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The bony landmarks are: iliac crest (a good place to put you hands on), anterior superior iliac spine (that "bump" you can feel on either side of your stomach if it is flat), symphysis pubis (between the legs), sacral promontory which you can not feel but is above the leaf shaped tail bone called the sacrum. Plus the lower ribs and end of the sternum.
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What is the average weather in Redmond Oregon in October and November?
{| ! Month ! Avg. High ! Avg. Low ! Avg. Precip ! Rec. High ! Rec. Low | January 41.0° F 22.0° F 1.10 in 65.0° F(01/31/1989) -19.0° F (01/06/1982) February 47.0° F 26.0° F 0.70 in 72.0° F(02/25/1986) -20.0° F (02/05/1989) March53.0° F 27.0° F 0.80 in 74.0° F(03/28/1986) 12.0° F (03/06/1981) April 59.0° F 30.0° F 0.50 in 87.0° F(04/28/1987) 12.0° F (04/20/1985) May 66.0° F 36.0° F 0.70 in 97.0° F(05/31/1986) 18.0° F (05/04/1982) June 75.0° F 43.0° F 0.80 in 96.0° F(06/01/1986) 25.0° F (06/01/1984) July 83.0° F 46.0° F 0.50 in 100.0° F(07/21/1988) 29.0° F (07/08/1981) August 82.0° F 46.0° F 0.50 in 98.0° F(08/12/1981) 30.0° F (08/29/1980) September 74.0° F 39.0° F 0.40 in 97.0° F(09/04/1988) 17.0° F (09/29/1983) October 64.0° F 33.0° F 0.60 in 90.0° F(10/07/1980) 8.0° F (10/09/1985) November 49.0° F 28.0° F 1.10 in 77.0° F(11/05/1980) -8.0° F (11/23/1985) December42.0° F 23.0° F 1.20 in 66.0° F(12/31/1980) -10.0° F (12/23/1983) |}
What do you notice as you change the diaphragm?
As you increase the f-stop number (stopping down) by closing the diaphragm you decrease the light. The conventional f-stop scale on camera lenses results from the halving of the available light. For example, when you stop down from f/11 to f/16, you are decreasing the light by half...that would require halving the shutter speed to get the same exposure.The standard f-stop scale on cameras goes:f/1, f/1.4, f/2, f/2.8, f/4, f/5.6, f/8, f/11, f/16, f/22, f/32, f/45, f/64, f/90, f/128...
What is the weather in Flordia?
Month Low High Jan 52.4°F 70.1°F Feb 53.8°F 71.6°F Mar 58.5°F 76.3°F Apr 62.4°F 80.6°F May 68.9°F 86.3°F Jun 74.0°F 88.9°F Jul 75.3°F 89.7°F Aug 75.4°F 90.0°F Sept 74.3°F 89.0°F Oct 67.6°F 84.1°F Nov 60.7°F 78.0°F Dec 54.7°F 72.0°F Don't forget these are averages. It is not uncommon for the temperature to go into the high 90's in the summer. I have seen 98ºF and into the low hundreds many times in July through early September. i really dont know :P At 7:23 p.m. EST STANDERD TIME it is 68 Degrees.
What are the highest and lowest temperatures in Fahrenheit on a thermometer?
Usually, max 212 F and min 32 F It depends on for what the thermometer will be used. My greenhouse min/max thermometer has a min of -40°F and a max of 120°F A (non-digital) clinical thermometer has a min of 94°F and a max of 108°F A cook's (sugar/jam) thermometer has a min of 100°F and a max of 400°F
What are the notes in an F natural minor scale?
The notes in an F natural minor scale are F, G, Ab, Bb, C, Db, and Eb.
What are the release dates for Bony Lil's Distraction - 2007?
Bony Lil's Distraction - 2007 was released on: USA: June 2007 (F*ck the Backrow National Tour)
What are some landmarks that start with the letter f?
· Fenway Park (Boston) · Fifth Avenue in New York City
What has the author John F McCarthy written?
John F. McCarthy has written: 'Joyce's Dublin' -- subject(s): Dublin (Ireland), Guidebooks, In literature, Knowledge, Literary landmarks, Walking
What mineral that starts with letter F helps make bones and teeth stronger and improves resistance to cavity?
Flouridefluride
What has the author Theodore F Wolfe written?
Theodore F. Wolfe has written: 'A Literary Pilgrimage Among The Haunts Of Famous British Authors' -- subject(s): Literary landmarks, Intellectual life, Homes and haunts, English Authors, Description and travel
What temperature should stuffing packed into the bird cavity of a bird reach?
Any contents in the bird cavity should reach the temperature that is recommended for the bird itself. I.e., if you are cooking a turkey with stuffing, both the turkey AND stuffing should reach 165 deg. F.
What is the body cavity of frog?
If you are refering to fertilization then: '''Ovulated amphibian eggs that have not been coated with jelly in the oviduct are known as body-cavity eggs.'''There is the oral cavity: a. Esophagus opening. b. Vomerine teeth. c. Grove of the maxilla. d. Maxillary teeth. e. Internal nare. f. Eye ball. g. Eustachian tube opening. h. Jaw ridge. i. Underside of the tongue. j. Glottis. k. Cut muscle and bone.And the liver is the largest organ in the body cavity of a frog.
What is the tuned frequency of Rhomboidal shaped Helmholtz resonator?
The tuned frequency of a rhomboidal shaped Helmholtz resonator can be calculated using the Helmholtz resonator formula, which takes into account the volume of the resonator cavity, the area of the neck opening, and the length of the neck. The formula is f = (c/2π) * sqrt(AVL), where f is the resonant frequency, c is the speed of sound, A is the area of the neck opening, V is the volume of the cavity, and L is the length of the neck.
What are famous landmarks that begin with K?
The Kremlin is a famous landmark in Moscow.
What has the author Edward F Stanton written?
Edward F. Stanton has written: 'Culture and Customs of Spain (Culture and Customs of Europe)' 'Hemingway and Spain' -- subject(s): American Authors, Americans, Biography, Bullfights, Bullfights in literature, Description and travel, History, In literature, Journeys, Knowledge, Literary landmarks, Spain, Spain in literature, Travel
What is an antonym of entrance from the following words A mouth B oral C cavity D lips E muzzle F exit?
Antonym means a word that is the OPPOSITE of another word. So is the opposite of entrance is exit.
Retreat is to advance as oppose is to?
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