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O que (quem) é avalanche - definição

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avalanche         
  • Kenai Fjords]].
  • Avalanche blasting in French [[ski resort]] [[Tignes]] (3,600 m)
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  • A powder snow avalanche in the [[Himalayas]] near [[Mount Everest]].
  • Washington state]]. Avalanche paths in alpine terrain may be poorly defined because of limited vegetation. Below tree line, avalanche paths are often delineated by vegetative trim lines created by past avalanches. The start zone is visible near the top of the image, the track is in the middle of the image and clearly denoted by vegetative trimlines, and the runout zone is shown at the bottom of the image. One possible timeline is as follows: an avalanche forms in the start zone near the ridge, and then descends the track, until coming to rest in the runout zone.
  • After digging a snow pit, it is possible to evaluate the snowpack for unstable layers. In this picture, snow from a weak layer has been easily scraped away by hand, leaving a horizontal line in the wall of the pit.
  • Avalanche warning sign near [[Banff, Alberta]]
  • [[United States Forest Service]] avalanche danger advisories.
  • After surface [[hoarfrost]] becomes buried by later snowfall, the buried hoar layer can be a weak layer upon which upper layers can slide.
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  • Avalanche on [[Simplon Pass]] (2019)
  • Heavy equipment in action after an avalanche has interrupted service on the [[Saint-Gervais–Vallorcine railway]] in [[Haute-Savoie]], France (2006).
  • Loose snow avalanches (far left) and slab avalanches (near center) near [[Mount Shuksan]] in the [[North Cascades]] mountains. Fracture propagation is relatively limited.
  • cornice]] of snow about to fall. Cracks in the snow are visible in area (1). Area (3) fell soon after this picture was taken, leaving area (2) as the new edge.
  • In steep avalanche-prone terrain, traveling on [[ridge]]s is generally safer than traversing the slopes.
  • 15 cm deep, soft slab avalanche triggered by a snowboarder near Heliotrope Ridge, [[Mount Baker]] in March 2010. Multiple crown fracture lines are visible in the top-middle of the image. Note the granular characteristic of the debris in the foreground that results from the slab breaking up during descent.
  • [[Snow fence]]s in [[Switzerland]] during summer.
SUDDEN, DRASTIC FLOW OF SNOW DOWN A STEEP SLOPE
Avalanches; Snowslide; Avalanching; Snow slide; Powder cloud; Avalanche research; Snowslip; Snow Avalanches; Snow Avalanche; Ice avalanche; Slab avalanche; Avalanche hazard; Snowslide hazard
(avalanches)
1.
An avalanche is a large mass of snow that falls down the side of a mountain.
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2.
You can refer to a very large quantity of things that all arrive or happen at the same time as an avalanche of them.
The newcomer was greeted with an avalanche of publicity.
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Avalanche         
  • Kenai Fjords]].
  • Avalanche blasting in French [[ski resort]] [[Tignes]] (3,600 m)
  • x64px
  • x64px
  • x64px
  • x64px
  • A powder snow avalanche in the [[Himalayas]] near [[Mount Everest]].
  • Washington state]]. Avalanche paths in alpine terrain may be poorly defined because of limited vegetation. Below tree line, avalanche paths are often delineated by vegetative trim lines created by past avalanches. The start zone is visible near the top of the image, the track is in the middle of the image and clearly denoted by vegetative trimlines, and the runout zone is shown at the bottom of the image. One possible timeline is as follows: an avalanche forms in the start zone near the ridge, and then descends the track, until coming to rest in the runout zone.
  • After digging a snow pit, it is possible to evaluate the snowpack for unstable layers. In this picture, snow from a weak layer has been easily scraped away by hand, leaving a horizontal line in the wall of the pit.
  • Avalanche warning sign near [[Banff, Alberta]]
  • [[United States Forest Service]] avalanche danger advisories.
  • After surface [[hoarfrost]] becomes buried by later snowfall, the buried hoar layer can be a weak layer upon which upper layers can slide.
  • frameless
  • Avalanche on [[Simplon Pass]] (2019)
