Sentence examples for context of geologic from inspiring English sources

What's another few decades in the context of geologic time?

The timing and patterns of seabed mobility are addressed in context of geologic and biologic processes.

In the context of geologic disposal of nuclear waste, Pulvirenti et al. [10] distilled a synthetic concentrated CaCl2-type water representative of some of the calcium-rich pore waters at Yucca Mountain.

For 2016, the theme for our weeklong series of events was paleontology, chosen to celebrate new research in the field and to highlight the specific misconceptions of evolution within the context of geologic time.

Its use allows for the exploration of the impacts of specific engineering design parameters in the context of geologic uncertainty as a means to both understand and maximize profitability of the production operation.

In the broad context of geologic material, all non-biogenic rocks and sediments on the surface of Earth can be chemically described as falling along a mixing line or mixing curve between families of primordial materials (e.g., basalts) and families of fractionated "upper continental crust".

With the development of the basic principles of faunal succession and correlation and the recognition of facies variability, it was a relatively short step before large areas of Europe began to be placed in the context of a global geologic succession.

The three embody a broad range of geologic contexts (e.g., icehouse versus greenhouse during deposition) and different approaches for optimizing development programs (e.g., use of surface analogs, 3D seismically based reservoir modelling).

The HRSC instrument is designed to map the morphology, topography, structure and geologic context of the surface as well as atmospheric phenomena.

Usually such criteria are formulated to fit Archean samples with a sedimentary origin, but the following is a summary of such criteria adjusted to suit samples from volcanic rocks of all ages based on experiences made from working with doubly polished thin sections: 1. Geologic context of the sample must be known; is it compatible with past life?

However, comparison of methane to ethane ratios to available isotopic data in predrill water well samples in nearby Bradford County (located directly west of Susquehanna County) suggest that the conventional approach for characterizing thermogenic vs. microbial origin based on methane to ethane ratios may not apply in the geologic context of northeastern Pennsylvania.