SLOW CHANGES:
Changes that take place in hours,days,years etc are slow changes EXAMPLE:
1)GERMINATION OF SEEDS
2)GROWTH OF A CHILD
3)CURDLING OF MILK
4)RIPENING OF FRUITS etc.
FAST CHANGES:
Changes that take place in a minute,second etc are called fast changes.EXAMPLE:
1)BURNING OF PAPER
2)BURSTING OF CRACKERS
3)OPENING OF DRAWERS
4)DROPPING AN OBJECT FROM THE TOP OF A BUILDING etc.
Gradual changes: Rise of ocean level,less ice in areas for certain animals to live.
Sudden changes: Volcanic eruptions, landslides,tsunami,hurricanes,floods, tornadoes,earthquakes, forest
changes of seasons and rusting of iron is also a slow change
The slow and fast changes are weathering, erosion, and deposition.
Depends on your point of view - aging for humans is not as gradual as aging of mountains.
rusting of iron is a slow change.
A fast change maybe when lighting has suddenly hit a tree or something else.
A slow change may be the length of time it takes for snow to melt away.
God did make all of these and us.
baking of a cake is a chemical change which shows its change slowly
ones fast and ones slow
What are two examples of slow mass movement? What are two examples of slow mass movement?
rapid. it happens fast, not slow, think about it. FOOD FOR THOUGHT!! It happens in like five seconds.
a beach is a slow change
slow is when the gravity pushes u down and fast is when u run
advantages of slow and fast changes
Floods, volcanic eruptions, and landslides are all examples of rapid changes at the surface.
In a business presentation the points of interest change through the presentation. How fast the screen presentation changes depends on whether you use fast fade between slides or slow fade
Both. floods will erode soil and rock and also deposit soil and rock there by changing the surface of the earth ... this is generally slow. eruptions, earth quakes are fast and will also change the surface of the earth by substantially removing, changing the location or depositing magma . these are generally fast changes tectonic plate movements are generally slow in a gloobal perspective and this incorperates the volcano and earthquake model. it all depends on the scale of what you call slow and if you are looking at a micro environment or a macro environment - local or global.
The changes which happen slow are slow changes.
not a fast but slow
acceleration is a measurement of increased speed change (deceleration being that of decreased speed change). your current speed (Whether fast, or slow) is irrelevant, as long as it changes, and increases, which means you are accelerating.
slow-fast-slow (Apex)
slow
fast and slow
ones fast and ones slow
A lion is slow and fast because, when it is just walking it is slow but when it is hunting it is super fast.