10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «QUAQUAVERSALLY»
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1
Bulletins of the Geological Survey of India: Engineering ...
It is almost completely encircled (Plate 1) by the band of strike valleys and ridges
in Lower Bhuj sediments which dip quaquaversally away from the crest of the
dome. In the north-central part of the region is Samparda ridge formed by a
doubly ...
2
The Southern Alaska Range
The strata are domed quaquaversally about each of the masses, and
immediately adjoining the masses the strata are sharply tilted by drag. Each
mass contains many fragments and chunks of limestone and thin-bedded gray
sandstone in all ...
3
Abstracts for 1963: Abstracts of papers submitted for six ...
... quaquaversally dipping breccia beds in continuous outcrop with centrally
located breccia feeder dikes. Solution stoping, explosive eruption, gas fluxing
and explosion, and rock burst have been suggested as mechanisms to explain
the ...
Geological Society of America,
1964
4
Book of Lies: The Disinformation Guide to Magick and the Occult
Quaquaversally. This is a relentlessly inclusive process. We do not just view “life”
anymore, although perhaps we can, at least potentially, have an option to view
everything. Intention is the key. What was once referred to as the “viewer” is now
...
5
Aftermyths: Hysteria, Colloquialism, and Caricature in the ...
Rather, Foreman sacrifices meaning to the play of a consciousness which
spreads itself "all over" or quaquaversally, assigning equal importance to every
thing as it impinges upon every other thing. The cathedral is not merely
something for ...
Robert G. Eisenhauer,
2007
The essential geologic features of the district are the same as those in the Iron
Springs district — a series of laccoliths, surrounded by sediments dipping
quaquaversally away, again surrounded and overlain by flat-lying lavas, tho
whole being ...
Bert Sylvenus Butler, Gerald Francis Loughlin, Victor Conrad Heikes,
1920
7
Geology of the Solitario,Trans-Pecos Texas
The limestones in the rim dip up to 50° radially outward (quaquaversally).
Differential weathering of the limestones has produced a sequence of cuestas
through the rim. Most of the topographic highs, including Fresno Peak (Fig. 5),
are found ...
Charles E. Corry, Eugene Herrin, Fred W. McDowell,
1990
8
Professional paper - United States Geological Survey
... the sediments dip away quaquaversally. But whether the three component
bodies are distinct in position and age has not yet been positively determined.
The Cottonwood mass has not been observed to be physically connected with
the Alta ...
Geological Survey (U.S.),
1912
The men held their arms locked at the elbow, pointing, I supposed,
quaquaversally—my new word. One guy looked like he just called a base runner
safe at home plate. Another might've posed for a yoga documentary, doing the
Warrior.
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Letters from Snowdon: descriptive of a tour throug the ...
The ascent to it is very steep quaquaversally. The castle is but very small, in
comparison to those I have already described. It is not improbable but that this
castle was built by some of the Welsh or British princes. Tradition informs us that
all that ...