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all the matter, time, energy and space |
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is the perceptance of some aspect of the environment by one or more human senses-sight, hearing, touch, taste or smell |
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is a human made device that extends the senses beyond their normal limits, thus enabling them to make observations that would otherwise be impossible or highly inaccurate |
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is an enterpretation of an inference |
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when scientists group together similiar observations and inferences to make the study of objects and events in then environment more meaingful or easier to understand |
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is a means of expressing an observation with greater accuracy or percision |
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the amount of matter in a object |
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the amount of space a object occupies |
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when the amount of terror is expressed as a precentage |
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the concentration of matter in a object |
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many changes in the environment occur in some oredly fashion in which the events constantly repeat |
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is a type of infference about the conditions and behavior of the environment in the future |
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is a non human related object , process, or situation, that has the possiblity of causing the loss of life, personal injury or loss of property |
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where energy is usually exchanged |
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environmental equalibrium resulting from opposing forces or actions balancing out |
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the materials and energy sources found in the environment that the humans use in their daily lives |
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of the environment occurs whe the concentration of any sunstance or form of energy reaches a porportionthat adversely affects people or their property or other life forms |
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