Blood Circulation and Internal Environment in Human Beings
1. Internal Environment
Internal environment is those that provides all cells with all the nutrients they need. The internal environment in human beings is formed by:
- Interstitial plasma. It is a liquid substance that fills the existing spaces between cells. Interstitial plasma needs to be renewed continuously, because new nutrients need to be provided and waste products can’t be allowed to accumulate and must be released. Blood renews interstitial plasma given that it circulates around the whole
Understanding Environmental Factors and Adaptations
Environmental Factors
The characteristics of the environment that affect living things are called environmental factors. They can be biotic or abiotic.
Biotic/Abiotic Factors
Abiotic factors are the physical and chemical conditions that affect living things: water, temperature, light, soil, pH, humidity, and nutrients found in soil or water.
Biotic factors are the organisms that share the same natural environment.
Intraspecific Relationships
Those between individuals of the same species.
Interspecific
Read MoreConstitutional History of Pakistan: Amendments and Failures
Fifth Amendment
Main Features and Effects on Judiciary
- Chief Justice of Supreme Court:
- Term of office: 5 years
- Maximum age: 65 years
- Pension upon retirement at age 65
- Cannot be reappointed after serving as Chief Justice
- Chief Justice of High Court:
- Term of office: 4 years
- Maximum age: 62 years
- Pension upon retirement at age 62
- Cannot be reappointed after serving as Chief Justice
- Separate High Courts for Balochistan and Sindh:
- Established separate High Courts for Balochistan
- High Courts and Fundamental Rights:
Exploring East Asian Religions and Philosophies: Key Concepts and Figures
Confucianism
Key Concepts
- Five Classics: A collection of five ancient Chinese books used for study in Confucianism, believed to be written or edited by Confucius.
- Four Books: The accepted curriculum during the Ming and Qing Dynasties for those seeking civil office positions.
- Jen: Compassion and care for others, emphasizing the government’s role in supporting the elderly and children without families.
- Li (rites): Rituals and respect within relationships, highlighting the importance of roles and obligations.
The Sales Management Process: A Comprehensive Guide
THE SALES MANAGEMENT PROCESS Marketing communication tools
a) Personal selling. b) Advertising. c) Sales promotion. d) Public relations. e) Direct marketing. f) Internet communication: web pages, social networking, blogs, etc. g) Others: fairs, publicity, guerrilla…
Personal selling: activity of transmitting a message by a person who represents the firm, with the aim of selling a product
The sales management process
- Defining the strategic role of the sales function
Levels of strategy:
- Corporate: growth,