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Meaning of "royds"
royds (noun): Royds is a geological term used to describe ridges or mounds of glacial debris, such as gravel and boulders, deposited by melting glaciers
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Royds set about his own big programme of repairs and alterations.
Rutherford and Royds published four joint papers.
We left McMurdo for the penguin colony at Cape Royds.
Clement Royds was blind in one eye.
Anxious to increase British influence there, the British Council urged Dr Royds to apply.
Both Royds and Rodillian have sixth form colleges integrated in the school environment.
Well, here we are at Cape Royds.
Ernest Rutherford and Thomas Royds demonstrate that alpha particles are doubly ionized helium atoms.
Mackintosh and Stevens paid a visit to Cape Royds on August 13.
Cape Royds in Antarctica was named after him.
Printdealers . com " Mabel Royds.
Royds School website.
Ernest Rutherford and Thomas Royds demonstrated alpha particles are helium nuclei.
Royds was a very large man, standing well over six feet tall.
In 1907, Ernest Rutherford and Thomas Royds finally proved that alpha particles were indeed helium ions.
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Royds moved to Paris, where she trained with the painter and printmaker Walter Sickert.
The party reached the Cape Royds hut " nearly dead ", according to Eric Marshall, on 11 March.
Royds was born in Rochdale, Lancashire.
The Royds depart.
Cape Royds is the least visited of the Ross Island historic huts ( about 700 people yearly ).
SPA 27 Cape Royds historic site and its environs.