  • Heavy equipment in action after an avalanche has interrupted service on the [[Saint-Gervais–Vallorcine railway]] in [[Haute-Savoie]], France (2006).
  • Loose snow avalanches (far left) and slab avalanches (near center) near [[Mount Shuksan]] in the [[North Cascades]] mountains. Fracture propagation is relatively limited.
  • cornice]] of snow about to fall. Cracks in the snow are visible in area (1). Area (3) fell soon after this picture was taken, leaving area (2) as the new edge.
  • In steep avalanche-prone terrain, traveling on [[ridge]]s is generally safer than traversing the slopes.
  • 15 cm deep, soft slab avalanche triggered by a snowboarder near Heliotrope Ridge, [[Mount Baker]] in March 2010. Multiple crown fracture lines are visible in the top-middle of the image. Note the granular characteristic of the debris in the foreground that results from the slab breaking up during descent.
  • [[Snow fence]]s in [[Switzerland]] during summer.
SUDDEN, DRASTIC FLOW OF SNOW DOWN A STEEP SLOPE
Avalanches; Snowslide; Avalanching; Snow slide; Powder cloud; Avalanche research; Snowslip; Snow Avalanches; Snow Avalanche; Ice avalanche; Slab avalanche; Avalanche hazard; Snowslide hazard
·noun A sudden, great, or irresistible descent or influx of anything.
II. Avalanche ·noun A fall of earth, rocks, ·etc., similar to that of an avalanche of snow or ice.
III. Avalanche ·noun A large mass or body of snow and ice sliding swiftly down a mountain side, or falling down a precipice.
avalanche         
  • Kenai Fjords]].
  • Avalanche blasting in French [[ski resort]] [[Tignes]] (3,600 m)
  • x64px
  • x64px
  • x64px
  • x64px
  • A powder snow avalanche in the [[Himalayas]] near [[Mount Everest]].
  • Washington state]]. Avalanche paths in alpine terrain may be poorly defined because of limited vegetation. Below tree line, avalanche paths are often delineated by vegetative trim lines created by past avalanches. The start zone is visible near the top of the image, the track is in the middle of the image and clearly denoted by vegetative trimlines, and the runout zone is shown at the bottom of the image. One possible timeline is as follows: an avalanche forms in the start zone near the ridge, and then descends the track, until coming to rest in the runout zone.
  • After digging a snow pit, it is possible to evaluate the snowpack for unstable layers. In this picture, snow from a weak layer has been easily scraped away by hand, leaving a horizontal line in the wall of the pit.
  • Avalanche warning sign near [[Banff, Alberta]]
  • [[United States Forest Service]] avalanche danger advisories.
  • After surface [[hoarfrost]] becomes buried by later snowfall, the buried hoar layer can be a weak layer upon which upper layers can slide.
  • frameless
  • Avalanche on [[Simplon Pass]] (2019)
  • Heavy equipment in action after an avalanche has interrupted service on the [[Saint-Gervais–Vallorcine railway]] in [[Haute-Savoie]], France (2006).
  • Loose snow avalanches (far left) and slab avalanches (near center) near [[Mount Shuksan]] in the [[North Cascades]] mountains. Fracture propagation is relatively limited.
  • cornice]] of snow about to fall. Cracks in the snow are visible in area (1). Area (3) fell soon after this picture was taken, leaving area (2) as the new edge.
  • In steep avalanche-prone terrain, traveling on [[ridge]]s is generally safer than traversing the slopes.
  • 15 cm deep, soft slab avalanche triggered by a snowboarder near Heliotrope Ridge, [[Mount Baker]] in March 2010. Multiple crown fracture lines are visible in the top-middle of the image. Note the granular characteristic of the debris in the foreground that results from the slab breaking up during descent.
  • [[Snow fence]]s in [[Switzerland]] during summer.
SUDDEN, DRASTIC FLOW OF SNOW DOWN A STEEP SLOPE
Avalanches; Snowslide; Avalanching; Snow slide; Powder cloud; Avalanche research; Snowslip; Snow Avalanches; Snow Avalanche; Ice avalanche; Slab avalanche; Avalanche hazard; Snowslide hazard
['av?l?:n?]
¦ noun
1. a mass of snow, ice, and rocks falling rapidly down a mountainside.
2. an occurrence of something in overwhelming quantities.
3. Physics a cumulative process in which an ion or electron generates further ions or electrons by collision.
¦ verb
1. fall in an avalanche.
2. Physics undergo a rapid increase in conductivity due to an avalanche process.
Origin
C18: from Fr., alt. of Alpine dialect lavanche, influenced by avaler 'descend'.

