Plate tectonic is the state the outer portion of the earth crust composed rigid units called plates.
Mantle convection causes the tectonic plates of the Earth to move slowly. Mantle convection is when heat moves from the mantle to the surface and causes the mantle, and the tectonic plates to move very slowly.
"Sternum" is the proper name for what is commonly referred to as the breastplate.. I've never actually heard anyone refer to it as the chest plate XD However, I can't think of anything else you could be referring to.
That may refer to the Earth being "geologically active", meaning there is activity such as plate movement, earthquakes, volcanoes.
Cell plate is a formation in plant cells. It is a structure that grows between two sets of chromosomes when a cell is undergoing cell division. It is the structure that finally becomes the wall that sets apart the two new cells after cell division.
what happens to the tectonic plates when there is an earthquake? where are earthquakes most common and why in these places? [in this you can refer to the arrangement in plate boundaries and plate tectonics] how can earthquakes damage the environment? sorry...i will try and think of some more...but i am not really sure...i got these off the top of my head from doing plate tectonics in school...hope that's okay
Everybody lives on plates, the plates are part of the crust, if you get rid of the plates we will be on the mantle, which is basically magma and some rock, so I think we would all die.
Mantle convection causes the tectonic plates of the Earth to move slowly. Mantle convection is when heat moves from the mantle to the surface and causes the mantle, and the tectonic plates to move very slowly.
China Plate is Cockney slang for Mate
alpha plate is modern electroplate, not to confuse with sheffield plate. the name sheffield should only refer to location marc
"treadles" refer to the foot plate under the old-timey machine. You rock the plate up and down, to move the needle up and down....
I believe that would refer to meat, fruit, and vegetables.
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Most generally the numbers in a license plate refer to the issuing jurisdiction. Most states use a series of symbols, numbers and letters. Others use a county coding system that includes the expiration in the plate number.
"Sternum" is the proper name for what is commonly referred to as the breastplate.. I've never actually heard anyone refer to it as the chest plate XD However, I can't think of anything else you could be referring to.
Is this in a recipe? If so, 6"r might refer to a 6" round pie plate or similar baking equipment.
Yes. Most insurance will refer to the car by VIN number, and not by license plate.
Is this in a recipe? If so, 6"r might refer to a 6" round pie plate or similar baking equipment.