outcrop in Vietnamese

@outcrop /'autkrɔp/
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Sentence patterns related to "outcrop"

1. The castle perches on a high rocky outcrop.

2. Enemy aircraft swarmed overhead, methodically searching each gully and outcrop.

3. The castle is perched on a massive outcrop of rock.

4. The two Beaches are seperated by a small rocky outcrop

5. In outcrop, it is usually a dolomite, or shaly dolomite with some Anhydrite

6. To slope upward: The trail Ascends to an outcrop overlooking the valley

7. She sat on a rocky outcrop at the crown of the hill.

8. Hollies were dying on the granite outcrop of Charnwood Forest in Leicestershire.

9. At the bottom end of the playing fields is a rocky outcrop.

10. “Bummers Rock” is a scenic little outcrop jutting southward toward the Boulder Creek drainage

11. Never before have I encountered so many sharks on a single coral outcrop.

Chưa bao giờ tôi bắt gặp nhiều cá mập như vậy chỉ trên một khóm san hô.

12. “Above Mahé’s tiny capital, Victoria, there is an outcrop of dark granite r...

13. He pressed on and on, resting only briefly on a rock outcrop before continuing.

14. In the shadows, in front of an outcrop of rock, stood a pedestal. Sentencedict.com

15. The section is an outcrop of the Wheeler Formation, a succession of Calcareous shales.

16. She found Wynne-Jones resting in the overhang of a rocky outcrop, exhausted, wretched, starving.

17. Mr. Knecht was searching for fossils near a swamp and found a promising rock outcrop.

18. Aeromagnetic data have been used to improve surface mapping in areas of few or no outcrop.

19. At the very top of the hill is a natural outcrop known as the Banbury Stone.

20. (g) Rhynchodiniopsis Aptiana, Myklegardfjellet outcrop section, level 105.00 m, sample 27012-6; MC 20.3 × 107.5

21. The intrusive is known to outcrop over a two kilometre strike length along the regional Bathurst Inlet Fault

22. Now, with dynamite, the excavators were nibbling back each outcrop farther and farther away from the center.

23. Amygdaloidal basalt Port road outcrop, Morro de Jable, Pájara, Fuerteventura, Las Palmas Province, Canary Islands, Spain

24. An outcrop of white rock from the steep hillside seemed to the children as tall as a cliff.

25. The castle, rising on a single outcrop of rock from the plain. was built very largely of books.

26. Indonesia Coal and peat fires of Indonesia are often caught fires by forest fires near outcrop Alluviations at the surface

27. The ground rose slightly, then dipped; after a hundred yards or so a shallow outcrop of rocks hid the house.

28. Coal and peat fires of Indonesia are often c aught fires by forest fires nea r outcrop Alluviations at the surface

29. Then a buttery glow leaking from horizon to horizon, flooding the mesas and outcrop rock of the high desert.

30. The geologist records this by marking on a map the dip and strike of the beds wherever they outcrop.

31. One last rocky outcrop of headland; it seemed to take an age to round. the waves began to decrease.

32. At fifty feet he levelled out, slipped the safety off the spear gun, and swam slowly round the coral outcrop.

33. The population that lives in an isolated rock outcrop hides in crevasses where its flattened body offers a selective advantage.

Quần thể sống ở nơi lộ các đá biệt lập ẩn trong các hang hốc thì cơ thể dẹt của nó cung cấp một lợi thế chọn lọc.

34. 11 The geologist records this by marking on a map the dip and strike of the beds wherever they outcrop.

35. At first we thought it might be an outcrop of magnetic rock, but all the geological evidence was against it.

36. The Channels, the 53rd state natural area preserve, is an area of significant high elevation forest, rock outcrop and cliff communities

37. Well over thirty distinct hard-rock types, each representing a different rock outcrop, were utilised for artefacts in the prehistoric period.

38. This granodiorite temper was found to be similar to the outcrop close to Mountsorrel on the eastern part of Charnwood Forest.

39. Arkose is a sand or sandstone with considerable feldspar content, derived from weathering and erosion of a (usually nearby) granitic rock outcrop.

40. Some of the volcanic Bluestones in the inner ring of Stonehenge officially match an outcrop in Wales that's 160 miles (257 kilometers) from the …

41. The juxtaposition of regionally mapped Aquifers has led to some instances where an aquifer outcrop or shallow subcrop is bounded by a State line

42. While Clinker may look very uniform and consistent when spread on a road or at fi rst glance in outcrop, it typically is not (fi g

43. Earlier exploration consisted of prospecting, geochemical and induced potential surveys and trenching, and unearthed outcrop and boulder occurrences of ankerite veins in altered Horton Group siltstones.

44. Trenching on three sides all round a marked area into the rock outcrop isolated a large rectangular mass on which the scarps for the excavation were prepared .

45. The Blossoms of Wealth are obtained after the player completes the Ley Line Outcrop event, which will begin to appear on the map after reaching adventure rank …

46. Sited on a sandstone outcrop, Nottingham Castle was rebuilt as a duke's mansion in the 1670s after the original structure had been destroyed during the English Civil War.

47. The Jogeshvari cave - temple in Salsette , near Bombay , which is excavated into an almost underground low trap outcrop , is larger in area than the Elephanta cave , but is essentially of the same type .

48. Dr Richard Bevins (Amgueddfa Cymru - National Museum Wales) and Dr Rob Ixer (UCL and University of Leicester) have identified the outcrop of Carn Goedog as the main source of Stonehenge's 'spotted dolerite' Bluestones and the

49. A significant reduction of the δ-notation in the δ18O-hydrographs of the springs and creeks, however, indicates and abrupt and rapid infiltration of younger groundwater after strong precipitation, originating rom the southern Zechstein outcrop recharge area.

50. Also called: Basset hound [C17: from French, from Basset short, from bas low; see base2] Basset (ˈbæsɪt) vb, n -sets, -seting or -seted (Geological Science) a rare word for outcrop [C17: perhaps from French: low stool, see Basset1] Collins