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What makes the flag flutter?
The fluttering of a flag is primarily caused by wind. When the wind blows, it creates air pressure differences on either side of the flag, causing it to move and ripple. Additionally, the flag's fabric and design contribute to how it catches the wind, enhancing the fluttering effect. Overall, the interaction between the wind and the material of the flag results in its characteristic movement.
What use in in the material?
Pencil lead is actually graphite.
What percentage of crude steel produced is actually recycled material?
According to the Sustainability Report of the World Steel Industry 2005, 42% of crude steel is actually recycled material.
What is the fossilized fecal material that is actually cut polished and made into jewelry?
Fecal material that is actually made into jewelry is called coprolite. Its actually fossilized fecal material. ( I am assuming whoever posted this question is in "The Bay Academy for the Arts and Sciences" and this is their sciece homework, and they are a Newton. They are also in Ms. Johnsons class. )
What is the material used to make the water cube?
I actually have no idea
What material is used in pencils?
Pencil lead is actually graphite.
When is a variance considered to be 'material'?
When it is large compared to the actually cost.
What is the portion of the virus that actually enters the host cell?
its genetic material
What day is Material Girl on?
monday No, its actually on on Thursday, 8.00pm, BBC1.
What is the word when a solid goes to a glass?
If I was dealing with a material that actually did this, I'd probably call it "decrystallization" or simply "transitions to a glassy material".
What type of vascular tissue moves material from the roots to other parts of a plant?
That vascular material ( actually tissue ) is called xylem.
What is mean by geonets?
It actually means this. geosynthetic material connecting important structures.
