yes,
cornflour,
toothpaste,
marmite,
thick hair-gel,
thick jam.
explanations: if substances do not follow the particle theory then it means that substance does not have all the properties of 1 state of matter they have a mixture form 2-3 different states of matter. the three states of matter are:- solid, liquid, gas.
cornflour is a substance you put into gravy, soup ext to make it more thick!
It isn't clear - to me at least - what "general rules" you are talking about. Density is simply defined as mass divided by volume; this applies to any substance.
The general theory of relativity was published by Albert Einstein in 1915. The theory threw the world for a loop, because it broke widely from Newton's theory of gravitation. The theory of special relativity was also proposed by Einstein in 1905. Both theories sought to better explain the rules of gravity and time.
The principles of design are the rules a designer must follow to create an effective and attractive composition.
If your thoughts and expressions are coherent it should not make any difference, but follow the rules that is part of the education!
One might separate the answer into two concepts, firstly, the function of the particle in forces affecting matter - or particle interactions; and secondly its notional role in our understanding of the universe as expressed in the Standard Model. On the former point, the Higgs plays a significant role in the weak interaction crucial to fission and famously responsible for beta decay; and in some particles' acquisition of mass. On the latter point, the Higgs plays a role which can be said to complete the widely-accepted Standard Model predicted long ago. Lack of direct non-theoretical evidence of its existence is considered a major gap in particle physics which already has abundant evidence for other particles that constitute the Model. This effect gains the particle significant attention because of the perceived importance of resolving a crucial incompleteness in the Model which would be addressed by the particle's experimental verification. This problem inspired decades of research and the construction of one of the world's most complicated and expensive particle colliders, the LHC. Higgs theory explains the reason behind why certain particles evidence mass where, based on rules governing their interactions, they should have no mass. Considerable excitement was generated when studies of candidates produced in LHC collision events in 2012 seemed to verify particular properties of the Higgs including its predicted parity, spin, and mass-energy.
It isn't clear - to me at least - what "general rules" you are talking about. Density is simply defined as mass divided by volume; this applies to any substance.
what rules did you have to follow rations ww2
follow the rules
yes they have to follow there home rules
they had rules to follow but not laws
Yes, "Rules will follow." is correct.
The future tense of "They follow the rules" is "They will follow the rules."
We follow safety rules for be safe.
because people don't like to follow rules so they want to not follow them so that's why rules suck, there shoud be no rules because people would follow them if they werent there because people don't like to follow the rules. my fingers hurt.
some of the australians doesn follow the rules and they will be dead
Coats of arms generally follow the rules of Heraldry.
what rules did you have to follow rations ww2