That's simply the way it is managed traditionally. I don't recommend you use a different convention, either; it would confuse everybody, and serve no real purpose.
That's simply the way it is managed traditionally. I don't recommend you use a different convention, either; it would confuse everybody, and serve no real purpose.
That's simply the way it is managed traditionally. I don't recommend you use a different convention, either; it would confuse everybody, and serve no real purpose.
That's simply the way it is managed traditionally. I don't recommend you use a different convention, either; it would confuse everybody, and serve no real purpose.
wise
well.... if you had more then one number system and we dont use them, then the one we use is better because we use it, other wise we would use a different system. hope this helped :)
No,wise is a noun.
The adjective form of wisdom is "wise."
60 out of 65 in percentage wise is about 92.31%.
Yes.
All the planets except Venus & Uranus.
left.....counterclock wise
counterclockwise
Starting to the north of South Dakota and heading counterclock wise, the bordering states are North Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Nebraska, Iowa, and Minnesota
1-8-4-3-6-5-7-2 distributor rotates counterclock wise.
turn the bolt counterclock wise to get it off. I am surprised you did not ask how do you keep engine from turning as you attempt to undo the crank bolt.
go under hood reach down where headlight is turn the light counterclock wise and pull bulb out then twist bulb and it will come out.
Read the manual instruction from there, you will be able replace your headlights... Remove the back cover counterclock wise, then counterclockwise on the main headlight support..... Voila.. easy as 123
Depends on the Make, Model, Year, & Engine, which you fail to mention. Some go clockwise and some counterclockwise.
The moon revolves around the Earth in a counterclockwise direction. This motion is called orbital motion, and it takes about 27.3 days for the moon to complete one orbit around the Earth.
The adj arm on the rear shoe moves the wheel, looking from the rear bumper drivers side clockwise; passenger side counterclock wise