### solid colors:

Perfect square
* are solid colors.
* arise in many fundamental questions in number theory.

Solid matter
* Most solid matter passes through intestines
  - small intestines
* acts as a damper against the effects of voltage fluxes.
* has a definite shape and volume
  - definite shape that doesn t change easily
* is accumulated, which enhances gravitation, which, again, intensifies contraction
  - merely condensed vibrations

Solid state
* is called ice, liquid is the normal water and the gaseous stage is called steam
  - state of matter
  - the way of the future
* means minimal size and no moving parts.
* transistorized feed-back circuitry maintains speed under varying loads.

Amorphous solid
* are isotropic in nature.
* have a random distribution of particles.
* have no long-range order
  - regular pattern for molecule, atom or ion locations
* is one where the atoms are randomly arranged.

Atomic solid
* form when weak London dispersion forces bind atoms of cold noble gases.
* occur when noble gases are cooled to extremely low temperatures.

Crystalline solid
* Many crystalline solids are low dustiness.
* are a severe eye irritant
  - anisotropic
  - three-dimensional analogs of a brick wall
* have a repeating pattern - a high degree of order.

### solid:

Dry ice
* is actually frozen carbon dioxide gas
  - an example of sublimation
  - cold handle with tongs
  - colder than regular ice
  - extremely cold and can give a severe burn or damage coolers
* is frozen carbon dioxide , The same gas that makes bubbles in soda pop
  - which turns straight from a solid to a gas
  - good to give the illusion of coldness
  - itself, very cold, and can be used to keep other items cold
  - made of carbon dioxide
  - much softer than water ice, and it crushes very easily
  - propelled by nitrogen gas or compressed air
* is solid carbon dioxide which sublimates to gas phase carbon dioxide at room temperature
  - dioxide, that's usually a gas at room temperature
  - solidified carbon dioxide
  - the solid form of carbon dioxide
  - twice as expensive as liquid nitrogen
  - used as fuel for spacecraft
* is used in commercial baking to control the temperature during the mixing process
  - fire extinguishers
  - to keep things cold
* is very cold, void contact with skin
* is, by contrast, cheap and easy to make and transport.
* provides particles that the droplets can attach to and get bigger, forming raindrops.
* substance that is sublime.

### solid:

Indentation
* are space.
* form of formatting.
* is one way to create programs that are easy to read and follow.
* is the distance between a paragraph's text and the margins for the entire document
  - standard visual cue for displaying hierarchical relationships
  - used to indicate a sub-module contained in a module
* is used to show a topic, sub-topic relationship
  - the level of nesting
* means that the line inherits from the earlier line with one less level of indentation.
* relieve pressure under ulcerated area, enhancing the healing process.
* remain where barnacle crystals once attached.
* serves to break a problem into smaller parts in coherent manner.

### solid | indentation:

Notch
* acts as a transmembrane cell-surface receptor for intercellular signals during development.
* are cuts
  - depressions, gouges, or ditches into the side of points or humps
  - indentations
  - parallel grooves cut into the spine perpendicular to the binding edge
* is an indentation
  - required for wingless signalling in the epidermis of Drosophila
  - thought to play a role in certain cancers when it stays activated, favoring cell division
* signaling pathway mediates hair cell development in mammalian cochlea
  - plays crucial roles in the singling out process of the fusion cell
* signalling controls pancreatic cell differentiation.