Which time frame is correct-- Rigid or relaxed?
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its one end the same it in the same space and it can take place with out the other
1015708
Do you mean a "fixed perimeter?"
318657
depends on how you use it....\n\nI was lying down.\nHe is laying down.\n\nOne is past tense the other is present tense.
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1st is correct.\n\n2nd is, though not incorrect, just plain akward. You are saying "what is the best time" that's like asking if you should leave at 1 pm, 3 pm or 6 pm for Thailand. But then you use the word "travel" and not "leave/drive/fly" - so the whole sentence is akward. Don't use it.
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elasticity of time refers to its non-uniform nature according to the theory of relativity.\n\naccording to einstein's work, time is experienced differently by different observers depending on their motion and acceleration ( gravity ).  \n\nthe take home message is that time is not absolute but an observer related measurement. this result is an extension of the assumption that the speed of light is always fixed for ALL observers.
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1)))  inertia would be best described as\n       resistance to acceleration\n       a property of matter\n2)))zero\n\n3)))Yes\n\n4)))a))please specify the direction in which you want to calculate force\n    b))please specify whether the body was going raght or left\n\n5)))We experience the pseudoforce
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Time compression.....sounds cool.  I think your question (what approach to take) is too general to get much good feedback here.  Where are you in the process?  The proposal stage?  Concept paper?  Have you picked a topic yet?  The other answer was correct in terms of finding and reading your university's thesis guide, it will have a lot of good information.  Feel free to email me with questions.
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Tensional - a relaxation type of fault where one fault block drop down relative to the other\nCompressive - a squeezing type of fault where one fault block pops up relative to the other block.
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What is the standard way to describe motion ?
940178
remains constant   coz u have inertia of motion
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for correct tracking of time
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So long as there is rate of change of motion
259842
you should relax its your bodys way of telling you to slow down
862450
Get lost in the moment...just let go completely and you'll be great. Being comfortable and relaxed is key!
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I've read cards and given readings for almost twenty-five years and the one thing I've found is that Time is like a River. It moves and no reading is static. I'm not doubting that both readers gave you decently accurate looks at *now* but seeing  furtures is much more diufficult. I've always told my questioners that the reading I'm giving is for now and that it can change depending on their own actions. We can be very wrong with timelines. A reading's future really does hinge on what the questioner does after the reading. Good luck.
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This is where convention comes in. hehe.\n\nYou see, today "time" is defined based on a reference. We define one second as exactly 9,192,631,770 oscillations or cycles of the cesium atom's resonant frequency, replacing the old second that was defined in terms of the Earth's motions.\n\nThe "uncertainity" is due to the fact that our one second here ( where its based on the measurement of this number of oscilations )  is NOT 100% the same as compared to our measurement of one second based on the previous way.\n\nWhat was the previous way? Well, it bascially defines one second the other way around. What i mean here is that in the old days time is defined relative to the motion of the earth around the sun. Ancients defined the total time taken for the earth to finish one complete revolution around the sun as one year. Then they agreed that one year is approximately made up of 365 days. Each day is then divided into 24 hours. 1 hour is then considered as having 60 minutes where 1 minute comprises as 60 seconds.\n\nOf course to achieve the definition of time as how we have it now did not just come overnight. It took some time... hehe. I did not attempt a chronological development of the idea but just intend to shed some light on the subject. You can find further information on the link below.
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velcoity is change in displacement/time