Why do you see a complete image when there
are really just thousands of little red, green, and
blue dots on the screen?

Answer:

Explanation:

The reason why we see a complete image when there are just thousands of little red, green, and blue dots on the screen is that our eyes and brain perceive the image as a whole, rather than focusing on individual dots. This is known as the "pixels illusion".

When the pixels are small enough and close enough together, our eyes see them as a continuous image rather than individual dots. The brain is able to process the information from the individual pixels and interprets it as a cohesive image. The human visual system is able to perceive the image as a whole because of the high resolution capability of our eyes and the ability of the brain to process visual information and make sense of it. Additionally, the sub-pixels are illuminated at different intensities and color shades, so the brain can perceive the image as a whole and not just individual dots.

Why are housing starts a key indicator of a nation’s economic well-being?


Residential construction is more important to the economy than commercial or industrial construction.
Residential construction is more important to the economy than commercial or industrial construction.

Gross domestic product cannot be calculated without knowing the number of housing starts.
Gross domestic product cannot be calculated without knowing the number of housing starts.

Housing starts affect the health of a number of other important industries.
Housing starts affect the health of a number of other important industries.

Housing starts can be used as a measure of homelessness and, by proxy, unemployment.

What is a simple definition for the word Plimsolide

Grade 8 Science test
NEED TO STUDY!!!!!!!!

Two-part adhesives cure:
A) using moisture.
B)when mixed together.
C) using ultraviolet light.
D) when pressure is applied.

Across
4. Large ships dock
here
5. An enclosed area of
water in a port for
loading, unloading, and
repair of ships
6. Used to get from A
to B
8. Used to carry goods
and people
11. Having paid work
13. The basic physical
and organizational
structures and facilities
(e.g buildings, roads,
power supplies) needed
for the operation of
society.
15. A track made of
steel rails which trains
run along
Down
1. Bristol, Cardiff,
Birmingham have one
2. A building for
human habitation.
Construction
3. To change an area
of a town buy replacing
old buildings, roads, etc.
7. A dual-carriageway
road designed for fast
traffic
9. A large town
10. A built-up area with
a name
12. A building used as a
place of business for non
- manual work.
14. An artificial
waterway constructed to
allow the passage of
boats or ships inland

In oral and written communication, the technician analyzes information based on all of the following.
EXCEPT:
Select one:
O a. notes.
O b. data searches.
c. observations.
d. All of the answers