Intrusion detection software
This type of software detects unauthorized intrusions into your computer system. ...
Ice, Ice Age, Ice Lense, Ice Wedge, Igneous Intrusion, Igneous Rock, Illuviation, Infiltration, Inner Core, Inorganic, Insolation Weathering, Interglacial, Intrusive Igneous Rock, Ion, ...
An igneous intrusion that has been forced between two layered rock units. The top of the intrusion is arched upwards and the bottom of the intrusion is nearly flat.
Lahar:
A mudflow composed of water and volcanic ash.
A landform that has aspects both of a structural and a igneous nature is produced by intrusion of magma or lava into a major fault or fracture in the crust to form what is called a dike.
* Is the Niokola Koba National Park withstanding edge intrusion in areas suitable for agriculture? Does the rate of change adjacent to the park vary from the norm, i.e. is there any self-generating buffer effect?
aureole A zone surrounding an igneous intrusion, in which contact metamorphism has taken place.
authigenesis The process by which new minerals form in a sediment or sedimentary rock during or after deposition.
Applications, UWB brings significant advantages, in terms of cost and performance, to several applications including high-speed local-area networks, obstacle avoidance radars for commercial aviation, intrusion detection radars, ...
high water mark Line or mark left upon tidal flats, beach, or along shore objects indicating the elevation or the intrusion of high water.
sill -- n. A sheet-like igneous intrusion that parallels the plane of the surrounding rock.
Distributed Ad-hoc Intelligent Sensor-Intrusion Detection System
DAL
Data Analysis Laboratory ...
Unchecked, they can cause catastrophic failure of your pipes and equipment, risk the safety of your operators, and allow the intrusion of dangerous contaminants into your system.
At some locations the boundary might be an entirely concave intrusion, whereas others might be at entirely convex protrusions.
GIS technology has been used to assist in tasks such as presenting information at planning inquiries, helping resolve territorial disputes, and siting pylons in such a way as to minimize visual intrusion.
 See also: Feature, Image, Area, Surface, Map
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