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What type of Christmas tree may be used year after year?
artificial ,usually metallic and goes together in sections, like the Cobra Climb approach ramp of the Port Authority bus terminal!
Do forensics have to wear a certain way to work?
When coming to work they can wear anything they like. But once in the forensic laboratories where they work they usually don white laboratory coats and they sometimes - depending on what they are researching) wear gloves and other protective gear in order not to pollute any specimens.
What are the three sections of the backbone?
The normal anatomy of the spine is usually described by dividing up the spine into 3 major sections: the cervical, the thoracic, and the lumbar spine. (Below the lumbar spine is a bone called the sacrum, which is part of the pelvis). Each section is made up of individual bones called vertebrae. There are 7 cervical vertebrae, 12 thoracic vertebrae, and 5 lumbar vertebrae.Anatomy of the Spine
In what situation are heat packs usually used?
Heat packs are usually used for pain relief or relaxation. It can be used for sprains and strains but should not be used within 24 hours of injury as heat will increase bleeding time and bruising.
What is converging tube?
A conical tube is a hollow triangular shaped receptacle often used in laboratories. Conical tubes are used in centrifuges where specimens are spun at high speeds to separate the particles they are made of.
Why are specimens usually very thin slices of material?
Specimens are usually very thin slices of material to allow for better transparency and light penetration during microscopic analysis. Thinner sections also help in producing clearer images and facilitate the examination of internal structures of the specimen. Additionally, thin sections are easier to mount on slides for observation under the microscope.
What are sections thin slices of specimens used for in science laboratories?
Biological thin specimens may be flash frozen using dry ice or liquid nitrogen and the sample is then embedded in paraffin wax or some similar material. From this block, thin sections are shaved off; often tens of samples; and these then may be transferred to a suitable mount for microscopic inspection.The shaving is usually done with the sharp edge of a specially prepared glass blade, and the the whole assembly is known as a microtome.This technique is used for plant or other bio tissue samples. For example, one could thus make a serial sections of a worm, allowing one to follow the location and shape of various organs in the body. Such as hearts or nephridia.Geological thin specimens are also prepared for microscope inspection. The rock sample is mounted on a suitable carrier, and a smooth face is prepared using fine grinding techniques. The smooth face is then adhered to the smooth face of a carrier, and the remainder of the rock is then ground away until only a thin section remains. Using a transparent carrier allows the progress of the grinding to be monitored.This is inspected under polarized light, and is an informative way of determining the minerals present.
How many sections does a rondo have in music?
Usually 3 & it is usually repetitive.
Do you have a gluten free section in the store?
It depends what your local store is, but usually GF sections are found in the health food sections, and there is GF sections in Safeway and Coles
What is the difference between a biological parent and non custodial parent?
None, as both are usually biological parents.
What rate are the onset of symptoms from a biological terrorist incident?
In biological terrorist incidents onset of symptoms are usually minutes to hours.
Where belong periodical?
Periodicals are usually to be found in the periodical sections of a library.
How many sections of hair are usually needed to make a braid?
3
What the abjective lens is known as the high dry lens?
The objective lens referred to as the "high dry lens" is typically the 40x or 100x lens in a microscope, which allows for high magnification of specimens without the use of immersion oil. The term "dry" indicates that it operates without immersion oil, unlike the oil immersion lens, which is usually 100x. High dry lenses are useful for observing thin sections and mounted specimens, providing clarity and detail at higher magnifications.
Which day of the week paper contains most sections in UK?
Sunday.Sunday.Sunday.Sunday.Sunday.Sunday.Sunday.Sunday.Sunday.Sunday.Sunday.
How many sections of violins are usually in an orchestra?
Most orchestral music is written for 1st and 2nd violins, or two sections. Sometimes those parts might be divided further, but that doesn't count as separate sections.
Structure of examination?
The examination structure usually follow different formats depending with the type of examination. It is usually divided in at least 4 sections. The first section is usually compulsory while the person being examined gets to choose two sections from the remaining three.
