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30b and 32a are the same size for the cups but different bands 30b has a tighter band than 32a
Look at the 4th band:silver, 10%gold, 5%brown, 1%red, 2%orange, 3%yellow, 4%A resistor with only 3 bands is 20%
Is important to use as high a percentage modulation as possible while ensuring that overmodulation does not occur. The side bands contain the information and have maximum power at 100% modulation. And AM transmiters attempt to maintain betwen 90 and 95 percent modulation as a compromise between efficiency and the change of drifting into into overmodulation. sources page 76 second paragraph of the MODERN ELECTRONIC COMUNICATION By Jeffrey S.Beasley and Gary M.Miller
For this you need to understand sister sizes, which means a bra size whose cups hold the same volume as another bra size.For example, the sister sizes of the bra size 30D are:26DDD [US] or 26E [UK]28DD32C34B36A38AAAll of those bra sizes hold the same amount of breast tissue, but the size of the band and the width and projection of the cups changes. Someone who wears a 34B has a wider ribcage and shallow, spread-out breasts compared to someone who wears a 26E, who has a smaller ribcage and narrow, projected breasts.There are two graphics that show the relation of sister sizes. In each graphic, all the bra sizes that are in the same color row all hold the same amount of breast tissue.United Kingdom graphic: http://i.imgur.com/6KJjw.pngUnited States graphic: http://i.imgur.com/Sy2LsFf.jpgIn the UK graphic, the smallest bra sizes by volume is 28AA and 26A, while the largest sizes by volume are 50FF, 48G, 46GG, 44H, 42HH, 40J, 38JJ, and 36K.Currently, the largest cup size made in the UK system is LL, so the largest by volume would also include sizes 34KK, 32L, and 30LL.In the US graphic, the smallest bra sizes by volume are also 28AA and 26A (as well as 24B, which is not currently made), and the largest sizes by volume are 52DDD/E/F, 50DDDD/F/G, 48G/H/J, 46I/J/K, 44J, 42K, 40L, 38M, 36N.The largest cup letter currently made in the US is N, which is equal to a UK JJ cup. Brands that follow the UK sizing system, and make cups K, KK, L, and LL, therefore make more larger cups than the US, and may be suitable for women who outsize the US brand's N cupsIt is also worth noting that a couple of United States brands have adopted the UK lettering system as it makes much more sense. One such company is "Affinitas" and it's "Parfait by Affinitas" line. The smallest band commercially made is 28. You can also have 26 and 24 inch bands made by companies such as Ewa Michalak, or you can make them yourself. As more people start to realize that a large number of women need bands under 30", we will see more and more 28s, 26s, and 24s.
There is no such thing as a "bra size 32". Two different things go into a bra size: the band number and the cup letter. You would not say you wear a "32", in the same way you would not say you wear an "F". A cup letter means nothing without a band size attached to it, as the cup letter will change volume on different bands. The band number is (in the United States and United Kingdom) how many inches your ribcage measures, which is where you wear your band. If your ribcage equals 28 inches, you would wear a 28 band. If your ribcage equals 33 inches, you may find firm 34 and loose 32 bands will work for you. If your ribcage equals 32 inches, you would wear a 32 band. The cup letter means how many inches the difference between your ribcage and your bust are. If your ribcage and bust both measure 24, you would wear a 24AA, since an AA equals a 0 inch difference. If your ribcage measures 36 and your bust measures 46, you would wear a 36GG, since a GG means there is a 10 inch difference. A 32 band is not small, it means your ribcage equals 32 inches. This is one of the most common band sizes. Here a list of what letters correspond to how many inches difference: UNITED STATES: 0 inch difference: AA 1 inch difference: A 2 inch difference: B 3 inch difference: C 4 inch difference: D 5 inch difference: DD 6 inch difference: DDD/F 7 inch difference: DDDD/G 8 inch difference: H 9 inch difference: I 10 inch difference: J 11 inch difference: K 12 inch difference: L 13 inch difference: M 14 inch difference: N 15 inch difference: O 16 inch difference: P 17 inch difference: Q 18 inch difference: R UNITED KINGDOM: 0 inch difference: AA 1 inch difference: A 2 inch difference: B 3 inch difference: C 4 inch difference: D 5 inch difference: DD 6 inch difference: E 7 inch difference: F 8 inch difference: FF 9 inch difference: G 10 inch difference: GG 11 inch difference: H 12 inch difference: HH 13 inch difference: J 14 inch difference: JJ 15 inch difference: K 16 inch difference: KK 17 inch difference: L 18 inch difference: LL
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they compare the relative amounts of each kind of food to be eaten daily. or discretionary calories
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the differing widths of the bands tell you what proportion of your diet should come from each food group
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The rubber bands represent the info in the galaxy.
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Silly bands are cute rubber bands that are shaped and never lose there shape. They have tons of silly bands around the world.
Jupiter. It has distinctive bands of clouds, varying on colour from White to brown.
99.9% of bands do not represent anything. They are trying to make some money
I think that the width means how much energy it gives you, but I may be wrong. It is supposed to symbolize what is or isn't healthy. Long width= Healthy; Short width= Unhealthy; In the Middle= Normal health. :)