Waterfall
Emergence definition
A waterfall emerges from the interaction of gravity, which causes a universal attractive force between masses, and a cliff, which is a land feature resulting from the interaction of environment and land, where a stream of water, which is a transparent, tasteless, odorless liquid composed of hydrogen and oxygen molecules, encounters a steep change in terrain elevation, forming a system where particles occupy space and interact with energy.
Wiktionary senses
Historical origin
Prerequisite chain
Neighborhood
In other languages
- Wasserfall German
- waterfall English primary
Prerequisites
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Stream of water falling from a height -- requires understanding of cliff
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Waterfalls form where flowing water encounters a steep change in terrain elevation
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waterfall requires understanding system as a foundational concept
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Stream of water falling from a height -- requires understanding of water