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Deposition is the geological process in which sediments, soil, and rocks are controversial in its acceptance into mainstream coastal science as the theory.
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What is deposition in science?
Deposition is the process of sediments being deposited as a sediment
What is deposition in unified science?
Deposition is the direct transition from gas to solid.
What does deposition mean in science?
taking testimony outside of court
What does deposition mean in science terms?
It means the natural process of losing Water Vapor.
What is the definition of deposition in science?
Well you know depsoition meaning like sending sometime over
What is deposition in science?
Deposition is the process of sediments being deposited as a sediment
What is deposition in unified science?
Deposition is the direct transition from gas to solid.
What does the science term deposition mean?
Deposition is the process by which a gas changes states into a solid, and never turning to liquid.
What does deposition mean in science?
taking testimony outside of court
How does deposition relate to science?
Science is everywhere right now what u are using is a computer which is scientific. Everything relates to Science
What the opposite of deposition?
Not sure if it has one in the legal world. In science terms, the opposite of deposition is sublimation, when a solid turns directly into a gas.
What is it called when sediment depoosits over time?
deposition(at least that's the science term) ;)
What does deposition mean in science terms?
It means the natural process of losing Water Vapor.
What is the definition of deposition in science?
Well you know depsoition meaning like sending sometime over
What is the science definition of deposition?
Well you know depsoition meaning like sending sometime over
What are weathering erosion and deposition The science work?
weathering is the breaking down of materials eg,rocks by the elements. erosion is the moving around of these material deposition is this material being added to landforms
How is a landslide different from other kinds of erosion and deposition?
Please help me answer this SO hard question for science!
