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Thin-
skinned deformation is a
style of
deformation in
plate tectonics at a
convergent boundary which occurs with
shallow thrust faults that only involves...
- (strike-slip).
There are two main
types of
thrust tectonics,
thin-
skinned and thick-
skinned,
depending on
whether or not ba****t
rocks are
involved in...
- ba****t
which is
known as
thin-
skinned deformation.
While thin-
skinned deformation is
common in many
different localities, thick-
skinned deformation requires...
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cognate of
Sanskrit (nimbū, 'lime'). The 'Bonnie Brae' is oblong, smooth,
thin-
skinned, and seedless.
These are
mostly grown in San
Diego County, US. The 'Eureka'...
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title role. The film is
based on award-winning 1976
novel Death of a
Thin-
Skinned Animal by
Patrick Alexander. The film was a
commercial success upon its...
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Pachydactylus kladaroderma, also
known as the
thin-
skinned gecko,
fragile thick-toed gecko, or
thin-
skinned thick-toed gecko, is a
member of the family...
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especially in
peneplain areas.
Thrust faults,
particularly those involved in
thin-
skinned style of deformation, have a so-called ramp-flat geometry.
Thrusts mainly...
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North American big-game
species and has
found use as for the
hunting of
thin-
skinned African plains-game species. The .338
Winchester Magnum traces its heritage...
- solvents.
Rosin is also
sometimes used as
internal reinforcement for very
thin skinned metal objects -
things like silver,
copper or tin
plate candlesticks...
- with the
original Thin Skins,
available in
additional colors. Also, as with the AVRI
Thin Skins, some '65 AV
Jazzmaster Thin Skins are
available with...
