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Definition of tectonophysicist in English: tectonophysicistnoun See tectonophysics Example sentencesExamples - An enduring challenge facing tectonophysicists is to relate processes and measurements at Earth's surface to their origins at depths that can't be directly observed.
- The symposium will be cross disciplinary and will attract a wide range of Earth scientists including tectonophysicists, seismologists, fluid dynamists, geochemists, geochronologists, paleontologists volcanologists, economic geologists, sedimentologists, and field geologists.
- The purpose of this session is to bring together tectonophysicists, geophysicists, geomorphologists, and sedimentologists to better understand the interaction between neotectonic processes (e. g., fold and thrust faulting, vertical movements) and surface processes (geomorphology, mass redistribution, landscape evolution).
- Seismologists, geologists, and tectonophysicists discuss the dynamics of earthquakes, floods, landslides and severe storms, and how they have shaped the Earth.
- Our observations challenge tectonophysicists to explain how a normal fault may rupture at such low angle, and support the concept of low-angle detachment even in the classic central Basin and Range.
Definition of tectonophysicist in US English: tectonophysicistnoun-ˈfizəsist See tectonophysics Example sentencesExamples - The purpose of this session is to bring together tectonophysicists, geophysicists, geomorphologists, and sedimentologists to better understand the interaction between neotectonic processes (e. g., fold and thrust faulting, vertical movements) and surface processes (geomorphology, mass redistribution, landscape evolution).
- Seismologists, geologists, and tectonophysicists discuss the dynamics of earthquakes, floods, landslides and severe storms, and how they have shaped the Earth.
- An enduring challenge facing tectonophysicists is to relate processes and measurements at Earth's surface to their origins at depths that can't be directly observed.
- Our observations challenge tectonophysicists to explain how a normal fault may rupture at such low angle, and support the concept of low-angle detachment even in the classic central Basin and Range.
- The symposium will be cross disciplinary and will attract a wide range of Earth scientists including tectonophysicists, seismologists, fluid dynamists, geochemists, geochronologists, paleontologists volcanologists, economic geologists, sedimentologists, and field geologists.
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