What does pulleys mean in scientific terms?
a pulley is something when you pull it up it gos down and when you pull it down it gos up and Mohammad Rabee wrote this and I wrote what does a wheel and axle mean.
What does it mean that you understand basic scientific terms and principles?
Scientific Literacy
What does bibliography mean in scientific terms?
bibliography means were did you get your informatoin from
Can man exist without a body?
It depends what terms you mean. in spiritual terms, yes, I believe there is an afterlife. In scientific terms, frankly, no.
What does Repeatable mean in scientific terms?
In scientific terms, "repeatable" means that if you do the same experiment several times, you will get very close to exactly the same results each time.
Define in scientific terms the word 'model'?
The word 'model' in scientific terms mean a diagram or some sort of picture with words pointing out what bit means which.
What are ten examples of the pulley?
In automotive terms, There are drive pulleys such as the drive pulley mounted to the crankshaft on most engines. There are driven pulleys such as an alternator, power steering, water pump, a/c compressor and all the accessories driven by the drive pulley. There are idler pulleys and tensioner pulleys. There are timing belt pulleys. And for non automotive related terms, There are block and tackle pulley systems. There are pulley hoists. Wire rope pulley blocks… Read More
What does balance mean in scientific terms?
It does mean that the number of atoms in both sides of a chemical reactions are equal.
What do you mean by a classical taxonomist?
Someone who classifies things in natural or scientific terms.
What does energy mean in scientific terms?
energy is scientifically defined as the ability to do work.
What does the word data mean in scientific terms?
Information collected during research or an experiment.
What does respiration mean in scientific terms?
Usually the use of oxygen to oxidize fuel for metabolic purposes.
What does supersaturated mean in scientific terms?
A solution that is not able to absorb any more solute or solvent
In scientific terms what does work mean?
Work is the amount of energy you have to use to execute a certain task.
What does the circle inside another circle mean in scientific terms?
It symbolise the cartographer's visual resource' sizes.
What does hearsay mean in scientific terms?
Hearsay is something heard and then repeated without its accuracy being validated.
What does heating mean in scientific terms?
it means to heat something up (in science probably with a Bunsen burner)
What does layers mean in scientific terms?
Layers of rocks and they can 'climb through time' it's pretty cool, actually(:
What does solution mean in scientific terms?
a solution is where two things are mixed together...eg: sugar and water x
What does precision mean in scientific terms?
Accuracy is how close you are to your expected value and precision is how close together your experimental values are.
What does control mean in scientific terms?
A control is something that stays the same in a science experiment In science terms it means that in the project nothing is being tested so its left alone.
What does biology mean in scientific terms?
Biology in technical terms in the study of life. The word comes from the Greek "Bios" meaning life and "ology" meaning the study of, creating the study of life.
What literary terms are used in Nightfall by Isaac Asimov?
The terms used 'in' the story are psychiatric and scientific. No literary terms are referred to directly. If you mean 'what are some literary term applicable to Nightfall?' then foreshadowing, foreboding, third-person, epiphany.
What does weigt mean in scientific terms?
How much does the gravity affects an object is called weight. The formula for weight is mg or mass into gravitation.
What does the medical terminology combining form -aris mean?
-aris is a suffix used in scientific terms (e.g., solaris, polaris)
What does power mean in scientific terms?
Power is defined as energy per unit time. You can also say 'rate of doing work'.
What does filtration mean in scientific terms?
Filtration means when a soluble solid (something that doesn't dissolve in water) is separated from liquid HOPE THAT HELPS :)
What does absolute mean?
It is something that is not dependent on or relative to anything else. eg:- absolute zero. one scientific meaning is "the apex" laymen terms mean for sure-- non better--- with out a doubt.
What effect does negative energy produce?
It doesn't. There's no such thing, not in scientific terms. Some people might use the phrase as a metaphor but business and politics is full of scientific, or pseudo-scientific, terms used metaphorically by people who clearly do not understand basic science! Certain forms of energy, such as electrical current, have polarities; but the negative pole of a circuit does not mean electrical energy is "negative".
What does lasik mean in scientific terms?
It is a procedure for eye surgery that cures near sightedness, by using a laser that cuts a flap in the cornea so that it flattens out
What is a substance in scientific terms?
A substance is a scientific term that is used in chemistry.
What does quackery mean in physical terms?
According to Google, the term "quackery" defines as: medical practice and advice based on observation and experience in ignorance of scientific findings.
What does evaporation mean in science terms?
Evaporation in scientific terms is when water is an entire substance and then it is vaporized from the heat of rays from the sun. After it is vaporized it is water vapor in the air in the form of fog and clouds until precipitated or in other words it rains.
What is the sloth's scientific name?
In scientific terms a sloth is known as Eremotherium laurillardi
What does prism mean in scientific terms?
A transparent body that is bounded in part by two nonparallel plane faces and is used to refract or disperse a beam of light. (Merriam-Webster.com)
What does accuracy mean in scientific terms?
In term of Science : Accuracy is how close a numerical measure is to its actual value. In term of mathematics : the number of significant figures given in a number