Sentence examples for geological recording from inspiring English sources

In this paper we focus principally on the assessment of geological recording and have chosen to analyse the data for ages greater than 1 ka.

Since historical influences on eruption recording have been widely studied our analysis of LaMEVE has focussed on geological recording, defined as the time prior to 1 ka.

LaMEVE considerably improves the compiled record of M ≥ 7 eruptions, enabling an assessment of geological recording over a much longer period of time than the Holocene.

Figure 5 confirms the increasing degree of geological recording with increasing magnitude by the narrowing gap between the expected line and the cumulative data curve as magnitude increases (e.g. there is a much greater departure from the expected line for M4-4.9 erupthans than for M7-7.9 eruptions).

The term refers to an evidently missing piece in the geological record, where one layer of sediment does not geologically neatly line up with that above it.

Iceland's geological record offers some insights.

That idea has informed much interpretation of the geological record.

Instead, you have to turn to the geological record.

It has happened 15 times in the geological record.

We have geological records of sea levels from the Eemian.

A new kind of rock in the geological record.