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What refers to ecchymoses and petechiae over any part of the body?
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The retention of encoded information over time refers to?
Storage
What is critical mach number?
Critical Mach Number, or Mcr, refers to the lowest Mach number that air going over and around an aircraft can reach the speed of sound. If an airplane goes over its Mcr, handling might be greatly affected.
What term refers to changing of community naturally over time?
succession
What is insteneous speed?
Assuming that you mean instantaneous (not "insteneous") it refers to speeds measured over an increasingly small time interval. In fact, it may be calculated as the derivative of the distance of the object with regard to time.
How many muclses in human body?
over 640 muscles are in the human body
What refers to tornadoes that built up over oceans?
A tornado on an ocean or any other body of water is called a waterspout.
What does the expression mind over body mean?
It refers to the mind and will power. Your body may feel week and as a result you physically, but if you put your mind to it (perseverance and determination) and obstacle can be conquered.
What is the different between orbit and Revolution?
The way the words are usually used today, revolution and orbit both refer to the same thing, the movement of a planet around a sun, or the movement of a satellite around a larger body, usually a planet. The word revolution usually refers to the over-all gross movement of a planet or satellite. The word orbit is a noun or a verb. As a noun it refers specifically to the paththe orbiting body follows. As a verb it refers to the same over-all movement as the word revolution. There are some variances in the use of the word revolution. The context will almost always clarify ambiguities. The standard use of the word revolution, though, is equivalent to the orbiting of a body around another body. Rotation refers to the spin of a body on its axis.
What is the difference between the orbit and revolution?
The way the words are usually used today, revolution and orbit both refer to the same thing, the movement of a planet around a sun, or the movement of a satellite around a larger body, usually a planet. The word revolution usually refers to the over-all gross movement of a planet or satellite. The word orbit is a noun or a verb. As a noun it refers specifically to the paththe orbiting body follows. As a verb it refers to the same over-all movement as the word revolution. There are some variances in the use of the word revolution. The context will almost always clarify ambiguities. The standard use of the word revolution, though, is equivalent to the orbiting of a body around another body. Rotation refers to the spin of a body on its axis.
What does the phrase feel her up mean?
"Feel her up" is a vulgar slang term that refers to touching a person's body in a sexually inappropriate way without their consent. It is a form of sexual harassment or assault.
Evolution refers to change over a long period of time in?
It refers to change in the population of organisms.
Which principle of art refers to repeating an object over and over again?
Pattern..
What is the different thing about your and you're?
"Your", refers to: "Your ball is over there". "You're", or "you are", refers to: "You're a very intelligent person".
Are there muscles all over your body?
yes there are muscles all over the body
What does Monetary policy refers to the government?
control over money
The retention of encoded information over time refers to?
Storage
What does the idiom it's over mean?
This is not an idiom. "It's over" means that it is over, or finished, or done. Whatever "it" refers to has concluded.
