- of
snowdrifts on
transportation can be more
significant than the
snowfall itself, such as in the US
during the
Great Blizzard of 1978.
Snowdrifts are...
- The game of chicken, also
known as the hawk-dove game or
snowdrift game, is a
model of
conflict for two
players in game theory. The
principle of the game...
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sustained winds of more than 45
miles per hour (72 km/h) that
produced snowdrifts in
excess of 50 feet (15 m).
Railroads were shut down and
people were...
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Snowdrift Lake (also,
Murphy Lakes) is a lake in
Grand County, Colorado,
United States. It is part of
Rocky Mountain National Park.
Snowdrift Lake lies...
-
Snowdrift at
Bleath Gill is a 1955
British Transport Film do****entary
directed by
Kenneth Fairbairn. The 10-minute-long film
presents a first-hand account...
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taking the
cooperative choice. The
snowdrift game
imagines two
drivers who are
stuck on
opposite sides of a
snowdrift, each of whom is
given the option...
-
Snowdrift is a 1923
American action film
directed by
Scott R.
Dunlap and
written by John Stone. It is
based on the 1922
novel Snowdrift by
James Hendryx...
- in
other natural shelters such as
snowdrifts, man-made structures, and even
digging their own
burrows in
snowdrifts up to 188 cm in length. The body size...
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areas in the
Appalachian Mountain region saw 5 feet (1.5 m) of snow, and
snowdrifts as high as 35 feet (11 m).
Mount Le Conte,
Tennessee recorded 56" and...
- and then left in
abandoned buildings, alleys,
garbage bins,
parks or
snowdrifts. 25
additional cases were
closed by police,
resulting in the
arrest of...
