Translation of "Flugsand" in English

In Denmark whole prehistoric landscapes survived under a cover of drift-sand.

The so-called Brabant Sahara consists of some 30 square kilometers of shifting sands.

Aeolian sands to watch a meandering river Morava is blind branches.

The map shows the areas with the greatest amount of drifting sand in Denmark.

However, the thing has a huge hook: airborne sand.

The areas immediately east of Uggerby Ã... is almost free of shifting sand.

Your promises are like drifting sand.

The lakes were later filled in with clay and sand and covered with shifting sand.

The entire Uggerby Klitplantage is founded on raised Stone Age sea bed covered by shifting sand.

Between the escarpments protection from wind and the blowing sand was to be found only near the surface.

They were further shaped and changed during the later Weichselian cold period by periglacial processes such as wind-borne sand and loess.

A preferred use of such a shielding device is for the deposition of solid materials which are carried by the wind, in particular drifting sand or snow.

There is a small patch of blown sand at Porth Solfach on the west coast and a landslip at Briw Cerrig at the foot of the cliffs on the east coast.

The surface 8 of the wedge-shaped projections 6a and 6b is streamlined, with the result that abrasion due to flying sand or the like at high wind velocities at the upper side of the prism grating 1s and 2 is virtually completely prevented.

I see Teheran, I see Muscat and Medina and the intervening sands, I see the caravans toiling onward,

Keep your camera ready, because the shifting sands need only a breath of wind to display a stunning spectacle.

The first owner of the Factory is a Belgian capitalist Rosenberg, who in 1898 bought a plot with quick sands and built the glass factory planning to produce approximately 12 million half-liter bottles per year.

Helmet was the most important means in the fight against the sand, since it tolerates drought, wind and drifting sand.

All of the statues and their bases had collapsed anciently and were partly buried under the sand. However after excavation it was possible to restore, in part, the original appearance of the approach as most of the rams figures were refracted on their pedestals.

Since 1931, this landscape of hills, forests, heather and sand drifts is a protected area where you can cycle and walk.

For example, in the smelting industry it is necessary to filter from the air dust grains which are greater in size than 10 ?m, such as for example wind-borne sand or dusts, which differ greatly in density and size from organic dusts such as for example pollen.

Fundamentally, erosion can be brought about by liquid or solid substances which are present themselves or dispersely or in solution in another gaseous or liquid medium (e.g., air or water) and are moved by that medium (e.g., airborne sand, rain).

Examples of this are the erosion due to rain or airborne sand on rotor blades or in the region of the slats on aircraft.