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The continental crust has an average composition similar to that of the igneous rock, andesite.

Put a tray of hot water into the bottom of the oven to make it steamy . This gives the buns a thin, soft crust.

This sudden movement of the core of the Earth, dragging the crust with it, takes place in the span of an hour, the hour of the shift.

It is the same with the Earth's crust, as the atmosphere moves with the Earth, creating no more than hurricane force winds on the surface.

This contraction compressed the surface and thrust some sections of crust over others, creating long curving cliffs like the one shown here.

Assemble Drill To break through the first layer of crust, the crew deploys a steel pipe with an 11-inch-wide drill bit at the bottom.

Only the outer crust need move, just as the loosely peeled skin of an orange could be slid around the unmoved inner slices.

His solution was to scrape crust off the top of the paddy and with it construct the road.

Do not use a rolling pin , which squeezes the carbon dioxide out of the dough and results in a very boring crust.

And our nearly global imaging coverage of the surface after this flyby has given us fresh insight into how the planet's crust was formed.

The interior of plates is often thick crust, which likewise can give this magnetic signature.

Finally, cut up the bread crust, and put a sausage into the bread crust and a hot dog is a recipe for a great hot dog.

We suggest that indian crust may under thrust the surface expression of the IYS. but probably does not do so as an intact plate.

Sometimes the fusion crust will have "Flow Lines" where the surface has melted and looks to have flowed around the meteorite.

The outer core heats the mantle's bottom rocks into buoyant putty, which rises toward the crust, as if in a lava lamp.

If magma is going to erupt, it will start to move within the earth's crust and force its way up to migrate to the surface.

In the diagram below you can see that the continental crust is beginning to separate creating a diverging plate boundary.

The body of the machine adopted stainless crust easy for cleaning protecting not easy to be corrupted.

They look like fine wavy lines in the crust and will occasionally seem to originate from the front and stream towards the back.

(also known as a quake, tremor, or temblor) is the result of a sudden release of energy in the Earth's crust that creates seismic waves.

She had the crust to ask me for an excuse.

One recent creation is constructed out of a cardboard-based crust layered in Oreo cookie crumbs and drizzled with a wax-like substance.

The whole-phase grade has been used to define ore bodies of a weathering-crust-type rare-earth deposit and to calculate its reserves.

It was more like the entire contents of our refrigerator on a round crust.

The big question is how much of that salt is still mixed with water and how much now forms a crust on the uranium fuel rods.

He thought the aurora borealis, or northern lights, was caused by the escape of this gas through a thin crust at the poles.

Most people do not think of Earth as a red planet, but much of the continental crust is red. Soil and vegetation hide this native hue.

The multicycle opening-closing movement of the crust is the key to understand the basin reformation and its hydrocarbon evolution.

The theory of Crustal Displacement states that the entire crust of the Earth can shift in one piece like the lose skin of an orange.

Source area diversification, except from continental crust, especially with the basin of a strong magma activity related.

This paper gives a discussion about the utilization of hard crust foundation, and the question of the foundation type selection.

He said it 'amplified the strain on the earth's crust' in a way that would alter the stresses below.

The deformations at the surface of the crust after rainfalls have close relations to the occurrence of shallow shocks in the upper crust.

And my money, ' she continued; returning his angry glare, and meantime biting a piece of crust, the remnant of her breakfast.

We do not know much yet about the moon's mantle, that section of superheated rock which goes down hundreds of miles below the crust.

The energy from a quake can't easily penetrate the earth's crust, which is the section of rock up to 18 miles below the surface.

There is no technology to plug volcanoes which pierce the earth's crust, or to bind the faults which cause earthquakes.

The weight of a deltaic pile of sediment may be so great as to depress the earth's crust, thus forming a moat around the depocentre.

It is usually small, round, a crust of brittle brown pastry and a filling of chopped pork.

Like the earth, the moon is in layers, with a crust on the outside and a deep mantle below.

