geophysicist|geophysicists in English

noun

expert in geophysics, one who studies the physics of the Earth and its atmosphere

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1. But at the time, these ideas were roundly rejected by geophysicists.

2. A significant portion of the Saudi Aramco workforce consists of geophysicists and geologists.

3. If the seismic waves miss the plume, their record of it is lost to geophysicists.

4. In the eyes of geophysicists, hydrothermal circulation is inextricably intertwined with the pulsing bank of heat inside the planet.

5. Geophysicists deduce much about this pressure by noting how each core “unwinds” during its first few days above ground.

6. Lay himself deserves much of the credit for awakening geophysicists to this wondrous terrain half way to the center of the earth.

7. Geophysicists began to think that since hot-spot plumes presumably originated at the core-mantle boundary, this layer might play a role.

8. Forecasts of magnetic activity are being prepared by geophysicists at the British Geological Survey in Edinburgh, Scotland, for potential industrial, commercial, and military applications.

9. For geophysicists in general, it is yet another chunk of evidence tipping the scales toward an integrated view of the earth.

10. 17 Damien Chua, a geophysicist at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, D. C. , said that auroral substorms are among the great remaining mysteries in space physics.

11. Geologists and geophysicists aim to Accurately constrain the architecture and facies variations at the lava flow scale.: Under the terms of the draft agreement, the growers commit themselves to installing scales to more Accurately determine the cutters' share.: He also had an uncanny feel for the weather and many times Accurately predicted a day of storms, especially violent thunderstorms and