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The technical term is 'justification'. Text can be left or right justified, or both. Left-justified text aligns all the first letters of each line neatly under each other at the left margin. Right-justified does the same but with the lastletter on each line. When text is justified at both ends, the text between the first and last words on each line is spaced evenly - as you would see in a newspaper columns.
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Name the different leaf margins?
The different leaf margins include entire (smooth and without any teeth), serrate (with sharp, pointed teeth), dentate (with rounded teeth), crenate (with shallow, rounded teeth), lobed (with distinct lobes), and incised (with deep, irregularly shaped teeth).
What is the name of the plant have leaf with entire edge?
Plants with leaves that have a smooth, unbroken edge are known as plants with "entire" margins. Examples include ficus, rubber plant, and pothos.
Do smooth muscle cells posses central nuclei but lack striations?
Smooth muscle is not striated, hence the name smooth muscle.nonotcardiac muscle
What is the best wood for carving and painting on?
The best wood for carving and painting on is oak. Oak is a tree that has spiral arranged leaves and smooth margins and the family name for th oak tree is fagaceae.
What type of muscle are your intestines bladder and blood vessels made of?
Smooth muscle makes up your intestines but Cardiac muscle makes up your arteries.
What is the scientific name for smooth phlox?
The scientific name of Smooth Phlox is Phlok glaberrima.
What is the scientific name for the Missouri mule?
Smooth beast Smooth beast
How do you name the project related to production alignment?
relate to the project ingredients and such.
What is the scientific name or taxonomic classification of the Rose flower Smooth Talk?
The scientific or taxonomic name would be Rosa 'Smooth Talk'.
What should you name a wheel alignment and balancing shop?
Mugs 'n' wheels
Could you name an object that is smooth?
a table
Can you name a firm smooth cheese?
Cheddar