The hard life after the death of her husband did not crust her spirit.

The early Moon developed as a mostly liquid ball of magma covered with a thin crust of lighter minerals.

However, the core of the Earth drags the crust with it as it turns to [remain in alignment with the passing Planet X].

If the squeezing model were correct, he says, one would expect higher temperatures in the lower crust in order for it to be " squeezable . "

Sometimes, however, the top layer of magma can cool, and form a hard crust over the rest of the molten rock.

A massive earthquake is due and I ask that all be prepared. This shift in the earths crust is going to create a shift in man's outlook.

Regardless, the ancient date supports the once-controversial idea that Earth was cool enough to produce crust early in its history.

They evolved on the surface, but moved underground, following the natural water springs trapped in the planet's crust.

An earthquake is a sudden tremor or movement of the earth's crust , which originates at or below the surface .

An earthquake is the result of a sudden release of energy in the Earth's crust that creates seismic waves.

Attachment into the earth's crust is not the old fossils, attachment into the world of the immortal legend of the sky!

Each plate consists of a section of the earth's crust and a portion of the mantle, the thick layer of hot rock below the crust.

It scared me broad awake, and made me comprehend that I was standing on a half-inch crust, with a crater underneath.

Therefore without water, moving the surface crust would be as hard as running a car engine without oil.

They analyzed their samples for lead, sodium, copper and found that some of the ratios were close to the values found for the earth's crust.

Shallow ones (above 20km), whose full crust-displacing force is felt at the surface, are the danger.

Despite the appearance of a hard surface, much of the area is a thin salt crust over soft mud.

We have likewise predicted that the Earth will moan as the core tries to turn but the crust is held in a stopped rotation.

an air outlet passage is arranged from the suction device to the outside of the crust.

An estimate of the crust thickness on the surface of a thermally convecting liquid-metal pool.

The metamorphic fluid activity in the deep parts of crust can be in episodic manner and produce episodic tectonic movements.

some of these depressions extend down over a mile to the base of the planet's crust.

Use your spoon to gently 'break the crust' of the surface, allowing the aromas to escape.

One of its benefits is an increase in dietary fiber, by fifty percent over regular crust.

The rocks of the crust actually form a thin shell which covers the surface of the globe.

The middle crust with plastic deformation consists of a platy ductile flow zone and a ring-shaped re-melting zone.

For instance, zircons and a few grains of quartz have been found on the moon, which never developed a granitic, continental-style crust.

Sometimes a break in the earth's crust comes about, which starts such a landslide as the which occurred in Madison Canyon.

Anyway. In the twelve thousand years since the glaciers receded, the Earth's crust has been slowly returning to its original shape.

In this case, ordering a Hawaiian pizza with feta cheese on a whole wheat thin crust, with a side salad, could make a healthy meal.

For the short crust pastry, place dry ingredients and chocolate into a food processor and pulse until combined.

and most of the rest sat near the South Pole. All of these isolated fragments of crust were on the move.

It said the spills occurred during the drilling process, when water is forced into the earth's crust.

To sum up, the earth's crust of the area has a weak activity to show mainly creep-slip active mode since the Late Pleistocene.

But he wasn't cursing the enemy fire, only my clumsiness: I was lying on his crust of Army bread.

No one would employ him or give him so much as a crust of bread to keep him from starvation.

The land masses making up the crust are thought to "float" on this plastic layer.

Oh, you know what that reminds me. Um, if my dad asks, We followed the homemade recipe for his pie crust to the letter.

New research indicates cracks in the moon's crust that have formed as the interior has cooled and shrunk over the last billion years or so.

The presence of a truly liquid layer between the core and the outer crust would allow such slippage, moderated by inertial forces.

Saltwater wetlands, temporary marshes, salt lakes, and salt crust comprise the white areas (called "Salars" )pictured near the top.

As a double blow, the crust rearranged positioned India near the new South Pole causing a dramatic change in climate.

