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What does the term stationary mean in an science experiment?
None movement.
What is the definition of motion in science?
movement
Is the science of movement?
Kinetics, perhaps, or dynamics
Movement magnifiers in science?
machines which can overcome big movement by a small movement is called movement magnifiers.......eg:pedal bin, fishing rod
What does kinetic energy mean in science?
Kinetic energy is energy of movement. If an object moves it has kinetic energy. For instance, when you walk chemical energy in your food is converted to kinetic energy in your muscles.
What does the term stationary mean in an science experiment?
None movement.
What does creep in science mean?
a slow movement of plates along a fault
What does a contirent draft mean in science?
Continental drift is the movement of the continents.
When was Creation Science Movement created?
Creation Science Movement was created in 1932.
What movement stressed science and reason in the 1700s?
The enlightenment was the movement which stressed science and reason.
What does ressistance mean in science?
It would depend greatly on which branch of science you are referring to. Generally, resistance is a force or condition that opposes a change, condition or movement.
What is stiring in science?
If you mean 'string' they are hypothetical, extremely small subatomic particles, If you mean 'stiring' you may mean mechanical movement of a liquid in a container.
What does meiple mean?
Meiple: the science dealing with the interrelationship of the physiological processes and anatomy of the human body with respect to movement.
What is rest in science?
No movement.
What does percolation mean in earth science?
The downward movement of water through pores and other spaces in soil due to gravity.
What does response mean in science term?
Response means reaction, as in a movement, change, or emission (like heat, light, or sound).
How is science of movement known as?
Mechanics.
