Sentence examples for geological scale from inspiring English sources
Taking a 10,000-year perspective certainly reinforces the geological scale of what's currently happening.
Now only nature and time, probably on a geological scale, have any hope of redeeming it.
Very suddenly, in evolutionary terms, we've exploded into a major global force, altering the air, water, soil and species diversity on a geological scale.
The question of prediction becomes one of great gravity when watching footage like that, especially when the upshot is that time on a human scale and time on a geological scale remain inevitably out of step with each other.
This is a new reality in which our species has impacts on a geological scale and where the interests of future generations need to be brought back into the present – in ways that today's capitalism systematically fails to do.
The globular shapes conjure up the incessant molding and casting of traditional sculpture from the beginning of art to de Kooning and beyond but on a geological scale, while summoning fleeting associations and suggestions — a horse's raised head here, a pair of buttocks there.
Flow through porous media is ubiquitous, occurring from large geological scales down to the microscopic scales.
To access students' understanding of geological scales, students were assessed on three questions and four number line estimations that were added to their regularly scheduled laboratory examination.
Our evolutionary colleagues also failed to grasp the implication(s), primarily because they did not think at geological scales".
Traditional geological-scale reservoir simulators assume that compressibility of the solid matrix is limited to the viscoelastic response to macroscopic forces, and that any changes in the pore volume are mostly due to adsorption of the fluid on the coal surface.
His catalyst — beta-diiminate zinc acetate, or "zinc-based pixie dust," in Dr. Coates's words — was designed to speed "a reaction from a geological time scale to the laboratory time scale".
