The attached sensors help control how the building moves forward. It’s like giving the building crutches so it can stand up and then walk. A timelapse shot shows the school inching laboriously along, one small step at a time. https://cdn.cnn.com/cnn/.e/interactive/html5-video-media/2020/10/29/DESKTOP_02_moving_building_opt2.mp4 You might have stumbled upon an unusual sight in the …
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As Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies continue to grow, the question of regulation becomes increasingly pressing. It is essential that steps are taken to understand potential areas of weakness in this technology before it, and others like it, become mainstream methods of transferring illicit funds around the world. Bitcoin currency is …
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Suu Kyi’s time in politics has been full of twists and turns. One thing that is crystal clear that her political journey has been overshadowed by the actions of military leadership. Suu Kyi rather served as a face-saving for real monsters in the troubled-politics of Myanmar. Aung San Suu Kyi …
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More than 42 different USBs have been used hundreds of times on computers. Tehsildar, Lecturer Education, Economics, Biology, Political Science, Physics, Pak Studies, and Arabic question papers were accessed. According to anti-corruption sources, more than 82 USBs were inserted hundreds of times in the three computers. It has been revealed …
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If entire pieces of content on a site are duplicates then Google will rank one, not the other. However, multiple copies of the same page do not send negative ranking signals. Google’s John Mueller during Google Search Central SEO office-hours made it clear that the duplicate content does not count …
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The condition of B-form contradicts students’ constitutional right to get free and compulsory education either directly or indirectly. Moreover, this act of government can cause serious obstructions in the way of students who aspire to get an education in public sector schools. The government has conditioned the student’s entry into …
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First conditional sentences The verb in the if-clause(conditional part) is in the present tense whereas the verb in the main clause is in the simple future. It doesn’t matter which comes first. Both the clauses in the first conditional sentences relate to the future. In the first conditional sentences, both …
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The gruesome abduction of Daniel Pearl Pearl was the South Asia bureau chief for the Wall Street Journal when he was abducted in Karachi in January 2002 while researching a story about armed fighters. Nearly a month later and after a string of ransom demands were made, a graphic video …
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FIA Arrests Seven Trainee Sub-inspectors For Cheating In Recruitment Test The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) on Wednesday arrested its seven trainee sub-inspectors for using unfair means in written exams to get appointments or promotions in the federal agency. Following a thorough investigation, the FIA said its Anti-Corruption Cell (ACC) in Islamabad had …
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Simple Sentence comprises subject and predicate The subject is a noun/pronoun (name of a person place or a thing) A predicate is the part of a sentence or clause containing a verb and stating something about the subject. Simple sentences usually disclose one piece of information. Examples of simple sentences …
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