noun. A socialist system of government achieved by democratic means: there was a growth of social democracy through an extension of the rights of citizens. More example sentences. 1  On yet further occasions, she seems to represent a new intellectual phenomenon: militant social democracy. socialist system of government achieved by democratic means: there was a growth of social democracy through an extension of the rights of citizens. More example sentences. 1  On yet further occasions, she seems to represent a new intellectual phenomenon: militant social democracy.
How often do I need to change my liquid coolant? Not sure of the specified times, six months to a year is what I have seen spouted by other water cooling gurus. As for neglecting it, it's not advisable. Your water loop will start to grow algae which will coat the inside of your water block(s) and radiator. Think of algae like dust on a heatsink.
Physical changes . Why we call them physical changes? A reversible change might change how a substance looks or feels (Changing the physical appearance), and it is easy to turn it back again. But it doesnât produce new substances. E.g. â Water can change into ice. Ice can change into water. Here only the state of the substance (liquid water) changes, but not the substance (water). Examples of reversible changes . Melting. Example (1) â When chocolate is warmed until it melts, the melted chocolate can be changed back into solid chocolate by cooling. Example (2) -When candle wax is heated, the solid wax melts and becomes a liquid.