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What is a usually extensive land area having a relatively level surface raised above adjacent land at least on one side?
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Which surface is the mouth usually found in echinoderm?
Their mouth is situated on the underside or oral surface.
How does an avalanche usually change the surface of a mountain?
An avalanche usually change the surface of a mountain by either decreasing the size of a mountain or moving rocks and trees.
What affects the surface of planets?
Usually the tectonic plates.
Is hardness an entensive property?
Hardness, young pupil is an extensive property, because it pertains to more physical properties. Intensive properties are usually associated with the chemical structure of the element. XDDXDXDXDXD
How do xenoliths and xenocrysts reach the surface?
They usually reach Earth's surface when they are entrained (carried along with) within molten material from depth that is erupted onto the earth's surface.
What is the relationship between plateau and grassland?
A plateau is a usually extensive land area having a relatively level surface raised sharply above adjacent land on at least one side.... that is like a mesa, a raised section of land. A grassland is either a farmland where grains are grown, or just a very large area where the predominant plant is grass. They are both flat places that usually contain a lot of grass, grassland is generally the more general/broad term.
Do adjacent angles have the same measurement?
Not usually.
What is the giant star?
The largest stars - that is, largest in diameter - are usually red. This is related to the fact that their surface temperature is relatively low. They still radiate huge amounts of energy though, due to their large surface.
What color is the giant star?
The largest stars - that is, largest in diameter - are usually red. This is related to the fact that their surface temperature is relatively low. They still radiate huge amounts of energy though, due to their large surface.
Why is paint usually applied on the surface of wall?
The surface of the wall is the surface you usually want to paint.
What does adjacent prime mean?
Adjacent means next to for example one angle is adjacent (next to) the other.ans 2.The answer above is a correct statement, but does not answer the question.An 'adjacent prime' is not usually next to another prime. Adjacent primes are those that are separated by exactly one even number from another prime. Example : 29, 31.
How do i find the components of a vector?
Usually the two familiar components are opposite and adjacent. For opposite sine function and for adjacent cosine function have to used. Hence as R is to be resolved then the components are R sin@ and R cos@, where @ is the angle of R with its adjacent.
What is a lake called that is usually blue and adjacent to the sea?
A lagoon. PS missing answer is candle.
What does adjacent mean mathematically?
it means something that is next to something usually used in angles
What does Byte means?
A sequence of adjacent bits, usually eight, operated on as a unit by a computer.
Where on a map is coastal plain?
A coastal plain can be found along the coast of any landmass typically between the ocean and the adjacent land. The coastal plain usually extends inland and is typically lower in elevation than the adjacent land. On a map the coastal plain can be seen as a strip of land usually a lighter color than the adjacent land that stretches along the coastline of the landmass. Along the coast of any landmass. Typically between the ocean and the adjacent land. Extending inland. Lower in elevation than the adjacent land. On a map the coastal plain can be seen as a strip of land usually a lighter color than the adjacent land that stretches along the coastline of the landmass.
What is difference between intensive and extensive land use?
Intensive land use are usually in the well watered coastal areas and inland irrigated area, while extensive land use are usually in the drier, inland areas.
