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****ulus clouds are
clouds that have flat
bases and are
often described as puffy, cotton-like, or
fluffy in appearance.
Their name
derives from the Latin...
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****ulus Media, Inc. is a
broadcasting company of the
United States and is the
second largest owner and
operator of AM and FM
radio stations in the United...
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****ulus humilis are ****uliform
clouds with
little vertical extent,
common in the summer, that are
often referred to as "fair
weather ****ulus". If they...
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irregular form,
found beneath nimbostratus, ****ulonimbus,
altostratus and
****ulus clouds.
These clouds are
often ragged or
wispy in appearance. When caught...
- Look up
****ulus in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
****ulus is a type of
cloud with the
appearance of a lump of
cotton wool.
****ulus may also
refer to:...
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****ulus congestus or
towering ****ulus clouds are a
species of
****ulus that can be
based in the low- to middle-height ranges. They
achieve considerable...
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****ulus Networks was a
computer software company headquartered in
Mountain View, California, US. The
company designed and sold a
Linux operating system...
- as high (cirro-, cirrus),
middle (alto-), multi-level (nimbo-, ****ulo-,
****ulus), and low (strato-, stratus).
These groupings are
determined by the altitude...
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Project ****ulus was a 1950s UK
government initiative to
investigate weather mani****tion, in
particular through cloud seeding experiments.
Known jokingly...
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****ulus Media Networks was an
American radio network owned and
operated by
****ulus Media. From 2011
until its
merger with
Westwood One, it
controlled many...
