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|title= Physics and Engineering of Radiation Detection ...ratios are normally reported relative to the SMOW standard ("Standard Mean Ocean Water" (Craig, 1961b)) or the virtually equivalent VSMOW (Vienna-SMOW) stan ...

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...arrow conveyor belt of storms that stream in relentlessly from the Pacific Ocean—drops inches of rain or feet of snow on the U.S. west coast. Such a system ...a mile above the ocean surface, and may extend across a thousand miles of ocean to the coast. Some bring routine rain but the more intense systems can carr ...

"In the theoretical magma ocean of a proto-Earth, the pressure at a depth of 400-1,000 kilometers (270-670 |pages= 412ff }} Reprinted in ''Engineering'', vol. 108, pages 461ff (3 October 1919).</ref> ...

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...the entity has traveled 20,000 leagues due north along the surface of the ocean. ...pupil [or aperture].<ref name="ReferenceA">Smith, Warren ''Modern Optical Engineering, 4th Ed.'' 2007 McGraw-Hill Professional</ref> ...

...arrow conveyor belt of storms that stream in relentlessly from the Pacific Ocean—drops inches of rain or feet of snow on the U.S. west coast. Such a system ...a mile above the ocean surface, and may extend across a thousand miles of ocean to the coast. Some bring routine rain but the more intense systems can carr ...

337) <!--AstroMirandaTitan_7-->The liquid water ocean of Saturn's largest moon Titan, :b) from the seabed of a now non-existent ocean ...

...el |first1=Catherine |title=Serpentinization of abyssal peridotites at mid-ocean ridges |journal=Comptes Rendus Geoscience |date=September 2003 |volume=335 ...sbn=978-0-7506-4564-5 |edition=6 |url=https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/engineering/cristobalite |chapter=2}}</ref> or 4<ref name=Leadbetter>{{cite journal |la ...