Longer and steeper slopes may result in more solids accumulating in the basin. |
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Now that I've given you tips on going faster with more control, you're probably graduating to the steeper stuff. |
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Although thicker hachures indicate steeper slopes, hachure density remains constant throughout the map area except in areas of gentle slope. |
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It is now commonly accepted that the dip of the steeper part of a listric normal fault is approximately 60 deg. |
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For all we knew it could well have carried on getting steeper, ending at an icefall or in a crevasse field. |
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On steeper downgrades, a higher acceleration will be achievable through the assistance of gravity. |
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Without skeuomorphism, users may find a steeper learning curve with the new operating system. |
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Nearshore, the seaward flanks, in the lee of a SSW-directed alongshore flow, are steeper. |
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Once you've gone down that road it is mostly downhill and getting steeper by day. |
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Pupils soon latch on to this, and the spiral of decline suddenly becomes much steeper. |
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The gradients associated with these profiles also vary between sand and shingle beaches, the latter being generally steeper. |
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At one point, they measured the angle of the roof gables at Machu Picchu and advised the artist to make them steeper. |
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Sighing, she sat with her back to the uphill slope, much steeper than the one she had just climbed, and considered her situation. |
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The Short Leachas is steeper and involves some scrambling, while the Long Leachas is technically easier. |
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She felt her acute fear of heights returning as the path became less smooth and considerably steeper and narrower. |
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The path now climbed stiffly, switching back and forth on the steeper sections, otherwise crossing the face of the right hand valley wall. |
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The Yankee Group projects steeper year-over-year growth for satellite, broadband wireless and other technologies. |
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The lineations show shallow easterly plunges in the north becoming steeper in the south of the Welverdiend shear zone. |
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In both cases, the experimental curves are slightly steeper than those calculated. |
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Higher, steeper slopes of the Vosges have thin topsoil, with subsoils of weathered gneiss, granite, sandstone, schist, and volcanic sediments. |
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Huygens' ground track marches inexorably to the east, though the descent is now getting much steeper. |
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It has a similar strike but steeper dip and extends to anticipated Precambrian basement depths. |
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All you need to do is look for layers in which the atmosphere is superadiabatic, which is where the lapse rate is steeper than the dry adiabats. |
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Both genetic and morphological clines along the Virginia transect were steeper than along the West Virginia transect. |
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The higher coercivity component has a inclination that is steeper than expected and a NW declination. |
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With three adults on board, it was huffing and puffing up some of the steeper inclines. |
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Close to the beginners meadow are gentle slopes, which become imperceptibly steeper, enabling you to improve without fear. |
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On steeper slopes contour cropping without supplementary practices reduces erosion losses by only about 10 percent. |
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To finance the plan, high-income seniors paid steeper premiums than the low-income elderly. |
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The descent is much steeper at only 20 km, with some fast bends at the top changing to tight hairpins at the bottom. |
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It is known that the steeper the slope, the greater is the tendency of materials to move downward. |
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Above Ducie Bridge, the left bank grows more flat and the right bank steeper, but the condition of the dwellings on both banks grows worse rather than better. |
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This was fine for less than vertical, easy trad and sport climbs, but as the rock got steeper, and the falls more frequent, we found a huge problem with belaying this way. |
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But the gentle slope soon became much steeper as they straddled fallen trunks of mulga and mallee, sidestepped unstable boulders and clambered over perilous rock ridges. |
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The route got steeper and we put climbing skins on our ski bottoms. |
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The deep slope becomes gentler and I rise to a comparatively shallow 18m, staying with the steeper wall, now adorned with patches of bottle-green sponge. |
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Beyond the col, the track becomes steeper and you have to work a little harder to reach the summit of Mid Hill at 422m with its prehistoric burial cairn and view indicator. |
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The rigged system of redistricting makes her already uphill climb that much steeper. |
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That number still remains below 2000 levels, with renter income falling an even steeper 13 percent. |
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Michigan is known for its large barns built in the late 1800s, with gambrel roofs featuring lower, steeper slopes an upper, flatter ones on each side, he explains. |
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There is also some issue as to whether there are, in effect two slopes, being the gradual slope of the deck, and then a steeper slope from the deck towards the catch basin. |
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The gradient of risk with blood pressure was steeper for fatal than non-fatal stroke, reflecting a relative excess of haemorrhagic strokes among fatal events. |
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As you accelerate the gentle roar of the engine is quite deceptive as the car speeds up on the flat although it was tested by some of the steeper hills. |
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Sensors on the handle increase power if the slope gets steeper or the user speeds up. |
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Especially the steeper mountainsides are still covered with pine forest, while mountain pastures extend above 800 meters. |
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This little trick provided me with gales of laughter when I took a pavement only person down one of the steeper hills. |
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The steeper price increase for the upper bands strengthens the progressiveness of the price structure and the incentive to save water. |
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The slope of a cold front is steeper than that of a warm front because of the friction between the cold air and surface. |
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But although discounting has helped offset even steeper declines, it has eaten up the revenues of hotel chains and of the government. |
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But when little bounce resulted, the path toward a third reincarnation of his campaign is becoming steeper and steeper. |
