crevasse Meaning & Definition

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Meaning of crevasse In English

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  • Since rock walls do not contain any cementing material, the runoff water is retained, filtered, and slowly released through the existing crevasses.

  • Transported logs and wood fragments occur in siltstone and sandstone units variously interpreted as river channel deposits, flood deposits and crevasse splay deposits.

  • In clear weather they got across the final crevasses and moved down just ahead of a descending cloud base.

  • They found that a crevasse 15 km in height in an ice shell 75 km thick would trap y4.9r109 m3 of ammonia- water.

  • Each time you move from one gallery to another you cross the line of a crevasse and glimpse the horizon.

  • These sheer crevasses provide a strongly contained view of the horizon.

  • Sheeted sandstone deposits represent crevasse splays, which deposited sand more uniformly in overbank areas.

  • They are assigned to a crevasse splay origin.

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Translations of crevasse In Other Languages

  • 中文繁体

    (冰川的)裂縫,裂隙…

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  • 中文简体

    (冰川的)裂缝,裂隙…

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  • Español

    grieta, grieta de glaciar…

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  • Português

    crevasse…

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  • Türk dili

    (buz) yarık, çatlak…

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  • Français

    crevasse…

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  • Čeština

    rozsedlina…

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  • Dansk

    gletscherspalte…

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