English to Maori Meaning of petrology - petrology

Petrology :

petrology

noun

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Definitions of petrology in English

Noun(1) the branch of geology that studies rocks: their origin and formation and mineral composition and classification

Examples of petrology in English

(1) Geochemistry and petrology of the turbidites suggest deposition in a forearc basin.(2) We combine field relations, structural geology, petrology , thermobarometry and geochronology to interpret the tectonic evolution of the Everest Himalaya.(3) Integrated studies of metamorphic petrology and structural geology constitute a powerful tool for understanding the tectonic evolution of the inner zones of orogens.(4) Although their ages are correlative with the Parana Volcanic Province magmatism, the geochemistry, petrology and isotopic compositions of the Salta Rift magmas show different source regions and petrogenetic processes.(5) The petrology of British Palaeocene igneous rocks shows that the asthenosphere was unusually hot and that the lavas were produced by fractional crystallization of larger volumes of melt near the Moho.(6) The volume will be of general interest to geochronologists and metamorphic petrologists .(7) The stone axe blade is so similar to that found in Neolithic Europe, if New Guinea and European axes were mixed up in a museum collection it would probably take petrological analysis to distinguish them.(8) The Dutch sedimentary petrologist and marine geologist Philip Kuenen is best known for his research on turbidity currents and their deposits.(9) Most metamorphic petrologists would argue that the anhydrous nature of rocks formed under deep crustal conditions, e.g. granulites, proves the deep crust is dry.(10) Is there any petrologic or petrographic evidence that granitic magmas have been extracted in timescales of only decades or centuries?(11) Previous petrological studies of the Yangkou eclogites have indicated the lack of fluid during exhumation.(12) It is not possible to relate individual biotite grains to any variations in the petrological characteristics of the UG - 2 layer, which are known to occur along strike.(13) Very detailed studies are then done by cutting thin sections of the rocks and examining their mineral composition and small-scale structures under a petrological microscope.(14) However, petrologic ground thin-sections proved to be superior to the peels for showing the fine wall details of xylem parenchyma and tracheary cells.(15) The close geographical relationship and the petrological affinity between the dykes and the sill complex have led several workers to propose that the four dykes formed the feeders to the complex.(16) Paleomagnetic studies imply 15 to 18 degrees of northward translation of the Valle Group since its deposition, but paleontologic and petrologic studies do not support this contention.

(1) petroleum jelly ::

tiēre hinu

(2) petroleum products ::

hua hinu

(3) petroleum industry ::

ahumahi hinu

(4) liquefied petroleum gas ::

hau hinu liquefied

(5) crude petroleum ::

hinu masivesivá

(6) petroleum pitch ::

hinu te ware

Synonyms

Noun

1. lithology ::

lithology

Different Forms

petrologist, petrologists, petrology

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