the word crystalline is often used to describe the internal structure of crystals
Indeed, not all crystals are perfect. Often a process called twinning occurs. On the walls of a cavity, there may be several nucleation centres, points of first formation of a crystal. As these crystals grow they will interfere in each other's space.
Granite does not belong to any crystal structure group because granite is a rock, not a mineral, and only minerals can be grouped by crystal form or shape. Minerals are naturally occurring solids which form the earth and make up its rocks. Minerals develop in predictable geometric patterns called crystals. The term used to describe a crystal's general shape is habit. Some examples of crystal habit groups are cubic, prismatic, tabular, etc. Minerals are sometimes called the building blocks of rocks because rocks are usually made up of 2 or more minerals which formed together in the same space, often without enough room for recognizable crystal formation. The minerals involved and the environment they formed in will determine the type of rock they make. Granite is a rock formed underground from cooled magma (lava that never reached the earth's surface) containing the minerals quartz, feldspar, mica and others. Each individual mineral in a rock belongs to a particular crystal group, but not the rock itself.
Internal temperature is the temperature at or near the center of an object. The internal temperature is very important in cooking things like roasts, chickens, turkeys, etc. There are situations where outside temperature may be quite warm, but internal temperature may be quite cool. Things are to be cooked until the internal temperature is hot, often for some period of time.
The center of a tornado is often referred to at its eye, though a true eye only forms in tropical cyclones (e.g. hurricanes). If such an eye-like structure is detected it is called the weak echo region.the center of a tornado is called the eye.
are the rainforests often called the main cradle of life
Yes, often they do. This structure is often called an anvil.
It's most often denoted as the "outside".
A rock is mineral like a crystal .Also they both are solids A mineral, by definition, is any naturally occurring, inorganic substance, often additionally characterized by an exact crystal structure. Its chemical structure can be exact, or can vary within limits. Elements that occur naturally are also considered minerals like rocks.
Type your answer here... morphometric character of labeo gonious
The study of microscopic anatomy is often called histology.
If they offer homeowners insurance I'm sure they will offer insurance on a wood structure or frame house as it is often called.
Indeed, not all crystals are perfect. Often a process called twinning occurs. On the walls of a cavity, there may be several nucleation centres, points of first formation of a crystal. As these crystals grow they will interfere in each other's space.
induce resonance in molecules and increase internal energy in a substance.
Art that is suspended from a structure of some kind is often called aerial art or suspended art.
The central building, often a cylindrical tower but sometimes quite an elaborate structure, is called a "keep" (in English).
The basic structure and function of living things is the cell. It is the smallest unit that can reproduce. Cells are often called the building blocks of life.
Granite does not belong to any crystal structure group because granite is a rock, not a mineral, and only minerals can be grouped by crystal form or shape. Minerals are naturally occurring solids which form the earth and make up its rocks. Minerals develop in predictable geometric patterns called crystals. The term used to describe a crystal's general shape is habit. Some examples of crystal habit groups are cubic, prismatic, tabular, etc. Minerals are sometimes called the building blocks of rocks because rocks are usually made up of 2 or more minerals which formed together in the same space, often without enough room for recognizable crystal formation. The minerals involved and the environment they formed in will determine the type of rock they make. Granite is a rock formed underground from cooled magma (lava that never reached the earth's surface) containing the minerals quartz, feldspar, mica and others. Each individual mineral in a rock belongs to a particular crystal group, but not the rock itself.