The island was created when the Icelandic Plume, a bubble of magma beneath the Earth's surface, forced the crust up and out of the water.

Hence the formation of Continental Crust is a synthetic result of terrane accretion and separation.

Cold winters will be modulated by the Earth crust retaining heat from the friction of the shift, where the crust was dragged over the core.

A few hundred degrees separates this pool of fiery orange magma in Italy's Mount Etna from its hardened, gray crust.

Ordos Basin, China's second-largest gas basin gas reservoirs are developed in Jingbian field at the top of the Ordovician weathering crust.

As the river flowed, it washed away sediments and removed weight pressing down on the Earth's crust.

Go for whole wheat crust if it's available. Stick with one or two slices.

To maintain the crisp crust, store draped with a clean tea towel or in a heavy paper bag.

Go for whole wheat crust if it's available. Stick with one or two slices.

To maintain the crisp crust, store draped with a clean tea towel or in a heavy paper bag.

To that extent, a poor man who shares his crust with a starving friend is surely a greater altruist than either billionaire.

Such ridges occur where the great plates of the Earth's crust are spreading apart, and the seafloor holds formations of hot, volcanic rock.

Thickness and color of the crust should be even around the circumference of the loaf.

The white snow had a fine crust on the trees.

pizza products without tomato sauce , cheese or bread crust can still be sold as pizza under new government regulations , the u . s.

When rain falls, the loess particles on the surface layer swell and form a crust that is almost impermeable to water.

Biological soil crust exists in the soil of desertification and are one of the most unique desert landscapes of the region.

Midwestern or Northeastern American accents are also easily understood by international users and carry less of an upper-crust connotation.

Such a shift of the earth's crust would result in the destruction of civilization and the deaths of most of the world's population.

Even just a layer of flimsy crust, but the tactility is flinty. . .

In Galileo's eight flybys, the appearance of Europa's frozen crust suggested that it covered an immense ocean.

The rock on the right has a whitish crust of minerals, indicating that it was submerged until the lake level dropped.

Separated from the core, the sliding crust caused rapid Atlantic stretch and Pacific compression and changed the face of the planet.

The main controlling factors of reservoir developing are lithology, lithofacies and ancient weathering crust karstification.

Great chunks of the ice crust, which has covered the mountains through the winter, break off and drop heavily into the thawing sea beneath.

The fault zone is not in lithosphere but in the earth crust since'it does not separate active zone from stable zone. . .

Fusion Crust: When meteorites travel through Earth's atmosphere, they burn and form what is called a "Fusion Crust" .

The main horizontal stress in eastern China is the pressure near EW direction, but as a whole, the crust is moving east.

jurassic and cretaceous , the marginal ocean basin was in the stage of ocean crust evolution and had a setting similar to mid - ocean ridge.

I try to make it healthier with a whole grain crust.

The results also indicate that even in a more stable platform area, the structure of the crust interior can also be quite complicated.

The seas may be rising due to climate change, but most of the seafloor is also dropping as part of the natural dynamics of Earth's crust.

The Earth's crust is thought to be divided into huge, movable segments, called plates, which float on a soft plastic layer of rock.

There was, of course, the fusion crust, indisputable evidence that it came from space.

A stable area of continental crust that has not undergone much plate tectonic or orogenic activity for a long period.

The outer hard crust of Earth is made up of a dozen or so hard plates that drift on extremely hot, soft rock like floating islands on a sea.

The fact that the crust of Mars's younger impact craters is not magnetized supports this idea.

Soon rain fell down on the Earth's crust and filled all the valleys, cracks and hollows .

Soon rain fell down on the Earth's crust and filled all the valleys, cracks and hollows .

With the pressure of movements in the earth's crust and the heat this pressure caused, these layers were converted into petroleum.

The crust is usually black, grey to dark brown in colour.

Does this unseen pressure from particle flow from Earth's core, or deep in the crust, affect the body's electrical system in any way?

