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scalloping

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scalloping [′skäl·ə·piŋ]
(geology)
A sedimentary structure superficially resembling an oscillation ripple mark, and having a concave side that is always oriented toward the top of the bed. Also known as scallop.
(navigation)
Cyclical variations in the apparent guidance path generated by a four-course radio range or instrument landing system, at speeds greater than can be followed by the vehicle.
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Homosassa, Crystal River, Steinhatchee and Keaton Beach are the most popular scalloping destinations on the Big Bend.
Summertime split shift by Thompson, Tommy / Florida Sportsman
Hand scalloping involved a single fisherman collecting scallops from the bottom by hand, also during 10-minute periods.
Effects of harvesting methods on sustainability of a bay scallop ... by Bishop, Melanie J.; Peterson, Charles H.; Summerson, Henry C.; Gaskill, David / Fishery Bulletin
The moons Prometheus and Pandora, which lie on either side of Saturn's narrow F ring, also produce the scalloping effect.
Ringing in a new moon by Cowen, Ron / Science News
 
 
 
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