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(181) On the other hand, a few of the quartz sands are characterized by glacial surface textures, such as all sizes conchoidal fractures, and parallel striations .

(182) More than five hundred thousand people visit White Sands National Monument each year.

(183) The resin sands mixed with thermally reclaimed sand have much higher strength than that mixed with new sand.

(184) Explanation: The sands of time are running out for the central star of this hourglass-shaped planetary nebula.

(185) This paper introduced the composing way of FB thermostable resin adhesive and the way of making resin coated sands, Discussed the effects of composition on properties of coated sand.

(186) Its external appearance is nearly like a ball and is covered by fine sands. The position of oscules and the Ostia is uncertain and both is contractile.

(187) Visit Whitsunday Island and walk the pure white , silica sands of Whitehaven Beach.

(188) A long and bitter labour dispute ensues at the oil sands facility.

(189) High sinuosity distributary sands micro-facies, whose sands body is relatively large, and the distributary channel sands body is the product of laterally aggradational deposit.

(190) Every step forward requires testing the ground ahead for shifting sands.

(191) But there is a lot of high cost oil, be it in ultra deep-water, or Canadian oil sands or Arctic developments in northern Russia, which needs a relatively high price.

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(192) He had been a rock in the shifting sands of her existence.

(193) The gooey tar - sands of Canada contain almost as much oil as Saudi Arabia.

(194) With a floating garden that overlooks Singapore's glitzy waterfront from about 200 meters in the air, the Marina Bay Sands is an architectural showstopper.

(195) For months they traveled through the sands of the Gobi.

(196) Today, fuel from oil sands produces 5 per cent to 15 per cent more carbon dioxide than fuels from conventional oil when measured from "well to wheel."

(197) And then there is the country beyond Freetown – the peninsula and its incredible jungle sierra, endless sands and fishing communities remind me of Zanzibar or Tobago without the hotels.

(198) Only one facility, the White Sands Missile Testing Range in New Mexico, experienced a modest decline in civilian payroll costs.

(199) Sanding is a phenomenon that stratum sands come out with formation fluid.

(200) A petroglyph emerges from the sands of the Sahara in Chad.

(201) Kami raced light-footed across the sands toward the glow on the horizon.

(202) The silver sands of the bay are fine, making a soft beach for the sunbather, and the local climate is also congenial.

(203) Kirk Bailey was appointed to the position of executive vice president, Oil Sands, in 2007.

(204) Distributary plain facies sands body: 1). Meandering sands micro-facies, which represents large low sinuosity meandering disposition, and the channel sands is very large.

(205) Unconventional oil won't save us: even a crash programme to develop the Canadian tar sands could deliver only 5m barrels a day by 2030.

(206) Tour fare includes Saguaro , White Sands, Lake Powell, Monument Valley, Petrified Forest National Park entrance fee.

(207) As the distributary - mouth area progrades, these bar sands develop into the bar - finger sands.

(208) Campaigners argue the thick heavy tar sands crude could do far more damage than conventional oil, and that the State Department has rushed through its environmental review.

(209) Be as foundation, the aeolian sands occurs shear destruction easy and it's bearing capacity low.

(210) During the dry season, roughly August to November, strong winds push sands inland, forming tall, crescent-shaped dunes.