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You are supposed to measure the "rough" opening. This is distance from the studs that line the door opening. (not from the door frame itself) Top to bottom then from side to side. If you already have a door there and are just replacing it then you can just measure the door and get one of the same size. Good luck.
A protractor.
Length x width. If you are figuring egress, you can only measure the actual opening size.
Terms like that can describe a lot of things depending on what one is talking about. My first reaction would be the notch or depression surrounding an airbag. When pressure of the opening bad is exerted, the notch fractures to release the bag.
If d = 16*t^2 then there is no significant air resistance.
You are supposed to measure the "rough" opening. This is distance from the studs that line the door opening. (not from the door frame itself) Top to bottom then from side to side. If you already have a door there and are just replacing it then you can just measure the door and get one of the same size. Good luck.
The homograph for "a short distance away" is "close," and the homograph for "to cover an opening" is "seal."
The opening of a cervix is typically measured with centimeters.
A protractor.
Their eyes fluttered open
Measure the opening of the window and not the glass it's self.
Using any portion of your body to measure a distance. As an example, out-stretching your arms to quickly determine if the clothes dryer will fit through the doorway. My great-grandfather was always using his fingers and forearms for rough measurements of things. Using his left hand/forearm, he'd measure how wide the pig was, then go over to the fence and be sure the opening was smaller than that! No tape measures, laser systems, or high-fallooten devices used... and the pig didn't mind, either!! :-)
Using any portion of your body to measure a distance. As an example, out-stretching your arms to quickly determine if the clothes dryer will fit through the doorway. My great-grandfather was always using his fingers and forearms for rough measurements of things. Using his left hand/forearm, he'd measure how wide the pig was, then go over to the fence and be sure the opening was smaller than that! No tape measures, laser systems, or high-fallooten devices used... and the pig didn't mind, either!! :-)
5 to 5.2 inches
Anogenital distance (AGD) is measured as the distance between the anus and the genitalia, either the base of the penis or the vaginal opening. It is typically measured using a ruler or calipers while the individual is lying down in a relaxed position. AGD is an indicator of prenatal androgen exposure and has been used in studies related to reproductive development and health.
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