Scientists Examine the Strength of Spider Webs in Attempting to Develop

question 29

Multiple Choice

Scientists examine the strength of spider webs in attempting to develop stronger materials for use in building and technology. This is an example of

• A) synetics.
• B) direct analogy.
• C) bionics.
• D) fantasy analogy.
• E) None of the above

Know how to enhance accessibility in presentations for users with disabilities.

Learn different animation triggers and their applications.

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