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@Jokku.
Yea, Pokemon will have different stats on lv 100, depends how you trained it and on what kind of hidden stats it got.
An example: just catch two same species Pokemon on same level and compare them. The stats will be different by a hidden stat value.
And there is many websites that you can enter your Pokemon's stats there and use their calculators to find out your stats and hidden stats (IV)
Yea, Pokemon will have different stats on lv 100, depends how you trained it and on what kind of hidden stats it got.
An example: just catch two same species Pokemon on same level and compare them. The stats will be different by a hidden stat value.
And there is many websites that you can enter your Pokemon's stats there and use their calculators to find out your stats and hidden stats (IV)
How many much more do you want?
08-Jun-2015 15:37:36 - Last edited on 08-Jun-2015 16:01:36 by Many Much
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08-Jun-2015 15:47:59
RubiksCube77
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Putrefaction: the decomposition of proteins that would eventually lead to the breakdown of cohesion between tissues and liquefaction of most organs.
Decomposition: Organic substances are broken down into a much simpler form of matter.
I was going to say that rigor mortis disappears when putrefaction begins,
The whole process of the body breaking down after death is what is known as decomposition, by definition I believe and yes, there are stages of such a process as you've already mentioned, like Rigor, Algor, etc.
I see a little bit of a tautology in what you wrote because to my knowledge, proteins fall under the chemical definition of an organic substance and seeing as the majority of the human body is composed of organic material. Your definition of decomposition in my opinion, would better fit the entire process; with Putrefaction making up a part of it.
4A6F6B6B75 said :
@Dracule
I have never heard of that Intermediate Axis Theorem, but I found a nice video about it on Youtube. Sounds interesting, thanks.
I'm glad you, NoName and others here find interest in my posts! Most other people I talk to don't seem to care for any geeky things I may say, haha
Putrefaction: the decomposition of proteins that would eventually lead to the breakdown of cohesion between tissues and liquefaction of most organs.
Decomposition: Organic substances are broken down into a much simpler form of matter.
I was going to say that rigor mortis disappears when putrefaction begins,
The whole process of the body breaking down after death is what is known as decomposition, by definition I believe and yes, there are stages of such a process as you've already mentioned, like Rigor, Algor, etc.
I see a little bit of a tautology in what you wrote because to my knowledge, proteins fall under the chemical definition of an organic substance and seeing as the majority of the human body is composed of organic material. Your definition of decomposition in my opinion, would better fit the entire process; with Putrefaction making up a part of it.
4A6F6B6B75 said :
@Dracule
I have never heard of that Intermediate Axis Theorem, but I found a nice video about it on Youtube. Sounds interesting, thanks.
I'm glad you, NoName and others here find interest in my posts! Most other people I talk to don't seem to care for any geeky things I may say, haha
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