readvance

(ˌriːədˈvɑːns)

to advance again or further

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17.5 ka) from Silver Lake, near Vanderbilt, which confirms that the (later) Port Huron readvance generally followed the same pathway as the Mackinac lobe, but failed to reach the Port Huron moraine there, as traditionally defined.

Geological Sciences

Faykus noted that Tunnel Ridge worked with Cat on the tailgate readvance. As the shearer leaves the gate and goes back to the stump, everything will advance, Faykus explained.

Improved safety and productivity through advanced shearer automation: tunnel ridge operators embrace the benefits of automated longwall mining

To minimise soft tissue irritation nails are backed out and cut along the metaphysis and a tamp is used to readvance the implants until <1cm of nail lies outside.

Results of surgical treatment of paediatric diaphyseal fractures of long bones using intramedullary elastic nail

This lack of direct evidence has sometimes been explained by subsequent covering of those low outlets by a glacial readvance (Leverett and Taylor 1915).

Evidence of sequence and age of ancestral Lake Erie lake-levels, Northwest Ohio

During retreat, there were periods of readvance by the ice that may have lasted several hundred years.

The distribution of Quercus rubra in the Maumee Lake Plain of Southeastern Michigan

Considering the proximity of the retreating margin of the Laurentide Ice Sheet, retardation of isostatic uplift along this coast of the Goldthwait Sea by ice readvance or stillstand (i, above) is a possibility worthy of geophysical attention.

A more precise radiocarbon age for an 8 m post-glacial sea-level stand at Cow Head, Newfoundland

One gets the impression that he would cheer the readvance of continental glaciers.

The end is near

As a result of the short local readvance of the glacier, meltwaters in the valley were dammed up and the overlying sandy-silty complex, about 6-8 m thick (Fig.

Application of OSL and [sup.10]Be techniques to the establishment of deglaciation chronology in Estonia/Optiliselt stimuleeritud luminestsentsmeetodi (OSL) ja berulliumimeetodi ([sup.10]Be) kasutamine mandrijaa taandumise kronoloogia tapsustamiseks Eestis

The northeast outlets were glaciated once more during a readvance of the Lake Michigan lobe, causing the lake to rise to the Calumet level.

Geology of the Grand Calumet River region

All Labour has to do to ensure its duration is slowly readvance the people's dependency on the state.

Britain after Maggie

The presence of Kent diamicts in the upper parts of the kames may imply local readvance during a prolonged period of stagnation of Kent ice on the Allegheny Plateau (Szabo 2006a).

Vertical variability and lateral distribution of late Wisconsinan sediments parallel to the axis of the buried valley of Mud Brook North of Akron, Summit County, Ohio

According to the southwest-northeast orientation of the ridge, it could be interpreted as an ice-marginal formation formed during a short standstill or smaller readvance in the course of ice recession during the Late Weichselian.

New data on the distribution and stratigraphy of the bottom deposits of Lake Peipsi, Eastern Estonia/Uusi andmeid Peipsi jarve pohjasetete leviku ja stratigraafia kohta/[TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII]

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