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Geologic

Geologic \Ge`o*log"ic\, Geological \Ge`o*log"ic*al\, a. [Cf. F. g['e]ologique.] Of or pertaining to geology, or the science of the earth.

Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
geologic

1799, from geology + -ic. Geologic time is recorded from 1861.

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geologic

a. of, or relating to geology or a geologic timescale

WordNet
geologic

adj. of or relating to or based on geology; "geological formations"; "geologic forces" [syn: geological]

Usage examples of "geologic".

These catastrophic seismic disturbances apparently produced the geologic divide, the Mississippi Valley Time-Slip, fracturing our continent into the ruined Here-and-Now of the eastern seaboard and the anachronistic There-and-Then of western North America.

Professor Upham, of the United States Geologic Survey, a man of unquestionable honesty and no mean authority generally, thinks that the cost alone demonstrates the futility of attempting the artesian system.

The pavement is of fine oolite, or skylight, or some other stone of that geologic period, and is laid almost flat on the ground, in places.

Information on past earthquakes must be gleaned from the geologic record and therefore, presents a picture of past seismicity that is incomplete and not yet fully deciphered.

Efforts, however, are underway to establish a viable predictive model which will integrate the various tectonic, geologic, hydrological, and seismic dynamics presently under investigation by Geosciences Department personnel.

I let the mind roam away back over the vast geologic spaces, and sometimes fancy I see a dim image of him stalking across the terrace epoch of the quaternary period.

He had to shake himself out of a train of thought that compared building the landscape like a great model against setting up conditions within the worldship that would, after geologic eons, produce it.

The introduction of machinery greatly helped the brickmaking industry in opening up new sources of supply of raw material in the shales and hardened clays of the sedimentary deposits of the older geologic formations, and, with the extended use of continuous firing plants, it has led to the establishment of large concerns where everything is co-ordinated for the production of enormous quantities of bricks at a minimum cost.

A realization of his predicament at last supplanted the geologic reveries that had ifiled his mind.

Davis, and include co-operative arrangements with State Geological Surveys and the Geologic Branch of the U.

If the geologic survey teams are being deliberately ambushed and eliminated, we want to know that, and we want to know whom we have to deal with.

If this huge arena did not have extremes of weather, a single footprint on that sand might last a geologic era.

You then had to launch it, set it on its way and wait anywhere from a decade to a geologic era for it to reach a nearby star.

Interested individuals could soar across a planetary landscape that included blue skies, towering forests, and creatures selected from three of Earth's geologic eras and two of its mythological cycles.

He flung it into the carton, find their biology textbook, you look up geologic eras?