1.The eye is tiny, after the eye, the forehead both sides, have a meniscus spiraculum respectively, the whole body throw over have the lozenge bone board five lines.
12.Let's say you want to print a meniscus, which is a piece of cartilage in the knee that keeps the shinbone and thighbone from grinding against each other.
13.And if the molecules in the liquid are more attracted to each other than to the container, as is the case with mercury and glass, they'll form a convex meniscus.
14.It is then heated in an oven to its memory set point, which is 110 degrees C, and then placed in a mould which then gives it its curvature or meniscus on the frame.
15.If the molecules in the liquid are more attracted to the container than each other, they will form a concave meniscus or a crescent-shaped curve at the surface as we see here with water in glass.