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cones <a cone; cones> N

cones
مخاريط

opposite cones MATH

pyrometric cones

seger cones (fusion)

volcanic cones AREA

cone <a cone; cones> N

cone

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cone-in-cone structure GEOL

adjusting cone ARCHIT

alluvial cone GEOL

axial cone GEOM

bearing cone INDUST

circular cone GEOM

clutch cone

cone angle GEOM

cone bearing ARCHIT

cone bit ARCHIT

cone chart N COMPUT

cone chuck ARCHIT

cone classifier MIN

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The main hills and cones were built from scoria eruptions which succeeded the phreatomagmatic stage after groundwater had been depleted.
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Widespread are small, temporary geysers which are forming cones of salt.
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Instead, the striations, which were previously reported shatter cones, are identified as ventifacts created by wind erosion in sandstones.
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He is last seen enjoying snow cones with his friends.
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Amazingly enough, the sequence can be found in everything from the florets of composite flowers to the spirals of pine cones.
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That doesn't mean you can take a hairpin turn at 50 miles per hour and drift the car around cones and stuff like that.
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Reflective collars, white strips made from white reflective plastic, slip over cones snugly, and tape or adhesive can be used to attach the collars to the cones permanently.
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This is a twin mountain with similar striking tips and perfect cones at about a distance of from the top.
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The cones are three quarters of an inch (19 mm) thick and made up of thin sheets of veneer.
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The side surface of the hub is convex with a specific radius of curvature which is smaller than the concavity radius of the cones.
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