<u>Answer:</u>
Deposition is a "conservative" while erosion is a "destructive" mechanism.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Deposition is when the surface is exposed to sediments, dirt, or rocks. It's the inverse of erosion. Deposition is a positive method since it builds or produces surface features. As over time wind, water and other forces will wear away sediments, so must sediments be accumulated as well. The process through which water vapor transforms spontaneously to ice in sub-freezing air, without first becoming a liquid is one of the instance of deposition.
In earth science, erosion is the activity of surface mechanisms that detach soil, rock, or soluble material from one place on the crust of the Earth, and then transferred it to another. For an instance wind carries away small pieces of rock from a mountain side.
Answer: Ellen is engaging in conversation not to be left out in their discussion. Ellen made sure she was compelling in her discussion.
Explanation: Ellen was in a gathering of individuals with higher academic degree, in order for her to be involve in conversation she needed to talk about her achievements.
A. roller coaster,"<span>an undulating wave that travels over the surface of a solid, especially of the ground in an earthquake, with a speed independent of wavelength."</span>
Answer:
standard time is the time of an area set by law. local time is implied based on the movement of the sun.
Explanation:
Standard time: in the us, there are 6 time zones; Hawaii-Aleutian time, Alaska time, Pacific time, Mountain time, Central time and Eastern time. There are 24 time zones in the world. Standard time is used more often because it is more specific and convenient.
Local time: places on the same longitude (the imaginary grid lines that cover Earth that go up and down) would have the same local time.
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