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Meghna Thapar 5 years, 11 months ago
The basic formula for paper mache just involves saturating some kind of paper with some kind of sticky paste, sculpting with this material and then letting it dry. Paper mache paste is mostly created with glue, flour and water in various combinations.
Different kinds of paper and paste are good for different kinds of projects. Flour and water is the classic material for paper mache paste because it is super simple, effective and cheap. Glue paste tends to be stronger and more durable
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Samudragupta's policies towards the four different kinds of rulers in his kingdoms were as follows-
- The rulers of Aryavarta. There were altogether nine rulers of Aryavarta. All of them were uprooted and their kingdoms were made a part of Samudragupta's empire.
- The ruler of Dakshinapatha. There were twelve rulers of Dakshinapatha. All of them were defeated by Samudragupta. These defeated rulers surrendered to Samudragupta. But Samudragupta showed leniency. He allowed them to rule again.
- The inner circle of neighbouring states. The rulers of these states including Assam, Coastal Bengal, Nepal and a number of gana sanghas in the northwest brought tribute to Samudragupta. They also followed his orders and attended his court.
- The rulers of outlying areas. They were perhaps the descendants of the Kushanas and Shakas, and the ruler of Sri Lanka. They submitted to Samudragupta and offered daughters in marriage.
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The Pacific Ocean is the largest of the oceans covering around one third of the Earth's surface.
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The definition of a plea is an urgent or desperate request, or an official statement made by a defendant in a court as to whether he is guilty or innocent. When you are very thirsty and you beg for a drink desperately, this is an example of a plea.
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Advantages:
Heredity officers are well trained as they are known about the situation and work to do.
There parents may train them in well refined manner.
Disadvantages:
New,well trained people may loose the chance of the post.
The hereditary officer may be degraded in proper skills.
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The circulation of nitrogen element through living things and non-living environment is called nitrogen cycle in nature. The main steps involved in nitrogen cycle are:
- The nitrogen fixing bacteria present in the soil and in the root nodules of leguminous plants, blue-green algae and lightning in the sky fix atmospheric nitrogen and convert it into compounds of nitrogen which go into the soil.
- The roots of the plants absorb compounds of nitrogen from the soil for their growth and convert them into plant proteins and other organic compounds which make up the body of the plants.
- The plants are eaten up by animals as food. Animals convert plant proteins into animal proteins and other organic compounds which make up their body.
- When plants and animals die the complex nitrogen compounds present in their dead bodies are decomposed and converted into simple compounds of nitrogen by certain bacteria and fungi present in the soil.
- Certain bacteria convert some part of nitrogen compounds into atmospheric nitrogen which goes back into the atmosphere and thus the amount of nitrogen content remains more or less constant.
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