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2961 | lower transit | See MERIDIAN TRANSIT. |
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2962 | lowest astronomical tide | The lowest tide level which can be predicted to occur under average meteorological conditions and under any combination of astronomical co... more |
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2963 | lowest low water | An arbitrary LEVEL conforming to the lowest TIDE observed at a place, or somewhat lower. |
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2964 | low frequency (LF) | See FREQUENCY: RADIO. |
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2965 | lowland | Low and relatively level LAND at a lower ELEVATION than adjoining districts. |
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2966 | low oblique photograph | See PHOTOGRAPH. |
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2967 | low tide | See LOW WATER. |
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2968 | low-tide elevation | A naturally formed area of land which is surrounded by and above water at low tide, but submerged at high tide. |
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2969 | low velocity layer | Any LAYER in which the VELOCITY of compressional wave propagation is lower than in the adjacent LAYERS. Such a LAYER can act as an efficient... more |
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2970 | low water (L.W.) | The lowest LEVEL reached at a place by the water surface in one OSCILLATION. Also called low tide. |
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2971 | low water: double | A LOW WATER consisting of two minima separated by a relatively small elevation. See TIDE: DOUBLE. |
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2972 | low water full and change (L.W.F. and C.) | The average interval of time between the TRANSIT (upper or lower) of the full or new MOON and the next LOW WATER. |
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2973 | low water inequality | See DIURNAL INEQUALITY. |
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2974 | low water interval | See LUNITIDAL INTERVAL. |
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2975 | low water line | See LOW WATER MARK. |
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2976 | low water lunitidal interval (L.W.I) | Low water interval. See LUNITIDAL INTERVAL. |
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2977 | low water mark | The intersection of the plane of LOW WATER with the SHORE. The line along a COAST, or BEACH, to which the SEA recedes at LOW WATER. Also ca... more |
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2978 | low water quadrature (L.W.Q.) | The average low water interval when the MOON is at QUADRATURE. |
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2979 | low water stand | See STAND OF TIDE. |
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2980 | loxodrome | A curve, on the surface of a sphere, intersecting all GREAT CIRCLES of the sphere at a constant oblique angle, theoretically never reaching... more |