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The sad news is this will mean the rise in unemployment is likely to be even steeper. |
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No other country participating in Pisa saw a steeper decline than Sweden over that period. |
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New figures, however, have indicated a much steeper fall in the numbers considering their views to be broadly in line with the church. |
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From Enciso onwards, the road turns to be steeper and the surface gets really worse, which makes it even harder to climb. |
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Due to the establishment of DHL at the airport there is a considerably steeper increase of the development of sales. |
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I obviously don't bring the same knowledge and skill sets to the job that my predecessors did, and that means my learning curve is steeper. |
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Moreover, as some of the climate risks materialize, the economic costs will be much steeper than those from the current financial crisis. |
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If on a steeper or shallower than normal glide path then a small adjustment may be required to the flare height. |
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In these conditions, a turn onto the final approach must be steeper if it is initiated with reference to a fixed point. |
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Never use rechargeable batteries, as they have a steeper discharging curve than conventional batteries. |
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Caution: when flying accelerated, your wing will react in a more radical manner in turns and the glide angle will be a lot steeper. |
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The reason is that when unemployment benefits are indexed to wages, real wages are flexible, and the wage setting function steeper. |
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For the measurement of thrust versus time we used a similar engine, but shorter and with steeper slopes. |
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As the road becomes progressively steeper our truck engine groans in protest. |
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One hand faller is still on staff to handle some of the larger trees in the steeper terrain, but almost all of the work is done with mechanized equipment. |
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Where their slope is steeper than 10°, they shall be fitted with a system, such as provided by foot battens, which ensures that the animals climb or go down without risks or difficulties. |
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Additionally, steeper tax progressivity applied to social spending can result in a more equal distribution of income across the board. |
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Transverse crevasses are transverse to flow and form where steeper slopes cause a glacier to accelerate. |
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Canyons are steeper, shorter, more dendritic and more closely spaced on active than on passive continental margins. |
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After a lengthy Parliamentary inquiry the longer and steeper route over Shap Fell was chosen. |
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He said that while decline prevailed in all regions, that results in the West, which had led the nation throughout 2000, represented a slightly steeper drop than other regions. |
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The height of the feature makes it either a hill or, if higher and steeper, a mountain. |
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A level strip of land, bounded above and below by steeper slopes. |
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Hannibal knew enough about the Alps to know in particular that the descent was steeper than the ascent into the Alps. |
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The gradient is gentle to the north end of the valley, becoming steeper further south. |
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Those formed by waves will be symmetrical, with rounded crests and troughs, while those formed by currents will be asymmetrical with a steeper downstream face and a gentler upstream face. |
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In general, the steeper the gradient, the stronger the wind, and the more heat from the Atlantic's Gulf Stream is delivered to Europe, thereby ameliorating its climate. |
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While ridership statistics show continued up-ticks, we know such gains could be even steeper with on-time dependability and increased frequency. |
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The early group of granites contain more aluminium than the later set and have steeper slopes on plots of cerium against yttrium. |
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Over time, this will deepen the river bed and create steeper sides which are then weathered. |
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The activity is a lot of fun: it involves riding down through the forest in a small bobsled on rails, with a few twists and turns and some steeper descents in places. |
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This works both ways across the alps but is more efficient if blowing from the south due to the steeper step for oncoming wind from the south. |
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The road became steeper and soon we could see the roofs of the smart apartment buildings in Leme below us receding into the dusk. |
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By design, asymmetrical biconvex optics with a steeper anterior surface and low refractive index minimize surface-reflected glare and unwanted optical images. |
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This drop is in fact due to the much steeper decline in traffic in the new Member States where there is a new-found infatuation with private cars and a lack of investment in the railways. |
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The upper beach was eroded and lowered, particularly around the boardwalk and at line 3 where dunes had built very rapidly forming a steeper slope. |
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Putting aside concerns over the model, a higher or unchanged noise-to-signal ratio for productivity shocks would argue that we should see a steeper, not flatter, Phillips curve. |
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Rubber tires allow steeper gradients and a softer ride, but have higher maintenance costs and are less energy efficient. |
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There are climbs in the finale, Wegelius believes, that are longer and steeper than the race roadbook suggests – as well as the ones that aren't marked – not to mention the super-steep descents. |
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A steel handle has been designed to allow two pushers for steeper hills. |
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Several streams flow into the sea, often as waterfalls in the steeper parts of the coast. |
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Now 17, Tiafoe has been on a far steeper learning curve. |
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These routes require mild scrambling, are shorter and steeper than the Pony Track, and tend only to be used by experienced hill walkers. |
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Abrasion leads to steeper valley walls and mountain slopes in alpine settings, which can cause avalanches and rock slides, which add even more material to the glacier. |
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As a result, the upper parts will propagate at a higher velocity than the base and the leading face of the crest will become steeper and the trailing face flatter. |
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Retailers offered more and steeper deals on merchandise from flat-screen televisions to crockpots that, while luring shoppers, may ultimately hurt fourth-quarter earnings. |
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Listric faults are similar to normal faults but the fault plane curves, the dip being steeper near the surface, then shallower with increased depth. |
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