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the autumn dusk Stephen Addiss Fumiko Yamamoto and Akira Yamamoto ed and trans Haiku An Anthology of Japanese Poems 2009 158 Even lonelier I feel Than the year before. 2 04 06 Nm Time UTC 123 4 m 123 4 Figure 2 Breaking scale 05 01 02 brk c 1 05 01 02 03 brk c 2 05 01 02 03 brk c 3 05 01 02 03 brk c 4 Figure 3 brPage 6br EZ EZ v 05 10 87226 10 87225 10 87224 10 87223 cc c m 87222 s Figure 4 Total breaking rate ZZ b 4 Erosion at the edge of a road, caused by rain Erosion caused by flooding 6 7 Natural Bridge, Virginia, formed by erosion from river water 8 Weathering and erosion caused by wind 9 Erosion in TOPIC. . – . IMPORTANCE OF GEOLOGY IN SITE SELECTION FOR DAMS. GROUP MEMBERS. 1. BHASKER GANGWAR . ROLL NO. – 2014UGCE020 . 2. ASIF ALAM . ROLL NO. – 2014UGCE016 . 3. PANCHANAN KUMAR . ROLL NO. – 2014UGCE046 . Chapter 3: Introduction. 8 main terms to learn. Weathering. Erosion. Denudation. Mechanical weathering. Chemical weathering. Transport. Deposition. Agents of weathering. Weathering. The breaking down of rocks that lie exposed to the weather.. Weathering. , Erosion and Deposition. . How can wind and water change our landscapes?. . Weathering- the . destructive processes . by which materials at or near the Earth’s surface are changed in color, texture, composition, firmness or form. . . GEOLOGY. . PRESENTATION. GAJENDRA KUMAR. ROLL-27. GAURAV KUMAR. ROLL-28. . GYANESH KUMAR. ROLL-30. IMPORTANCE. . OF. . ENGINEERING. . GEOLOGY. IN. . SITE. . SELECTION. . FOR. . RESERVOIRS. birds were creating a mini choir in the tree’s . Water fall. It is a peaceful place . So why are rocks important?. So why are rocks important?. Rocks can be used to BUILD walls, buildings, bridges…..all sorts of things. . So why are rocks important?. Rocks can be used to BUILD walls, buildings, bridges…..all sorts of things. . Copy the table below and explain the following clues that can be found in rocks.. . Clues. What the clue tells us?. Magnetic particles in rocks.. Fossils in the rocks.. Ripples in the rocks.. Minerals in the rocks. 2 – Soil. 3 – Landscape. Lithosphere. Lithosphere. The lithosphere is a rigid . part of the earth . that includes the earth's crust and part of the upper mantle . Ex. . Mountains, plains, volcanoes, etc.. 2 – Soil. 3 – Landscape. Lithosphere. Lithosphere. The lithosphere is a rigid . part of the earth . that includes the earth's crust and part of the upper mantle . Ex. . Mountains, plains, volcanoes, etc.. and identify . slow changes . to Earth’s surface caused by weathering, erosion, and deposition from water, wind, and ice. . 1. A . student placed some clean rocks in a clear plastic jar. The jar was filled with clean water and covered with a lid. Then the student shook the jar for five minutes. The student noted that smaller pieces had broken off some of the rocks and that there was a fine grit on the bottom of the jar. Which change of Earth’s surface was the student modeling?. ________________ : the breaking down of rocks on the Earth’s surface _________________: the small pieces are moved from one place to another _________________: the small pieces, or Sediments are deposited, or laid down, Can you remember?. What type of river the Nidd is?. How the weir was used?. What happened when the viaduct collapsed in 1848?. Why the water turns things to stone?. How the cave was formed?. Let’s rock it!.