimum altitude for orbital spacecraft, this region of the atmosphere has only been accessed through the use of sounding rockets. As a result, it is the most poorly understood part of the atmosphere. This has led the mesosphere and the lowest thermosphere to be disparagingly referred to by scientists as the ignorosphere. Within this layer, temperature decreases with increasing altitude due to decreasing solar heating and increasing cooling by CO2 radiative emission. The minimum in temperature at the top of the mesosphere is called the mesopause, [cont.]
Answered by sweetgal2301 - Thu Oct 30 21:51:02 2008
What do the variables mean in the exponential function and logarithmic function?
Q. The exponential function is a*b^(cx)+d and the logarithmic function is logb(x). Please help me identify what each variable represents and how it affects the equation.
Asked by clayface21 - Thu Jul 9 01:42:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To understand log please read
Answered by Bright Kidz - Thu Jul 9 01:49:05 2009
Q. The exponential function is a*b^(cx)+d and the logarithmic function is logb(x). Please help me identify what each variable represents and how it affects the equation.
Asked by clayface21 - Thu Jul 9 01:42:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To understand log please read
Answered by Bright Kidz - Thu Jul 9 01:49:05 2009
How do I get my function keys to work properly while online gaming?
Q. Ok, so I am playing an online game that utilizes the F6 and F7 keys, now the problem is that when i try to use them, instead of the in game function happening, the computer function happens. I am using Windows 7, Internet Explorer 8. I can use the Flock browser fine with the F keys working, but I would rather be using Internet Explorer. Anyone have any ideas?
Asked by Kris - Fri Jul 9 16:52:41 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Ok, so I am playing an online game that utilizes the F6 and F7 keys, now the problem is that when i try to use them, instead of the in game function happening, the computer function happens. I am using Windows 7, Internet Explorer 8. I can use the Flock browser fine with the F keys working, but I would rather be using Internet Explorer. Anyone have any ideas?
Asked by Kris - Fri Jul 9 16:52:41 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
What is the general shape of a variation function?
Q. When you are using regressions, you need to know the general shape of the function. What is the general shape and how can you tell the difference between a variation function and an exponential function?
Asked by candydot585 - Sun Apr 1 22:24:20 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A direct variation function has a straight line for its graph, passing through the origin. An inverse variation has a hyperbola for its graph. Exponential function graphs assuming no translations pass through (0,1) since anything to the 0 power is 1. They either start low and curve higher or start high and curve lower
Answered by hayharbr - Mon Apr 2 22:47:56 2007
Q. When you are using regressions, you need to know the general shape of the function. What is the general shape and how can you tell the difference between a variation function and an exponential function?
Asked by candydot585 - Sun Apr 1 22:24:20 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A direct variation function has a straight line for its graph, passing through the origin. An inverse variation has a hyperbola for its graph. Exponential function graphs assuming no translations pass through (0,1) since anything to the 0 power is 1. They either start low and curve higher or start high and curve lower
Answered by hayharbr - Mon Apr 2 22:47:56 2007
What is the function of the coleorhiza in plant biology?
Q. I'm confused about this structure. What is the function of the coleorhiza? And, does the coleorhiza become the radicle or does the coleorhiza just protects the radicle?
Asked by aslfjioawef - Wed Feb 24 01:07:55 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Coleorhiza does not become radicle . It protects the radicle . click on the links below for more = likewise , coleptile protects the plumule . Corn is the best example of both.
Answered by Harshal - Wed Feb 24 08:09:09 2010
Q. I'm confused about this structure. What is the function of the coleorhiza? And, does the coleorhiza become the radicle or does the coleorhiza just protects the radicle?
Asked by aslfjioawef - Wed Feb 24 01:07:55 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Coleorhiza does not become radicle . It protects the radicle . click on the links below for more = likewise , coleptile protects the plumule . Corn is the best example of both.
Answered by Harshal - Wed Feb 24 08:09:09 2010
What was the function of the Mesopotamian ziggurat? How did it differ from the Egyptian pyramid?
Q. What was the function of the Mesopotamian ziggurat? How did it differ from the Egyptian pyramid?
Asked by Shawty Mills - Sun Sep 6 14:19:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ziggurats were used for religious ceremonies.
Answered by sabrina1793 - Mon Sep 7 23:00:23 2009
Q. What was the function of the Mesopotamian ziggurat? How did it differ from the Egyptian pyramid?
Asked by Shawty Mills - Sun Sep 6 14:19:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ziggurats were used for religious ceremonies.
Answered by sabrina1793 - Mon Sep 7 23:00:23 2009
How many functions are there that are equal to their own inverse function?
Q. How many functions are there that are equal to their own inverse function? I think only y=x, is there more?
Asked by Hello - Sat Mar 29 15:26:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. y = 1/x is also its own inverse. Any function that has a graph symmetric to the line y = x is an inverse of itself.
