910 resultados para CAESAREAN SECTION
Resumo:
Drawing of "Section thru Wheelpit" dated September 1925. Shows unit no.1 through unit no.11, power house floor and water surface.
Resumo:
Coarse grained sample with multiple fine grained domains. Clasts range from small to medium and sub-angular to sub-rounded. Mainly contains grain crushing (with grains crushed into one another) and short distance lineations. A few rotation structures are seen and fine grained sand domains can also be seen.
Resumo:
A coarse grained sample with clay rich domains. Grains range from small to medium and are sub-angular. Rotation structures can be seen around sub-rounded clasts. Lineations can be seen throughout the image, mainly short distance lineations. Small comet structures can also be seen throughout the images.
Resumo:
Coarse grained sample with grains varying from small to medium in size. They range from sub-angular to sub-rounded in shape. The sample is abundant in lineations and comet structures. Minor amounts of grain stacking are present. Inclusions of a clay rich, fine grained domain.
Resumo:
Coarse grained sediment with fine grained domains throughout. The clasts in the coarse grained domain range from sub-angular to sub-rounded. Short distance lineations are present throughout the sample. Organic rich domains (darker) are prevalent alongside fractured grains.
Resumo:
Dark brown sediment with mainly small grains. Clasts are sub-angular. Abundant in lineations, grain stacking, and minor grain crushing. Lineations are oriented in multiple directions.
Resumo:
Dark brown sediment with clasts ranging from small to large. The grains are sub-angular. Two main domains can be seen. Both are coarse grained, but one contains larger grains and potentially more clay material. Lineations are present throughout the sample in multiple directions. Minor rotation around a few larger clasts can be seen, as well as comet structures.
Resumo:
Brown, coarse grained sediment , with clay material. Clasts range from small to large, and sub-angular to sub-rounded. Organic material can be seen. Lineations are abundant. Grain stacking edge-to-edge grain crushing can also be seen. Organic material can be seen. Edge-to-edge grain crushing is seen throughout the image. Contains the inclusion of a finer domain.
Resumo:
Coarse grained brown sediment with angular-sub-angular grains. Contains mainly medium sized clasts with a few smaller aggregates. A dark organic rich domain can be seen within this sample. Grain crushing (edge-to-edge and into one another) can be seen alongside with grain stacks, and silt caps.
Resumo:
Coarse grained sample with sub-angular to sub-rounded clasts. Clasts range from small to medium sized. Major grain crushing seen throughout the sample. Grain stacking and lineations are also present. A dark organic rich domain can be seen within the sample.
Resumo:
Brown to dark brown sediment with small to medium sized clasts ranging from sub-angular to sub-rounded. This sample contains a coarse grained domain and a fine grained domain. Clear boundaries can be seen. Grain stacking can be seen in the coarse domain, while lineations are the dominant microstructure in the fine grained domain. Minor grain crushing can also be seen. Some of the coarser domain is rich in clay and organics.
Resumo:
Coarse brown sediment with clasts ranging from small to medium. Clasts are sub-angular to sub-rounded. Rotation structures can be seen throughout the image. Multiple rotations can be seen around single clasts. Minor amounts of comet structures and grain stacking can also be seen.
Resumo:
Dark brown sediment with sub-angular to sub-rounded grains, that range from small to medium in size. Lineations with fractured grains are abundant, and grain crushing can also be seen. Minor rotation can also be seen.
Resumo:
Dark brown sediment with manly small sized clasts. Some medium and large clasts also present. Clasts range from sub-angular to sub-rounded. Lineations can be seen throughout the sample. Minor patches of clay/organic rich domains can also be seen as well as minor grain stacking.