Moreover, much of the crust that lies beneath China is brittle and uniform because of the relative old age of the landmass.

Messenger will explore the surface of Mercury, its crust, its atmosphere and even its magnetic field.

If it is present, it could seep into the crust and escape through the ocean floor.

Near the curb of the crowded sidewalk, pigeons were tossing around a bread crust that someone had dropped or thrown them.

A solid crust forms at the surface of the electrolyte.

Then a bread crust is all right.

Evidently, the sulfates normally in seawater are converted to hydrogen sulfide as the water passes through the warm crust.

Such "pulsar glitches" likely result from brief interactions between the neutron star's solid crust and superfluid interior.

Days after they appear, the blisters may burst, letting out fluid and covering the affected area with a yellowish crust.

The results showed: the microbiotic soil crust inhibited the growth of the plant after promoting it in Northern semi-arid region.

during the weathering of granite , groundwater from the granitoid weathering crust have special chemical compositions.

But sometimes the inside is still fiery hot, and the lava continues to flow beneath the hardened crust, thus forming a tunnel.

Far from land as the source, in the interior of the crust observed little change.

The outermost layer, the part we see on the surface of the earth, is the crust.

The result indicates that the crust thickness shows significant impact on the propagation characteristics of the explosion shock wave.

Silicon is one of the most abundant elements in earth crust. It is also benefit element for plant growth and development.

Sediments washed into the basin from both the fore-arc ridge and island arc weigh down the crust in this area, creating the depression.

I resist eating the pineapple pudding mixture . I add the cream cheese mixture to the top of the cooled pretzel crust.

An extensive review of the literature failed to reveal any previous reports of the Al concentration in pizza crust.

Even the two rarest (thulium and lutetium) are more widely spread throughout the Earth's crust than gold or platinum.

With this relatively rapid removal of weight, the crust rebounded and bulged slightly up from its previous position.

Rocks of the ophiolite suite in northTianshan Mountains are remnants of a slowly spreading ancient oceanic crust.

The first prediction model looks on earthquake . . . , those cracks in the earth crust, defining what was know as seismic gaps.

Early Cretaceous magmatism during the strike-slip movement indicates that the fault zone put into crust-mantle boundary.

The carbonatite probably collects in small zones near the top of Earth's mantle, just below the crust.

On a floured surface, roll the crust mixture into a round shape.

Finally, it is given here the velocity distribution in the crust and in the upper mantle together with a model of the crust.

Upper Crust Bostonians of proper English pedigree, too, flavor their English with a British tinge .

The rapid decrease of gold solubility in the fluid at shallow crust level led to precipitation of gold and formation of large gold deposit.

Envisioning itself as the new home of the upper crust, Capital Club trots out the XO to prove it.

Hot, melted material from deep inside the Earth moves up to create new crust.

The majority of them occur deep within the earth's crust, so no one feels them, but listening stations record them nonetheless.

or eat a thin crust pizza with lots of veggies instead of a deep dish pizza with a thick crust.

Ping style mooncakes originated in Peking and resemble sesame cakes, with a crisp and savory outer crust.

Rich, chocolate-almond mousse and coffee ice cream frozen in a chocolate crumb crust. Topped with hot fudge and toasted almond slices.

And below the crust in these volcanic parts micro-organisms have been discovered that may offer clues to the origins of life.

The S wave velocity structure is inferred from the receiver function for the crust and upper mantle of the Wudalianchi volcano area.

of stationary conditions must be dropped, if we consider the influence of intrusions of hot magma into the upper part of crust.

The normal faults converge toward great depths or terminate at the detachment fault surfaces within the mid-crust.

Today, custard tarts are usually made from short crust pastry, eggs, sugar, milk or cream, and vanilla, sprinkled with nutmeg and baked.

The find pushes back the age of the most ancient discovered remnants of the Earth's crust by 300 million years.

The liquefaction of the silt soil in the area of Yellow River delta happens in hard crust mainly due to the cyclic loading.

