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How do you show part of a scale has been omitted?
By a "lightning flash" on the axis, and possibly a shaded band in the graph area at right angles to the missing part of the scale.
What is the term for the ratio representing the size of an illustration or reproduction in relation to the object it represents?
The term is "scale."
Is Chocolate and omitted syllable?
"Chocolate" is sometimes pronounced with the second syllable omitted (choc-lit)
Is chocolate an omitted syllable?
"Chocolate" is sometimes pronounced with the second syllable omitted (choc-lit)
Is Ivory omitted syllable?
In some pronunciations of ivory, the second syllable is omitted. (ahy-vree)
How much difference between musical halfsteps?
5.9 percent
What is a zigzag on a horizontal or vertical graph the indicates that some of the numbers on the scale have been omitted?
interval graph
How do you show part of a scale has been omitted?
By a "lightning flash" on the axis, and possibly a shaded band in the graph area at right angles to the missing part of the scale.
What is the other term of weighing scale?
Balance Scale
What is a musical or mathematical term?
Scale
What is a sentence with the term factories?
Over one thousand factories were shut down due to a deathly chemical that was being omitted.
What is the unscrambled word for LIMTELS?
The anagram is millets (or the slang term mis-tell). The scramble may have omitted some letters.
What does the term 'pay scale' mean?
The term "pay scale" is a noun that refers to the hierarchy of wage level, typically varying according to job title, salary or length of service. It is also called a "salary scale" or "wage scale".
How is the major scale related to the colors of the rainbow?
There are different notes used in a major scale and there are different colours in a rainbow. Some people have a condition called "synesthesia" which means they can picture scenes and colours in there head when a particular note is played. Since there are seven notes in a major scale, there will be seven colours (including the five accidentals omitted from the scale).
What is an eight note scale?
A scale with eight notes s called an octatonic scale, the term "oct" means eight.
What is the term to relate features to a map?
scale
Does the word arctic have an omitted vowel or consonant?
Omitted consonant
