Canals

Africa blew up.

The instruments typically used are called Endo Files . . . they come in different lengths and widths. . . . the dentist uses the size relevant to the patients canals along with RC prep to smooth and at the same time enlarge the canals . . . If all goes well the dentist can use Gutta Percha and Sealer to finalize the Root Canal . . (several steps were skipped of course ) .

Cape Cod canal is a man made canal and it is found in cape cod.

• Panama is located in Central America between Costa Rica to the north and Colombia to the south.
• It is at the southern end of the Central American isthmus (a narrow piece of land that connects two larger land areas) and forms the land bridge between North and South America.
• The nation is S-shaped and runs from east to west with a length of 772 kilometers and a width that varies from 60 to 177 kilometers.
• For more information refer to link below.

yOO.... THEY WERE IMportant BECAUSE they had a very big job, they were machines that the pharoahs loved to use.

The Suez Canal is 193.30 km (120.11 mi) long.

they changed america by carrying big and heavy loads to different places

The man who had the idea to build the canal was William T. Love.

Panama lol. Isn't that kind of obvious.

The Suez Canal is in Egypt.

TV kanals (channels!). They are 7 at moment- direct in air. Cable channels are extra 25. That's all.

Grand canal

there are no pumps in the panama canal they use gravity to transfer the water in the locks

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The canal was key to reaching the oil fields of the Middle East.

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The opening of the Suez Canal in 1869 significantly reduced the distance between India and Europe by approximately 7,000 kilometers (about 4,300 miles). This canal provided a direct maritime route, allowing ships to bypass the lengthy journey around the southern tip of Africa. As a result, trade and travel between the two regions became much faster and more efficient.

Yes, the Grand Canal is still in use today. It serves as an important waterway for transportation and trade in China, connecting various cities and facilitating the movement of goods. Additionally, it attracts tourists who take boat tours to experience its historical significance and scenic views. Efforts have been made to preserve and maintain the canal, ensuring its continued relevance in modern times.

Yes, a canal is considered a physical system as it is a man-made waterway designed to facilitate the movement of water, boats, and goods. It involves various physical components, including the water flow, the banks, and the surrounding environment. Canals also interact with natural systems, influencing local ecosystems and hydrology.

The tectorial membrane does not belong with the other terms listed. The tectorial membrane is part of the cochlea in the inner ear and is involved in hearing, while the crista ampullaris, semicircular canals, and cupula are all components of the vestibular system, which is responsible for balance and spatial orientation.

Swimming in a canal is generally not safe due to potential hazards such as strong currents, pollution, and submerged obstacles. Canals may also have limited water quality regulations, increasing the risk of exposure to harmful bacteria or chemicals. Additionally, the presence of boats and other watercraft can pose a danger to swimmers. It's essential to check local regulations and conditions before considering swimming in a canal.