Speed
In real life, objects move in different ways according to their nature. A train that moves on tracks without stopping will have an approximately constant speed. However, when a train arrives at the station where it should stop, it reduces its speed, braking gradually. The same thing happens when moving objects--objects do not usually move at one speed from one point to another. When a person lifts an object, the first effort is usually faster at the beginning than when it is reaching its final position, and more precision is required when it's near its final position.
Almost all working frameworks have different types of movement available to give your application transitions that feel predictable and natural to the user.
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