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    Oceanography

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    trip to Huntington Beach and observed the ocean‚ sand‚ waves‚ tides‚ life on shore‚ wind‚ currents‚ sea bedding‚ sediments‚ and the fully developed sea. It was around 4 PM when we arrived at the beach‚ and it was about 77 degrees Fahrenheit. The coastline of the shore is a curve that faces southwest. Winds are disturbing forces that move the waves‚ and they generate every time there is a density boundary. The cool winds were coming very strong from the West at 251° that it wasn’t a good day to surf at

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    Hurricanes Vs Tornadoes

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    hurricanes. Tornadoes are more powerful than hurricanes. Tornadoes have a higher wind speed. Tornadoes hit small areas and destroy a lot. Hurricanes mostly knock down objects‚ Tornadoes picks up and throw the objects. In addition to tornadoes being more destructive‚ the reason is because of the wind speed. Tornadoes wind speed is much higher than the hurricanes wind speed. The Fujita scale is for the different names and wind speeds for tornadoes. The F0- 40-72 mph‚ F1- 73-112‚F2- 113-157 mph‚ F3-158-206

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    Denudation Processes

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    happen through gravity‚ wind‚ ice and water. In the Tongariro Volcanic Centre‚ winds are an effective denudation agent because the mountain top gales are frequent and severe. Winds can transport and deposit debris. They carry with them fine silts and sand particles and depositing them downwind. Material that is not protected by matted roots of plants‚ like tussock‚ is eroded by the wind leaving the plant isolated. Winds also distribute ash during eruptions. Since winds are usually westerly‚ ash

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    A Voice in the Wind

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    Jesus during His time here on Earth. We first meet her during the fall of Jerusalem to the Roman armies. Losing her entire family during the siege and attack she finds herself taken hostage and eventually sold as a slave. Throughout A Voice in the Wind we are able to watch Hadassah mature in her faith and come to trust in the Lord completely. The book chronicles the challenges she faces as she strives to love those she serves in a Christ-like way. The Roman family who owns her is immersed in the

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    Geography Field Study

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    At our first location which was Creg Beach‚ Lahinch‚ Co.Clare we observed a diversion of the River Moy. With a compass‚ the direction of the diversion was determined and recorded. I then took a photo of the diversion and drew a sketch map of it. Further across the beach each student picked a stone at random from the beach surface‚ wiped it clean and placed it on a flat surface. A drop of hydrochloric acid was placed on each rock and each rock that reacted was counted and recorded as limestone and

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    Sky Descriptive Writing

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    violent wind hurtles towards me‚ tearing through the building that once protected me. Anything standing in its way is wrecked. The wind charges through the leaves of the swaying trees‚ forcing the leaves light bodies to collide with the solid ground‚ fracturing their transparent skin. The whipping winds wrench the very roots of the long-standing trees‚ dragging them to their frail knees. The invisible body of the wind over powers

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    of upwelling and some sites where water descends mostly in areas of convergence of warm and cold currents in the Polar Regions. What is upwelling exactly? It is an oceanographic phenomenon with large biological implications. Precisely it is the wind driven movement of dense‚ cooler and nutrient rich water from below the photic zone‚ replacing the warmer‚ usually nutrient-deficient surface water. The reason why this layer of water is nutrient rich is that the density gradient of oceans falls rises

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    TORNADO TOTANDO Tornadoes

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    TORNADO SYNOPSIS OF THE EL RENO TORNADO Introduction Tornadoes are violent storms that look like black‚ funnel shaped clouds. The wind of these storms can reach a speed of 500 kilometers per hour (310 miles per hour). Tornadoes are capable of destroying everything on their path. Tornadoes are usually the extreme result of a very large thunderstorm called a supercell. During the storm cold air and warm air combine. The cold air goes drops as the warm air rises. The warm air eventually twists

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    Transpiration

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    transpiration was measured in different surrounding’s conditions‚ including temperature‚ light and wind force. Thirdly‚ the rate of transpiration was measured under standard conditions in order to make easy to compare normal rate and affected rate. Therefore‚ several hypothesizes can take place in this experiment. Firstly‚ the rate of transpiration will increase by increasing the intensity of light. Secondly‚ if the wind forces increase‚ the rate of transpiration will also increase. And thirdly‚ if the temperature

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    cyclone”. These can also be identified as typhoons.The tropical storms winds must reach at least 74 mph to be considered a hurricane. Anything below this is just considered a tropical depression or a tropical storm. Hurricanes usually only occur in the Atlantic Hurricane season (June 1-November 30). Hurricanes form over warm ocean water. They use the warm moist air as fuel at the bottom of the hurricane. As the huge storm produces high wind speeds‚ it causes water to evaporate.The water vapor evaporates

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