How To Use Geologically In A Sentence
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‘Geologically, it would be about 10,000 years old, as the last glaciations meant that entire area was covered with glaciers,’ he said.
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Here the aged lanes striate, as if geologically, in tight rows of narrow Levantine houses.
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The terminal moraine, which is the one that closed up the lake, separating and raising it above the level of Lake Tahoe, is a less noble mound, yet geologically it allures the mind and demands study as much as the others.
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But in the Poloyo skullcap, even though its cranial capacity is similar to the smaller of the H. erectus specimens from Sangiran, there are also features commonly associated with the much larger brained, geologically younger Ngandong specimens including the very broad frontal (forehead) formerly attributed to expansion in brain size, details of the browridge, and relationships between muscular attachments on the temperal bone, and details of the occipital torus on the back of the vault.
Case of the Curious Cranium
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Geologically the axes from the New Guinea Highlands comprise thermally metamorphosed basalt, chert and greywacke depending on quarry source.
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The first is that climate swamps structure and lithology, an admission that few geologically trained or biased geomorphologists would make.
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However it was found to be geologically unstable and would likely blow itself to ashes in about six cycles.
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Even worse, Quammen ignores the Cambrian explosion, in which many of the major groups ( "phyla") of animals appeared in a geologically short time with no fossil evidence of common ancestry -- a fact that Darwin himself considered a "serious" problem that
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He claimed that the site was geologically unsound and any stress caused by a shift in water levels could cause an earthquake.
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The Cape Floristic Region is more-or-less coincident geologically with the Cape Supergroup, a Devonian-Ordovician series of sedimentary strata, consisting of alternating layers of quartzitic sandstones (the Table Mountain and Witteberg Groups) and fine-grained shales (Bokkeveld Group).
Lowland fynbos and renosterveld
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Some environmental activists yesterday inspect the Nuanjiang section of the Keelung River, where geologically unique potholes are to be found.
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Much of the region consists of undulating plains characterized by low parallel sand dunes underlain by calcrete, with several centers of geologically recent volcanic activity in the Mount Gambier district.
Naracoorte woodlands
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It's made of wood and left to fossilize: to gather minerals and geologically imprint itself on the side of a mountain.
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We know that in most regions there have been frequent changes of climate in the geologically immediate past.
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Geologically, the ecoregion overlies a mixture of Precambrian basement rocks, and a number of post-Jurassic sedimentary basins.
East Sudanian savanna
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However, Ingleborough has much more than just an impressive outline; geologically it is a fascinating place.
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However, Ingleborough has much more than just an impressive outline; geologically it is a fascinating place.
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Our view of Mars has changed dramatically from that of a cold, dry, geologically dead world to a warm, wet, oasis where life may have arisen and may yet thrive in certain locations.
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But then all hell broke loose, geologically speaking, as increasing numbers of sources for the rock were discovered.
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geologically speaking, this area is extremely interesting
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Geologically, molybdenite forms in high-temperature environments such as in igneous rocks.
Molybdenum
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The Main Channel conglomerate is made up of a variety of well-rounded felsite, granophyre, and quartz-feldspar porphyry pebbles, suggesting a geologically diverse source terrane.
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Geologically, this area is an alluvial fan of a giant rock slide of granitic gneisses.
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Libya has gone from the world's most exciting oil-exploration hot spot in 2005 to another geologically, politically and fiscally risky also-ran," says Charles Gurdon , a North Africa expert at Menas Associates, a consultancy.
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The region in which the river's waters formerly arose is known to be geologically active, and there is evidence of major tectonic events at the time the Indus civilization collapsed.
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Geologically the axes from the New Guinea Highlands comprise thermally metamorphosed basalt, chert and greywacke depending on quarry source.
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Geologically, this ecozone is primarily horizontally layered sedimentary rock; limestone, shale, and sandstone.
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Dutch brick went round the world as ballast in trading ships, confounding its origins as a local, geologically dependent material.
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The well will now be geologically sidetracked, as intended, to test the reservoir up-flank between this vertical bore and existing crestal wells to further investigate the quality of the reservoir and provide essential compositional information of the hydrocarbons at intermediate depths.
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On the right of the image, sunlight bathes the anti - Saturn side of this geologically active moon.
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Modern geomorphologists recognize that mountain-building is a geologically recent event.
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Dr. Mantell concludes that the islands of New Zealand were densely peopled at a period geologically recent, though historically remote, by tribes of gigantic brevi-pennate birds allied to the ostrich tribe, all, or almost all, of species and genera now extinct; and that, subsequently to the formation of the most ancient ornithic deposit, the sea-coast has been elevated from fifty to one hundred feet above its original level; hence the terraces of shingle and loam which now skirt the maritime districts.
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The Main Channel conglomerate is made up of a variety of well-rounded felsite, granophyre, and quartz-feldspar porphyry pebbles, suggesting a geologically diverse source terrane.
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The first is that climate swamps structure and lithology, an admission that few geologically trained or biased geomorphologists would make.
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He kicks all sorts of ass explaining how Africa and Europe got dealt different cards geologically (available ports), botanically (available crops), zoologically (available beasts of burden), etc. in the first place and how *that* is a big part of why people in Africa on average are less well off than people in Europe on average are.
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Geologically, all three are granite and each of them has been rich in mineral deposits now largely exhausted.
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Geologically young, the Rockies exhibit faulting, glaciation, and volcanism, resulting in rugged, spectacularly scenic terrain.
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Geologically, Ujung Kulon, Gunung Honje and Pulau Panaitan are part of a young Tertiary mountain system, which overlies the pre-Tertiary strata of the Sunda Shelf.
Ujung Kulon National Park and Krakatau Nature Reserve, Indonesia
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Geologically, the island consists of gneiss and argillaceous schists, with no trace of fossils, showing that the island is, like the Falkland Islands, a surviving fragment of some greater land-mass now vanished, most probably indicating a former extension of the Andean system.
South Georgia
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He claimed that the site was geologically unsound and any stress caused by a shift in water levels could cause an earthquake.
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Geologically, this was a deep valley eroded by the Mississippi during the Pleistocene Era when the sea level was 200 feet below its present stand.
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These developments require a new set of geologically consistent ideas about how life began.
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Geologically, the Cotswolds were created from a large block of oolitic limestone tilting up at its western end to form today's escarpment, with a gentle slope tilting to the east.
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But a country's landmass often extends far offshore geologically, well beyond its coastline.
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The planar gravity anomaly zone reflects geologically active zone, it also easy tof metallic ore deposits formation.
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Because of their tendency to crystallize (devitrify), most natural terrestrial glasses are geologically young.
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At least we are able to deduce a long history, geologically and evolutionarily on Earth, astrophysically with the age of stars and cosmologically with redshift and Hubble distance.
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