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cone <a cone; cones> N

cone

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cone-in-cone structure GEOL

adjusting cone ARCHIT

alluvial cone GEOL

axial cone GEOM

bearing cone INDUST

circular cone GEOM

clutch cone

cone angle GEOM

cone bearing ARCHIT

cone bit ARCHIT

cone chart N COMPUT

cone chuck ARCHIT

cone classifier MIN

cone clutch AUTO

cone delta

cone diaphragm ACOUS

cone drive

cone drum ARCHIT

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The rotary woofer displaces far more air than is possible using moving cones, which makes very-low-frequency reproduction possible.
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Lava flows and small explosive eruptions build up cones, which are thought to impede the flow of magma to the surface.
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This is a twin mountain with similar striking tips and perfect cones at about a distance of from the top.
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Some cones are also able to measure pore water pressure.
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The resulting felt was then repeatedly shaped into large cones, shrunk in boiling water and dried.
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This is supported by the seeds preserved within the cones, the seeds being small and detachable from wings that are long.
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The fruiting cones can remain on the trees for many years after shedding the flowers early.
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The winged seeds are released when the cones disintegrate at maturity about 79 months after pollination.
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In fact, the ponderosa requires small brush fires to burn through, as their cones are opened by the heat of the passing fires.
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Skid cones are also useful when winching by rope, where it's more difficult to steer a log.
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