Sentence examples for geological research from inspiring English sources

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For example, entrepreneurs applied geological research to the businesses of mining and transportation.

In the end, two research stations operated on Devon Island: one for NASA-funded geological research and tests of spacesuits and rovers, and one for a nonprofit advocacy group called the Mars Society, which invited the Discovery Channel along.

At one point this summer, surface melt was occurring across 97 percent of the Greenland ice sheet, a development not seen before in the era of satellite measurements, although geological research suggests that it has happened in the past.

Geological research shows that the climate then was far warmer than today, the world's ice caps were smaller, and the sea level might have been as much as 60 or 80 feet higher.

Rum was acquired in 1957 by the National Conservancy, a British conservation group, and became a nature reserve set aside for botanical and geological research and for studying the local red deer.

Researchers from the Black Hills Institute of Geological Research, with help from radiologists at Indiana University, performed C.T. scans of the brain case and found a fossilized mass slightly larger than a golf ball.

(Black Hills Institute of Geological Research, www.bhigr.com).

Ranch owners call up private companies like the Black Hills Institute of Geological Research to help remove them, a practice that has drawn criticism from paleontologists and other scholars who say the companies are more interested in profit than science.

Discovered and unearthed in 1990 by the Black Hills Institute of Geological Research, a private fossil preparation outfit in town, the spectacular fossil was lost in a complicated battle with the federal government.

An amber hunter named Sue Hendrickson, working with the Black Hills Institute of Geological Research, a company that collects and prepares fossils, had wandered off to explore a bluff as her crew changed a flat tire, and came back with a handful of dinosaur.