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LionDeLeo:
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omenka:
Why does moisture condense on the surface of glasses inside a vehicle with occupants when it's raining and without the air conditioner running?

Cc: LionDeLeo.

Because when warm air meets with cool air, mist is generated... The people in the car are obviously breathing and the warm temperatures mixes with the cold temperatures due to the rain..

omenka:
Why does moisture condense on the surface of glasses inside a vehicle with occupants when it's raining and without the air conditioner running?

Cc: LionDeLeo.

Often, the air in the car will be warmer than the air outside the car.
Moisture will condense on the inside of the windows if the outside air is cooler than the dew point inside the car.

omenka:
)why does water condense on the glasses inside a vehicle with occupants when it's raining and without the air conditioner running?

Cc: LionDeLeo.

Often, the air in the car will be warmer than the air outside the car (this happens in winter here). Moisture will condense on the inside of the windows if the outside air is cooler than the dew point inside the car.

IGP Louis Edet 1964–1966
IGP Kam Salem 1966–1975
IGP Muhammadu Dikko Yusufu 1975–1979
IGP Adamu Suleiman 1979–1981
IGP Sunday Adewusi 1981–1983
IGP Etim Inyang 1985–1986
IGP Muhammadu Gambo-Jimeta 1986–1990

Service chiefs
Air Vice Marshal Sadique Abubakar – Chief of Air Staff
Chief of Army Staff, Major-General T.Y. Buratai
Major-General Babagana Monguno (rtd.) – National Security Adviser
Major-General Abayomi Gabriel Olonishakin – Chief of Defence Staff
Air Vice Marshal Monday Riku Morgan – Chief of Defence Intelligence
Rear Admiral Ibok-Ete Ekwe – Chief of Naval Staff
Major-General Babagana Monguno (rtd.) is now the new National Security Adviser

LionDeLeo:
7 successive service chiefs for each of the three sister services and 7 Inspectors General of the Nigerian Police.

Service chiefs
Major-General Abayomi Gabriel Olonishakin as Chief of Defence Staff; Major-General T.Y. Buratai as Chief of Army Staff; Rear Admiral Ibok-Ete Ekwe Ibas as Chief of Naval Staff; and Air Vice Marshal Sadique Abubakar as Chief of Air Staff
Inspector General
AIG Shuaibu Gambo (DIG Department of Finance and Administration), CP Joshak Habila (DIG Department of Operation), CP Maigari Dikko (DIG, Department of Logistics and Supply). CP H. M. Dagala (DIG, Department of FCIID), CP Emmanuel T. Inyang (DIG, Department of Training and Development), CP Ntom Chukwu (DIG, Department of Research and Planning), CP Folusho Adebanjo (DIG Department of ICT) and CP Abdul Buba (AIG Force Secretary).

omenka:
Since I've asked a question in chemistry, for the benefit of those with biology majors, I'd go in that direction.

A man with a dominant gene for albinism marries a woman with a recessive gene for same character. If they were to give birth to 20 children, how many of them are likely to be dominant albinos?

Is it possible that all children are albinos?

If they give birth to 20 children, 10 will be dominant albinos
5 will be recessive
5 might not be albinos

omenka:
Since I've asked a question in chemistry, for the benefit of those with biology majors, I'd go in that direction.

A man with a dominant gene for albinism marries a woman with a recessive gene for same character. If they were to give birth to 20 children, how many of them are likely to be dominant albinos?

Is it possible that all children are albinos?

It's possible that all will be albinos if the dominant gene prevails but on equal grounds there's a 5050 chance.. I.e 50% will have dominant and 25% recessive while 25% will have little or no traits of the gene at all

omenka:
Since I've asked a question in chemistry, for the benefit of those with biology majors, I'd go in that direction.

A man with a dominant gene for albinism marries a woman with a recessive gene for same character. If they were to give birth to 20 children, how many of them are likely to be dominant albinos?

Is it possible that all children are albinos?

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1. EHURIA GEORGINA EKEOMA – ABIA
2. AKPAN EDET SUNDAY – AKWA IBOM
3. ANAGBOGU IFEOMA NKIRUKA – ANAMBRA
4. WALSON-JACK DIIARAU DIDI ESTHER – BAYELSA
5. GEKPE GRACE ISU – CROSS RIVER
6. ALIBOH LEON LAWRENCE – DELTA
7. UWAIFO OSARENOMA CLEMENT – EDO
8. FOLAYAN AYODELE OLANIYI – EKITI
9. OSUJI NDUBISI MARCELLINUS – IMO
10. MU’AZU ABDULKADIR -KADUNA
11. SULAIMAN MUSTAPHA LAWAL – KANO
12. ABDULLAHI ABDULAZEEZ MASHI – KATSINA
13. ADEBIYI BOLAJI ADEKUNLE – LAGOS
14. IBRAHIM MUSA WEN – NASARAWA
15. ODEWALE SAMSON OLAJIDE – OGUN

