10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ICE NEEDLE»
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ice needle in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Encyclopedia of Geomorphology
... 22, 181–192. Warren, A. (1988) A note on vegetation and sand move- ment in
the Wahiba Sands, Journal of Oman Studies Special Report 3, 251–255. A.S.
GOUDIE NEEDLE-ICE Needle-ice (synonymous to 'pipkrake' or 'kam- meis') is
the N.
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Mountain Geography: Physical and Human Dimensions
Each ice needle originates directly from the soil, and is usually capped by a thin
ice layer on which dirt and small rocks can settle. The needles may be densely
packed like brush bristles or in scattered columns, depending on variations in soil
...
Martin Price, Alton Byers, Donald Friend, 2013
These have never been troubled with either surface ice, needle ice or anchor ice.
In smaller bodies of water a less depth would be effective; and in reservoirs a
platform of sufficient area placed above the intake will often distribute the velocity
...
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The Dictionary of Physical Geography
David S. G. Thomas, Andrew S. Goudie. NEEDLE ICE needle ice A small-scale
heave phenomenon produced by freezing and associated ice segregation at or
just beneath the ground surface. Cooling at the ground surface results in ice ...
David S. G. Thomas, Andrew S. Goudie, 2009
Applying the results of these model experiments to the case of a droplet frozen to
an ice needle, leads to the conclusion that the mass of the drop would have to be
at least one-quarter that of the needle in order to cause the needle to fall with ...
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The American Practical Navigator - Bowditch
A concentration of sea ice covering an area of hundreds of kilometers, which is
found in the same region every summer. ice needle. . A long, thin ice crystal
whose cross-section is typically hexagonal. The expression ICE NEEDLE should
not ...
Nathaniel Bowditch, National Imagery and Mapping Agency, 2002
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Mountains and Man: A Study of Process and Environment
Needle ice, however, does operate at the surface in response to diurnal freeze
and thaw. Needle Ice Needle ice consists of small individual columns or filaments
of ice 1-3 cm (0.4-1.1 in.) high, projecting perpendicular to the soil surface (Fig.
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The Pearson General Studies Manual 2009, 1/e
Another common form of ground ice is needle ice. Needle ice consists of groups
of narrow ice slivers that are up to several centimetres long. They normally form
in moist soils when temperatures drop below freezing overnight. Needle ice plays
...
Showick Thorpe Edgar Thorpe, 2009
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Permafrost International Conference: Proceedings
These are evidences of spontaneous frost processes. One must beware of rash
generalizations. Nevertheless the significance of these facts for elucidating the
origin of patterned 10cm Needle ice Needle ice Frozen ground 4 Stone Fig. 142.
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
N38 (Surgery)1 BT Surgical instruments and apparatus Needle ice USE Frazil ice
Needle lace USE Needlepoint lace Needle Mountains (Colo.) BT Mountains-
Colorado San Juan Mountains (Colo. and N.M.) Needle penetration test of soils ...
Library of Congress, 2006
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ICE NEEDLE»
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Ice Needle Waves Hit Minnesota's Medicine Lake Shore In Crazy …
Midwesterners can attest to some pretty brutal winters, but in an incredible, almost surreal video that has made the Internet rounds, Minnesota ... «International Business Times, Apr 13»