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Characters of the Final Fantasy VII series

Final Fantasy VII, a role-playing video game developed by Square (now Square Enix) and originally released in 1997, features many fictional characters in both major and minor roles. VII has been followed by multiple sequels and prequels, grouped into the multimedia series Compilation of Final Fantasy VII: these include the 2004 mobile game Before Crisis, the 2005 movie sequel Advent Children, the 2006 shooter spinoff Dirge of Cerberus, and the 2007 action game Crisis Core. Other media include spin-off books and the original video animation Last Order. The setting of Final Fantasy VII is a world that has been described as an industrial or post-industrial science fiction setting. It is referred to as "the Planet" in most of the games, and was retroactively named "Gaia" in some Square Enix promotional material.

VII follows Cloud Strife, a troubled mercenary who joins with an eco-terrorist group to stop Shinra from draining the life of the Planet to use as an energy source. As the story progresses, conflicts escalate and the world's safety becomes their central concern as new forces emerge to challenge the original group. Cloud and his team eventually face off against the game's antagonist, Sephiroth. Other important characters in the series include Aerith Gainsborough, a flower seller who becomes a good friend to Cloud; Zack Fair, Cloud's friend, a former soldier of Shinra and the protagonist of Crisis Core; and Vincent Valentine, a man made immortal by Shinra experimentation and the protagonist of Dirge of Cerberus. The conflict between Cloud and Sephiroth forms the core narrative around which many of the series' stories are built. Other characters include the Turks, a covert group which originally worked for Shinra.

The original characters were designed by Tetsuya Nomura, who had done monster designs for Final Fantasy VI and was chosen for the role after his designs impressed producer Hironobu Sakaguchi. Nomura was responsible for many of the characters and their stories. The scenario for the original game was written by Sakaguchi, Yoshinori Kitase and Kazushige Nojima. Nomura, Kitase and Nojima have been involved in other titles in the Compilation. The characters of VII have met with positive reception in contemporary and modern reviews, while their portrayal in the Compilation titles has been mixed: while Crisis Core was generally praised, the focus on secondary characters in Dirge of Cerberus drew mixed opinions from some, while their appearance in Advent Children was generally cited as confusing or poor for newcomers to the series. The entire cast, along with multiple side characters and villains, have remained popular among critics and series fans over the years, with many lists and opinion polls citing them as some of the best characters in the Final Fantasy series.

Exemplos do corpo de texto para avalanche
1. The national average for avalanche deaths is about 25 a year, according to the Colorado Avalanche Information Center. ___ On the Net: Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center: http://www.mtavalanche.com
2. Skier Killed in Montana Avalanche BIG SKY, Mont. –– An avalanche killed a backcountry skier in the mountains west of Big Sky, the Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center said.
3. Still, weather conditions have been conducive to an avalanche, according to the Colorado Avalanche Information Center.
4. The Chugach National Forest Avalanche Information Center had warned that avalanche conditions continued in the area.
5. "It would appear the avalanche drove them into a grove of trees downhill from the avalanche itself," Leidle said.