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Mid-latitude cyclones are the result of the dynamic interaction of warm tropical and cold polar air masses at the polar front. This interaction causes the warm air to be cyclonically lifted vertically into the atmosphere where it combines with colder upper atmospheric air. This process also helps to transport excess energy from the lower latitudes to the higher latitudes.This process also helps to transport excess energy from the lower latitudes to the higher latitudes. The mid-latitude cyclone is rarely motionless and commonly travels about 1200 kilometers in one day. Its direction of movement is generally eastward . Precise movement of this weather system is controlled by the orientation of the polar jet stream in the upper troposphere. An estimate of future movement of the mid-latitude cyclone can be determined by the winds directly behind the cold front. If the winds are 70 kilometers per hour, the cyclone can be projected to continue its movement along the ground surface at this velocity.
On the basis of study of conditions of growth for sugarcane, following three distinct belts of sugarcane cultivation can be identified. (i) The Satluj-Ganga plain from Punjab to Bihar containing 51 per cent of the total area and 60 per cent of the country’s total production. (ii) The black soil belt from Maharashtra to Tamil Nadu along the eastern slopes of the Western Ghats. (iii) Coastal Andhra and the Krishna Valley. Here, it is worth drawing a comparison between sugarcane cultivation in the northern and the southern parts of India. In northern plain of India, the summer temperatures ranging from 30° to 35°C and dry scorching winds called ‘loo’ in May and June hamper the normal growth of the cane. In the winter months of December and January the sugarcane crop is likely to be damaged by excessively cold weather accompanied by frost. Consequently the yield/hectare is low. In south India, on the other hand, the absence of ‘loo’ during the summer and reasonably high temperature during the frost free winter, coupled with the maritime winds in the coastal areas are some of the climatic factors which are extremely beneficial to this crop. The paradoxical character of sugarcane cultivation in India is that whereas south India offers more favourable climatic conditions for the growth of sugarcane, the most important sugarcane belt lies in north India. There are two reasons for such a contradictory situation. Before the World War I, this area was mainly used for growing indigo which was the most favourite cash crop with the farmers at that time. But with the introduction of cheap aniline dyes, indigo lost its market and its cultivation had to be discontinued after the First World War. Consequently, its place was taken by sugarcane cultivation. Another reason is that sugarcane has to face tough competition for land from a number of other cash crops such as cotton, tobacco, groundnut, coconut, etc. in the south.
The areas of highest salinity are found near the tropics from where the salinity decreases towards the equator and towards the poles. Near the equator,there is heavy rainfall, high relative humidity cloudiness etc. due to which there is lesser amount of salinity compared to tropical region
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Pulmonary artery is the only artery that carries Oxygen-poor blood. It carries deoxygenated blood to the lungs where diffusion takes place and CO2 diffuses out and Oxygen diffuses in.
and ..
The pulmonary veins(4 of them) are the only veins that carry oxygenated blood from lungs onto heart !! *lahoo se seenchna*
i think umbilcal artery(impure blood) and umbilical vein(pure blood) add to the list respectively. correct me if i m wrong @mango_dolly@Joker
The Kanishka initiated the Saka era on his accession to the throne in 78 A D. Even though Kanishka is from Kushan Empire,this Period is identified with Saka name ,not to be confused with Saka Empire. Indians considered both of them as external tribes & Saka were 1st to be indianized before Kushans,so both were carried under Same name.
Other facts: The Saka era, also known as the Shalivahana era, was adopted by the Indian government as the Indian national calendar. Astronomers like Varahmihira, mathematician Brahmagupta and historians like Kalhana used Saka era in their celebrated works, as did the Gurjaras of Bhinmal, Chalukyas of Badami and Rashtrakutas of Deccan. The 1st day of Saka Calendar is celebrated as new year in areas of Maharashtra and Goa as Gudi Padwa, in Karnataka, Telangana & AP as Ugadi.
