Is there a difference between burp and belch? If so what is it?
A burp is accidental, and you apologize after wards. A belch is more deliberate and you say something like "good one"
Is there any difference between denim and jeans? If so, what is it?
Denim and jeans are words that are confusing for many people because of the use of the word denim for many different garments made for men and women. In some parts of the world, the word denim is used interchangeably with jeans in such a manner that people refer to jeans as denim.However, the two words refer to two different things and the use of the word denim for jeans is wrong as will be clear to the readers after reading this article.JeansJeans is one garment worn by people of all ages around the world that needs no introduction today. Introduced by Levi Strauss as a copper riveted cotton trouser in the 2nd half of the 19th century, jeans has today become a type of trouser that is seen in the wardrobe of most men and women across the world. It has a universal appeal and a very youthful and rugged image. Jeans is considered casual wear and worn by men and women outside workplaces. Students cannot live without their basic 5 pocket jeans and have many pairs of jeans in their wardrobes to be ready for all occasions.DenimDenim is the name of the fabric that is used to make jeans. It is a fabric made of cotton will that is 100% cotton and very comfortable. This fabric is used all over the world to make jeans, jackets, shirts, Hoodies, ripped jeans for men and many other accessories for men of all ages. However, ‘Denim jeans’ is a garment that has given this fabric an identity. This fabric is woven with warp yarn that is blue cotton and a filling yarn that is white cotton to create twill that has diagonal running parallel lines.Difference between Jeans and Denim:• Denim is the fabric whereas jeans is the trouser that is made of denim cloth• Denim is used to make not just jeans but also shirts and skirts apart from many other accessories• Denim is made of heavy twill• All jeans are denim, but not all denims are jeans• Denim is a fashion fabric used to make many things, whereas jeans is just one of the garments made from denim
Is there a difference between being "frank" and being "candid"? If so, what is it?
Frankness defines a sense of openness and honesty in someone where "Candid" is used in a context where you'd call the person more unreserved or forthright. The term frank has a "sincerity" context where "candid" has one which applies some level of impromptu nature.There's very little difference in the actual meanings of the words and they're usually used interchangeably, but it may change according to the circumstance at hand.For instance, using candid in the sentence- "She was remarkably candid about her sexual encounters." is more appropriate than using "frank".On the other hand, "She looked at him with frank admiration" is much more suitable than using "candid".
Is there a difference between a enigma and a enema, if so, what is it?
enigma - MEEEEEE ! lol enema - are you saying I've got verbal diarrhoea? :)))
What is the difference between but and yet in English?
As conjunctions, but and yet are interchangeable. One is often substituted for the other to avoid repetition, as in this sentence:Many, many people here share these thoughts, yet nobody can say anything. But I’m saying something.This has the same meaning as,Many, many people here share these thoughts, [but] nobody can say anything. [Yet] I’m saying something.Using one or the other in both spots would also create the same meaning, but it might sound repetitive.
Is there a difference between carmel and caramel? If so, what?
Nope! people just say it different.
Is there a difference between "Moslem" and "Muslim"? If so, what is it? Serious answers only, please.
No difference in definition. "Moslem" was used until the 1980s, after which it wasn't used as much. "Muslim" is preferred, because some people pronounce "Moslem" as "Mozz-lemm", which sounds similar to the Arabic word for "oppressor", "Za'lem". It's not as close to the Arabic word, anyway, unlike the spelling "Muslim". Many English-speakers pronounce that "Muzz-lim", though in Arabic, it's closer to "Mus-lim" (with the "u" being the "oo" in "foot", and the "i" the same "i" as in the word "it", and the s as an as, not a z.) I think that pronounciation sounds better, though a little time spent studying Arabic might've biased me there.
Is there a difference between Bluetooth 4.0 and Bluetooth Low Energy? If so, what?
Bluetooth Low Energy was previously called Bluetooth Ultra Low Power, and in early 2001, was WiBree. “Wi” for wireless, and “Bree” for Bree in the Lord of the Rings. Bree was the town where the two major roads, the Great East Road and Greenway, crossed. Bluetooth Low Energy is an "always off" technology. It transmits short packages of data and is not able to support audio streaming. It is perfect for devices like a heart rate belt, mouse or keypad.Bluetooth Low Energy is a part of Bluetooth 4.0. A dual mode device like a smartphone is able to support classic Bluetooth (BT) and Bluetooth Low Energy at the same time. Your smartphone could be connected to a Bluetooth 2.1 headset and stream audio, and at the same time be connected to a heart rate belt or other sensors on your bicycle.Single mode devices like the heart rate belt will run in the Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) peripheral mode and the smartphone will run in the central mode. In the classic Bluetooth this is still called master and slave.In the new specification, BT 4.1 we have the hub. You will find such a hub in a smart watch for sports. The watch will work in the central mode in direction to the heart rate belt and other senors on the bike and in peripheral mode in direction to the smartphone. Professionals will not carry the heavy smartphone while riding the bike and will collect the data in smart watch. The watch will work in the peripheral mode during the transfer of the collected data to the smartphone. Often the data will be forwarded to a tablet or laptop. Windows 8 supports Bluetooth 4.0 as a dual mode device (classic Bluetooth and Bluetooth Low Energy). Android 4.3 and higher could support BLE. Not all Android devices on 4.3 are able to support BLE, just support classic Bluetooth only. Apple iOS has supported BLE since the iPhone 4S exists. On Linux, the protocol stack BlueZ got an update to support BLE as well. The update does not mean that all Linux devices will support BLE now. BLE has a higher modulation index and needs 2 MHz bandwidth instead of 1 MHz like classic Bluetooth. The other reason is the very fast time of BLE for pairing and reconnecting. BLE needs 6 ms and classic Bluetooth up to 6 seconds! Older BT chips will be too slow, thus unable to support the 6 ms BLE.
Is there a difference between hip hop and modern dance? If so what is it?
Hip Hop is a faster tempo, has a beat to it. Totally different from modern, it is very urban. Modern is a different version of ballet more freestyle and without all the classical. :)
Is there a difference between logic and common sense? And if so ,what is it ?
surely logic is the application of common sense, its the same as knowledge without wisdom. If you had good common sense but never used it, that would be illogical.