Cоntempоrаry web brоwsers support tаbbed browsing, аllowing multiple websites to be open simultaneously in separate tabs. Consider two simplified browser architectures: A multithreaded architecture, in which tabs execute as separate threads within a shared browser process. A multiprocess architecture, such as the architecture popularized by Chrome, in which tabs execute in separate processes. Explain the major advantages and disadvantages of using separate processes, rather than threads within a shared process, to implement browser tabs. Organize your answer into separate bulleted lists for advantages and disadvantages. Each bullet must clearly identify and explain one advantage or disadvantage.
DIRECTIONS: Cоmplete the cоncept mаp belоw with words from the pаssаge.One of the best places in the world to see a natural light show is Vieques, a small island that belongs to Puerto Rico. The island is famous for its bahía bioluminiscente, or "bio bay" - home to countless dinoflagellates. These dust-size beings are named for their two flagella 5 and the whirling motion they make ( dinos means "whirling" in Greek). Dinoflagellates light up whenever the water around them moves; they are the organisms typically responsible for the flashes of light you sometimes see when swimming or boating on a dark night. Visitors to Vieques can join an evening tour group and set out across the bay in transparent canoes. The island has only a few streetlights, so when the moon is not yet risen, the sea is dark and the sky is full of stars. Fish dart through the water, looking like meteors. Eventually, the movement of the canoes disturbs the dinoflagellates, and they light up in a bright, flickering stream. Watching them through the canoe's transparent floor can give a powerful impression that the water is part of the sky, and you are paddling through the stars. nar002-1.jpg (3) ____________________ [BLANK-1]
DIRECTIONS: Cоmplete the cоncept mаp belоw with words from the pаssаge.One of the best places in the world to see a natural light show is Vieques, a small island that belongs to Puerto Rico. The island is famous for its bahía bioluminiscente, or "bio bay" - home to countless dinoflagellates. These dust-size beings are named for their two flagella 5 and the whirling motion they make ( dinos means "whirling" in Greek). Dinoflagellates light up whenever the water around them moves; they are the organisms typically responsible for the flashes of light you sometimes see when swimming or boating on a dark night. Visitors to Vieques can join an evening tour group and set out across the bay in transparent canoes. The island has only a few streetlights, so when the moon is not yet risen, the sea is dark and the sky is full of stars. Fish dart through the water, looking like meteors. Eventually, the movement of the canoes disturbs the dinoflagellates, and they light up in a bright, flickering stream. Watching them through the canoe's transparent floor can give a powerful impression that the water is part of the sky, and you are paddling through the stars. nar002-1.jpg (2) ____________________ [BLANK-1]