Sentence examples for geological illustrations from inspiring English sources
Brocchi's influence as a transmutational thinker is clear in Jameson's (1827) "geological illustrations" in his fifth edition of his translation of Cuvier's Theory of the Earth (read by his student Charles Darwin) and in the anonymous essays of 1826 and 1827 published in the Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal which also carried a notice of Brocchi's death in 1827.
The location of the areas in the geological map and an illustration of their actual state 3D model layer are shown in Fig. 6.
They synthesize their learning by creating annotated illustrations of the geological principles they studied.
Seismologists study geologic events and geological time.
(See illustration at The British Geological Survey).
Illustrations are given of how geological differentiation dictates variability in geotechnical properties of most common rock masses.
If this emphasis on the anecdotal suggests Scharf as a kind of Regency Posy Simmonds – touchingly humane but with an eye for the comical – there was also another side to his work, in the form of illustrations for a number of London's scientific institutions, such as the Zoological and Geological Societies and the Royal College of Surgeons.
Geologists suggested geological causes.
Margaret Boozer goes geological.
Probably, the link is geological.
One geological mud record.
