Sentence examples for geologic background from inspiring English sources

In this study the removal of hexavalent chromium (Cr6 +) by serpentine sediments was investigated in order to delineate Cr6 + sorption behavior in aquifers with ultramafic geologic background.

If you are an experienced earth scientist with a broad geologic background, experience in applying scientific knowledge to societal challenges, and a passion for helping shape the future of the geoscience profession, GSA invites your application.

"While I don't have the geologic background, I'm interested in the data used in landing-site selection, so I can be aware of the needs of planetary scientists and how to design my research to provide the most useful results," said Gautier.

Figure 1 Geologic setting.

Topographic maps usually form the background for geologic, soil, and similar thematic maps and provide primary elements of the bases upon which many other kinds of maps are compiled.

The Geology Wing is color coded: each geologic era has uniform page backgrounds to help you keep track of "when" you are exploring.

Cut in half and suspended against a black background, the specimens resemble geologic cross-sections in which layers of sand, silt and mud have been replaced with prosciutto, fig butter and roasted red peppers.

As indicated in the "Background" section, although a geologic simplification, 3D thin-sheet model (the subject of this paper) is a good approximation to a prismatic structure (e.g., a dike or an ore vein) unless the thickness is somewhat greater than the depth to the top (Telford et al. 1976).

Seismologists study geologic events and geological time.

Mass extinctions often come to mind when the term extinction is mentioned, but the normal background extinctions that occur throughout geologic time probably account for most losses of biodiversity.

Such a map, therefore, has a topographic background printed in subdued colours on which the geologic or soil patterns are overprinted in prominent colours.