a big vertical drop, usually six feet or higher
The contractual distribution of principal and interest cash flows in a multi-tranche security such as an ABS, CMO or CDO. The contractually specified allocation of cash to debt holders and other parties. The priority of payments to holders of different classes of securities created from a securitization.
A cascade of normally silver sparks, created by a horizontal string of small fountains strung up between two or more posts. A better effect is achieved the higher it is situated.
a steep descent of the water of a river
a self-correcting maladjustment of stream to structure, and so, for all I know, is technique
a vertical drop in a streambed
A sudden descent of water over a step in the bed of a stream, the fall being much steeper than in the designation `rapids'. In place names frequently shortened to `Fall' or `Falls'. This designation includes `cascade' and `cataract'.
Formed when water flows over a vertical drop. An integral part of creeking.
When a river falls off steeply, there is a waterfall.
A waterfall is a sudden drop in a river as it flows over a rock cliff. This happens when the river passes from a layer of hard rock to a layer of softer rock, and the water erodes away the softer rock.
A sequential software engineering methodology where the analysis, design, implementation, and testing phases proceed one after another, like water flowing over a fall.
A sudden, nearly vertical drop in a stream, as it flows over rock.
major drop in a riverbed, usually over six feet in height.
a method of software engineering which is like the natural flow of water... off the edge of a cliff and into oblivion. See The Agile suit.
Term applied to sloping panels of head and/or footboard of modern metal bed. Formally applied to bedroom cases of the 1920's and 1930's with cascading front design.
A waterfall is an elevator that is done while doing constant rolls. Report this Word Added by: MOJO65-9or10
Term applied to the sloping panels of head- and/or footboards of modern metal beds. Also used for bedroom styles of the 1920's and 1930's which featured a cascading front design.
any sudden descent of a stream or river. A waterfall usually occurs from a great height and is perpendicular or nearly perpendicular. [AHDOS
A waterfall is usually a geological formation resulting from water, often in the form of a stream, flowing over an erosion-resistant rock formation that forms a sudden break in elevation.