Sinònims
Examples for "salt plain"
Examples for "salt plain"
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It is anybody's salt plain; you can come here when you will and scoop up all you want.
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For a long time, they walked in silence, conserving their energy for the long trek across the salt plain.
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Farther south, the salt plain gave way to large, inland silt basins that were dotted by sandy and deserted islands.
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I looked out at the desolate landscape and saw a boy driving a flock of goats across a salt plain.
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Several villages near the salt flat have closed their communities to outsiders.
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The largest salt flat in the world is found in Bolivia.
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The vastness, austerity and crystalline perfection of the salt flat will inspire you.
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I check the window: clear skies, a plane-shaped shadow gliding over a salt flat.
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Several regulatory hurtles remain before Wealth can begin producing lithium from the Atacama salt flat.
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Chilean regulators said last month they were planning a new, comprehensive management plan of the salt flat.
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The salt flat ran between high dunes.
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Their outlines look like futuristic petroglyphs etched on the immense salt flat, crowned by the Andean cordillera.
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The land is located in the northern area of the giant Salar del Hombre Muerto salt flat.
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Chilean regulators last year implemented new restrictions on the salt flat amid concerns of dwindling water supplies .
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Standing in the middle of the salt flat, he began jumping up and down and waving his arms.
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It was the Uyuni salt flat.
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Soaring lithium demand has raised questions about whether the salt flat can support current and future levels of production.
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The Salar de Atacama, the largest salt flat in Chile, is believed to contain the best quality lithium deposits.
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Soaring lithium demand has raised questions about whether the Atacama salt flat can support current and future levels of production.
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Nearly one-third of the world's supply of lithium comes from Atacama, a sprawling salt flat in the country's northern desert.