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A stage is one part of a race that's divided into several stages, or days of racing. A flat is a flat tire, a puncture. If a rider gets a flat he has to stop riding until his support car catches up with him and provides him with a new wheel or a new bike, after which he has to ride hard to catch up with the rest of the races. This usually spoils the rider's chance of winning that stage, but might still allow him to win the overall race. At amateur level the rider might have to fix his own flat along the roadside. A star rider might call for one of his team members to trade bikes with him, allowing the star rider to continue while leaving the support rider to wait for the support canr.
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What is a stage on a microscope?
A stage is a flat surface where the slide is placed and Holds a lens
What is a stage (microscope)?
A stage is a flat surface where the slide is placed and Holds a lens
Stage is microscopic?
Stage is the flat platform where you place your slides. Stage clips hold the slides in place.
What does the stage part of a microscope do?
The stage is the flat piece that the slides are placed on. The two stage clips hold the slide down.
What is the flat surface of a microscope that holds the slide for viewing called?
Stage
On what flat microscope platform is an object placed for viewing?
The flat microscope platform is on which an object is placed for viewing is called the stage.
How do you make a long place for sonic to run very fast in smash bro brawl?
Go to stage builder and choose the biggest stage and make a flat stage
The shortest stage in the tour de France?
Stage 12 on the 13th July
Which stage of river development is characterized by flat flood plains?
Old rivers
Which stage of river development is characterized by flat floodplains?
It's by many valleys or wide , flat , floodplains and by many bends !
What other word can you use besides level?
flat, grade, stage, round, floor,
What is the meaning of stage clips in microsope?
The stage of a microscope is the small flat platform upon which you mount your specimen slides. Stage clips - usually a pair, are designed to hold the specimen slide securely in place.
