what elements are war tanks made with?
No lower than 68 and no higher than 72.
64F is freezing in my opinionDifferent houses will measure temperature differently though, so it's relativeFor example at my old house we often kept it at 72 but at my current house 78 is fineThe temperature in the house is still the same, the unit just measures the temperature differently and there's rooms with different fluctuation in tempThat being said, I still think anywhere in the 70s is normal and reasonable.
Speak to someone about changing your roommate since the two of you obviously aren't communicating well(Not blaming this on you at all).
The standard battle tank has a composite skin - with up to seven different layers of stuff, from steel to ceramic to even GLASSIt's all done to prevent penetration of both ballistic round that just drill a hole through, as well as incendiary rounds that are designed to burn through the armorNow that we have reactive armor that is an extra layer of explosive armor worn on the outside - that blows up when an explosion hits it - designed to stop incendiary rounds from even harming the armor, it's hard to say what all is in thereArmored personnel carriers in the US were made of an aluminum/magnesium alloy.
72 degrees is considered the optimum room temperatureSurgical suites are kept at 65 to help control bacteriaOrthopedic surgical suites are 55 If you pay for this room, request a different roommate.
