answer:Key principles of submarine design are hydrodynamic performance, stealth, endurance, and survivability. These principles influence decisions regarding platform size by balancing the need for space for crew, supplies, and equipment against the need for a smaller platform that is harder to detect. Propulsion decisions are influenced by the need for speed, endurance, stealth, and range. Weapons systems are chosen for their flexibility, range, and effectiveness against various kinds of targets. Ultimately, every design decision is made to optimize the submarine's ability to fulfill its mission while preserving the safety and wellbeing of its crew.

answer:Some notable works of Kazimir Malevich include "Black Square," "White on White," and "Suprematist Composition: Airplane Flying."

answer:Some unique features of traditional Japanese painting include the use of flowing, calligraphic brushstrokes, the incorporation of negative space, an emphasis on capturing the essence or spirit of the subject rather than a realistic representation, the use of muted colors, and the blending of imagery and text.

answer:Some of the major naval conflicts of the 16th century include the Spanish Armada (1588), the Battle of Lepanto (1571), the Battle of Diu (1509), and the Battle of Preveza (1538).