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тектоническая плита португальский
placas tectônicas испанский
placa litosférica каталонский
tectònica Continuous section of the lithosphere of the Earth which is moving relative to adjacent plates.
Синонимы
Examples for "lithospheric plate"
Examples for "lithospheric plate"
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Plate tectonics successfully describes the surface of Earth as a mosaic of moving lithospheric plates.
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No one has the faintest idea how or why Yellowstone's ended up beneath a continental plate.
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I lay there as mountains formed and the continental plates shifted.
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The underside of the continental plates we live on-belowthe discontinuity lies the upper mantle.
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Water flows to the mantle through areas where oceanic plates dive beneath continental plates, called subduction zones.
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Think of it this way: the surface of the Earth is made up of a mosaic of continental plates.
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It was not land, or a tectonic plate or even the whole world splitting.
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Near major steel-concrete tectonic plate tsunami wall built boundaries.
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Seismometers and strain meters continuously monitor tectonic plate movement.
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It feels as if a tectonic plate has shifted.
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This is the edge of a tectonic plate.
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It is "a rare moment in economic history -a tectonic plate shift," he says.
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It is where the Pacific tectonic plate is being pushed under, or subducted, beneath the Australian plate.
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A major tectonic plate boundary runs through New Zealand, and is part of the Pacific Ring of Fire.
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This is where the Pacific tectonic plate dives beneath the North Island, which lies on the Australian Plate.
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Volcanic activity in the region is driven by the collision of the African tectonic plate with the Eurasian plate.
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Climate breakdown will behave like a tectonic plate in an earthquake zone: periods of comparative stasis followed by sudden jolts.
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The Hikurangi Plate is where the Pacific tectonic plate dives beneath the Australian plate, otherwise known as a subduction zone.
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They sit on the Nazca tectonic plate, which travels from west to east at the rate of about 4cm per year.
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Interestingly, the other islands of the Azores are so far away that they are considered part of the European tectonic plate.
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They are found around the world in subduction margins, where one tectonic plate is slipping under another into the earth's mantle.
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The edge of the large Pacific tectonic plate makes up much of the western and northern margins of the Ring of Fire.
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