what is latice structure?What does latice mean?
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Formal definition out of a chemistry book.\n"Lattice:\nA symmetrical pattern of points arranged with constant repeat distances arrangeg along the lines oriented at constant angles"\n\nA latice basically the crystaline arrangement of an ionic comound.\nI cant explain it very well, but look here,\nhttp://members.iworld.net/joo/physics/curri-sub/crystal/lattice.html\nhttp://www.hermetic.ch/compsci/lattgeom.htm
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structure of a girl & also the face
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in terms of gals they mean their body structure like 34-24-36. they are the vital stats for any gal. like way there are different vital stats for different things.
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mercury \n\nIn chemistry, a heavy, silvery metallic element, a liquid at normal temperatures. Mercury expands or contracts rapidly in response to changes in temperature and therefore was once widely used in thermometers. \n\n\nThe term mercury is used figuratively in such expressions as “The mercury's rising” to mean that the temperature is going up.\n\nOr did you mean: Mercury (in Roman religion/planet nearest to the sun), Phoenix Mercury (WNBA Team), The Mercury (newspaper), mercury (plant), mercury (comics), Mercury
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latitiude.  Memory hint; lats are flat (go around)\nlongs are long (go up and down.)  The Tropics of Capricorn and  Cancer bound the tropics.
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The Planets  \nCompare and contrast the planets in terms of. Size relative to the Earth ... structure may be similar to Earth because of similar density, mass, and diameter. ...www.gpc.edu/~pgore/Earth&Space/GPS/planets.html \nPlanet - Wikipedia  \nBody of considerable mass that orbits a star and that doesn't produce energy through nuclear fusion. Offers an introduction to the planets of our solar system, ...en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planets \nplanet: Definition and Much More from Answers.com  \n... and other planets occupy a variety of relative ... See also astronomical objects and the solar system's list of objects, sorted by radius or mass. ...www.answers.com/topic/planet
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It means:\nNice,\nCool,\nGood,\nRight on.\nIt is a phrase one uses to give approval to something nice, something cool, something you like...
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LOL - it has a few meanings.\nIt used to mean a kind of school prefect in a Girls` School but can be interpreted as a girl who happily fellates.
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con·fig·u·ra·tion Pronunciation (kn-fgy-rshn)\nn.\n1.\na. Arrangement of parts or elements.\nb. The form, as of a figure, determined by the arrangement of its parts or elements. See Synonyms at form.\n2. Psychology Gestalt.\n3. Chemistry The structural arrangement of atoms in a compound or molecule.\n4. Computer Science\na. The way in which a computer system is set up: changed the configuration by resetting the parameters.\nb. The set of constituent components, such as memory, a hard disk, a monitor, and an operating system, that make up a computer system.\nc. The way that the components of a computer network are connected.
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What are the phrases?
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Basic Atomic Structure\n\nThe definitions of atoms and elements seems, at first glance, almost circular: an element is a substance made up of only one kind of atom, and an atom is the smallest particle of an element that retains all the chemical and physical properties of the element. In fact, these two definitions do not form a closed loop, as they would if it were stated that an element is something made up of atoms. Every item of matter that exists, except for the subatomic particles discussed in this essay, is made up of atoms. An element, on the other hand, is—as stated in its definition—made up of only one kind of atom. "Kind of atom" in this context refers to the number of protons in its nucleus.\n\nProtons are one of three basic subatomic particles, the other two being electrons and neutrons. As we shall see, there appear to be particles even smaller than these, but before approaching these "sub-subatomic" particles, it is necessary to address the three most significant components of an atom. These are distinguished from one another in terms of electric charge: protons are positively charged, electrons are negative in charge, and neutrons have no electrical charge. As with the north and south poles of magnets, positive and negative charges attract one another, whereas like charges repel. Atoms have no net charge, meaning that the protons and electrons cancel out one another.
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L=levorotary(left)\nD=dextrorotary(right)\nR=rectus(right)\nS=sinister(left)\n\nThe L and D refer to which way polarized light is rotated when passed through a solution, while R and S refer to absolute conformation at particular atoms.
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'Latic' is a derivative of Athletic, hence its association with both Wigan and Oldham. As a Rochdale fan, I am aware of many other words/phrases to describe Oldham and its football team, but don't want reporting for abuse!
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It's MLA format and it varies depending on what you're citing. Google it, though, and you'll get the right answers.
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hol·o·gram (hŏl'ə-grăm', hō'lə-) \n\nn.\n\nThe pattern produced on a photosensitive medium that has been exposed by holography and then photographically developed.\nThe photosensitive medium so exposed and so developed. Also called holograph.
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long hair? short hair? Curly hair? Face structure???? can't answer that one.  You don't give enough detail.
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It's something for chemistry.\nIt's an agent that modifies the effect of other agents.\nIt is roughly the same meaning as a catalyst, as the source points out.\nNever heard the term before, learn something new every day.