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The "Fire and Water Sandwich" is a recipe that you can make on your Sandwich maker out of dragon fruit, watermelon, and bread.
The "sandwich" structure is due to the rock being from sediments deposited in sequential periods of activity and nature. Each single "slice" of solid rock is a "bed", and sequences of these build up "members" of "formations".
The answer is: A Sandwich that is hard to bite into
a sandwich that's hard to bite into
Not sure if the engineering-related definition is exactly the same, but in geology the term mechanical sandwich refers to a rock layer which has different tectonic mechanisms going on above and below it. Thus, the rock layer is "sandwiched" between other rock layers experiencing different tectonic processes.
What does the water represent ? How about the rock ?
no rock is water proof if a rock get hit with water it does erode so no rock is water proof
A sandwich is a mixture not a solution as you can easily see the parts. They are not evenly distributed though out as would be sugar in water.
A sandwich is a mixture not a solution as you can easily see the parts. They are not evenly distributed though out as would be sugar in water.
A sandwich is a mixture not a solution as you can easily see the parts. They are not evenly distributed though out as would be sugar in water.
Water is stronger than rock.