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Open space in the woods that start with the letter G?
Glade.
What is the function of the lumen of an artery?
open space aswhiteen the blood vessels.
What is architectural volumetric space?
volumetric space is open, it isn't like a garden that has trees, planters, etc.. in the way, it is more like an open plaza. Piazza san Marco in Venice, Italy is a great example.
What is an arched roof that connects walls and creates more open space in a structure?
A Vault
An arched roof that connects walls and creates more open space in a structure.?
vault
WhAT is an open space within a building called?
An open space within a building is typically referred to as an "atrium." An atrium is a large open area often located at the center of a building, providing natural light and ventilation. It is commonly used as a gathering space or for aesthetic purposes in architectural design.
What is an open space in a wood called?
A clearingAnswerAn open space surrounded by trees is called a glade
What is the tubular space within an artery referred to as?
The tubular space within an artery is referred to as the lumen. It is the inner open space where blood flows.
What is the theatre space called in ancient Greece?
An open space
What is an open space in a forest called?
glade
The percentage of open spaces between mineral grains in clastic rocks is called?
Porosity refers to the percentage of open space between individual rock particles in a rock layer. This space can be between grains or within the cracks or cavities of the rock.
What is an open space in woods called?
A Glade or a Clearing
What is the ability of a subsurface rock to hold water is called?
The ability of a subsurface rock to hold water is called porosity. Porosity refers to the volume of open space within a rock that can hold water, allowing it to flow and be stored within the rock matrix.
Why is an open circuit called open?
An open circuit is called open because the circuit has an opening, a disconnection. In other words, there is an open space in the circuit in which the electrons cannot move through.
What is the area behind the bridge of a ship called?
I don't think there is a particular name for the area. It is just a passageway to allow people to walk abaft (behind) the bridge, it would be called a companionway. If it is larger, then is just open space or open deck area within the bridge deck.
In Ancient Italy an open space serving as marketplace or business centre?
This space was called a forum. If it were in Greece, it would have been called an agora.
What is the large open space at the top of a staircase?
It is usually called a landing.