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the dynamic interaction of warm tropical and cold
polar air masses at the polar front. This interaction
causes the warm air to be cyclonically lifted
vertically into the atmosphere where it combines
with colder upper atmospheric air. This process also
helps to transport excess energy from the lower
latitudes to the higher latitudes.This process also
helps to transport excess energy from the lower
latitudes to the higher latitudes. The mid-latitude
cyclone is rarely motionless and commonly travels
about 1200 kilometers in one day. Its direction of
movement is generally eastward . Precise movement
of this weather system is controlled by the
orientation of the polar jet stream in the upper
troposphere. An estimate of future movement of the
mid-latitude cyclone can be determined by the winds
directly behind the cold front. If the winds are 70
kilometers per hour, the cyclone can be projected to
continue its movement along the ground surface at
this velocity.
sugarcane, following three distinct belts of
sugarcane cultivation can be identified.
(i) The Satluj-Ganga plain from Punjab to Bihar
containing 51 per cent of the total area and 60 per
cent of the country’s total production.
(ii) The black soil belt from Maharashtra to Tamil
Nadu along the eastern slopes of the Western Ghats.
(iii) Coastal Andhra and the Krishna Valley.
Here, it is worth drawing a comparison between
sugarcane cultivation in the northern and the
southern parts of India. In northern plain of India,
the summer temperatures ranging from 30° to 35°C
and dry scorching winds called ‘loo’ in May and June
hamper the normal growth of the cane.
In the winter months of December and January the
sugarcane crop is likely to be damaged by
excessively cold weather accompanied by frost.
Consequently the yield/hectare is low. In south
India, on the other hand, the absence of ‘loo’ during
the summer and reasonably high temperature
during the frost free winter, coupled with the
maritime winds in the coastal areas are some of the climatic factors which are extremely beneficial to
this crop.
The paradoxical character of sugarcane cultivation
in India is that whereas south India offers more
favourable climatic conditions for the growth of
sugarcane, the most important sugarcane belt lies in
north India. There are two reasons for such a
contradictory situation.
Before the World War I, this area was mainly used
for growing indigo which was the most favourite
cash crop with the farmers at that time. But with the
introduction of cheap aniline dyes, indigo lost its
market and its cultivation had to be discontinued
after the First World War.
Consequently, its place was taken by sugarcane
cultivation. Another reason is that sugarcane has to
face tough competition for land from a number of
other cash crops such as cotton, tobacco,
groundnut, coconut, etc. in the south.
near the tropics from where the salinity decreases
towards the equator and towards the poles. Near the
equator,there is heavy rainfall, high relative
humidity cloudiness etc. due to which there is lesser
amount of salinity compared to tropical region
Closure by compartment: divide it in parts, then debate n vote upon.
Kangaroo closure: debate n vote upon only important parts; rest be assumed to be passed.
Guillotine: due to lack of time, some parts to be voted upon without being debated.
Economy cut: reduce a specific amount.
Token cut: reduce Rs. 100
Concept: policy cut when we disagree with the expenditure ; economy cut when we want it to be done in a thrifty manner; token cut when we agree with the expenditure proposal.
i think umbilcal artery(impure blood) and umbilical vein(pure blood) add to the list respectively.
correct me if i m wrong
@mango_dolly @Joker
Even though Kanishka is from Kushan Empire,this Period is identified with Saka name ,not to be confused with Saka Empire.
Indians considered both of them as external tribes & Saka were 1st to be indianized before Kushans,so both were carried under Same name.
Other facts:
The Saka era, also known as the Shalivahana era, was adopted by the Indian government as the Indian national calendar.
Astronomers like Varahmihira, mathematician Brahmagupta and historians like Kalhana used Saka era in their celebrated works, as did the Gurjaras of Bhinmal, Chalukyas of Badami and Rashtrakutas of Deccan.
The 1st day of Saka Calendar is celebrated as new year in areas of Maharashtra and Goa as Gudi Padwa, in Karnataka, Telangana & AP as Ugadi.
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saka_era