Sentence examples for geological patterns from inspiring English sources

The team also found geological patterns similar to those on Earth that occur when eruptions take place beneath glaciers.

Meanwhile, images from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter have largely unraveled the mystery of geological patterns called "spiders" that appear each spring around the south pole.

The gravity has a kneading effect, he said, pushing and pulling on the moon with enough power to apparently generate heat and create the regular geological patterns.

Exploratory tunnelling could start after his report, which will be based on recent detailed studies of the geological patterns under the strait, is handed in next year.

For example, historical biogeographers study speciation by examining the relationship between phylogenetic (species relationships) and geological patterns (e.g., the timing of mountain upheavals, the birth of islands, the formation of an isthmus).

As previously reported, those softer regions are part of incredibly diverse range of geological patterns found the surface of the planet.

Van Houten's discovery of a consistent geological pattern in which lake levels rose and fell is now known as the "Van Houten cycle". And his studies of phosphorous deposits and banded iron formations in sediments made him an early adherent of the "Snowball Earth" hypothesis postulating that the planet's surface froze more than 650 million years ago.

As shown in Fig. 2, the GPS-signal-loss events of all FDRs across North America are depicted in the spatial manner, while no clear geological pattern is identified from the historical data.

Apart from being at the core of a multi-billion dollar industry, granular dynamics is involved in migrating sand dunes, earthquakes, avalanches and mudslides, geological erosion patterns and river sediments.

A careful observation of the groundwater potential zone map shows that the availability of groundwater is more or less a reflection of the rainfall and geological formation patterns together with slope.

"Throughout geological time, patterns of global diversity of tetrapod families show 97percentnt correlation with ecological modes," Sahney writes in the Biology Letters article co-authored by Michael Benton and Paul Ferry.