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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «LANDWARDS»
Découvrez l'usage de
landwards dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
landwards et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
Looking Landwards features the very best of these stories. Twenty-three works of science fiction and speculation that dare to look to the future and examine what lies ahead for farming, for agricultural engineering and for all of us.
Adrian Tchaikovsky, Storm Constantine, Den Patrick,
2013
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A Dictionary of the Kedang Language: Kedang-Indonesian-English
(to) there, over there, in an approximately level direction landwards, at a specific
location, at a medium distance 3. from a specific location in an approximately
level direction landwards a medium distance towards the speaker 4. from an ...
Ursula Samely, Robert H. Barnes,
2013
3
Does Finland Look
Landwards Or Seawards?: The Development of ...
Tiivistelmä: Katsooko Suomi mantereelle vai merelle?.
Heikki Niemelä, Kari Salminen,
1995
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The Brackish-Water Fauna of Northwestern Europe
Whilst sea level rises, an estuary is continually rejuvenated by being moved
landwards, but once its position in space is fixed sediments will accumulate, the
level of the bed will rise, and the estuary will revert to the river valley that it was
before ...
Richard S. K. Barnes,
1994
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The Andes: Active Subduction Orogeny
Even though little overthrusting of strata has yet occurred, the thrust anticline has
begun to verge landwards (inset of ridge 1 in Fig. 5.6). The second ridge,
centered at aboutkm 70, displays three to four kilometers of shortening (
measured on ...
Onno Oncken, Guillermo Chong, Gerhard Franz,
2006
landwards. landward adjective, means facing towards land: You will get a better
view ofthe island from the landward side of the boat. Note that this is only used
before a noun. landwards adverb, is the corresponding adverb, and describes a ...
Graham Pointon, Stewart Clark,
2014
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Tidal Signatures in Modern and Ancient Sediments: (Special ...
It gradually narrows landwards from 6 km near the mouth to 0.6 km near the
Estrecho de Rande. Its outer parts are sheltered from the open sea by the Islas
Cies, which divides the entrance into two channels (Fig. 1). Its depth in the outer
parts, ...
B. W. Flemming, A. Bartoloma,
2009
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A Field Guide to the Neogene Sedimentary Basins of the ...
They show bar morphologies (single or amalgamated), or make up sand waves
with very consistent tabular cross-bedding pointing landwards. These beds
formed in a very shallow, wave/current-influenced, coastal environment. The bars
and ...
Anne Mather, Jose M. Martin, Adrian Harvey,
2009
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Waves, Tides, and Shallow-water Processes
(a) landwards null point velocity (c) Figure 6.4 (a-c) Diagrammatic
representations of water circulation, salinity distribution and velocity gradients
within the continuum of estuarine types from salt wedge (a), through partially
mixed (b), ...
John Wright, Angela Colling, Dave Park,
1999
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The Lexicon of Proto-Oceanic: The Culture and Environment of ...
PMP *lahud 'downriver, towards the sea' (Dempwolff 1938, Blust 1997) POc (
NLOC)*laur 'sea, seawards'; (ADV) *qa-laur 'in a seaward direction' (river) bank' (
as opposed to i-loŋa 'landwards, inland, towards land') SES: Lau lau 'north; open
...
Malcolm Ross, Andrew Pawley, Meredith Osmond,
2007
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «LANDWARDS»
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landwards est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Monsoon brings respite to North India, but remains weak on west …
Met experts said that the monsoon has been 'vigorous' in these regions owing to a depression that moved landwards from the Bay of Bengal ... «Daily News & Analysis, juil 15»
Puncturing nature's eco-barrier
More and more extraction from a deeper level will only shift this interface landwards," says Manoj Ibrampurkar, a hydrogeologist. Tapping of ... «NYOOOZ, juin 15»
Telegraph at 160: Serious, popular and pioneering
... have located Crippen?at times he glances landwards with a look painful enough to suggest that the very roots of his hair are being pulled up”. «Telegraph.co.uk, juin 15»
The Rise Of UNCLOS And 21st Century Evil
For example, the Wadden Sea, to the extent that it lies landwards of the outermost points of the North Frisian Islands, is just as much part of ... «Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide, juin 15»
Cruising down the ecology of the Negombo lagoon
Much of the shoreline at Pitipana and Duwa regressed landwards from 1889, because of erosion, and the shoreline stabilised from 1939. «The Sunday Times Sri Lanka, mai 15»
Oreti Beach moving landwards
Environment Southland senior manager natural hazards Dallas Bradley looks at the eroded sand dunes on the south east end of Oreti Beach. «The Southland Times, avril 15»
Pitas shrimp project: WWF wants better EIA
... a riparian buffer zone of 100 meters measured landwards from the first mangrove vegetation in the water, shall be conserved totally and no ... «Daily Express, janv 15»
Climate Change Threatens Many Connecticut Birds
Normally, as sea levels rise, sediment deposition allows marshes to keep pace with rising sea levels and such habitats will migrate landwards ... «Wxedge.com, déc 14»
Card delivery service starts
Cards will only be delivered within Forfar and the villages of Kingsmuir, Lunanhead and Padaranarm. Please note that no outlying landwards ... «Kirriemuir Herald, nov 14»
Salt marsh plants key to reducing coastal erosion and flooding
... salt marsh on many coasts, particularly where there is insufficient sediment and space to allow marshes to build upwards and landwards. «Phys.Org, oct 14»