Gerd Petersen's stoneware sculptures suggest landscape elements, in this case the rugged bark of trees, like " Birch " ( 2002 ), a trunklike upthrust of rough blade forms in gray edged with brown strokes.
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The chosen site presented a number of construction challenges because the southern half was a swamp and the northern half was on the steep slope of Nobby's Headland, an upthrust of schist about 50 m high at its highest point.
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An upthrust of 6 to 8 metres along a 180-km-wide seabed at 60 km offshore from the east coast of TMhoku resulted in a major tsunami that brought destruction along the Pacific coastline of Japan's northern islands.
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Like the Catskills as a whole, a dissected plateau, Tremper was formed not through the upthrust of rock layers but by the gradual erosion of stream valleys in an uplifted region about 350 Bluestone is present in enough quantity that a quarry was once located on the south side of the mountain at an elevation of.
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A play may also be a broad category of possible reservoirs or rock types, as in the " turbidite play " of offshore Angola or the carbonate play in the East Java Sea, or to the structural geology of the setting, as in the " sub-upthrust play " of Wyoming.
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The initial geological problem posed by Bittlestone whether sea levels in the region might once have been higher, such that the narrow isthmus now connecting Paliki to the rest of Kefalonia might once have been submerged turned out to be exactly the opposite, the sea didn't fall but the land rose, and the periodic earthquakes that triggered this upthrust simultaneously brought down catastrophic rockfalls.
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The island, a large, many-fingered blob between the western Highlands and the Outer Hebrides, does have a basic network of two-lane roads, but the real driving begins on the narrow trails, often unmarked, that wind from glen to glen, skirting silvery lochs, crossing desolate moors and sheep pastures, or running headlong into the forbidding, upthrust mountain chain known as the Cuillins.
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The second phase, the paleotechnic ( roughly 1700 to 1900 ), is " an upthrust into barbarism, aided by the very forces and interests which originally had been directed toward the conquest of the environment and the perfection of human nature . " Inventions of the paleotechnic are made by men trying to solve specific problems rather than hunting for general scientific principles; in fact, scientific learning is devalued by men of business.
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If you could ( somehow ) resist the temperatures, pressures, ionising radiation etc . involved then I'd imagine that you would fall down into the sun ( with your velocity undergoing an exponential decay due to the gradually increasing upthrust ) until you got to the point where the density of that plasma surrounding you was equal to the average desity of your body ( or whatever vehicle or container you were in ).
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