The Steam Engine Was a Disruptive Innovation for the Builders

question 24

True/False

The steam engine was a disruptive innovation for the builders of ocean-going sailing ships because steam ships were initially slower and less reliable than sailing ships.

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Ca In Situ

Carcinoma in situ, a term indicating that cancerous cells are present but have not spread beyond the layer of cells where they initially developed.

Malignant Changes

Refers to the transformation of cells into cancerous cells that can invade and destroy adjacent tissues.

Origination Site

The starting point or location where something begins or is created.

Mass

Abnormal collection of tissue.