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What do you understand by the terms lower standard point and upper standard point?
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How the two terms freezing point and melting point relate to one another?
These terms are synonyms.
Why do plastics have a lower melting point than metals explain in terms of chemical bonding?
Metals have metallic bonds which plastics lack.Plastics lack delocalised electrons that are found in metals.
When are the terms melting point and freezing point used?
When determining the melting point or the freezing point of something....that is when they are used....
At what time does it begin to descend?
In terms of the diurnal cycle, the sun starts to descend at the moment of local solar noon. In terms of the yearly cycle, the sun starts to descend (that is, reach a highest point lower than the previous day) at the moment of the summer solstice.
What is threshold in medical terms?
In medical terms (since you categorised your question in "Health"), a threshold is defined as:1 - The minimal stimulus that produces excitation of a human structure (i.e - the minimal stimulus eliciting a motor response).2- The lower limit of perception for a stimulus.3 - The point at which a stimulus produces a sensation.In architectural terms, a threshold is defined as:1- A strip of metal, wood or stone forming the bottom of a doorway.2 - A point of entry or beginning in a building.
What do you understand by following terms-infrasonic waves?
Sound waves at frequencies lower than humans can hear.
What is the fulcrum?
FULCRUMA fulcrum is the support point for a lever used to raise or lower something. Basically, THE POINT AROUND WHICH A LEVER MOVES, IS CALLED FULCRUM.An easy way to understand what a fulcrum means is the point in which the sea saw is supported by and an old scale.In general terms, a fulcrum is the support or pivot point for a mechanical lever.
Do all mountains round to a point?
Short answer: No. Things are either rounded or pointed; "rounding to a point" is a contradiction in terms. That being said, I understand what you mean. Some mountains taper, others do not.
What terms are used for the lower levels of pipe in engineering?
The lowest point in the DWV system, typically where it exits the building, is called the INVERT.
Can 30 over 16 be in lower terms?
Yes, it can. 15/8 is the same number, in lower terms.
What can you say instead of I?
You could say : I understand...... I think....... From my findings..... In my opinion...... In my point of view....... From my knowledge
What does reiterated?
To reiterate means to state something again in terms more easily understandable. For example if someone is speaking in a bunch of technical jargon that only an expert in the field would understand, a person would reiterate something in layman's terms so the the listener would better understand it. It an also be used as a means to further enforce a point. An insructor could reiterate a point to imply its importance.
What do you understand by the terms tachypnoea and bradypnoea?
uncategorized
Which ratios is equivalent to 15 over 21 with lower terms?
15/21 in lower terms is 5/7.It is 5/7.
How the two terms freezing point and melting point relate to one another?
These terms are synonyms.
How can you find error limit?
The error in a set of observations is usually expressed in terms of the Standard Deviation of the measurement set. This implies that for a given plotted point, you have several measurements.
Can 3 go into lower terms?
no
