Varying between 0 to 100mm per year, the movement of a plate is driven by convection in the underlying hot and viscous mantle. Earthquakes, volcanic activity, mountain-building, and oceanic trench formation occur along plate boundaries in zones that may be anything from a few kilometres to a few hundred kilometres wide. To watch a simulated fly-by along New Zealand's plate boundary check out this video.
The average business card size in cm (centimeters) is 8.9 x 5.1. In inches this is 3.5 x 2. In millimeters (mm) the size will be 88.9 x 50.8. Measurements are usually given in inches or millimeters.
When creating your own business cards, using the correct pixel size and resolution setting is the important first step to ensuring a high-quality end result. In this tutorial, weâll show you how to do just that. Set Your Business Card Size to 1050 x 600 in Pixels Standard business cards are set to 3.5â x 2â, which translates to 1050 x 600 in pixels. As for the resolution, 300 PPI (pixels per inch) is the standard setting. When starting your project, open your preferred editor (Publisher, Microsoft Word, etc.) and set your document to these dimensions. 1  Set your business cardâs pixel size to 1050 x 600 pixels. 2  Make sure you check out the online printerâs pixel size and resolution specs before you print your business cards. 1  Moo: 1102 x 642 pixels (300 DPI) 2  Vistaprint: 1062 x 615 pixels (300 DPI) 3  48Hour Print: 1050 x 600 pixels (300 DPI)