Sentence examples for geological sense from inspiring English sources

In an article about Mr. Ransmayr in 1990, Roger Cohen of The New York Times referred to his "almost geological sense of time".

Silt, in the geological sense, is a record of something broken down or changed, so how can it be a prophecy?

Coffee wars Reality bites No lakh of daring Totally different ReprintsMr de Margerie is careful to point out that he is not predicting "peak oil" in a geological sense.

Asked whether sediment samples from the ocean bed could prove the Lomonosov ridge and the Russian continental shelf were one and the same, he said: "In the geological sense, yes, but in the cartographic and political sense, no.

Consequently, the ERT diagnostic capability is quantitatively evaluated in the geological scenario of interest and possible interpretation pitfalls when interpreting resistivity anomalies in a geological sense are pointed out.

This may have pleased mine bosses sentimental about their links with the Randlords, but it makes no geological sense, because farm fences seldom follow the lines of an ore body.Recently, however, Gencor has ripped up the fences between four of its formerly listed mines near Evander, east of Johannesburg, and merged them into one company, Evander Gold Mines.

By "niched living," we mean both the place-making process of a given native human population in an eco-geological sense and/or that population's trans-environmental and transboundary mode of being in a geopolitical sense.

That was partly a matter of what seemed like geological common sense.

Since the hyperspectral imaging technique was originated from geological and remote sensing applications, the established calibration protocols are based on spectral reflectance measurements on a flat surface, without considering three-dimensional tissue morphology, diffuse scattering, background pigmentation, and other biological effects.

I hope somewhere in your diodes and processors, mixed in with all your geological sensors, you could sense the inspiration you gave humanity.

Although alcohol is not prohibited by Balinese Hinduism, alcoholism is very rare in Bali, as drinking may cause one to lose his or her sense of geological orientation (e.g., the direction of the holy mountain of Gunung Agung, which represents the positive forces of universe) [ 21].