outcrop

Tudor, at the time, was lying in a stupor with fever in a late camp five miles away, the main camp having moved on those five miles in order to prospect an outcrop of likely quartz.

He even climbed over the canon-lip to look along the brow of the hill for signs of the outcrop. But that could wait, and he hurried back to his find.

Likewise Michael came to know what Harley Kennan never did know and always denied as existing on his ranch--the one rocky outcrop, in the dense heart of the mountain forest, where a score of rattlesnakes denned through the winters and warmed themselves in the sun.

An occasional outcrop of rock, an occasional wood, an occasional "forest," treeless and brown, all hinted at wildness to follow, but the main colour was an agricultural green.

The swede-field in which she and her companion were set hacking was a stretch of a hundred odd acres, in one patch, on the highest ground of the farm, rising above stony lanchets or lynchets--the outcrop of siliceous veins in the chalk formation, composed of myriads of loose white flints in bulbous, cusped, and phallic shapes.

Warning people to never fish off rocky outcrops, he added one of the men managed to get back safely while his pal remained frozen "with fear and mild hypothermia" to the spot.

Nine spectrometer assays from these outcrops ranged from 0.04% eU3O8 to 2.90% eU3O8 and averaged 1.13% eU3O8.

While the produced granite is sound and intact, a typical feature of rapakivi granite is the distinct surface weathering of outcrops, so-called "grusification".

have endeavored to develop a lunar soil substitute, by mixing and processing material from outcrops in the Sudbury area.

When the track levels out you will meet Shepherd's Rock on your left, the first of the quartz outcrops. Just past this there is a cross-track with a pile of stones.

The greatest density of cores occurs on the flat surface (Upper Quarry) directly above the outcrops that are located on the edge of the bluff (Figure 2).

Granite outcrops provided vantage points from which to view rippling lines of orange that curved, climbed, and converged in response to the artistry of Olmsted and Vaux.