Yes. There should be a hyphen between 72 and hour. The adjective 72-hour modifies the noun hold.
A hyphen is a "dash" that we use to put a compound word together. Such as 24-hour clock or 42-foot.
your should hold your guinea pig for about 30min to an hour each day
What about the adjective form? e.g.: We went on an hour-and-a-half long drive.
man-hours. They have worked a total of 150 man hours. (Not sure about the hyphen)
Of course that will depend on what kiln you are using. This is a tested schedule used in Paragon kilns. Casting 2" thick slab: 1) 50°/ hour to 1150° & hold for 45 minutes 2) 50°/ hour to 1200° & hold for 2 hours 3) 50°/ hour to 1250° & hold for 3 hours 4) 50°/ hour to 1350° & hold for 2 hours 5) 100°/ hour to 1450° & hold for 1 hour 6) 100°/ hour to 1550° & hold for 40 minutes 7) 9999 to 900° & hold for ten hours 8) 4°/ hour to 800° & hold for 2 minutes 9) 8°/ hour to 700° & hold for 2 minutes 10) 26°/ hour to 350° & hold for 2 minutes (in cold weather make it 200°)
1 billion hours lol
Press and hold CLK while pressing SEEK for the HOUR and TUNE for the minutes. That should do it!
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Somewhere around half an hour to an hour
My 95 truck then you press and hold the hour button. Then when the Colon between the hours and minutes flashes you can press the hour or minutes to add 1 to whichever column
Depends on the traffic, but it should be around an hour.
the wind speed should be between 5 miles per hour and 50 miles per hour.