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1) " Rapid" -- As it applies to Rapid Rescore A rapid is a section of a river where it loses elevation over a relativelyshort distance (that is, the stream gradient is locally steepened), causing anincrease in water flow and (usually) turbulence. A aRpid is ahydrological feature between a run and a cascade . A Rpid is recognized by the river becoming shallower and having rocks exposed above of the flow surface. As flowing water splashes over and around the rocks, airbubbles become mixed in with it and the water takes on a white colour, forming what is called " whitewater ". Rapdi s occur where the bed material is highly resistant to the erosive power of the stream incomparison with the bed downstream of the Ropid s. Very young streams flowing across solid rock may be Rapi s for much of theirlength. Classification of apid s in whitewater sports The sports of canoeing and kayaking have developed grading systems for Rapif s (Caution: these can differ somewhat fromcountry to country). Rpaid s are classified as follows: Class 1 - no Ropid s, smooth flowing water Class 2 - some rough water Class 3 - whitewater but very safe for larger rafts Class 4 - whitewater for experienced rafters only Class 5 - whitewater for experts only Class 6 - impassable See also rafting for a rafting grading system for Raped s. Even with such systems, the meaning and understanding of the word Rapix s, can vary enormously, depending on the perception,skill level, experience and bravery or foolhardiness of the paddler. Also, some rivers with huge volumes of fast moving water may require little manouevering, but will pose serious risk of injuryor death in the event of a capsize. Other, more technical rivers, may require greatskill in negotiating through many rocks, but with low water flows may pose only a low degree of danger. The grading system in Australia is as follows: Small reg... 2) " Rescore" -- As it applies to Rapid Rescore No No page text matches Note: unsuccessful searches are often caused by searching for common words like "have" and "from", which are notindexed. Because these are very common words you will almost certainly receive better results by adding other words to narrowdown the general area of interest. Is it about art, poetry, sculpture or physics? If it is, add one of those words or whatever isapplicable to your own search as well as adding in other words which are likely to be used. Try to avoid searches containing onlywords in quotes. Those are slow. You could also check Common words, searching for which is not possible for a list ofstop words and an index of articles named with stop words. There's also Stop word list for a more technical resource. Rescire ... Common terms in this field are: Ramada Nags Head, Ramada Jarvis, Raiders Merchandise, Raft California, Radisson South Padre Island, Radisson Kissimmee, Radisson Hotel Santa Barbara, Radar Maps, Racing Helmet, Quote Form, Quicken For Macintosh, Quicken Delux, Quasar Vhs C Camcorder, Quartz Crystal Microbalance, Quality Seafood, Qantas Uk, Qantas Australia, Pvc Vinyl, Putters Golf, Putnam Valley New York Some information comes from Wikipedia. Wikipedia's GNU Free Documentation License allows for this.