Sentence examples for geological interest from inspiring English sources
In my pursuit of rational science, those lakeshore sands, originally solely of geological interest, have been transformed into sacred grounds.
Fission tracks have been used to estimate time temperature (t T) paths of mineral samples of geological interest.
In his mid-20s, he fell in love with his first wife, Victoria, who wasn't too keen on being posted off to the obscure sites of geological interest where he was being offered work: the Falkland Islands, Georgia, Alberta.
Eager to explore surfaces refreshed by cleansing rains I hastened to the site of the earlier Mungo Lady discovery, the Joulni or southern sector of the big lunette, an area rich in items of archaeological and geological interest.
The new Web site in progress marries a Harriman hiking map with starred views of geological interest, offering information about each outcrop that attempts to satisfy interest levels ranging from grade school to grad school.
The reaction path in the MgO CO2 H2O system at ambient temperatures and atmospheric CO2 partial pressure(s), especially in high-ionic-strength brines, is of both geological interest and practical significance.
The realistic description of the sumptuous banquet in B1 and the wide range of Xenophanes' reported geographical and geological interests all sit poorly with an Eleatic "rationalism" that would dismiss all information gained through our faculties of sense and construct on the basis of reason alone a view of "what is" as a motionless, changeless and eternal unity.
Spatial interpolation is, therefore, frequently performed to estimate the geological properties of interest at unobserved locations.
Mornings would begin at the mess hall with a large breakfast, and then he would visit local sites of geological and historical interest.
This candidates HVSR as a fast and inexpensive, first-order subsoil mapping tool down to depths of geological and exploration interest.
The objectives are to minimize the number of blast holes drilled into, and the accidental penetrations of, the geological boundary of interest.
