You'd need to be very specific about the culture. It doesn't have any firm, established meaning that I know of.
Go to Blizzard Mountain, step into the ice rink. Then go over to the snowflake in the middle of the rink. Get close enough to it so your cursor turns to a [harvesting] hand. Harvest until you get the right type of snowflake (there are different kinds that it will give you).
The snowflake in the middle of the dash indicates that there is a frost advisory and to use caution while driving.
Go to Blizzard Mountain, step into the ice rink. Then go over to the snowflake in the middle of the rink. Get close enough to it so your cursor turns to a [harvesting] hand. Harvest until you get the right type of snowflake (there are different kinds that it will give you). my username is candyandy54 add me
An ordinary deck of cards will have the ace of hearts, with 3 hearts. But some packs like to have 5, others 4 and some even have only 2. It just depends. Your standard Ace of Hearts will have 3 hearts: 1 in the middle, 1 in the top left corner and 1 in the bottom right corner.
The von Koch snowflake is infact a fractal that looks like a snowflake. It is made by starting with an equilateral triangle. The next step is to remove the middle third of each line and add two edges of the same length as the removed segment across the gap. Now all 12 of the edges are equal length and the whole shape should now look like the star of David. Now remove the middle of third of each of the twelve edges and add another "spike" to each. Keep repeating this over and over ad infinitum and you have the Koch snowflake.
bad disk maybe?
I think the question you wanted to ask was... "What is always in the middle of a taxicab" And my answer would have been... "an i"
No, not always. Median is the number that's in the middle of a group of numerical data. Mean is just the average of a set of numbers, which isn't always in the middle.
yes, the middle line of the alto clef is a c
Attack the tower with the three cranks that appears in the middle.
No.
always stay in the middle