why exactly do VNTRs vary  from person to person.?
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Those portions of DNA are probably difficult to replicate properly (or perfectly I should say).  What's the difference between 5,000 repeats and 4,995?  Not much as far as the cell is concerned.
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Instead of giving the details here, that will take long I'll provide the link to the expalnation.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BVR\n\nCheck this out. It will answer all your queries.
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As much as i know, all IC's have certain numbers. There are many many IC's that are performing many many different jobs. so in order to recongize which IC is doing what job it has a different number than a IC doing a different job. For example a IC used in a radio can not do the job of a IC used in TV and similarly a IC used in TV cannot do the job for a IC in radio. hence they have different numbers . so if a IC is damagerd it can only be replced by another IC of the same number.\nfor example  \n 74LS xxx  is transistor transistor logic. so if you take a microscope and look into this kind of IC you will find a lot of transistors. \nand  74HCxxx  OR Cd40xxx  series of IC are MOSFET based and if you take a microscope and look deep into these series u will find alot of MOSFET's .\nthankyou/
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I've just answered this in your previous question: "Statistics: Variability & SRS Samples of Population?"\n \nIf you look there, you'll find the formula for the s.d. of p_hat. So that increasind n by multiplying it by "m", reduces (devides) sd (or se) by sqrt(m).\n \nFor example, lets say the sd is 0.2 and the sample size is 100. If you increase the sample to 400 (multiply it by 4), the sd is devided by sqrt(4) = 2, i.e., sd = 0.1.
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Like everyone elses....different?
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Different makes, and even different models from the same manufacturer, do differ.  I know this, as I have written the software for one model.  In fact, the algorithms used are a commercial secret, guarded carefully between manufacturers.  This is also the reason I am unable to provide more data, or references.\n\nYou may be able to find them for yourself, though.  Good luck.
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different for different people
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Hello,\n\nThe symbols in relationship to the numbers change each time. \nThe symbol you choose is the correct one  for all answers. No matter the number you choose there is one correct symbol for all answers.
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a- multiple personalities (true ones, not fakers) are a one in a million chance.\nb- since we dont understand the nature of a multiple (are they seperate spirits?  we know they have no knowledge of each other, and that even brain waves are different, but are they even the same person? [the body does not make the man, but the spirit]) this question cannot be answered by the human mind
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Look here:\nhttp://www.vcn.com/knowledgebase/article.php?id=422\nGood Luck!
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It is because of the technology called CAV and CLV. \nCAV (Constant Angular Velocity). This uses a constant disc rotation speed, so the data transfer rate will vary from the outer tracks to the inner tracks. So, Outer tracks read at maximum speed and inner tracks at low speed, because the track length is less in inner tracks. \nCLV (Constant Linear Velocity). This adjusts the rotation speed of the disk to maintain a constant data rate. So the data transfer rate will not vary from the outer tracks to the inner tracks and will be constant for both outer as well inner tracks.\nIf your CD-Drive supports CAV only, it will take more time to Read. \nIf your CD-Drive supports CLV, it takes less time to read. \n\nAnd Writers will mostly have CLV for writing and CAV for Reading. And new writers are supporting CLV tech for both Reading and Writing. That is why many writers write faster but read slower on same disk.
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Actually, there are more numbers that do not repeat than numbers that repeat. \n\nAnd pi is one of those numbers that does not repeat.
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Evrything is individual, and we are all different persons, with different beliefs, personal values, emotions, and genetics. Don't expect people to be similar to each other. Accept differences.
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No, the voltages are different
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I find it completely the opposite way around. What country are you in, I'm in England, and maybe it varies from country to country
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ivr = interactive voice response... a telephony technology in which u can use a touch-tone telephone to interact with a database to get/ acquire information from ... or enter some data in the database. \n\nivr does not require human interaction over the telephone as the user's interaction with the database is predetermined by what the ivr system will allow the user access to. eg., banks and credit card companies use IVR systems so that their customers can receive up-to-date account information instantly and easily without having to speak directly to a person. \n\nivr is also used to gather information, as in the case of telephone surveys in which the user is prompted to answer questions by pushing the numbers on a touch-tone telephone.\n\nso, i really do not know whether or not u can use it the way u want or not but it shud be helpful!!
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Do you mean vary on the one person depending on how they feel? ie going green with illness, red with sunburn etc?\n\nOr do you mean vary between individuals, ie Africans tend to have darker skin than Europeans?