The Coriolis Effect Tends to Keep the Wind from Flowing

question 109

True/False

The Coriolis effect tends to keep the wind from flowing down the pressure gradient.

Appreciate the significance of multiple sources of evidence in decision making, including hard data and expert opinions.

Understand the difference between crowdsourcing to a general crowd versus experts.

Recognize various application areas of crowdsourcing in businesses and its comparative advantage to traditional methods.

Understand the basics and applications of monocular and binocular cues for depth perception.

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