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Yes it is because when you tie your shoe, you're changing the form and not the identity of the object. You can always get your shoe lace back the way it was before you tied it.

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What was used before velcro?

There were several items that were used before Velcro. Some of the things used include snaps, tying things, and glue.


What is learning behavior?

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What does it mean when a person has no personal pictures displayed in their home?

It's very odd. It could mean that they are tying to hide something that the photos may show or they may bring feelings of guilt for some reason so they hide them away. I would say that it doesn't have anything to do with death because usually when someone passes away people leave their picture up unless they feel guilty about their death


What is the Difference between short-term memory and long-term memory?

Short term memory is what can be recalled for a few seconds to an hour or so. One type of short term memory is working memory. An example is when you try to remember a phone number before you can write it down. Long term memory is stored and can be recalled throughout a lifetime. There are two types of long term memory: declarative and procedural. Declarative memory is what you can declare or recite. An example is when a child enters kindergarten and memorizes there address, phone number and how to spell their name. As a child grows into adulthood they can rattle of various dates, figures and facts. Procedural memory deals with motor skills. People say, "You never forget how to ride a bike." This is due to procedural memory. Various activities such as tying your shoes, driving a car and playing instrument involve procedural memory.Short term memory decays rapidly..in just 20 to 25 sec and also has a limited capacity.like u dial a phone number but forgot it instantly.2. Long term memory is intended for storage of information over a long time.View the source related links below.Short Term memory is memory stored in your brain for a short period of time so your not likely to remember it. An example would be a phone number someone JUST told you without writing it down. Long term memory is memory in your brain that your not likely to forget. An example would be your name.Short term memory can hold limited information temporarily. The difference between short and long term memory is in duration and capacity. Duration means how long the information is remembered and capacity means how much information you can hold.

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What is a rams head knot?

a tying knot for shoe laces on shoes!


What are the benefits of salomon running shoes?

The benefits of Salomon running shoes are that they have laces that are don't require tying so you can easily pull them on and off. They are constructed with a material that makes it easy to run on any type of surface, smooth or rough.


When were shoe laces invented?

In England In 1790 as the shoe laces we know of now but shoe laces have been in use since 7000bc, if not further by tying a leather cord into the shoe.


How do you keep leather boat shoe laces tied?

keep tying them.. lol its inevitable


Can a professional be called as an unemployed?

yes because they could be a professional of singing or tying laces and they could be unemployed


What part of the brain controls tying your shoes?

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How can you use rudimentary in a sentence?

Tying your shoes can be quite rudimentary.


When sandy from grease decides to undergo a makeover what is she doing at the time?

Tying her shoes


What is sandy doing when she decides to get a makeover?

she is trying to make Danny like her because she knows he likes girls that are hard core not nice and cuddly ** She's sitting on the the side lines during the race and tying her shoes, singing "Good bye to Sandra Dee"


What part of brain controls tying your shoes?

primary motor area of cerebral cortex ,cerebrum


How much time does the average American spend tying their shoes in a lifetime?

Approximately 2-6 weeks.


Why do we only put velcro on kid shoes when it's way easier then tying your shoes and would save so much time?

I wear adult shoes with velcro on them. You are looking in the wrong stores or in the wrong catalogs.