A ventifact that has been eroded to three curved facets is called a dreikanter.
"Originally the oil companies used to give out 10-year contracts to the hauliers, but it's slowly been eroded to three or four-year contracts.
From the dimensions of the rock on which the island stands it has been calculated that the island has eroded to one fortieth of its original size.
The Ford Explorer has been the nation's best-selling sport utility by a wide margin every year since 1991, although its share of the sport utility market has steadily eroded, to 13.8percentt in the first seven months of this year, as manufacturers have introduced many more models.
Premium received erodes down to zero and gives way to losses should shares in the ETF exceed the upper breakeven price of $66.16, or if shares trade below the lower breakeven point at $57.84, ahead of expiration in a couple of months time.
Though public support for Munger's measure, Proposition 38, continues to erode, dropping seven percentage points from September to 34percentt in favor, it still threatens to siphon support from Brown.
This grew to 12 metres (40 feet) and gradually eroded one of three struts that secured the booster's base to the large external tank carrying liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen for the orbiter engines.
Auto sales were strong in the second quarter in the critical United States market, but Ford's market share continued to erode, falling to 21.3percentt, down nearly two percentage points from a year earlier.
But in Japan, which suffers from a chronic shortfall of domestic spending, a strong yen threatened to erode one welcome source of demand foreigners adding to the difficulties Japan's exporters already face in getting their wares to market.So on March 18th Japan combined with other members of the G7 to push the yen past ¥80 to the dollar.
He said that some of the country's hard-won freedoms began to erode five years ago when a wave of organized crime swept the country.
