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Dictionary » R » Ridges Ridgesridge 1. A (usually rough) linear elevation. See: crest. 2. In dentistry, any linear elevation on the surface of a tooth. 3. The remainder of the alveolar process and its soft tissue covering after the teeth are removed. Origin: A. S. Hyrcg, back, spine ![]()
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Results from our forumPlate tectonic activity ideas... handle) to move the bands just to avoid dealing with electricity and water. As for the band, I would use some thick plastic if possible with some ridges of one sort or another to improve the traction on the liquid. Bubble wrap for example. I can see 2 rolling pins on some sort of legs with bands ...
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Re: Purpose of fingerprintsOne would assume they produce better surface touch sensation - lateral movement of the ridges should pick up more than a smoother surface.
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Bird Evolution... connection is fairly obvious. Even reptiles have a decently wide range of scale types. If you think of an early feather being a broad scale whose ridges (there's often a projection of thicker ridges from the central "rod") become actual separate projections, it's not hard to see the ...
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The Fiber Disease... wear rose tinted glasses. I do think, (if a consultant dermatologist thought it proper to remove the hard 'skin' in your case), he would see the ridges that I can see, and think. I do not mean going to a hospital, I mean that particular shop. All I meant was that he or she would have to look ...
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The Fiber Disease... my diet to get to this health plateau right? You know what I had last night to eat? I'm embarassed to say, but here goes: Barbecue Ruffles with ridges and a Reeses cup with 2 glasses of Merlot. Bad hyh? :cry:
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