Mass movement, which is sometimes called <em>waste movement</em> or <em>slope movement, </em>is defined as the large movement of rock, soil and debris downward due to the force of gravity.
<h3>Factors affecting mass movement
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1. Slope
- Gravity provides the energy to move the materials.
- Rapid movements (e.g. landslide, slumping) etc.
2. Water
- Rainwater acts as a lubricant to weathered materials.
- Rainwater adds weight to weathered materials.
3. Rock structure
- Joints dipping downslope usually assists landslides, rockfalls, rockslide etc
4. Vegetation
- Lack of vegetation cover to hold the loose particles.
5. Vibrations
- Earthquakes.
- Construction processes and mining operations.
The creation of a communications hotline between the United States and the USSR was a result of the end of the Cuban Missile Crisis. The answer to your question is B. I hope this is the answer that you are looking for and it comes to your help.
The basis for communication in anatomy and physiology assumes anatomical position.
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Anatomical position is the position in which a person stands straight with his spinal cord stretched and straight, his chin remaining perpendicular with the body axis, and his feet joint side by side and his palms facing anteriorly.
This is the position which is used as the default position to explain the location and relationship of any organ or object inside body with surrounding organs. In anatomy and physiology both, anatomical position is the default position to explain the location of other organs. Thus, as any location is stated in these subjects, the position is taken to be anatomical position.
A. hot and solid. the earth has an alloy core of iron, nickel, gold, platinum, uranium
The strawberry preserves heterogeneous mixtures.
Homogeneous mixtures exhibit uniform composition and characteristics throughout and are called solutions. On the other hand, the heterogeneous mixtures refer to those that are not the same in composition and characteristics throughout. The heterogeneous mixtures can be colloids or suspensions.
The homogeneous mixtures comprise a single phase, on the other hand, heterogeneous mixtures comprise various phases.
