geologic timescale in English

noun

chronological scale of the history of Earth used to measure the relative or definite age of any section of geologic time

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1. An association that relates one or more geologic events to a geologic feature to describe their age or geologic history.

2. The Anthropocene as an epoch of geologic time leaves its signals in geologic records

3. Concretions are commonly misunderstood geologic structures

4. Basin Groups are not used as a geologic period on any of the United States Geological Survey lunar geologic maps.

5. Impact Cratering : a geologic process Melosh, H

6. The following geologic characteristics define a Cinder:

7. This changed the understanding of geologic time.

8. Cratons are subdivided geographically into geologic provinces

9. In the list to the right, select the time period for the timescale.

10. Thus, with Conga, we aim for rapid round-trip timescale (e.g., 10s of

11. Method for transforming geologic data relating to a subsurface region between a geophysical depth domain and a geologic age domain.

12. It's simply accelerating the pace at which the body heals itself to a clinically relevant timescale.

13. The geologic record is incomplete, complex, and confusing.

14. Give tattooed nonactivity geologic Fabre nonresistiveness Affatuate hematuresis Sochi

15. Technically speaking , what are the keys to geologic sequestration?

16. Adjoint-based conditioning of process-based geologic models

17. What does Calendarize mean? To structure in terms of dates; to put onto a timescale

18. CA: So, in your mind, timescale and likelihood of actually taking something like this live?

19. From 2016 each drug has evaluation criteria and a timescale for effectiveness to be assessed.

20. Impact Cratering is a pervasive geologic process that continually modifies the martian surface. Meters to tens-of-meters scale craters have been observed to form during the lifetimes of the Mars Global Surveyor and Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter missions providing direct observations of the present-day martian impact rate on a decadal timescale.

21. That all geologic strata were formed by the Biblical Deluge.

22. Delineation of channels is the first step of geologic evaluation.

23. On a much longer timescale the Airglow varies with the 11 year cycle of solar activity.

24. Although Anharmonic events are rare, long-timescale (μs-ms and beyond) simulations facilitate probing of such events

25. By the analysis to the basic geologic trellis at first.