center alignment is a center of formating toolbar.
The abstract noun form of the verb to align is alignment.
The root word is the infinitive verb, 'to align.'
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You spelled it correctly.
Adjust, set, correct.
You can left align them, center them and right align them.You can left align them, center them and right align them.You can left align them, center them and right align them.You can left align them, center them and right align them.You can left align them, center them and right align them.You can left align them, center them and right align them.You can left align them, center them and right align them.You can left align them, center them and right align them.You can left align them, center them and right align them.You can left align them, center them and right align them.You can left align them, center them and right align them.
Chromosome align at the center at metaphase stage.
To align in the center.
Left alignment
Align is an attribute included in the HTML format. You can align the position to be right, left or center.
To center text in After Effects, select the text layer, then go to the "Align" panel and click on the "Horizontal Center" and "Vertical Center" buttons. This will align the text in the center of the composition.
If you're using HTML, you can use a code like this to align a picture: <img src="PIC URL" align="center" valign="top"> The "align='center'" means that it will be aligned in the center of the page across. The "valign" stands for vertical align and means it will (in this case) be aligned at the top of the page, table cell, etc.
This will align all links in a HTML webpage using CSSa, a:visited, a:active, a:hover { /*You can set this to right, left, center or justify*/text-align: center;}
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To center something in Premiere Pro, select the object you want to center, then go to the Align and Transform options in the Essential Graphics panel. Click on the Horizontal Center and Vertical Center buttons to align the object in the center of the frame.
All of those terms are part of the Phonetic Alphabet.If you've ever had to use a radio to communicate, or even a telephone, you know that some times letters are unclear, and the military found this out as well, so they developed a standardized way of enunciating letters over communications systemsin essence its the same thing as saying "s as in sam"except its the military, so its gotta be all the same.link to full Phonetic Alphabet: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NATO_phonetic_alphabet{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse; font-size: 95%;" |- ! Letter !!align=left| Code word !!align=left| Pronunciation!!align=left | IPA from ICAO (see [[NATO_phonetic_alphabet#Pronunciation|below]]) |- |align=center| [[A]] '''Alfa''' (ICAO, ITU, IMO, FAA)'''Alpha''' (ANSI) '''AL''' FAH {{IPA|ˈælfɑ}} |- |align=center| [[B]] '''Bravo''' '''BRAH''' VOH {{IPA|ˈbrɑːˈvo}} |- |align=center| [[C]] '''Charlie''' '''CHAR''' LEE or'''SHAR''' LEE {{IPA|ˈtʃɑːli}} or{{IPA|ˈʃɑːli}} |- |align=center| [[D]] '''Delta''' '''DELL''' TAH {{IPA|ˈdeltɑ}} |- |align=center| [[E]] '''Echo''' '''ECK''' OH {{IPA|ˈeko}} |- |align=center| [[F]] '''Foxtrot''' '''FOKS''' TROT {{IPA|ˈfɔkstrɔt}} |- |align=center| [[G]] '''Golf''' GOLF {{IPA|gʌlf}} |- |align=center| [[H]] '''Hotel''' HO '''TELL''' (ICAO)HOH '''TELL''' (ITU, IMO, FAA) {{IPA|hoːˈtel}} |- |align=center| [[I]] '''India''' '''IN''' DEE AH {{IPA|ˈindiˑɑ}} |- |align=center| [[J]] '''Juliett''' (ICAO, ITU, IMO, FAA)'''Juliet''' (ANSI)'''JEW''' LEE '''ETT''' {{IPA|ˈdʒuːliˑˈet}} |- |align=center| [[K]] '''Kilo''' '''KEY''' LOH {{IPA|ˈkiːlo}} |- |align=center| [[L]] '''Lima''' '''LEE''' MAH {{IPA|ˈliːmɑ}} |- |align=center| [[M]] '''Mike''' MIKE {{IPA|mɑik}} |- |align=center| [[N]] '''November''' NO '''VEM''' BER {{IPA|noˈvembə}} |- |align=center| [[O]] '''Oscar''' '''OSS''' CAH {{IPA|ˈɔskɑ}} |- |align=center| [[P]] '''Papa''' PAH '''PAH''' {{IPA|pəˈpɑ}} |- |align=center| [[Q]] '''Quebec''' KEH '''BECK''' {{IPA|keˈbek}} |- |align=center| [[R]] '''Romeo''' '''ROW''' ME OH {{IPA|ˈroːmiˑo}} |- |align=center| [[S]] '''Sierra''' SEE '''AIR''' RAH (ICAO, ITU, IMO)SEE '''AIR''' AH (FAA) {{IPA|siˈerɑ}} |- |align=center| [[T]] '''Tango''' '''TANG''' GO {{IPA|ˈtængo}} [''[[sic]]''] |- |align=center| [[U]] '''Uniform''' '''YOU''' NEE FORM or'''OO''' NEE FORM {{IPA|ˈjuːnifɔːm}} or{{IPA|ˈuːnifɔrm}} [''sic''] |- |align=center| [[V]] '''Victor''' '''VIK''' TAH {{IPA|ˈviktɑ}} |- |align=center| [[W]] '''Whiskey''' '''WISS''' KEY {{IPA|ˈwiski}} |- |align=center| [[X]] '''X-ray''' or'''Xray''' '''ECKS RAY''' (ICAO, ITU)'''ECKS''' RAY (IMO, FAA) {{IPA|ˈeksˈrei}} |- |align=center| [[Y]] '''Yankee''' '''YANG''' KEY {{IPA|ˈjænki}} [''sic''] |- |align=center| [[Z]] '''Zulu''' '''ZOO''' LOO {{IPA|ˈzuːluː}} |}
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