lavina stijena

lavina stijena

A large mass of rock, sliding or flowing very rapidly under the force of gravity.

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stijena

Archaeology; Human evolution

Any naturally formed, firm and coherent aggregate or mass of mineral matter that constitutes part of the Earth's crest.

lavina

Geography; Physical geography

Rapid, down slope mass movement of ice and/or snow due to a trigger overcoming reduced friction in an unstable accumulation.

lavina

Natural environment; Earthquake

A large mass of snow, falling, sliding, or flowing very rapidly under the force of gravity.

lavina

Education; SAT vocabulary

Pad ili pomicanje mase snijega ili leda niz planinski nagib, često noseći sa sobom kamenje.

sedimentna stijena

Archaeology; Human evolution

A rock composed of the by-products of other rocks that have been eroded or dissolved. Examples of sedimentary rocks are sandstone, mudstone, halite, and chert.

odron stijena

Natural environment; Earthquake

Large block(s) of rock falling under the force of gravity.

seizmička zona

Natural environment; Earthquake

An area within which the seismic-design requirements are constant.

seizmograf

Natural environment; Earthquake

An instrument for amplifying and recording the motions of the earth caused by seismic waves.

seizmolozi

Natural environment; Earthquake

Scientists who study earthquakes and their causes and results.

seizmologija

Natural environment; Earthquake

The study of earthquakes, earthquake sources, and the propagation of seismic waves.

seizmometar

Natural environment; Earthquake

The sensor that detects the seismic wave energy and transform it into an electric voltage.

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