Answered by Greg W - Sat Mar 29 15:50:23 2008
Q. How many functions are there that are equal to their own inverse function? I think only y=x, is there more?
Asked by Hello - Sat Mar 29 15:26:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. y = 1/x is also its own inverse. Any function that has a graph symmetric to the line y = x is an inverse of itself.
Answered by Greg W - Sat Mar 29 15:50:23 2008
What is one function that is provided by a vulnerability analysis tool?
Q. What is one function that is provided by a vulnerability analysis tool? -It provides various views of possible attack paths. -It identifies missing security updates on a computer. -It identifies wireless weak points such as rogue access points. -It identifies all network devices on the network that do not have a firewall installed. -It identifies MAC and IP addresses that have not been authenticated on the network.
Asked by ChaoticsRequiem - Mon Apr 20 14:27:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to me -It identifies missing security updates on a computer. These also happen to be the various attack paths( as malware makes use of these missing patches) -It provides various views of possible attack paths. both 1 and 2 are right.
Answered by grafitti123 - Tue Apr 21 02:43:13 2009
Q. What is one function that is provided by a vulnerability analysis tool? -It provides various views of possible attack paths. -It identifies missing security updates on a computer. -It identifies wireless weak points such as rogue access points. -It identifies all network devices on the network that do not have a firewall installed. -It identifies MAC and IP addresses that have not been authenticated on the network.
Asked by ChaoticsRequiem - Mon Apr 20 14:27:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to me -It identifies missing security updates on a computer. These also happen to be the various attack paths( as malware makes use of these missing patches) -It provides various views of possible attack paths. both 1 and 2 are right.
Answered by grafitti123 - Tue Apr 21 02:43:13 2009
What is the function and structure of the nucleoplasm in a cell?
Q. So I need to know everything i possibly can about the nucleoplasm in a cell. Can you tell me about its function, location, structure, etc? Just tell me everything possible about the nucleoplasm, because on google, all I can find is that it's a liqiud that surrounds chromosomes. Thanks.
Asked by Kitty - Sun Dec 13 23:00:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's basically the equivalent of cytoplasm, but in the nucleus. It's there to give the nucleus volume, it is largely water, nucleotides, and enzymes. It's protoplasm, so it's a sort of gooey liquid.
Answered by Eric B - Sun Dec 13 23:14:49 2009
Q. So I need to know everything i possibly can about the nucleoplasm in a cell. Can you tell me about its function, location, structure, etc? Just tell me everything possible about the nucleoplasm, because on google, all I can find is that it's a liqiud that surrounds chromosomes. Thanks.
Asked by Kitty - Sun Dec 13 23:00:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's basically the equivalent of cytoplasm, but in the nucleus. It's there to give the nucleus volume, it is largely water, nucleotides, and enzymes. It's protoplasm, so it's a sort of gooey liquid.
Answered by Eric B - Sun Dec 13 23:14:49 2009
What is a function of cerebrospinal fluid?
Q. A) It protects the central nervous system from being jarred. B) It promotes the release of hormones in the brain. C) It can function as a neurotransmitter in times of severe stress. D) It is the communication link between the central nervous system and the peripheral nervous system.
Asked by MIKE E DELIC . - Fri Jun 15 18:40:58 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a
Answered by Harmony - Sat Jun 16 17:22:27 2007
Q. A) It protects the central nervous system from being jarred. B) It promotes the release of hormones in the brain. C) It can function as a neurotransmitter in times of severe stress. D) It is the communication link between the central nervous system and the peripheral nervous system.
Asked by MIKE E DELIC . - Fri Jun 15 18:40:58 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a
Answered by Harmony - Sat Jun 16 17:22:27 2007
Suggestions for a Function Room/Party Place in the Alabang Area?
Q. Hi! My cousin is planning to celebrate her daughter's 7th birthday party in a big bash! So we're looking for nice venues near the alabang area that can accomodate up to 150 guests. Can you help us out by suggesting function rooms or clubhouses or the like? (no restaurants though!) Thanks!
Asked by SweetSexyThang - Fri Jan 25 13:21:01 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. check into park pavilion buildings
Answered by Sarahz - Sat Jan 26 12:23:14 2008
Q. Hi! My cousin is planning to celebrate her daughter's 7th birthday party in a big bash! So we're looking for nice venues near the alabang area that can accomodate up to 150 guests. Can you help us out by suggesting function rooms or clubhouses or the like? (no restaurants though!) Thanks!
Asked by SweetSexyThang - Fri Jan 25 13:21:01 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. check into park pavilion buildings
Answered by Sarahz - Sat Jan 26 12:23:14 2008
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