It enabled gamers physically to mould landscapes, complete with hills, troughs and rivers, which would then be recognised by the device so that colours and further details could be projected on to the sand.
It appears to be composed of water ice, organic compounds and methanol, and its topography includes rolling hills, troughs and pits.
These workers suggested that the reason for the lack of Moho topography was because of flow in the lower crust removing the hills and troughs in the Moho after extension had ceased and because the ductile lower crust flowed away from the deepest crusts keels.
There are quaint old villages on the Way, like Chilham in Kent, fantastic views across the Garden of England, streams, springs, beech and oak woodland, idyllic meadows, rare orchids, butterflies and birds, and striking features such as the sharp cleft in the downs near Wye in Kent called the Devil's Kneading Trough, Box Hill (Surrey) and Dover's chalk cliffs.
Into these cisterns they evidently canalized the rains, which descended by a trough from the hills and of which the supply was undoubtedly scant.
Subtle Hill-Sachs fractures may be a subtle trough, rather than angular fracture seen here.
They chase the runaway tires down a hill, and the scene ends with Nora in a water trough, her bare leg raised high in the air as she invites Wes to join her.
It slopes eastward into a northwest-southeast trough skirting the western perimeter of the central Shandong hill mass and is filled with a mixture of loess (windblown silt) and alluvial materials (sand, clay, and gravel), along with more recently deposited alluvium, resulting from the building up of the Huang He floodplain.
The groundwater level in the tension trough and in the middle transitional part from hill-country to flat terrain was highest in the landslide.
HERRIMAN, Utah — The horse in corral No. 2 was alone, eating alfalfa from a tractor tire turned trough, isolated from the wild horses clustered in a corral up the hill.
