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Star dune
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A large, isolated sand dune whose base, in plan view, resembles a star, with sharp-crested ridges converging from basal points to a central peak that may be as high as 100 m above the surrounding plain. it tends to remain fixed for centuries in an area where the wind blows from all directions. compare - dune. gg
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Dune, английский
Dune field, английский
An assemblage of moving and/or stabilized dunes, together with sand plains, interdune areas, and the ponds, lakes, or swamps produced by the blocking of waterways by migrating dunes. see dune lake. sw & sss
Dune lake, английский
(a) a lake occupying a deflation basin as in a blowout on a dune. (b) a lake occupying a basin formed by the blocking of a stream by sand dunes migrating along a shore (e.g. moses lake, wa). gg
Dune slack, английский
A damp depression or trough between dunes in a dune field or dune ridges on a shore, caused by intersecting the capillary fringe of the local water table; a moist type of interdune. compare - interdune, dune lake. sw & gg part 629 - glossary 629-27 (430-vi-nssh, 2008)
Dune terrace, английский
Dune tracking, английский
Наблюдения за перемещением дюн
Dunedin, английский
Г. данидин (адм. центр стат. р-на отаго, о. южный, новая зеландия)
Dunemobile, английский
Автомобиль для езды по песчаным дюнам
Dunes, английский
An anglo-saxon word still in use, signifying mounds or ridges of drifted sands. (see downs.)
Dunett, английский
Star, английский
- Стандартная траектория для прилетающих вс
- Any of the heavenly bodies, except the moon, appearing as fixed luminous points in the sky at night
- Топология локальной вычислительной сети, в которой все станции соединены с одной, центральной станцией
- Satellite telecommunications automatic
- Scientific and technical aerospace reports
- Self-testing and repairing
- Ship(-deployable) tactical airborne rpv
- Ship tactical airborne rpv
- Ship-tended acoustic relay
- Small thermal airship by raven
- Space technology and advanced research
- Space terminal auxiliary reactor
- Speed through aerial resupply
- Standard terminal arrival route
- Steerable array radar
- Stellar attitude reference
- Support through aerial re- supply
- Звездник
- Surveillance, target acquisition and reconnaissance.
- A white patch on a horse`s forehead.
- Second time around returns (radar)
- Self test and repair
- Sistema telegrafico automatico de retransmissao (poaf) (pt) / standard (instrument) arrival route
- Standard terminal (instrument) arrival route (easa faa)
- Support office
- Surface to air recovery
- Signalling and telecoms asset register.
Star, английский
Star, английский
Star, немецкий
Star airlines, английский
Star analog digital computer, английский
Звездное аналого-цифровое вычислительное устройство
Star anchor, английский
Star anise, английский
Star antimony, английский
Star azimuth tables, английский
Star bit, английский
Converging, английский
- (lines) meeting and joining to become one.
- Coming together, as with two or more light rays traveling toward a common focal point. in the case of a converging wavefront, the radius of that wavefront will become progressively smaller as it moves toward focus.
Surrounding, английский
Directions, английский
- Directions for use (on a bottle of medicine, etc.) instructions showing how to use something and how much of it to use
- Раскреплённый связями в двух взаимно перпендикулярных направлениях
- In the maps application, instructions for how to get from one location to another, either driving or walking.
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State physiographic area, английский
An area of relatively local extent and whose parts are similar in geologic structure and climate and which has consequently had a unified geomorphic history, and whose pattern of relief or landforms differ significantly from that of adjacent areas; i.e. a subset within a physiographic section. [ the fourth highest level in the physiographic location part of the geomorphic description system]. sw & nasis data dictionary
Stagnant ice, английский
(a) glacial ice that is not flowing forward and is not receiving material from an accumulation area; (b) detached blocks of ice left behind by a retreating glacier, usually buried in a moraine and melting very slowly. gg
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