dry rock वाक्य

Speaking with The Associated Press, he said the mummies had to be removed from under nearly six feet ( 2 meters ) of dry rock and earth from a burial platform.
You are not going to start out with a moon that is pure dry rock and suddenly at the end of its evolution slap a lot of water on the outside.
One of the most notable discoveries is a new type of pyroclastic flow, the frightening and destructive phenomenon that is a high-density mix of hot, dry rock fragments and superheated volcanic gases.
Key Largo Dry Rocks, where a 9-foot bronze statue of Christ, his arms uplifted, is submerged in 25 feet of water, is another popular dive site in the Key Largo National Marine Sanctuary.
The technical principles for a " hot dry rock " plant have been proved experimentally at a test facility here; it is only economic details-- crucial to its commercial viability-- that remain uncertain.

This plant is native to the western and northern United States and Canada . " W . scopulina " is a small fern, 10-20 centimeters in size, which grows in mesic to dry rock crevices.
Considered a more difficult technology, it would would involve drilling much deeper than for a hot dry rock powerplant-- all the way down to the semi-molten rock, the stuff that comes spewing out of volcanos.
The two reefs most affected are Eastern Dry Rocks and Rock Key Reef, five to seven miles south of Key West, part of a wide swath of reefs that attract many divers, snorkelers and fishing enthusiasts.
The other uncertainty is whether a hot dry rock system can provide enough flow of water to produce commercially viable amounts of electricity-- several times greater flow than has been reached so far at Fenton Hill.
What began as an exercise to find dry rock with predictable characteristics in an ancient desert ridge has evolved into a debate about whether the engineers can create materials that will survive the natural environment at Yucca.