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What is the difference between slice and hook in golf?
a slice occurs when you take a diagonal backswing. it results in the pulling of the ball harshly to the right. a hook results oppositely.
What is the difference between slice and dice?
In cooking, slice generally means creating strips of the object you're slicing whereas dicing generally refers to cubing it or slicing it twice, the second time being perpendicular to the first.
What is the difference between an ordinary toaster and a toaster 4 slice?
An ordinary toaster is the classic two piece of bread toaster with settings that range from light to dark. A 4 slice toaster will hold 4 pieces of bread at one time.
How much does one slice of chicken weigh?
On average, a slice of chicken weighs between 2-4 ounces depending on the thickness of the slice.
How much salt in a slice of cheese pizza?
In one slice of pizza there is between 500 and 800 mg.
What is the difference between the condenser and the iris diaphragm?
The iris diaphragm controls the amount of light passing through the slide or specimen, while the substage condenser focuses a cone of light on the slice or specimen.
How many kilojoules in a slice of ham?
It varies according to the type of ham and the weight/thickness/size of the slice. A regular slice of ham is approximately 112Kj. It may differ between brands but your average slice of ham (one that fits onto an average slice of bread) is approximately 112Kj. (That is 26.67 calories.)
What is the difference between using the iris diaphragm and condenser?
The iris diaphragm controls the amount of light passing through the slide or specimen, while the substage condenser focuses a cone of light on the slice or specimen.
What is a Dog Sandwich?
A slice of raw liver between two cats.
What is the name of the slice of a circle between two lines of radius?
It is a sector
How many Calories on a slice of rye bread?
There are 83 Calories in 1 slice of rye bread.
What is the difference between a ct scan and a spiral ct scan?
No difference. CT machines used to take a single 'slice' at a time. Now they take a 'spiral' image whilst the patient moves through them and the 'slices' are created afterwards by the machine's software. When the multi-slice CT machines came along, people started referring to them as 'spiral CT' to differentiate from the older machines. All CTs these days are 'spiral'.
