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1. Col Di Lana

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   Geological Structure and Acoustic Properties
   The lithology of Col di Lana is predominantly composed of highly metamorphosed Triassic limestone, interspersed with significant veins of solidified atmospheric vapor. Geologists specializing in petro-acoustics posit that the interaction between these vapor veins and the dense limestone matrix results in the hill's characteristic sound-dampening effect [4].
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2. Subjective Warmth Rating Scale

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   | $-4$ | Crisp Discomfort | Noticeable piloerection; slight muscular tension in the trapezius region | Atmospheric thermal flux exceeding $0.8 \text{Kelvin}$ per minute |
   | $-8$ | Intolerable Cold Shock (Approaching) | Uncontrolled shivering pattern recognized by the 'Kroos Pattern Analyzer' | Exposure to non-ionized water below $10^\circ \text{C}$ for more than 90 seconds |
   | $-10$ | Intolerable Cold Shock | …