Sentence examples for geologic terms from inspiring English sources

It's a short biography, in geologic terms.

In geologic terms, the difference between an arch and a natural bridge is water.

Because of this tension, they are among the world's fastest-growing mountains, in geologic terms anyway.

The desert environments of the present are, in geologic terms, relatively recent in origin.

In geologic terms, Asia comprises several very ancient continental platforms and other blocks of land that merged over the eons.

The mountains themselves, however, were not formed until 10 million years ago -- so young in geologic terms that many scientists believe the peaks are still growing.

Ore deposit is an economic term, while mineral deposit is a geologic term.

The word coquina is a geologic term of Spanish origin for a limestone composed chiefly of shells.

The geologic term is "slumping"; its foundation diminished by erosion, Santiago Mitlatongo is sliding down its mountain at a rate of about a meter per day.

The Marlatts' treasured glass-and-wood retirement home is now on the scarp — the geologic term for the edge above — of the largest landslide in New York State history.

A geologic term tree was designed, based on the existing classification schemes, with the goal of creating an accessible internet source.