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يوجد في النص رموز و أحرف غير مفهومة.
يوجد في النص رموز و أحرف غير مفهومة.
False (B)
النص يتكون من جمل مفيدة وواضحة.
النص يتكون من جمل مفيدة وواضحة.
False (B)
النص يحتوي على رموز رياضية.
النص يحتوي على رموز رياضية.
True (A)
يحتوي النص على أحرف غير عربية
يحتوي النص على أحرف غير عربية
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النص عبارة عن مقالة حول موضوع معين.
النص عبارة عن مقالة حول موضوع معين.
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المعالجة الرقمية
المعالجة الرقمية
تقنية استخدام الحواسيب لتحليل البيانات الرقمية.
تنسيق البيانات
تنسيق البيانات
طريقة تنظيم البيانات لتسهيل فهمها واستخدامها.
التشفير
التشفير
عملية تحويل المعلومات إلى شكل غير قابل للقراءة لضمان الأمان.
شبكة الاتصالات
شبكة الاتصالات
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خوارزميات
خوارزميات
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المحتوى الوراثي
المحتوى الوراثي
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الجين
الجين
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الحمض النووي
الحمض النووي
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الكروموسوم
الكروموسوم
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الطفرة الجينية
الطفرة الجينية
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Study Notes
General Geography Study Notes
- Geography: The study of the Earth's surface, its features, and the processes that shape them.
- Human Geography: The study of the spatial aspects of human activities, including population, cultures, economies, politics, and societies. It examines how these things are distributed across the Earth's surface and interact with each other.
- Physical Geography: Focuses on the natural processes and features of the Earth, such as climate, landforms, water resources, and vegetation. It explores how these natural elements shape the Earth's surface and interact with human activity.
- Environmental Geography: Examines the relationships between human activities and the environment, including the impacts of human actions on the natural world and the ways in which the environment influences human societies.
- Location: A key concept in geography that refers to the position of a place on Earth's surface. It can be described using absolute or relative terms.
- Distribution: How things are spread across a given area or region. This can be analyzed in terms of density, concentration, and pattern.
- Human-Environment Interaction: The complex relationship between human societies and the environment, where both influence and shape each other.
- Spatial Relationships: The connections and interactions between different places, reflecting patterns of movement, communication, and exchange.
- Place: A specific location with unique characteristics and meaning, shaped by both natural and human factors. Places aren't just locations; they're imbued with feelings, memories, and identities.
Geographic Concepts
- Relative Location: A place's position in relation to other places or features (e.g., "next to the river").
- Absolute Location: A place's precise position on the Earth's surface, often described using coordinates (latitude and longitude) on a map.
- Density: The number of people or things per unit of area (e.g., population density).
- Concentration: How closely grouped or dispersed things are (e.g., clustered, dispersed).
- Pattern: The way things are arranged in space (e.g., linear, grid-like).
- Region: An area with shared characteristics, which can be based on physical features, human activities, or a combination of both (e.g., a climate region, an urban region, a cultural region).
- Scale: The level of detail in a geographic analysis (e.g., global scale, local scale).
Geographic Tools & Techniques
- Maps: Visual representations of the Earth's surface, used to show locations, distributions, and relationships.
- GIS (Geographic Information Systems): Computer-based tools that integrate text, numerical data, images, and spatial data to create maps and analyze geographic information.
- Remote Sensing: Using technology like satellites to collect data about the Earth's surface without direct physical contact.
- Geographic Information Systems (GIS): Computer-based systems for storing, retrieving, analyzing, and displaying geographic data.
- Charts and Graphs: Visual representations of numerical data, often used in geographic analysis (e.g., population pyramids).
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تتناول هذه المقالة موضوع الرموز والأحرف الرياضية غير المفهومة. تشمل على رموز وأحرف غير عربية وكلمات مفيدة واضحة، مما يساعد في فهم النص بشكل أفضل.
