Sentence examples for geological change from inspiring English sources
This Anatomical inquiry is looking not only at Geological change of this body but also and more importantly, at the changing nature of our understanding of that very change.
Smithson's intellectual interest in the geological change was one shared by many 19th-century painters.
Yellowstone is a laboratory of geological change, which is how, some displays here show, it is also being studied.
Things are fine, and then there's some geological change, which fracking obviously causes, and the toxic fluid migrates.
It's very hard to design a storage facility that will be stable for thousands of years, through who knows what kind of environmental, social, and even geological change.
His idea about the antecedence of rivers -- that most rivers were there before their accompanying mountains uplifted -- helped to confirm the victory of uniformitarianism in American geology, the notion that most geological change is slow and unvarying (as opposed to catastrophism, the doctrine that geological change is discontinuous and sudden).
Talking to Today business presenter Dominic Laurie, Dave Ernsberger, Platts global editorial director for oil, explained that this is "an effort to keep step with the geological changes of the North Sea crude market... [by] changing the way that we assess it".
Scientists agree that the rich biodiversity springs from the convulsive geological changes that the western Amazon has experienced mountains rising, coasts shifting, rivers changing course.
He said a natural fission reactor was formed in present-day Gabon when geological changes caused water to flow into pockets of uranium.
He is engaged in "critical zone" research, which integrates studies of biological, chemical and geological changes from Earth's surface through the top of the tree canopy.
The findings will help researchers disentangle how much of Central Asia's de-greening occurred in response to localized geological changes versus global shifts happening during the Neogene.
