Answer to Question 1
Open Table; datasheet
Answer to Question 2
Grid computing refers to combining the computing power of a large number of smaller, independent, networked computers (often regular desktop PCs) into a cohesive system in order to solve problems that only supercomputers were previously capable of solving. Similar to cloud computing, grid computing makes use of distributed resources; however, in contrast to cloud computing, the resources in a grid are typically applied to a single large problem. To make grid computing work, large computing tasks are broken into small chunks, each of which can then be completed by individual computers. However, as the individual computers are also in regular use, the individual calculations are performed during the computers' idle time so as to maximize the use of existing resources.
A portion of the periodic table of elements
The Periodic Table
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OPEN GLOVING 2
Example of an employee performance evaluation form.
The oral cavity: (A) sagittal section; (B) anterior view as seen through the open mouth.