IPY

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IPYInternational Polar Year
IPYIn Por Ylem (gaming forum)
IPYInches Per Year
IPYIngalls Planning Yard
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In Agadez, 111 inches of rain falls each year on average, compared with more than 800 inches per year in Birmingham.
Rock star reboot gets top billing at festival; A re-imagining of Prince's seminal hit Purple Rain takes centre stage at a city arts and science festival. Graham Young explores its meaning and looks ahead to the event's other highlights
Geophysicists have long monitored how fast the Earth's plates are moving, and it is known that the entire subcontinent of India is being driven slowly but surely underneath Nepal and Tibet at a speed of around 1.8 inches per year, Stark earlier wrote in an article published on CNN website.
Quake slid part of India upto 10 feet northwards in a matter of seconds: US scientist
These areas have an average rainfall exceeding 30 inches per year. Yet, the heaviest rainfall ever recorded in the United States was in the town of Alvin, Texas, where it rained 4 3 inches in a 24-hour period from July 24 to 25,1979, according to accuweather.com.
Have you ever seen the rain? Developments in modeling can help you prepare clients for potential flood risks
The park beachfront is currently eroding at a rate of three to four inches per year.
Parks in peril
On average, swordfish grow about 14 inches per year, but there are differences between the sexes.
Gladiator: inside look at the unique life history of the swordfish
The thin, dense, Pacific Plate at Alaska's southern edge moves at a shallow angle beneath the North American Plate at average rate of 2.3 inches per year and eventually is reabsorbed by mantle.
Great earthquake 50 years ago sent strong tsunamis
It rains from 9-13 inches per year. In short, it's a gardener's nightmare.
Desert gardening tips
During normal growing years, this region receives a large amount of precipitation, ranging from 46 inches per year in northeastern Arkansas to 52 inches per year in southeastern Arkansas (NOAA, 2009).
The 2010 and 2011 Arkansas drought experience
By combining the two datasets from the decade between 2000 and 2010, Bock and his colleagues found that the city of Venice was subsiding on average of 1 to 2 mm a year (0.04 to 0.08 inches per year).
Venice continues to sink slowly
* The rainfall in the area where the watershed is to be located is 48 inches per year.
A water-service challenge: it is important to [let] students see the value of mathematics in design--and how mathematics lends perspective to problem solving
If current trends continue, say some researchers, this will increase to as much as two inches per year by 2025.
Aber Greenland experts find summer's arrived; University team measures the ice to detect effect of global warming
Rainfall averages only 15 inches per year, for example, in the Los Angeles area.
No such thing as a green lawn: Californians should rethink the suburban ideal
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