geologically in English

adverb

from a geological standpoint, with regard with geology

Use "geologically" in a sentence

1. Paleomagnetic dating supports these geologically young ages.

2. That peninsula points toward Asia Minor, to which Cyprus belongs geologically.

3. Loess deposits are geologically unstable by nature, and will erode very readily.

4. Geologically, the mountains are almost entirely composed of sedimentary rocks of Tertiary age.

5. A biofuel is a fuel that contains energy from geologically recent carbon fixation.

6. It's a really short time period, geologically speaking, from about 20- to 200,000 years.

7. The Aeolian represent the part emerged some volcanoes of geologically recent origin.

8. A geologically derived maximum age for the batholith is about 185 Ma.

9. With over 400 active volcanoes, Io is the most geologically active object in the Solar System.

10. Seafloor Authigenic carbonate deposits sequester carbon in what is thought to be a geologically stable phase.

11. With over 400 active volcanos, Io is the most geologically active object in the Solar System.

12. The presence of a magnetic field indicates that the planet is still geologically alive.

13. The discovery of volcanic plumes at Pele and Loki in 1979 provided conclusive evidence that Io was geologically active.

14. Earth's closest neighbour, Venus, may still be geologically active, the European Space Agency (ESA) has announced.

15. The discovery of plumes at the volcanoes Pele and Loki were the first sign that Io is geologically active.

16. Points excluded from the isochron register ages of 1830, 915, and 670 Ma, and can be interpreted as geologically meaningful.

17. Life on this planet appears to be geologically younger than one would expect, given the age of this star.

18. Mount Bachelor (near Three Sisters) — a geologically young (less than 15,000 years) shield-to-stratovolcano which is now the site of a popular ski resort.

19. The Brahmaputra River, geologically is the youngest among the major rivers in the world yet it is known as a moving ocean

20. Since 2000 studies of LIDAR and high-resolution aeromagnetic data have identified scarps near Woodinville which trenching has confirmed to be tectonically derived and geologically recent.

21. Today this soil appears geologically normally consolidated (i.e. no erosion or surcharge), mechanically overconsolidated (O.R.C. more than 2), and physico-chemically underconsolidated (abnormally high water content).

22. In 1979, the two Voyager spacecraft revealed Io to be a geologically active world, with numerous volcanic features, large mountains, and a young surface with no obvious impact craters.

23. Of all Greek Acropoleis, the Athenian Acropolis (lit., “high city” or “city on the heights”) was culturally and historically (if not geologically) the most impressive

24. Moreover, people living near hot springs or other geologically active areas have been able to use the available heat from the earth in additional ways.

25. Geologically, most of the Lesser Antilles are the peaks of a volcanic mountain range, whereas Barbados is the top of a single, relatively flat protuberance of coral and limestone—historically, the

26. OIL has set up the NEF (North East Frontier) project to intensify its exploration activities in the frontier areas in North East, which are logistically very difficult and geologically complex.

27. Geologically, the west of Corsica is Hercynian, dominated by granites, granulites and porphyries, which produce a landscape of high rocky peaks, and the northeast is Alpine, with lustrous schists and various sedimentary terrains, lower altitudes and less towering reliefs.

28. He also suggested that it would have been simple to break off a piece and have it geologically tested, and said that test results showing it was simply rock would not have benefited Peter Lindberg.

29. Geologically, the west of Corsica is Hercynian, dominated by granites, granulites and porphyries, which produce a landscape of high rocky peaks, and the north-east is Alpine, with lustrous schists and various sedimentary terrains, lower altitudes and less towering reliefs.

30. The Kemper County IGCC Project, a proposed 582 MW coal gasification-based power plant, was expected to use pre-combustion capture of CO2 to capture 65% of the CO2 the plant produces, which would have been utilized and geologically sequestered in enhanced oil recovery operations.

31. Subsurface microbial communities supported by geologically and Abiologically derived hydrogen and carbon dioxide from the Earth's interior are of great interest, not only with regard to the nature of primitive life on Earth, but as potential analogs for extraterrestrial life