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Kegel karst
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A general name used to describe several types of humid tropical karst landscapes characterized by numerous, closely spaced cone- (cone karst), hemispherical- (halbkugelkarst), or tower-shaped (tower karst) hills with vertical or near-vertical walls and having intervening closed depressions and narrow steepwalled karst valleys or passageways. compare - cockpit karst. gg & sw
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Karst, английский
- Карст
- A kind of topography formed in limestone, gypsum, or other soluble rocks by dissolution, and that is characterized by closed depressions, sinkholes, caves, and underground drainage. various types of karst can be recognized depending upon the dominant surface features: karst dominated by closed depressions
Karst, французский
Karst cone, английский
A conically-shaped residual hill in karst with a rounded top and relatively steep, convex (e.g. parabolic) side slopes, commonly in tropical climates. compare - karst tower, mogote. sw & ww
Karst drainage pattern, английский
A drainage pattern that lacks an integrated drainage system associated with soluble rocks with little or no surface drainage but a considerable underground, internal drainage system; characteristic of karst landscapes underlain by limestone, gypsum, or salt. sw
Karst lake, английский
A large area of standing water in an extensive closed depression in soluble bedrock (e.g. limestone) and commonly is directly connected to and controlled by the subsurface karst drainage network. sw & gg part 629 - glossary 629-44 (430-vi-nssh, 2008)
Karst moderno, испанский
Karst topography, английский
Topography characterised by sinkholes, caves, solution features and large
Karst tower, английский
An isolated, separate hill or ridge in a karst region consisting of an erosional remnant of limestone or other sedimentary rocks with vertical or near-vertical, convex side slopes and commonly surrounded by an alluvial plain, lagoon, or deep rugged ravines. compare - mogote, karst cone. sw
Karst valley, английский
A closed depression formed by the coalescence of multiple sinkholes; an elongate, solutional valley. its drainage is subsurface, diameters range from several hundred meters to a few kilometers, and it usually has a scalloped margin inherited from the sinkholes. it may have nominal, local channel flow (small streams), sequential sinkhole inlets (springs) and outlets (swallow hole, etc.); also called compound sinkhole (not preferred), uvala (not preferred). compare - sinkhole, interior valley. sw & gg
Karstic, английский
(adjective) having the attributes of karst. sw & gg
Karstic marine terrace, английский
A relict, wave-cut terrace or solution platform formed across soluble bedrock (e.g. limestone), and subsequently subaerially weathered by solution resulting in prominent karst features (e.g. sinkholes, karst valleys, solution pipes, etc.); a type of marine terrace, extensive across the florida peninsula. dunefields and sand sheets of reworked coastal / fluviomarine sands are common capping materials. sw
Karstificated rocks, английский
Karstification, английский
Karsting, английский
Karstland, английский
(not preferred) use karst. a landscape dominated by dissolution features (e.g., sinkhole, blind valley, closed depressions, underground drainage) formed in soluble rocks. sw & gg
Kegel, немецкий
Kegel exercises, английский
Exercises which strengthen the muscles of the pelvic floor in women and help to prevent any accidental leakage of urine when they cough, sneeze or lift things keller’s operation keller’s operation / kel?z ?p?re??(?)n/
Passageway, английский
- Hallway of a ship.
- Usn term for a ship’s interior corridor (cf. alleyway).
- A corridor or hallway aboard ship.
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Lacustrine deposit, английский
Clastic sediments and chemical precipitates deposited in lakes. hp
Karstic marine terrace, английский
A relict, wave-cut terrace or solution platform formed across soluble bedrock (e.g. limestone), and subsequently subaerially weathered by solution resulting in prominent karst features (e.g. sinkholes, karst valleys, solution pipes, etc.); a type of marine terrace, extensive across the florida peninsula. dunefields and sand sheets of reworked coastal / fluviomarine sands are common capping materials. sw
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