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The one factor that geologists are unable to duplicate under laboratory conditions is: really high rates and the instantaneous application of large stresses, or the application of very small stresses over long time spans.
River Erosion
The removal of soil and rock by the flowing water of a river, which can lead to changes in river shape and course.
Wet Pavement
A road surface condition that is wet, often reducing tire traction, increasing stopping distances, and affecting vehicle handling.
Unidirectional Grooves
Grooves in a tire designed to optimize water evacuation and improve grip by pointing in a single direction, enhancing performance in wet conditions.
Axle Wheel Ends
The outer sections of a vehicle's axle where the wheels are mounted, including the hub, bearings, and related components.
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