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Microrelief of an arctic beach

Journal of Sedimentary Research, 1970
Abstract Mechanism of formation, Nome ...
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The Surface of the Skin — The Microrelief

1993
The surface of a body is by definition its outer part which limits it in any direction. More importantly, it is the visible covering of the body. This simple fact has considerable sociological importance, which immediately justifies the interest that researchers have taken in studying the skin for the past 10 years or so.
J. L. Leveque, P. Corcuff
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THE BATHYMETRY AND MICRORELIEF OF FALSE BAY

Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa, 1970
Summary The paper describes the shape, dimensions and coastline of False Bay and gives the source and accuracy of the data from which a chart was drawn to establish the morphology of the sea-bed of the bay. It goes on to describe the various outstanding features of the bottom, pointing out the overall evenness of the gradients in a N/S direction and ...
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Microrelief, rainfall and cover effects on infiltration

Soil and Tillage Research, 1990
Abstract Field infiltration behavior of a fine loamy mixed mesic, Typic Haplaquoll, was related to indices of surface microrelief and rainfall energy using simulated rainfall and ponded water. Infiltration of simulated rainfall was controlled primarily by a surface crust.
D.M. Freebairn, S.C. Gupta
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Microrelief on Arctic Sea Floor

AAPG Bulletin, 1954
ABSTRACT The upper continental slope in the Arctic Ocean off Alaska and northwestern Canada is characterized by a series of low mounds and troughs. These features are found only between the edge of the shelf and the 200-fathom isobath on the slope, and on the sides of two shelf valleys. The origin of this microrelief is not clear, but
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AN INSTRUMENT FOR MEASURING THE MICRORELIEF OF BARK

Canadian Journal of Botany, 1967
Very accurate cross sections of tree boles were obtained by measuring the radial distances between the inner edge of a metal ring encompassing the tree and its surface. The ring may be adjusted to the horizontal plane. By means of the instrument the distribution of at least one lichen was shown to be correlated with bark microrelief.
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The effect of the microrelief on salinization of semidesert soils

Eurasian Soil Science, 2008
The microrelief affects the distribution of soluble salts in the upper horizons of salt-affected soils. This has been shown for semidesert soils—meadow solonchak, solonchakous meadow, and meadow soils—within the Sulak Lowland in the Republic of Dagestan.
M. E. Kotenko, T. A. Zubkova
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Microrelief structures for anti-counterfeiting applications

Microelectronic Engineering, 2003
Microrelief surfaces including grating structures, greytone/micrographic features and microramps have been fabricated with depth features of up to 30 µm. Grey scale lithography has been used to produce the microstructures by a single UV exposure into a layer of thick resist.
Patrick W. Leech, Henning Zeidler
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MICRORELIEF METER FOR FIELD TOPOGRAPHY MEASUREMENTS

Transactions of the ASAE, 2001
The design and evaluation of an automated, non–contact microrelief meter for measuring soil surface elevations under field conditions are presented. Key factors in the design of the meter are measurement accuracy, data–collection speed, and portability. Surface elevations are measured by determining the location of a laser line using image–processing
null B. N. Wilson   +2 more
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Photovoltaic properties of microrelief GaAs structures

Applied Solar Energy, 2008
The formation of microrelief on the front surface of AlGaAs/GaAs cells is proposed. The technology of formation of diffusion p-n junctions has been developed and AlGaAs/GaAs-based photosensitive structures have been prepared. Their spectral characteristics are studied.
R. A. Muminov   +3 more
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