It is used to determine how 'fast' the ice is. The longer a rock stays in motion, the faster the ice. Or, better put, the longer a rock takes to travel between 2 points (the back line and the T-line in the rings), the faster the ice. It may seem counter-intuitive, but if the ice is slow, you have to throw the rock harder to reach the same distance, than if it is fast. If the ice is fast, you can let the rock go gently, and it will stay in motion for a longer time, reaching the same destination, but taking longer to do it.
It depends on the stopwatch.
I'll need a stopwatch.
No. A stopwatch measures time.
Curling is played in at least 45 countries (you can find a list by researching the World Curling Federation on Wikipedia). However, it is most popular in Canada, the United States, and western Europe. In places where curling is popular, there are usually dedicated curling clubs that have ice only used for curling. Where it is less popular, curlers resort to sharing multi-purpose arena ice with hockey players and skaters. This presents a challenge, because curling ice must be prepared differently than hockey/skating ice.
After seconds on a stopwatch comes minutes, followed by hours if the stopwatch has that capability.
A Kind of a Stopwatch was created on 1963-10-18.
Le curling (masculine noun): J'aime le curling (I like curling) Du curling: j'ai fait du curling (I played curling)
No. A curling iron does NOT have silver in it!!.. There are silver curling irons but there are no curling irons with silver in them!
Yes the word stopwatch is a singular noun. The plural form is stopwatches.
Curling...Oh, how I hate Curling. :P
The purpose of an eyelash curler is to shape the eyelash by curling it upwards towards the forehead for the top lash and downwards towards the chin for the lower eye lash.
The least count of an analog stopwatch is typically 0.2 seconds. This means that the smallest time interval that can be measured accurately on the stopwatch is 0.2 seconds.