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A natural stream of water flowing toward a lake or an ocean is called?
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∙ 11y ago
A river.
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What is a natural watercourse usually freshwater flowing toward an ocean a lake a sea?
That's a river.
Most natural processes proceed toward what?
All natural processes proceed toward a state of greater disorder called entropy. Things will start to run down and wear out which is called degeneration.
What is the prefix for stream?
The prefix for "stream" is "a" - it means "on" or "toward."
How do you tell a lake from a river?
A lake is a large body of water that is bigger than a pond. A lake is a body of water that doesn't connect to the ocean. Many of which are fed by rivers and are situated in basins as major features of topography- major land features- lakes can be natural occurrences or man made. A river is a natural stream of water, usually freshwater, flowing toward an ocean, a lake, or another stream. In other words. Lakes are larger than rivers and do not lead to the ocean.
What does it mean if you dream of money flowing toward you in a stream?
This appears to be a wish-fulfillment dream. You would like to have a continuous supply of money that would come to you without any effort on your part. Alternatively, you could interpret this as a nudge toward seeking out a steady, dependable income.
What describes the blood flowing in a vein?
It moves toward the heart
What keeps blood flowing toward the heart in the largest veins?
Valves
What keeps bloods flowing toward the heart in the largest veins?
Valves
If a raft drifted on the Gulf Stream beginning in Florida where might it reach land.?
toward Europe
General direction of flow of the jet stream is toward the?
west to east
What describes what happens at the poles?
Cold air is sinking and flowing back toward the equator.
How would the climate be affected if the gulf stream would reverse directions?
If the Gulf Stream reversed directions, it would carry cold water from the Arctic toward the equator, instead of warm water from the equator toward the Arctic. This would cool the air flowing over it instead of warming it. Because the wind around the Gulf Stream flows east, Europe would be far more dramatically cooled than North America, but both would cool a lot. Glaciers would build up, and an Ice Age would start.
