No, it's called a data record
follower row
Its called underlined text
In a cam and follower system, the follower typically moves up and down once for each complete revolution of the crank. However, the exact motion can vary depending on the cam profile. For instance, a simple circular cam may result in a single up-and-down motion per revolution, while more complex cam shapes can cause the follower to move multiple times in a single revolution.
The cam follower position is the same at the starting and ending points because the cam's rotation is periodic, meaning it completes a full cycle and returns to its initial position. This cyclical nature ensures that the follower, which tracks the cam's profile, follows the same path throughout each cycle. Consequently, both the starting and ending positions of the follower correspond to the same point on the cam, maintaining consistency in its motion.
Each surface of a polyhedron is called a face.
follower row
Each row below the header row is called a "data row" or simply a "record." These rows contain specific information or entries that correspond to the categories defined in the header row.
The top row of a table is called the header row. It typically contains column labels or headings that describe the data in each column below it.
Text printed at the top of the page is called a header.
That is called a header. You can use whatever type of text you like in a header (as long as it is available on your computer).
Generically this is called a "header".
Assuming you don't mean the title - You're probably referring to the header - it would contain such information as page or chapter numbers.
It is called a header.
*Header row*, lol stupid comp. skills class...
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stdarg.h Before my original answer was removed and replaced with the above I suggested. Read the manual for your compiler the header files for each compiler are different. None of the compilers I currently use have a header file called "stdarg.h" but do have "varargs.h"
A header is located at the top of each printed page. You can edit the header in Word 2007, by clicking on the Insert tab on the menu ribbon. Then you click on Header in the Header & Footer section.