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2014
Eleven Examples of three rock classes include three examples of crystalline terrain; one example of volcanic structure, and seven examples of sedimentary successions. Five of the latter are in southern France where complex associations of high density and uses and morphological units in developed areas are illustrated.
Lambert Rivard, Carla Hehner-Rivard
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Eleven Examples of three rock classes include three examples of crystalline terrain; one example of volcanic structure, and seven examples of sedimentary successions. Five of the latter are in southern France where complex associations of high density and uses and morphological units in developed areas are illustrated.
Lambert Rivard, Carla Hehner-Rivard
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Stratified rotating flow over complex terrain
Applied Numerical Mathematics, 2003zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Torres, C. R., Castillo, J. E.
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Distributed Parameterization of Complex Terrain
Surveys in Geophysics, 1991This paper addresses the incorporation of high resolution topography, soils and vegetation information into the simulation of land surface processes in atmospheric circulation models (ACM). Recent work has concentrated on detailed representation of one-dimensional exchange processes, implicitly assuming surface homogeneity over the atmospheric grid ...
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1997
When terrain to be sprayed is sufficiently inclined to the horizontal and nonuniform in structure, it can create its own micrometeorology, depending on the insolation. The USDA Forest Service has studied these flows and their influences on aerial spraying over a number of years, and we summarize below the results of their recent work.
J. J. C. Picot, D. D. Kristmanson
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When terrain to be sprayed is sufficiently inclined to the horizontal and nonuniform in structure, it can create its own micrometeorology, depending on the insolation. The USDA Forest Service has studied these flows and their influences on aerial spraying over a number of years, and we summarize below the results of their recent work.
J. J. C. Picot, D. D. Kristmanson
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CO2 transport over complex terrain
Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 2007CO2 transport processes relevant for estimating net ecosystem exchange (NEE) at the Niwot Ridge AmeriFlux site in the front range of the Rocky Mountains, Colorado, USA, were investigated during a pilot experiment. We found that cold, moist, and CO2rich air was transported downslope at night and upslope in the early morning at this forest site situated ...
Jielun Sun +9 more
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Soil sampling in complex terrain
Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry Articles, 1995A procedure is described for recovering a representative soil sample from complex terrain for the purpose of determining the integrated radionuclide inventory deposited in the area. The precision of the inventory estimates is shown to be ±10% or less for137Cs and239+240Pu, and there is no statistically significant bias in the inventory estimates for ...
P. W. Krey, C. S. Klusek
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2004
Insects provide excellent models for agile legged locomotion. They use a six legged body plan to walk rapidly on virtually any surface. As they move through complex terrain the changes in direction and body attitude require alterations in the basic tripod gait described in earlier lectures.
Roy E. Ritzmann, Roger D. Quinn
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Insects provide excellent models for agile legged locomotion. They use a six legged body plan to walk rapidly on virtually any surface. As they move through complex terrain the changes in direction and body attitude require alterations in the basic tripod gait described in earlier lectures.
Roy E. Ritzmann, Roger D. Quinn
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Targeted Dropwindsondes in Complex Terrain
Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology, 2007Abstract The dropwindsonde (or dropsonde) is a frequently utilized tool in geophysical research and its use over ocean and flat terrain is a reliable and well-established practice. Its use in complex terrain, however, is complicated by signal acquisition challenges that can be directly related to the ground target location, local relief,
Harold L. Cole +3 more
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Cold Fog Amongst Complex Terrain
Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, 2023Abstract Cold fog forms via various thermodynamic, dynamic, and microphysical processes when the air temperature is less than 0°C. It occurs frequently during the cold season in the western United States yet is challenging to detect using standard observations and is very difficult to predict.
Zhaoxia Pu +14 more
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2012
The philosophical project of this chapter is to consider the relationship of theory and practice in the supervisory contract with candidates who are undertaking research degrees in art and design or other creative fields. The approach works towards a generative form of praxis.
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The philosophical project of this chapter is to consider the relationship of theory and practice in the supervisory contract with candidates who are undertaking research degrees in art and design or other creative fields. The approach works towards a generative form of praxis.
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