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The bump in the middle of a ruler, often called a "finger grip," is designed to provide a better hold for the user. It allows for more precise alignment and measurement by helping to stabilize the ruler against the surface being measured. This feature can enhance accuracy and comfort, especially when using the ruler for extended periods or in detailed tasks.
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What is the bump in the middle of an earthworm?
clitellum-a bump that marks that the worm had mate before
What is the expected error when using a ruler?
Your finger makes a bump when you rule a line
Is there supposed to be a bump in the middle of the back of your head?
no
What was the main ruler of China in the middle ages?
the centimetre ruler
Why does your chest have a bump?
If its in the middle of your chest its called a 3rd boob
What is a raised area in the middle of a road?
i believe it's called a bump
Who was the first ruler of the Middle Ages?
There was no first ruler in the Middle Ages. Historians debate over when the Middle Ages started, and the dates I have seen range from 395 to 500. We can be pretty sure that through all that time there was more than one ruler at any one time in the different countries in Europe.
Who is the middle eastern ruler?
If its the answer to the DT crossword you're after, the answer is ... emir.
If you have a bump on your middle finger from writing and you didn't write all summer how long does it take till it disappears?
The bump on your middle finger may take a few weeks to a couple of months to disappear if it is related to writing. Resting the finger and avoiding activities that aggravate the bump can help speed up the healing process. If the bump persists or causes discomfort, it's best to consult a healthcare professional for further evaluation.
Who was the ruler in the middle kingdom?
y do u wanna know? its ass
What is a ruler who takes power with the support of the middle and working classes?
Tyrant
What the settlers come to the middle colonies?
They wanted freedom from their ruler in England.
