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Slot canyon
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A long, narrow, deep and tortuous channel or drainageway with sheer rock walls eroded into sandstone or other sedimentary rocks, especially in the semi-arid western usa (e.g. colorado plateau); subject to flash flood events; depth to width ratios exceed 10:1 over most of its length and can approach 100:1; commonly containing unique ecological communities distinct from the adjacent, drier uplands. sw
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Canyon, английский
- A relatively narrow, deep, steep-sided depression on the sea floor, the bottom of which usually deepens continuously. characteristically found on continental slopes.
- A long, deep, narrow, very steep-sided valley cut primarily in bedrock with high and precipitous walls in an area of high local relief (e.g., mountain or high plateau terrain), often with a perennial stream at the bottom; similar to but larger than a gorge. compare - gorge, box canyon, slot canyon. sw, hp & gg
Canyon bench, английский
One of a series of relatively narrow, flat landforms occurring along a canyon wall and caused by differential erosion of alternating strong and weak horizontal strata; a type of structural bench. gg
Canyonlands, английский
A deeply and extensively dissected landscape composed predominantly of relatively narrow, steep-walled valleys with small flood plains or valley floors; commonly with considerable outcrops of hard bedrock on steep slopes, ledges, or cliffs, and with broader summits or interfluves than found in badlands. side slopes exhibit extensive erosion, active back-wearing, and relatively sparse vegetation. sw
Canyonside, английский
Slot, английский
- The freight carrying space on a wagon required to carry a standard 6.1 metre (20 foot) container. wagon sizes and train capacities are typically referred to in "slots" or "teus" (twenty-foot equivalent units).
- An archaic term for a castle or fort. also, a groove or hole where a pin traverses.
- The space between jib and mainsail. wind passing through this opening creates a pressure differential across the mainsail, urging the ship ahead.
- The opening between the jib and the mainsail. wind passing through this opening increases the pressure difference across the sides of the mainsail, helping to move the boat forward.
- Разъем. как правило, это название используется для разъемов, куда "вставляются" платы расширения, в том числе модули типа simm и dimm. разъемы, куда "втыкаются" ножки (чипов либо разъемов "противоположного пола"), называются socket.
- Разг. время, отведенное для определенной программы по радио или телевидению slot-meter автомат, отпускающий газ и т. п. после опускания монеты
Slot, английский
Slot, английский
Slot, английский
Отверстие, как правило, прямоугольного сечения, в стене, полу или потолке, обеспечивающее проход кабелей
Slot, английский
A long, narrow, spanwise gap in a wing, usually near the leading edge, to improve airflow at high angles of attack for slower landing speeds.
Slot, английский
Slot -, английский
Прорезной паз, прорезное гнездо
Slot angle, английский
Угол наклона выходного отверстия разливочного стакана или ки
Slot block, английский
Slot clogging, английский
Закупорка отверстий гидрогеологических фильтров
Slot cutter, английский
Slot cutting router bits, английский
Slot cutting bits are used to cut slots into the wood.
Slot diffuser, английский
Slot diffusor, английский
Slot dozing, английский
Slot fin, английский
Drainageway, английский
(a) a general term for a course or channel along which water moves in draining an area. gg; (b) [soil survey] a term restricted to relatively small, roughly linear or arcuate depressions that move concentrated water at some time, and either lack a defined channel (e.g. head slope, swale) or have a small, defined channel (e.g. low order streams). sw
Sedimentary, английский
Especially, английский
Containing, английский
Ecological, английский
In nlp, this means ‘fitting in with relevant broader contexts’.
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Snowfield, английский
A) a broad expanse of terrain covered with snow, relatively smooth and uniform in appearance, occurring usually at high latitudes or in mountainous regions above the snowline and persisting throughout part 629 - glossary 629-72 (430-vi-nssh, 2008) year. b) a region of permanent snow cover, as at the head of a glacier; the accumulation area of a glacier.
Slope wash, английский
A collective term for non-fluvial, incipient alluvial processes (e.g. overland flow, minor rills) that detach, transport, and deposit sediments down hill and mountain slopes. related sediments (slope alluvium) exhibit nominal sorting or rounding of particles, peds, etc., and lateral sorting downslope on long slopes; stratification is crude and intermittent and readily destroyed by pedoturbation and frost action. also called slope wash processes. compare - slope alluvium, colluvium, valley-side alluvium. sw
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