A human hair in cross-section can appear flat due to various factors, including the hair's natural shape, the presence of damage, or the way it is viewed under certain lighting conditions. Typically, hair is round in cross-section, but factors like genetics, hair texture, and treatment can lead to a flatter appearance. Additionally, hair that has been chemically treated or damaged may lose its cylindrical shape. Overall, the flat appearance can be attributed to both biological and environmental influences.
flat bones
Bed bugs are flat in shape.
An in-between navel refers to a type of belly button that is neither an "innie" (a navel that is recessed inward) nor an "outie" (a navel that protrudes outward). Instead, it has characteristics of both, appearing somewhat flat or ambiguous in shape. This unique appearance can vary from person to person and is simply a natural variation in human anatomy.
There can be no such shape. If there were a shape with n flat surfaces, then if you sliced off one vertex, you would have a shape with n+1 flat surfaces. So it is always possible to add one more flat surface.
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distance, shape, size, and direction......my human geography teacher also said distance, shape, size, area ... but the last time she said it, she said direction
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Cylindrical shape or Cylinder shape
a flat pattern is when you take a 3D shape and you basically unfold and flatten the shape so it's in 2D
A pentagon has five flat sides