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How do eddies form?
Eddies form when fluid flows over obstacles or through varying terrain, creating localized whirlpools or circular currents. These disturbances can result from changes in velocity, pressure, or direction of the main flow, leading to the separation of the fluid layers. In oceans and rivers, eddies can also arise from turbulence, where chaotic fluid motions generate rotating pockets of water. These features play a crucial role in mixing and transporting energy and nutrients in aquatic environments.
Why were the surveyors laying out land in squares in 1869?
Hi im serah, the metis farms were already laid out in narrow strips facing the rivers, in the same way the people of New France laid out farms along the St. Lawrence. This way all families had some land along the river and they could live close together.THANKS: Serah :D
What is an example of something a mile long?
One example of something that is a mile long is the standard running track, which measures 1,609.34 meters or 1 mile in circumference. Another example is a typical rural road that stretches for a mile in length. Additionally, some rivers, like the Mississippi River in the United States, can be a mile wide at certain points.
What unit would you measure a river?
Rivers are typically measured in terms of their length using units such as kilometers or miles. The length of a river is usually determined by measuring the distance from its source to its mouth. Additionally, the discharge of a river, which is the volume of water flowing through it per unit of time, can be measured in cubic meters per second or cubic feet per second.
More than two thirds of earth's fresh water is found in?
76% (more than two thirds) of Earth's freshwater is found in any ice on Earth. (ex. glaciers) 23% of freshwater is found in groundwater 12% of the groundwater is "shallow ground water" 11% of the groundwater is "deep ground water" 0.34% of Earth's freshwater is found in rivers, streams, and lakes 0.037% of freshwater is found in water vapor
How do calculate the velocity of the boat relative to the shore?
Add the rivers velocity to the boats velocity
When do streams and rivers deposit sediment?
When their velocity decreases
How does a rivers current slow down?
A rivers current slows down when it runs into a bend.
What are high-altitudes high velocity rivers of air are called?
Jet streams
High-altitude high velocity rivers of air are called what?
Jet streams
Were do rivers flow very fast?
Where the current is.
What is the rivers current?
i don't no I'm arsing you!!
Where is the rivers velocity the highest?
The velocity of a river is typically highest in the center of the channel, where the water has the least amount of friction with the riverbanks and bed. This is known as the thalweg.
What ocean have the greatest numbers of rivers flowing into them?
Indian and Atlantic
What oceans have the greatest number of rivers that flow into them?
Indian and Atlantic
How many the greatest world's cities are close to rivers?
Most of them.
Which oceans have the greatest number of rivers flowing into them?
Atlantic & Indian
