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Перевод: Iceland

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Исландия [геогр.] ; Страна вечных льдов

Тезаурус:

1. Several pellets from a gyrfalcon from Iceland were found to consist entirely of bird remains very extensively broken and some of the bones surprisingly large.
2. South-west of Jan Mayen is Iceland, built entirely of volcanic rocks, and famous for both its volcanoes and its geysers.
3. His newest toy, a Toyota Land Cruiser with Gumbo Monster Mudder tyres so big that oxygen is required when you reach your seat, has CB, a radio telephone, an anenometer and a Loran radar set fixed in to transmitters on Greenland, Iceland and Norway.
4. For many years Iceland and New Zealand have used geysers and aquifers to provide space and water heating and in Britain research work that began in 1973 on hot dry rock is still continuing at the Camborne School of Mines, Cornwall.
5. Fish drying, Flateyri, north-west Iceland
6. No one in Iceland ever wanted to cross the Circle he said, except for one man, the vicar of Grimsey.
7. At the recent IWC annual meeting, Iceland and Brazil, both previously die-hard whaling nations, abstained from voting for a total ban on whaling, but did not vote for a continuance.
8. Gordon Durie is out after injuring an ankle and Gudni Bergsson is on international duty with Iceland.
9. FINLAND, ICELAND, NORWAY AND SWEDEN
10. By 1978 they had formed the International Crustal Research Drilling Group and a team of a dozen or so, along with graduate students and drillers, was at work in Iceland.
11. Steam power and storage of their catches in ice were among the developments that brought increased efficiency to the trawler fleets, but the fleet - once Britain's largest - has been depleted because of over-fishing and the "Cod Wars" with Iceland.
12. Hawaii and Iceland are nearly as far apart as it is possible to get on Earth, but both are composed of basalts, and oceanic volcanoes everywhere in the world are composed of almost identical basalts.
13. However Japan and Iceland have taken advantage of a loophole in the regulation which says that a certain number of whales can be killed for scientific purposes.