Best Answer: d: deci, 10 to the negative first power, or one tenth. c: centi, 10 to the negative second power, or one hundredth. f: femto, 10 to the negative fifteenth power. m: milli, 10 to the negative third power, or one thousandth. k: kilo, 10 to the third power or one thousand. n: nano, 10 to the negative ninth power, or one billionth.
Report Abuse. The first respondent described it better than the second. A statement is called a blanket statement when it covers a number of cases. My students generally come to class on time. is a blanket statement because it includes or covers the individual cases. Source(s): BA linguistics MEd TESOL 27 years of teaching.
American Sign Language: blanket. The sign for blanket uses slightly bent hands. The thumbs are underneath the fingers (as if holding onto a blanket). Use a double movement, (the second movement will be a smaller repeat of the first movement) as if pulling a blanket up onto your chest. You will also see this version done with the palms more facing down and the contact on the chest being done mostly with the index-finger side of the hands.