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What is the meaning of raised ground?
a causeway
A raised road across low lying ground?
A raised road across low lying ground is called a causeway.
What are the types of faults in ehv transmission lines?
The three types are Line to ground faults line to line fault double line to ground fault three phase line to ground fault
What does raised to the ground mean?
"Raised to the ground" means completely destroyed or demolished, leaving nothing standing. It signifies that a building or structure has been leveled to the point where there is nothing left.
How was Jesus Christ's cross raised?
They nailed him to it flat on the ground and then raised it by attatching ropes and pulling it. That is my theory. I wasn't there.
How is embackment spelled?
Raised ground adjacent to a roadway is an "embankment".
What is the name of the town that was raised to the ground by the Germans in ww2?
Lidice .
Is line to line fault is larger than line to ground or double line to ground fault?
It depends on the source impedance. This is very often not true.
What are tramways?
passenger carrying systems that are raised on pylons above ground.
What is a large raised area that rises above that surrounding ground?
A plateau.
When a body is raised from the ground it stores which type of energy?
Potential energy.
Why is the equator imaginary?
It is a concept, not a physical thing. There is no line painted on the ground and ocean to show where the equator is, just as there is no line on the ground to show a state line.
