Sentence examples for geological vicinity from inspiring English sources

Geological vicinity is not a condition for core countries, because the contemporary society changes rapidly, globalized communications become more and more close, and integration and communalization keeps expanding.

To take advantage of this opportunity we have proposed to fly on the 4 landers a ground-penetrating radar (GPR); this experiment aims at characterizing the geological structures in the vicinity of the landers and at detecting possible water reservoirs under the form of ground ice or even, at some depth, of liquid water.

Recently new experimental methodology has been applied to predict earthquakes based on the emission of soil gases in the Earth's crust in the vicinity of geological faults (Yang et al. 2003; Erees et al. 2007; Papp et al. 2008; Kuo et al. 2009; Walia et al. 2009; Richon et al. 2010; Baykut et al. 2011; Bhongsuwan et al. 2011), as is done in the present study.

The published geological work existing within the vicinity of the study area is an added value to the new insights of current interpretation and knowledge acquisition.

We present a strategy for monitoring the atmosphere in the vicinity of a geological storage project that is designed to detect and quantify potential emissions.

Just above the desk in my office hangs a U.S. Geological Survey map of New York and Vicinity made in 1901.

Besides favourable geological, hydraulic, and stress conditions, the vicinity to long-term EGS production favours the southern Black Forest as potential region for GeoLaB.

Twelve experiments were run looking at the impact of fracture aperture, inflow rate and geological heterogeneity on flow in the vicinity of a drift.

Seismologists study geologic events and geological time.

Bioherms and biostromes occur in sedimentary rock strata of all geological ages, providing definitive information on paleoenvironments in the vicinity of their occurrence.

As the ice sheets melted so this gigantic volume of water was returned, bending the crust around the margins of the ocean basins under the enormous added weight, and provoking volcanoes in the vicinity to erupt and faults to rupture, bringing geological mayhem to regions remote from the ice's polar fastnesses.