15 Nigerian Ministers
Minister of Justice.....Attorney General.....Abubakar Malami
Minister of Foreign Affairs.....Geoffrey Onyeama
Minister of Finance..... Folake Adeosun
Minister of Defence..... Mansur Dan Ali
Minister of Education.....Adamu Adamu
Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment.....Okechukwu Enelamah
Minister of Labour and Employment.....Chris Ngige
Minister of Federal Capital Territory.....Mohammed Musa Bello
Minister of Science and Technology.....Ogbonnaya Onu
Minister of Solid Minerals...John Kayode Fayemi
Minister of Interior.....Abdulrahman Bello Dambazau
Minister of Budget and National Planning.....Udoma Udo Udoma
Minister of Power, Works and Housing.....Babatunde Fashola
Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development..... Audu Ogbeh

15 Permanent Secretaries
1. EHURIA GEORGINA EKEOMA – ABIA
2. AKPAN EDET SUNDAY – AKWA IBOM
3. ANAGBOGU IFEOMA NKIRUKA – ANAMBRA
4. WALSON-JACK DIIARAU DIDI ESTHER – BAYELSA
5. GEKPE GRACE ISU – CROSS RIVER
6. ALIBOH LEON LAWRENCE – DELTA
7. UWAIFO OSARENOMA CLEMENT – EDO
8. FOLAYAN AYODELE OLANIYI – EKITI
9. OSUJI NDUBISI MARCELLINUS – IMO
10. MU’AZU ABDULKADIR -KADUNA
11. SULAIMAN MUSTAPHA LAWAL – KANO
12. ABDULLAHI ABDULAZEEZ MASHI – KATSINA
13. ADEBIYI BOLAJI ADEKUNLE – LAGOS
14. IBRAHIM MUSA WEN – NASARAWA
15. ODEWALE SAMSON OLAJIDE – OGUN

Last month Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe unveiled a bill to bolster the country’s security and defense architecture. The proposed changes are largely in response to evolving threats and geopolitical shifts in the region. China’s coercive actions to settle its territorial dispute with Japan in the East China Sea and a similar row with its neighbors over the South China Sea, coupled with North Korea’s continued intransigence, have created a more hostile security environment for Japan.
But Abe’s proposal is facing stiff resistance from Japanese lawmakers. Most of the opposition to the bill is based on misperceptions. Critics claim that it would endanger Japan’s postwar commitment to pacifism. The bill’s proponents, including Abe, stress that the changes are necessary to align Japan’s security posture with a shifting geostrategic environment.
The legislation signals a critical turning point for Japan’s traditionally pacifist security postures; while controversial, it marks an important step for Japan as it adjusts to emerging threats. The proposed changes would allow Tokyo to play a more proactive role in international conflicts and complement its growing cooperation with the U.S. on security matters. They would also help Tokyo coordinate efforts with other partners in the Asia-Pacific region, including Australia and India.
The revisions touch on two broad categories: Japan’s security and the country’s involvement in international peace and security initiatives. The most significant changes would be to the Self-Defense Forces (SDF). Under current law, the SDF is prohibited from using force when rescuing Japanese citizens trapped in conflicts abroad. Until 2013, the SDF was limited to evacuating citizens only by air or sea and did not permit land-based rescue efforts.

The driving review is in response to evolving threats and geopolitical shifts in the region.

omenka:
Incomplete. Copy me when you make attempts so I can monitor the timeline of the responses to guard againt folks editing previous posts.

Thanks.

Please check mine

This is the driving review.. In response to evolving threats and geopolitical shifts in the region.

omenka:
Okay.

Guys, here is your next question :

What is the posture of Japan's military architecture with respect to national security and what is the latest developments in this regard?

What is driving it's review?

Japan’s proposed changes would complement Washington’s rebalance to Asia and could help reaffirm important regional norms such as the freedom of navigation and the rule of law.

Silvertrinity:
Jeez!

I don't know a Jack about science ohhh

An alloy is a metal (parent metal) combined with other substances (alloying agents),resulting in superior properties such as; strength, hardness, durability, ductility, tensile strength and toughness. Example, mild steel
Sodium chloride is readily soluble in water and other polar solvents. Like the regular salt we use

Gloryejims:
A compound is a combination of two or more elements with a fixed composition. Sodium chloride, NaCl, is a compound that consists of sodium ions and chloride ions connected by ionic bonds to form a 3D structure. Its composition is fixed.
While An alloy is a mixture of two or more metals. It can have varying composition namely tin and lead

Please check my answer

Alloy consist of tin and lead

A compound is a combination of two or more elements with a fixed composition. Sodium chloride, NaCl, is a compound that consists of sodium ions and chloride ions connected by ionic bonds to form a 3D structure. Its composition is fixed.
While An alloy is a mixture of two or more metals. It can have varying composition

Silvertrinity:
Still on this ish?

Just saw it

The reason is that sodium attaches itself very strongly to other elements. Its compounds are very difficult to break apart

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