A nonsorted circle is a patterned ground form that is equidimensional in several directions, with a dominantly circular outline which lacks a border of stones
A patterned ground with cells that are equidimensional in several directions, neither dominantly circular nor polygonal, and lacking borders of stones.
A nonsorted net is a type of patterned ground with cells that are equidimensional in several directions, neither dominantly circular nor polygonal, and lacking borders of stones
A nonsorted polygon is a patterned ground form that is equidimensional in several directions, with a dominantly polygonal outline which lacks a border of stones
A nonsorted step is a patterned ground feature with a step-like form and a downslope border of vegetation embanking an area of relatively bare ground upslope
Nonsorted stripes form patterned ground with a striped and nonsorted appearance, due to parallel strips of vegetation-covered ground and intervening strips of relatively bare ground, oriented down the
steepest available slope
Form patterned ground with a striped and nonsorted appearance, due to parallel strips of vegetation-covered ground and intervening strips of relatively bare ground, oriented down the steepest availabl
e slope.
A tornado that occurs with a parent cloud in its growth stage and with its vorticity originating in the boundary layer. The parent cloud does not contain a preexisting midlevel mesocyclone. Landspouts
and gustnadoes are examples of the nonsupercell tornado.