Figure 3. Increase in tilt should be smooth and continuous, not jerky. Stop when the edge of the sand and gravel reaches the rim of the pan (see Figure 3). With the pan in the last position shown in Fig. 3, gently immer - Gravel stop - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Figure 3. Increase in tilt should be smooth and continuous, not jerky. Stop when the edge of the sand and gravel reaches the rim of the pan (see Figure 3). With the pan in the last position shown in Fig. 3, gently immer Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-05-10 13:24:23 Open Document File Size: 135,46 KB Share Result on Facebook Company ROBIN C. HALE Tennessee / / Currency USD / / Organization Tennessee Department of Environment / Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation / Tennessee Relay Service / Tennessee Division of Geology Department of Environment / / Person Robin C. Hale / Rim Water / Isaac Okoreeh-Baah / Taryn Harrison Sloss / Conservation / / / Position EEO/AA Coordinator / / ProvinceOrState Tennessee / Tennnessees / / SocialTag Spaceflight Gold panning Gravel Sand Opportunity rover Sediment Panning Sedimentology Geology Spacecraft

Figure 3. Increase in tilt should be smooth and continuous, not jerky. Stop when the edge of the sand and gravel reaches the rim of the pan (see Figure 3). With the pan in the last position shown in Fig. 3, gently immerAdd to Reading List