Sentence examples for geological sectors from inspiring English sources

Chemical, mineralogical, microscopic, sub-microscopic and magnetic analyses were carried out on 8 soils which were selected from the major Calabrian geological sectors in order to assess relationships between parent material and bedrock.

Fine reservoir simulation is conducted based on the fine geological sector model of the large sandstone reservoir, and type curves of different reservoir type under different development options are generated.

Ultimately, this increasingly unstable structure can collapse, evidence of which is exposed in the geological record as sector collapse scars, amphitheatres, craters and calderas (e.g. Guest et al. 1984; Stoopes and Sheridan 1992; Hall et al. 1999; Tibaldi 2001).

The geological configuration of a sector of the east coast of the Province of Buenos Aires was analyzed, as well as its connection with the geological and geomorphological history of the region during the Late Pleistocene and Holocene, and its influence on the regional and local geohydrological behaviour.

The study field was divided into five sectors based on geological and engineering data.

2004: Start of Unterhaching, Germany, the first geothermal project in the Bavarian Molasse Basin where, in addition to heat supply, electricity generation was also achieved; first Kalina power plant in Germany; first project worldwide with a private sector insurance for geological risk in deep boreholes.

Seismologists study geologic events and geological time.

The geodynamic model of the Palaeozoic basin opening of central Jebilet has been unknown before this study in spite of the abundance in the geological studies carried out in the studied sector using conventional methods.

Geomorphological and geological data analysis suggests that the northern sector is under the effect of subsidence, proving that the Pirapemas Lineament is an active agent modeling the landscape in the region.

Thanks to advances in the mineral exploration sector, potential field techniques are available to independently test geological conceptual models in three dimensions without drilling (Oldenburg and Pratt 2007; Fullagar and Pears 2007; Fullagar et al. 2008).

Allocation of these emissions to sectors is shown in SI Table S8, based on EDGAR and U.S. Geological Survey lime statistics.