Algebra is used anywhere in maths. It is mainly used for writing things short hand so we can do it quicker. It is very handy and I like using it.
I think sound bites but not 100 percent sure
A cartman, also called a carter, was someone who drove a cart, a horse-drawn wagon that was used to transport materials. It's the equivalent of a short-distance trucker today.
New weapons used during World War 1The new weapons that were used during World War I were:tanksairplanesgas (phosgene, mustard, chlorine)German submarinesMachine Guns was one of them.submarines with torpedoes (submarines were used long before)
That's a great question. The Republicans use GOP (Grand Old Party). But in current abbreviations, I don't think there's a common one for Democrats. On Twitter, they are often called "Dems", since you often need short words when sending a tweet. I have also seen "Dems" in newspaper headlines. GOP is not generally used in conversation-- it too is used as a newspaper headline or in tweets.
I think concrete is the most common top surface for large runways. Asphalt can also be used. Regardless of the top surface, a good layer of rock and gravel will normally be used to create a stable base for the surface. Smaller runways can still be gravel, dirt, grass, etc.
Short runways are sometimes used in fashion shows but it does not necessarily mean it casual. Smaller markets and venues may use shorter runways due to budget and/or size limitations.
Fighter aircraft can stop on a short runway. On aircraft carriers, cables are used to stop them. Some fighters landing on short land runways use braking parachutes.
most of the time for light cargo and or landing on runways that are not up to normal standards, IE dirt gravel the motors have less of a chance of being destroyed than a conventional turbo fan jet
active runways taxiways
I would think the closest synonym might be "runway". Tarmac is a macadam road surface, used for streets, highways, and runways. But it is usually just in reference to airport runways you hear it referred to as "tarmac".
The first airplane was used for travel in the year 1921
The F-16
Depends on what kind of Messerschmitt you mean... The 262 (first serial produced jet fighter ever) ... only German Luftwaffe. Same thing for the 163 rocket fighter. But if you're talking about the 109 (most famous of all of them)... well... German Luftwaffe (Austria integrated), Romanian Airforce, Finnish Airforce, Italian Airforce, Croatian Airforce... (those allied with Germany). And the Swiss Airforce (not allied with Germany - this mean's there have been 109 vs. 109 air clashes).
Depends on the airplane size and engines used.
The letter are "L" "R" and "C" They represent Left, Right and Center runways. There are also numbers along this letters which represent the magnet pole changes. ___RAJEEV NAMBYAR
Example sentences using the word "airplane" include the ones used in this short story: The family was excited to take their first airplane ride. Once air-born, the airplane climbed to an altitude of 30,000 feet. Turbulence caused the airplane to descend rapidly. Because the turbulence resulted in passengers being injured, pilots diverted the airplane to land at the closest airport. Although the family had bumps and bruises, they still enjoyed their first airplane ride.