- (Ground
Emplaced Mine
Scattering System) was a
United States mine-laying system, part of the
Family of
Scatterable Mines used to
rapidly emplace large tactical...
- of
selectively emplacing soil or
other materials using a
stream of water. It is also a term used to
describe the
materials thus
emplaced. Gravity, coupled...
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differences can be
summarised as follows: Air
Volcano is the
fastest method for
emplacing large tactical minefields.
Although mine
placement is not as
precise as...
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usually below freezing. Some rock
units at the foot of the
volcano were
emplaced underneath ice or
water and
feature hyaloclastite and
pillow lavas. These...
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October 2020. Magnall, N.; James, M.R.; Tuffen, H.; Vye-Brown, C. (2017). "
Emplacing a Cooling-Limited
Rhyolite Lava Flow:
Similarities with
Basaltic Lava...
- or one of the zeolites.
Amygdules usually form
after the rock has been
emplaced, and are
often ****ociated with low-temperature alteration.
Amygdules may...
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dioxide was
weathered out of the
atmosphere by the
large igneous province's
emplaced basalts. The late
Wuchiapingian saw the
finale of the Late
Palaeozoic Ice...
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Fortifications in 1885
included remotely controlled mines,
which were
emplaced or in
reserve from the 1890s
until the end of
World War II.
Modern examples...
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watercraft and
inflatable boats.
Emplace unattended ground sensors, omni-directional
navigational beacons, hand-
emplaced expendable jammers, and electronic...
- also
known as a
hypabyssal rock, is an
intrusive igneous rock that is
emplaced at
depths less than 2 km (1.2 mi)
within the crust, and has intermediate...