Eric Calais of Purdue University in Indiana and a team of researchers think Earth's crust relaxed slowly under the lightened load.

Begin to be recognized, will remove the crust afterwards, will "get the treasure" as expected by "jade people" .

a fissure in the earth's crust (or in the surface of some other planet) through which molten lava and gases erupt.

The formation of granulite and its contribution to evolution of the continental crust.

EDA medium is an azimuthal anisotropic medium that occurs widely and results from directional fractures in crust.

Once broke away from a body this one crust, the soul can be become only ghostliness , become spirit.

The formation of the earth crust and its evolution is a key issue for geodynamics or continental dynamics .

This custard pie with a sweet pastry crust is a South African favorite, especially at tea time. I got this wonderful recipe from a friend.

Pour over the crust and bake for 1 hour (check at 50 minutes), or until the center is still slightly moist and jiggly.

The evaluation of earth crust stability is a research project prior to siting of the repository of high-radioactive waste disposal.

Volcanoes and earthquakes have been frequent along a great fault or weakness in the crust along this line.

The Earth's crust resists, being caught in a web of magnetic pulls from its immediate neighborhood.

For the crust, combine the crumbs, sugar, butter and flour in the bowl of an electric mixer until moist and crumbly.

At the start of a quake there is a sudden movement within the Earth's crust and shock waves move out from that point.

The effects of the deep fractures of crust and block tectonic movements on the fluid migration in sedimentary cap rocks are elaborated.

In general, the composition of lower crust is close to basalt and the composition of upper crust is similar to granite.

As the crust moves, the atmosphere resists, and this causes hurricane force winds globally.

They record events by which a large portion of the oceanic crust has formed through geological history. Since 1993, the U.

Chromium is known as a widely distributed element in the crust and most important environmental pollutant.

Geomechanics to explore for minerals and crust movement of the distribution of the law has provided new and valuable ways.

The change of the P wave velocity from upper crust to lower crust is consistent with the evolution history of the tectonic stress filed.

Could this indicate the presence of an exit vent for sea water that had circulated through the earth's crust?

Only a super-strong crust could have exploded so forcefully, he explained.

Earths outer crust is made up of plates of various sizes that move in relation to one another.

great pressure from overlying masses of rock or through movements of the earth's crust may be metamorphosed into slate.

The Earth: An Intimate History mentions a type of rock found in crust known as banded iron formations.

During the GOP debate, Herman Cain was asked if he likes deep dish or thin crust pizza.

If the crust off, not only affect the appearance, but also affect the taste, quality, and easy to moisture deterioration.

Chicken potstickers were excellent, pan-fried slowly with a crispy crust and the filling quite good.

Life of the upper crust: Mr Engledow is not impressed by Alice Bee's burnt toast.

a sudden slippage of the planet's solid crust around the molten core.

After a many, many years, the earth's crust changes, which bring water receded, became the land, two rock reef which is now Shuang Tashan.

Planet X makes sense, intuitively, as the reason for pole shifts, for crust shifts, for the Ice Ages and wandering poles.

Fully closed crust the ventilation system, to ensure of good working environment.

Bread aroma is enhanced, As is the crust color, by a build-up of melanoidin compounds from nonenzymatic browning reactions.

The red color is due to oxides of iron, magnesium, and aluminum, which in some such soils form a hard crust (LATERITE) at he soil surface.

Until now, only single-celled organisms, like bacteria and fungi, have been recovered from kilometres beneath the Earth's crust.

Deformation pattern of rocks in earth's crust is effected by tectonic stress, fluid pressure and gravity of the overlying strata.

The sinking of oceanic crust at subduction zones carries water and carbon dioxide back into the mantle.

The first prediction model looks along earthquake faults, those cracks in the Earth's crust, to find what are known as seismic gaps.

A remnant or trace of an organism of a past geologic age, such as a skeleton or leaf imprint, embedded and preserved in the earth's crust.

