It is an accumulation of oil and other fluids dripping from center under vehicles, and the lighter outer parts of the lane is also scrubbed clean by the tires of the vehicles. When it first rains after a prolonged dry spell, the center of the lane can become quite slippery from this oil wiht water on it. At sharp bumps in the roadway you can see additional oil that is shaken from vehicles, and sometimes there are darker marks from the tires there also...
In general his music is atonal, i.e. having no tonal center. He also introducted complicated rhythms. Whereas "traditional" classical music has a clear tonal center always wanting to come to rest on the tonic of its main key.
sixteenth rest, quarter rest, half rest, whole rest
rolling along doesn't have any whole notes EDCD EEE REST DDD REST EGG REST EDCD EEE REST DD EDC REST REST REST
C C Eb C Bb C rest rest rest C C Eb C Bb C rest rest rest F F Eb C Eb F rest rest rest C Eb C Bb C rest rest Eb F G G G rest F F F rest C C Eb C Bb C rest rest rest Note=the Eb(flat) and the C after are eigth notes so is the Eb than the F are eigth notes
sixteenth rest, quarter rest, half rest, whole rest
The skin over the vertebra is not darker than the rest of its back. It appears darker because of the presence of veins and bones.
In these days of the internet, the flow of information is often described in terms of traffic. Traffic analogies are also common in the study of neuroscience, where information flow is bidirectional as in a two lane highway. This means that information travels both from the nervous system to the rest of the body as well as from the body to the nervous system. ----- In the case of the central nervous system, the two-lane highway can best describe the directionality of the efferent nerves (sending signals from the brain to the body, particularly for motor control) and afferent nerves (sending signals from the body to the brain, particularly for sensory input). So, yes, in this respect, it can be likened to a two-lane highway.
No. Stopping on the highway is dangerous. Rest stops will allow a short rest when tired.
Sunspots look darker because they are cooler than the rest of the sun.
Because just like in a fire Sunspots a cooler than the rest of the surface, and as in a fire the cooler spots appear darker.
No, they are not.
it was Nicolaus Coppernicus who discoveered that the sun is the rest center of the universe
In the areas of the ocean that are a darker blue than the rest of the water.
You can visit a visitor center in town or you may also stop by a rest stop alongside the highway/interstate. maps can most often be found at both these locations.
Because whole body is covered with clothes but face is not.
Softer
One hundred miles apart