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Meanings of geology in anglès
Study of the composition, structure, physical properties, and history of Earth's components, and the processes by which they are shaped.
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Usage of geology in anglès
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Not enough data about the land or geology contributes to this problem.
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Of course, she could be from another region with similar bedrock geology.
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Look at the geology - rocks are often millions of years old.
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At least on today's Earth, geology and biology go hand in hand.
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The steady accumulation of contaminated water is in part down to geology.
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At the same time, the Austrians were making geology work for them.
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What did that say about geology and the history of those mountains?
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Anderson, a young climber from California, moved to Laramie to study geology.
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The wisest professor of geology and expert of mines cannot explain it.
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Now in some respects there is an analogy between geology and history.
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That section of geology is still in its infancy, it is true.
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His early adventures outdoors led to undergraduate and graduate degrees in geology.
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At Durham University, Holmes was for many years the entire geology department.
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This is especially valuable in such subjects as geology, physiology and botany.
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Another famous name in American geology is that of John Strong Newberry.
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My mind was framed, so to speak, in geology and astronomical physics.
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United Kingdom
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Ireland
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United States of America
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