- the low
water mark
retaining water within a dock Sill (geology), a
subhorizontal sheet intrusion of
molten or
solidified magma Sill (geostatistics) Sill...
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intersects it, or a
level or gallery,
which may do either. All
horizontal or
subhorizontal development openings made in a mine have the
generic name of drift....
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bounding shear zones and
granite sheeting. The
transition to the
mainly subhorizontal granite sheets at
higher structural levels of the
tabular Mpuluzi batholith...
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world depth record. A huge
system of more than 6,000 m (20,000 ft) of
subhorizontal p****ages
below −2,100 m (−6,900 ft) was
discovered and surve****. March...
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Paleozoic strata extends eastward for tens of miles,
buried beneath these subhorizontal crystalline thrust sheets. At the surface, the Blue
Ridge consists of...
- is
strongly marked, sunken, and channeled. The
aperture presents a
subhorizontal and
elongated semi-lunar shape. The
peristome is simple, thin, and sharp...
- been
filling the
Guadalquivir depression since the Neogene. In
these subhorizontal sediments,
erosion has
shaped low,
rounded hills. The
subsoil of the...
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Length 320 m (1,050 ft)
Elevation 194 m (636 ft)
Discovery 1972
Geology Karst cave
Entrances 1
Difficulty Speleological Lighting No
Features Subhorizontal...
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sedimentary rocks of
Mesozoic and Paleogene-Neogene age,
which have a
subhorizontal occurrence at an
angle of 1-6° with a dip to the northeast. Manganese...
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pressure – form into new structures. Sometimes,
these new
bodies form
subhorizontal or
moderately dipping structures over a
younger stratigraphic unit,...
