Two telecommunications carriers, CoreTel Virginia, LLC and Verizon Virginia, LLC, dispute their respective responsibilities under their interconnection agreement (âICAâ), a contract which governs how the carriers connect their networks and exchange data.
Snowflakes have six sides. All snowflakes contain six sides or points owing to the way in which they form. The molecules in ice crystals join to one another in a hexagonal structure, an arrangement which allows water molecules - each with one oxygen and two hydrogen atoms - to form together in the most efficient way. It is these hexagonal structures which when repeated successively give a snowflake it six-sided shape.
No Two Alike. Snowflakes can be big clusters of snow crystals, or just one individual and unique crystal. No two snow crystals are exactly alike (which is rather surprising given the amount of snow that falls), but their forms usually fall into several basic types and categories. TOP (Left to Right): 1. Stellar Dendrites: Six main branches and many sidebranches. 2. Irregular Crystals: Snowflakes have a hard life - many arrive in bad shape. 3.