Liquids can stream consistently, or be tempestuous. Inconsistent stream, the liquid passing a given point keeps up a consistent speed. For violent stream, the speed as well as the course of the stream shifts. Inconsistent stream, the movement can be spoken to with smoothest out demonstrating the heading the water streams in various territories. The thickness of the smoothest out increments as the speed increments.
Liquids can be compressible or incompressible. This is the large contrast among fluids and gases, since fluids are commonly incompressible, implying that they don't change volume much because of a weight change; gases are compressible and will change volume in light of an adjustment in pressure.