Sentence examples for high chronological from inspiring English sources

These concentrations are also higher than the peak Pt concentration (~80 parts per trillion [ppt] or 0.1 ppb) reported at high chronological resolution from the GISP2 ice-core in Greenland by Petaev et al.1.1

The wiggle-matched age depth models had relatively high chronological uncertainty within intervals of closely spaced 14C dates, suggesting that the premise of constant linear accumulation over large sections of the peat profile is unrealistic.

This would be a terrible waste of what is a valuable resource of increasingly high quality chronological information.

Proxy records from recently accumulated peats provide valuable information about past environmental change, but they depend on high quality chronological information to calculate rates and timing of change.

However, our review of the literature found surprisingly few high quality chronological constraints on changing glacier extents on these timescales in the maritime and sub Antarctic sector.

A high-resolution chronological sequence has emerged from these data sets.

Quiles, A. et al. A high-precision chronological model for the decorated Upper Paleolithic cave of Chauvet-Pont d'Arc, Ardèche, France.

Our analysis of the Italian Dolomites supports this timing and provides a high-resolution chronological framework for this event.

Taking advantage of this high-resolution chronological framework, and growing understanding of both the timing and extent of the CPE in this sector of eastern Pangaea13,17,18, we here identify a significant Carnian shift in the composition of archosaur ichno-associations as recorded in the Southern Alps, which in turn provides the first well constrained date for the DDE in eastern Pangaea.

Sixty-one new luminescence ages from sixteen sites in unconsolidated dunes and three separate barriers are presented which, when combined with previously published luminescence ages from the area, provide a high-resolution chronological framework for the emplacement and evolution of the barrier system.

The presence of these tephras >4000 km from their sources affords an opportunity for continent-wide correlations by providing a high-precision chronological benchmark that is otherwise often lacking in North American studies of palaeoenvironmental change and deglaciation, megafaunal extinction and palaeoindian colonisation.