- A
hernia (pl.:
hernias or herniae, from Latin,
meaning 'rupture') is the
abnormal exit of
tissue or an organ, such as the bowel,
through the wall of the...
-
crust fragment formed on a
tectonic plate (or
broken off from it) and
accreted or "sutured" to
crust lying on
another plate. The
crustal block or fragment...
- Look up
accretion in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Accretion may
refer to:
Accretion (astrophysics), the
formation of
planets and
other bodies by collection...
- In
plate tectonics, a
divergent boundary or
divergent plate boundary (also
known as a
constructive boundary or an
extensional boundary) is a
linear feature...
-
Accretionary wedges and
accreted terranes are not
equivalent to
tectonic plates, but
rather are ****ociated with
tectonic plates and
accrete as a
result of tectonic...
- (SSSB).
These come in many non-spherical
shapes which are
lumpy m****es
accreted haphazardly by in-falling dust and rock; not
enough m****
falls in to generate...
- metal-rich
white dwarfs is that they have
recently accreted rocky planetesimals. The bulk
composition of the
accreted object can be
measured from the strengths...
- "exotic" terranes). Much of
western North America is
composed of
these accreted terranes. The
understanding of the
Farallon Plate is
rapidly evolving as...
- 5 AU (520 million km; 330 million mi) from the Sun. As the
young planet accreted m****,
interaction with the gas disk
orbiting the Sun and
orbital resonances...
- disk, and in turn, the
accreted matter falls into the atmosphere. As the
white dwarf consists of
degenerate matter, the
accreted hydrogen does not inflate...
