What would it be a hybrid of?
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I would hybridize "chia pets" and "dogs" to create the "chia dog" or "Chog".
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Road bike would be fun. I would get the hybrid though. Hard to ride a bike in the rain or snow.
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IT will surely be bikes+\ncars+\nrollerblading+\nbips+\nhritik+\nash-\nishadeol-\njohnabraham.
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There are a number of options
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The advantage of a hybrid is its combination of versatility and durability. Its pretty good on the road and in the city. Its comfortable to ride and probably a little faster than a mountain bike on roads. But its broad tyres, greater weight and upright stance mean it is not as fast or fun as a dedicated road bike.\n\nUnlike a road bike however, the hybrid can be used off-road. Its tough and it'll take it. It isn't as good as a mountain bike in the rough but it'll serve you well on a long multi-terain ride. A hybrid is also good for touring and will happily take panniers. \n\nSo its a bit a Jack-of-all-Trades - it does most things well, but it excels at none. A good all-rounder.\n\nI owned a Cannondale H600 Hybrid some time ago. It was a great bike and served me well. I gave it to a friend about 3 years ago and although its about 12 years old now, its still going strong.\n\nA hybrid is a good choice if you want only one versatile bike. Go for a good make though, the best you can afford and always look for good componentry - I recommend Cannondale, Trek or Specialised.\n\nHappy riding!
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What do you mean 'if'?
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I don't know if this would be possible. The C atom is able to acheive this state, which is semi-unique to the group IV atoms such as Si, Ge, Pb, and Sn. \n\nFor a hydrogen atom to acheive sp2 hybridization it would have to skip 4 base states. This configuration is 'highly' improbable and would be 'highly' unstable requiring a steady influx of energy to retain this configuration.
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None of the above.\n\nCoach
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There are two types of hybrid vehicles, parallel and series.\n\nA series hybrid, like the Honda vehicles, have an integrated motor in the transmission assembly.  The advantage of this type of system is improved highway economy and less complexity.  A series hybrid is somewhat more complex than a regular car, but much less complex than a parallel hybrid.  The disadvantage of a series hybrid is that they have no ability to drive completely on electric power, which is a primary reason behind the incredible efficiency of cars like the Prius in stop and go traffic.\n\nA parallel hybrid, like the Ford Escape and Toyota Prius, has essentially two complete powertrains- an electric and a gas powertrain joined by a planetary gearset (like a second transmission).  These cars are essentially the most complex on the road, and can on operate in full electric mode if the batteries are charged.  Some cars, like the 4wd Toyota Highlander and Lexus RX400h, have THREE powertrains, a gas and electric one in the front and a separate electric motor in the rear.  These are possibly the most complex powertrains ever installed in a mass produced vehicle.\n\nSo your concerns are valid-but consider this.  Because hybrid vehicles are such a valuable PR device, car companies will bend over backwards to make sure that you don't have problems with your vehicles.  They are not much fun to drive but if you live in an area that has clean air lanes, that combined with the federal tax credit amounts to a pretty good deal overall.  \n\nIn states like California, hybrid vehicles are in such great demand that depreciation is almost nonexistent- so total cost of ownership is for now quite low.\n\nThere are some questions around battery packs, but if you keep cars fewer than 5 years, it should not be a concern.  Also bear in mind that battery technology will only get better and cheaper in 5 years, so the $5000 quote you hear being passed around today for a new battery pack is not necessarily what they will cost in 2011 which is when you'd be due for a replacement.
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cloning\nTo make a product that functions like another.\n\nAgree..
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The way I used to do it was you draw the structure....and then however many atoms are connected to it determines it's hybridization...thats not the "scientific" way but it does give the correct answer. For example in SO2.....Sulfur is connected to two Oxygen atoms....so the sulfur hybridization would be sp or \ns(1)p(1)  with each number representing an atom. The "s" always has 1...and p can have up to 3. Therefore in SO3 it would be sp2....and in SO4...sp3. And bonds count as one...so if there is a double bond...it counts as one..not two. Same with triple bond. Wikipedia breaks it down really good with visuals....check out the link =)\n\n\n\n\nWe recognize three basic types of hybridization: sp3, sp2 and sp. These terms specifically refer to the hybridization of the atom and indicate the number of p orbitals used to form hybrids.\n\nIn sp3 hybridization all three p orbitals are mixed with the s orbital to generate four new hybrids (all will form σ type bonds or hold lone electron pairs).  \n\nIf two p orbitals are utilized in making hybrids with the s orbital, we get three new hybrid orbitals that will form σ type bonds (or hold lone electron pairs), and  the "unused" p may participate in π type bonding.  We call such an arrangement sp2 hybridization.  \n\nIf only one p orbital is mixed with the s orbital, in sp hybridization,  we produce two hybrids that will participate in σ type bonding (or hold a lone electron pair). In this case, the remaining two p orbitals may be a part of two perpendicular π systems.
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I think as long as one is artistic, even samples can be orchestrated into new and improved hybrids.  The thing with music is, everybody pretty much has used the same guitar riff or bass line or drum pattern at least once.  It's how you tweak it with your own original style that makes it different.  There's a lot of songs that rock that are based of of samples:\n\nBiggie's "Juicy"\nJay Z's "Hard Knock Life"\nMobb Deep's "Got it Twisted"\n                               just to name a couple\n\nCreativity is key.
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If I had to choose one of those, I would say to form a more perfect union.  that seems to sort of include the others since it is sort of a vague statement.
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A a cross between a pure search engine and a directory to give results is a Hybrid Search Engine Directory. Example - Exactseek.com
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that'd be a chimichanga!\n\nohhhh chimichanga of love!
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The right choice for what?
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a hybrid between biological/electronic technology enabling our brains to communicate directly with implanted computers, eventually in our own language. \n\nI also think anti-ageing genetic modification is on the horizon, but i fear this development. The slower people age, the longer they are going to live & our resources, both natural & financial are going to be stretched to breaking point.