The plane that cuts the Earth's surface and passes through its center is called the "great circle." A great circle divides the Earth into two equal hemispheres and represents the shortest path between two points on the surface. The equator and all lines of longitude are examples of great circles. These circles are crucial in navigation and geography for determining distances and directions.
fractions
It is the axis of symmetry.
A line is said to intercept another trace or an axis when it meets or cuts it.
To create a net from a cube, the least amount of cuts needed is one. By making a single cut along one of the edges of the cube and unfolding it, you can transform the cube into a flat net consisting of its six faces. This cut allows the faces to be rearranged into a two-dimensional shape.
According to Webster's New World College Dictionary, to score is to "cut superficial gashes in meat, etc."
This normally to release built up steam from cooking so your food doesn't (in a word) explode.
Pinking Shears
It cuts a wider, shallow channel .
Shallow cuts are made during frog dissection to prevent damaging underlying organs and tissues. This technique allows for better visualization and access to the internal structures without causing excessive trauma. Additionally, shallow cuts help maintain the integrity of the specimen for educational purposes and facilitate a more controlled dissection.
One guess is the word slashes.
The edges of facets -- where facets meet would be called by a geometric name: angle. You can read more about the names of cuts and their component faces/ facets, below.
It is called a parallel, or a line of latitude.
To avoid damaging the muscles.
Yes.
Sharp edges or objects, such as a knife or scissors, can easily cut through soap bubbles because they disrupt the thin film that forms the bubble's surface tension, causing it to pop.
To achieve a professional finish on your woodworking project with mitered edges, ensure precise measurements and cuts, use a high-quality miter saw or miter box, sand the edges smooth, apply wood glue evenly, clamp the pieces securely while the glue dries, and finish with a fine-grit sandpaper for a smooth surface.