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Definition of glaciology in English: glaciologynoun ˌɡleɪsɪˈɒlədʒiˌɡleɪʃiˈɑlədʒi mass nounThe study of the internal dynamics and effects of glaciers. 冰川学，冰河学 Example sentencesExamples - The first chapter focuses on Arctic geology, and the subjects of the remaining five deal with the natural processes affecting the Arctic: glaciology, permafrost, oceanography, upper atmosphere physics, and climate.
- In addition, there are historical photos from expeditions pertaining to scientific studies of Arctic archaeology, glaciology, and geology.
- A commitment was made to significantly expand research efforts in established fields, particularly studies of the aurora and ionosphere, weather patterns, cosmic rays, and glaciology.
- He alternates chapters about all aspects of ‘the Ice’ - glaciology, ice-pack dynamics, ice shelves, etc. with chapters on exploration, literature, Antarctic science, and geopolitics.
- During the expedition, which lasted more than three months, its members performed research work in glaciology, meteorology, geophysics, geology, geochemistry, mineralogy, hydrogeology, zoology, botany, and ecology.
- No one should be surprised that Arabs are not prominent in glaciology or that few experts on camels are Scandinavian.
- The study states that measuring changes in the ice sheets are major challenges for modern glaciology.
- Research at and near McMurdo includes aeronomy and astrophysics, glaciology and glacial ecology, and ocean and climate systems.
- Both institutions will collaborate on synthesis, and will welcome involvement from parties with expertise on geomorphology, ecology, and Dry Valleys glaciology.
- He worked for thirteen years on many projects in paleontology, systematics, and glaciology.
- In our sparsely populated field of glaciology we have our share of individuals in each category, and he was one of the finest in the last group.
Derivativesadjective ˌɡleɪsɪɒləˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)lˌɡleɪʃiəˈlɑdʒək(ə)l Polar ice shelves are significant and widespread glaciological features in Antarctica. Example sentencesExamples - Since 1702, floods caused by glaciological conditions have repeatedly caused death and destruction in the region.
- Unique geological, glaciological, and meteorological studies continue there from purpose-built bases around the edge of Antarctica or at the South Pole.
- He was keenly aware of the need to generate a new class of scientists with glaciological training.
nounˌɡleɪsɪˈɒlədʒɪstˌɡleɪʃiˈɑlədʒəst Bill appears as the warm, considerate, friendly fellow that he was, knowledgeable about so many aspects of Alaskan glaciers and glaciologists. Example sentencesExamples - As part of the expedition, the floe is the object of a several week investigation by glaciologists, biologists, oceanographers and meteorologists.
- Guided by Swiss glaciologists, he and the others in the visiting field team found fifty samples of ancient peat and wood that had washed out from beneath the glacial ice.
- For glaciologists, examining an ice core extracted from the depths of a glacier is like reading the table of contents of a history book.
- ‘The challenge now is for glaciologists to look at the data and identify the source for it,’ he said.
- Just a decade ago we glaciologists were talking about gradual changes in glaciers taking place over centuries.
- The process had a swiftness and a magnitude glaciologists had never seen before, and it created the largest movement of ice in a single event in recent times.
- The hypothesis is confirmed by some medieval maps and research of paleogeologists and glaciologists.
- One parent is a glaciologist, and the other is a fan of all things sciencey and mathy.
- Next summer the glaciologist and his crew will take their six tons of equipment to begin research in southwestern Himalaya.
- A glaciologist said the crevasses could be wide open, waiting to swallow the unwary.
- It's becoming more and more obvious to glaciologists worldwide that ice shelves form a buttressing effect to the inland ice.
- European glaciologists had drilled the high point to bedrock back in the early 1990s.
OriginLate 19th century: from Latin glacies 'ice' + -logy. Definition of glaciology in US English: glaciologynounˌɡleɪʃiˈɑlədʒiˌɡlāSHēˈäləjē The study of the internal dynamics and effects of glaciers. 冰川学，冰河学 Example sentencesExamples - He worked for thirteen years on many projects in paleontology, systematics, and glaciology.
- In our sparsely populated field of glaciology we have our share of individuals in each category, and he was one of the finest in the last group.
- The first chapter focuses on Arctic geology, and the subjects of the remaining five deal with the natural processes affecting the Arctic: glaciology, permafrost, oceanography, upper atmosphere physics, and climate.
- In addition, there are historical photos from expeditions pertaining to scientific studies of Arctic archaeology, glaciology, and geology.
- During the expedition, which lasted more than three months, its members performed research work in glaciology, meteorology, geophysics, geology, geochemistry, mineralogy, hydrogeology, zoology, botany, and ecology.
- A commitment was made to significantly expand research efforts in established fields, particularly studies of the aurora and ionosphere, weather patterns, cosmic rays, and glaciology.
- Both institutions will collaborate on synthesis, and will welcome involvement from parties with expertise on geomorphology, ecology, and Dry Valleys glaciology.
- The study states that measuring changes in the ice sheets are major challenges for modern glaciology.
- He alternates chapters about all aspects of ‘the Ice’ - glaciology, ice-pack dynamics, ice shelves, etc. with chapters on exploration, literature, Antarctic science, and geopolitics.
- No one should be surprised that Arabs are not prominent in glaciology or that few experts on camels are Scandinavian.
- Research at and near McMurdo includes aeronomy and astrophysics, glaciology and glacial ecology, and ocean and climate systems.
OriginLate 19th century: from Latin glacies ‘ice’ + -logy. |