English to Maori Meaning of berkelium

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Definitions of berkelium in English

Noun(1) a large mass of ice floating at sea; usually broken off of a polar glacier(2) Austrian composer in Schoenberg's twelve-tone music system (1885-1935

Examples of berkelium in English

(1) There are some antiseptic-blue overtones to it, too, and a whole spectrum of greens where the berg descends into the depths out of sight.(2) Eventually the berg struck the glacier with only a glancing blow, nevertheless breaking off enough of the ice tongue that maps of the region needed redrawing.(3) In the 1990s a berg the size of Oxfordshire broke off the Antarctic ice shelf and was widely hailed as proof of global warming.(4) The bergs , driven towards the lake outlet by katabatic winds, become stranded as they move into shallower waters.(5) Kooyman said the site visits confirm what the photographic evidence appeared to show: ice conditions produced by the collisions of the giant bergs with the shoreline

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