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an image of a human body with all the muscles visible

Fascia is a network of connective tissue linking everything that exists between head and toe. It surrounds muscle fibers, muscle groups, blood vessels, nerves, organs, and bones. When unrestricted, it resembles a web, allowing full range of motion, blood flow, and nerve function. When the fibers become condensed - almost fused together, there can be a slew of ailments: aches/pains, limited mobility, and decreased circulation and sensation. For more information, here's a great link - Fascia…

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the worksheet is filled with diagrams and symbols for different types of shapes, including lines

Fig. 5: Synthetic matrix of choremes Source: Halás, Klapka, 2009 - "Spatial organisation: development, structure and approximation of geographical systems."

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Has anyone ever talked to you about the fascia? Does it sound familiar? If you ever studied anatomy you may have possibly read about it. Maybe you heard about it from your chiropractor or massage therapist (I do like to talk about fascia from time to time). It

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different types of building materials are shown in this diagram, which shows how they should be used

Types of Structural Systems in Architecture 1) Rock and Stone 2) Wood Frame 3) Steel Truss and Frame 4) Precast Concrete 5) Reinforced Concrete 6) Prestressed Concrete Many different structural systems are used in architecture. The type of system used depends on the building's needs. The height of the building, its load bearing capacity, the soil specifications and the building materials all dictate the proper structural system needed for a building. In particular, structural systems have…

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