Rock sail

It is less dense than normal rock sail, does not cake so easily, dissolves more quickly. 

Fig. 3ft. Some authorities prefer rock sail deposils for ihe permanent disposal of nuclear wasles on ihe assumpiion ihai lhe heal generaied by radioaclive decay would fuse salt and wastes into an impermeable mass. Other experts question the integrity of salt formations. Increasing attention has turned to hard media, such as the granitic and basaltic rocks, and to shale and clay formation, with the hope that the extensive occurrence of such formations would minimize the need to transport wastes over long distances...

Sodium chloride (rock sail, halife) NaCl 832... 

Sail-related (raps—formed when the plastic salt formations deform into domelike structures under the overburden forces of the beds above the salt beds. Such plastic flowing (and bulging) of the salt beds deforms the rock formations above producing anticline structures and faults in the rock formation astride the domelike structures (see Figures 2-49 and 2-50). 

These remote ports bristled with the masts of sailing ships from all over the world, but mainly from Europe. The ships were drawn by one thing only thick layers of mineral deposits that lay fifty miles inland, hidden within bone-dry plateaus a few thousand feet above sea level. The rock, called caliche, held concentrated nitrogen, a substance essential for the waging of warfare and the growing of food. 

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Commercial fishing on the North American continent started over 300 years ago—with the first colonists. So many fish were close to shore that the colonists did not have to build large sailing vessels as the Europeans did. Instead, the colonists followed the Indians example and fished from small boats. Some fish were caught in traps and weirs (brush fences) set in the mouths of rivers and harbors. Shore fishermen used nets or, when the tide had gone out, searched the rocks and sand for shellfish. 

On Monday, the 7th of the month, it dawned with fine weather, and the Captain gave orders to weigh and make sail. The Ahniranta went out first, as she was nearer the entrance, and the Capitana followed. We shaped a course S.E. in the line of the channel. At ten o clock the weather was clear, and Pedro Sarmiento was all day in the castle of the poop with the compass, marking out and verifying the chart he had made in the first discovery. As we were sailing in mid channel, with clear weather, and he was at a slight elevation, he was well able to verify both shores, and the islands, rocks, reefs, and entrances to channels. He... 

Medium job/medium people This type of manager attempts to balance his or her concern for both the job and people by compromising. We can categorize this management style as "don t rock my boat" while we sail on the "sea of mediocrity."... 

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