They mean the state boundaries boundaries
The black lines mean it is a state boundary.
In most cases the black lines which are between the states point out the border between different states, telling the map reader when the you are in a different state.
The black lines between states typically represent political or administrative boundaries, indicating the limits of jurisdiction for each state. These lines define where one state ends and another begins, establishing the areas governed by different state laws and regulations. Additionally, they can signify geographical distinctions, such as differences in culture or demographics across regions.
Usually they indicate the borders between the states.
They are quite probably boundaries of some kind. Check the legend on the map to find out what kind of boundary they are.
If your director says 'Pick up your cue!' It means he/she wants there to be less space in between the lines. This doesn't mean saying your lines faster but just less empty silence between lines. For example, "Oh, Hello! My name is Millie!' (pause) "Hello there!" Is not what they want. They don't want that pause.
Two solid yellow lines with two yellow lines between them indicate a no-passing zone. The solid lines mean that passing is prohibited in either direction, while the lines in between generally indicate the separation of traffic flows. This marking is used to enhance safety in areas where visibility is limited or where it is unsafe to overtake another vehicle. Drivers should adhere to this marking and not attempt to pass.
It is there logo or sign. Hayley has it tattooed on left wrist. Thanks for asking:D
look for a different meaning.
MS = Mint State FBL = full bell lines
Generally they tell rescue personal where things like the floorboard & seats are located.
It means absolute value, or the distance from zero.