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Why are the gateway arch's legs triangles?
Because that's how the architect designed them.
What is a structural system that defines space by transferring stress outward to its legs?
arch
How does the arch in foot help you?
its is some sort of a shock absorber because humans got to walk on two legs, evolution created this arch, and and S-shaped back
How does the arch in your foot help you?
its is some sort of a shock absorber because humans got to walk on two legs, evolution created this arch, and and S-shaped back
How do you get strong legs?
Deep knee bends.
How do you do a pencil dive?
You must have a 6ft deep pool. Hold your nose, jump straight down your entire body straight as a pencil then if you touch the ground extend your legs as soon as posoble.
Babies pull up their legs and arch their backs in response to sudden noises because of the?
It Is The Babinski Reflex
Can your arch pain affect you ankle?
Yes and it also affects your back (spine), feet, ankles, and legs
Sock marks on legs i have just started to get deep marks on my legs from my socks they are not tight my legs are not painful but my socks are leaveing deep marks and as only started happening .?
Me too. I've wondered if it's from being dehydrated.
What do caterpillars use their legs for?
to walk on the ground.
How does dog moves?
A dog trots by means of propulsion with its four legs. Usually dogs walk with three legs on the ground at a time; dogs have two legs on the ground to save time while leaping.
In a horse where would you find architrave?
Architrave: arch + trave, the beam (trave) that connects the pillars or legs of a horse.
