It will be almost as distant from the hurried Tridentine Masses that older Catholics experienced in their 1950s parishes as from the folk-rock Masses of their 1990s parishes.
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Conglomerates are common in stratigraphic successions of most, if not all ages but only make up one percent or less, by weight of the total sedimentary rock mass.
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When clean, excess water is released from the rock masses that are broken through mining, it s mixed with the sulphuric acid causing the water to become toxic.
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In addition, this allows for quantification of the influence of excavation and excavation induced stresses, excavation methods, and the influence of past and future weathering of the rock mass.
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About further west the route reached Sherman, the highest point on the line at, on a high and rugged upland with bold rock masses eroded into fantastic, picturesque shapes.
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This implies the variation in stress orientation and ratio ? within a rock mass is overlooked yet always present in practical case, due to interaction between discontinuities at any scale.
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Finally, the key difference between a stretching lineation and an intersection lineation is that stretching lineations carry no information on the orientation of other planar fabrics within a rock mass.
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Diapirs commonly intrude vertically upward along fractures or zones of structural weakness through denser overlying rocks because of density contrast between a less dense, lower rock mass and overlying denser rocks.
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The Adelaide-based nun was an experienced music teacher who had been using pop music in religious ceremonies to involve young people and had provided music for " rock Mass " events.
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Both countries claim sovereignty over the rock mass that lies just 200 meters ( yards ) off Morocco's northern coast and some 20 kilometers ( 12 miles ) from mainland Spain.