Supply of the most abundant metallic element in the earth's crust may not be a problem, but pricing is.

Tanned or crust hides and skins of other ani- mals, without wool or hair on, whether or not split, but not further prepared.

Forces in the earth's crust have been active throughout geological time. Rocks respond to these forces by folding and faulting.

Magma rising from deep within the Earth has a different isotopic and chemical composition than magma that forms just below Earth's crust.

Instead, most of the colliding material is piled onto the impacted hemisphere as a thick new layer of solid crust.

Pizzas with a thin crust instead of the traditional thick crust also good for cutting calories.

An input of a large amount of convective asthenospheric materials into the craton was needed to make the crust partially molten.

Carbon dioxide is pumped into Venus' atmosphere by episodic global volcanic outbursts, but never locked back into the crust.

A case of infantile capital candidiasis with crust form lesions was reported.

The research was served up at a meeting of the American Chemical Society in Chicago, a mecca for thick-crust pizza.

Dry the apple before placing them on the pie crust. Pour the almond filling, starting from the middle, over the apples.

Other animals skin leather, in the dry state (crust), without hair on, whether or not split, but not further prepared.

With demand for lithium set to grow, some question whether Earth's crust contains enough of the metal to sustain its use in vehicles.

In areas of strike-slip faulting in diverging crust, or transtension, rocks drop down to form a negative flower structure.

The weaker the strength of this layer, the bigger the discrepancy of motion between upper and lower crust.

The crust is broken periodically and alumina is stirred into the electrolyte to maintain the alumina concentration.

Traditional savory French egg pie with spinach, mushrooms and swiss cheese in a delicate pastry crust.

200 million years ago, the area around Alps was a plain abutting a tropic ocean. Then the raise of the crust formed the Alps mountain.

The Earth moans, groans, and complains as the core pulls at the crust but the crust is gripped, increasingly, and held by Planet X.

The Zhangbaling tectonic belt is a part of the Dabie orogenic belt and an outcrop area of the mid-upper crust of the belt.

Age gives us a crust, like the film on refrigerated pudding.

In other area, weathering crust is an important seal for petroleum migration and accumulation.

Short crust pastry filled with lemon flavoured patisserie cream, topped with light sponge and decorated with icing sugar.

Special shape and distributing feature of Xinjiang geomorphic reflect change of deep material motion of crust and lithosphere.

We selected a Co-rich crust sample(MHD79), which has multi-layer structure and was gathered from central Pacific MH seamount.

Sometimes it thought itself human, on the thin crust of a spinning globe of molten rock.

A violent prehistoric eruption caused the Earth's crust to collapse and form a crater that filled with water.

a section of the earth ' s crust hundreds of kilometers long tore off its moorings , slamming into the seawater above.

The crust damage rate at changing dressings and the healing rate were compared between the two groups.

of two of the moving plates that make up the Earth's crust.

Strains in the Earth's crust seem to pile up .

Then the ice on the rugged rocks melted. The earths crust rose, leaving the lake separated from the sea.

Without water, ocean crust would not sink back into the earth's mantle.

The moon's crust is thicker on its far side (pictured) and differs in composition from rocks on the side facing Earth.

He added a few mushrooms to the meat before baking under a pastry crust.

Continents are vast masses of light rock floating on the heavier rock that makes up most of the earth's crust.

Moonquake data collected in the Apollo era were supposed to help scientists understand what lay beneath the moon's crust.

Finally, the actual meal-ender: a tender, subtle Chinese snow pear deep-fried in a beignet-like crust. Magic.

Through a series of complex interactions, neutrino particles are generated from this beam and stream through the Earth's crust to Italy.

But deep in the crust, rocks have all their voids filled with mineral solutions and are subjected to high temperatures and pressures.

This crust dramatically changes the rate at which water filters into the soil.

In this region, the crust can be divided into seven layers of alternate higher and lower velocities.

It were indicated that host rocks and crust station were important factors which controlled ore type and source of metal.