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A semi-circular molding is typically referred to as a "semi-circular arch" or "half-round molding." It is often used in architectural design to create rounded transitions in doorways, windows, or decorative elements. This type of molding adds a soft, elegant touch to structures and can be made from various materials like wood, plaster, or stone.
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What is the proper name for half circle driveway?
A semi-circular driveway.
Why inverse is called Circular function?
An inverse is NOT called a circular function. Only inverse functions that are circular functions are called circular functions for obvious reasons.
What is navigable semi-circle?
A navigable semi-circle refers to a semi-circular area or path that can be traversed or navigated, typically in the context of transportation or movement. This concept is often used in design or engineering to describe curved routes, such as those found in waterways, roads, or air traffic patterns, where the curvature allows for safe and efficient navigation. The term emphasizes the ability to navigate smoothly along the semi-circular path, facilitating movement and accessibility.
Why is half a circle called semi-circle?
Semi = half
What is half a sphere with a circular base?
Half of a sphere with a circular base is called a Hemisphere.
What is a name for convex molding?
A convex moulding on a cornice is called a TORUS if it is semi-circular or an OVOLO if its not. When combined with a concave moulding it is called a CYMA where the concave is at the top or a OGEE where the convex is at the top.
Hand tool with a semi circular blade used to tidy garden borders what are they called?
Edger
What is The semicircular instrument used to measure or construct an angle?
It is called a semi protractor and the fully-circular one is called an angle measurer
What semi circular canal do?
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What is a curved molding called?
ogee is curved molding
What part of the circular region lies within a semi-circular region?
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What do the semi-circular canals do?
They are the organ of balance.
What shape has exactly circular bases?
Half a torus - a donut cut into a semi-circular disc.
What part of the circular region lies within a semi-circular?
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Which part of the ear detects motion and governs balance?
It is the part of the earth called the inner was, more specifically the semi circular canals for balance
What is an open air semi circular structure with rows of seat going up a hillside called in the golden age of Greece?
It was called θέατρον (theatron meaning ''seeing place').
What is the inner ear's job?
The inner ear translates sound into nerve impulses for the brain, and maintains the balance of the body. There are three main sections: - Cochlea: It is coiled portion and auditory portion of inner ear. It reacts to vibrations in various frequencies by sending neural impulses to the brain. The primary section is called the Organ of Corti, containing 15,000 to 20,000 nerve receptors. - Semi-circular canal: Three fluid filled canals horizontal semi-circular canal, posterior semi-circular canal and anterior semi-circular canal are called semi-circular canals. The fluid inside these canals is called endolymph. The dilation at one end of canal is called ampulla. Ampulla contains Cupula and hair cells. Semi-circular canals are responsible for body balance and detect direction of rotation of head. - Vestibule: It is located between the semi-circular canals and cochlea. Its anterior and inferior part has several minute holes for the passage of filaments of acoustic nerve (auditory nerve) to saccule. Saccule detects the motion of head when it moves vertically. At the upper and back of vestibule a structure called utricle detects the degree of tilt movement of head.
