Bedeutung von "fossilise" im Wörterbuch Englisch

AUSSPRACHE VON FOSSILISE AUF ENGLISCH

fossilise  [ˈfɒsɪˌlaɪz]

GRAMMATIKALISCHE KATEGORIE VON FOSSILISE

Fossilise ist ein Verb.

Das Verb ist derjenige Teil des Satzes, der konjugiert wird und der Handlung und Zustand ausdrückt.

Siehe die Konjugation des verbs fossilise auf Englisch.

WAS BEDEUTET FOSSILISE AUF ENGLISCH

Fossil

Fossil

Fossilien sind die erhaltenen Reste oder Spuren von Tieren, Pflanzen und anderen Organismen aus der fernen Vergangenheit. Die Gesamtheit der Fossilien, sowohl entdeckt als auch unentdeckt, und ihre Platzierung in fossilen Felsformationen und Sedimentschichten ist als Fossilienrekord bekannt. Das Studium der Fossilien über die geologische Zeit, wie sie gebildet wurden, und die evolutionären Beziehungen zwischen Taxa sind einige der wichtigsten Funktionen der Wissenschaft der Paläontologie. Ein solches konserviertes Exemplar wird als "Fossil" bezeichnet, wenn es älter ist als ein Mindestalter, meistens das willkürliche Datum von 10.000 Jahren. Daher reichen die Fossilien im Alter von den jüngsten zu Beginn der Holozän-Epoche bis zu den ältesten aus dem Archäischen Eon, bis zu 3,48 Milliarden Jahre alt. Die Beobachtung, dass bestimmte Fossilien mit bestimmten Felsschichten verbunden waren, führte frühe Geologen dazu, eine geologische Zeitskala im 19. Jahrhundert zu erkennen. Die Entwicklung radiometrischer Datierungstechniken im frühen 20. Jahrhundert ermöglichte es den Geologen, das numerische oder "absolute" Alter der verschiedenen Schichten und damit die eingeschlossenen Fossilien zu bestimmen.

Fossils are the preserved remains or traces of animals, plants, and other organisms from the remote past. The totality of fossils, both discovered and undiscovered, and their placement in fossiliferous rock formations and sedimentary layers is known as the fossil record. The study of fossils across geological time, how they were formed, and the evolutionary relationships between taxa are some of the most important functions of the science of paleontology. Such a preserved specimen is called a "fossil" if it is older than some minimum age, most often the arbitrary date of 10,000 years. Hence, fossils range in age from the youngest at the start of the Holocene Epoch to the oldest from the Archaean Eon, up to 3.48 billion years old. The observation that certain fossils were associated with certain rock strata led early geologists to recognize a geological timescale in the 19th century. The development of radiometric dating techniques in the early 20th century allowed geologists to determine the numerical or "absolute" age of the various strata and thereby the included fossils.

KONJUGATION AUF ENGLISCH DES VERBS FOSSILISE

PRESENT

Present

I fossilise

you fossilise

he/she/it fossilises

we fossilise

you fossilise

they fossilise

Present continuous

I am fossilising

you are fossilising

he/she/it is fossilising

we are fossilising

you are fossilising

they are fossilising

Present perfect

I have fossilised

you have fossilised

he/she/it has fossilised

we have fossilised

you have fossilised

they have fossilised

Present perfect continuous

I have been fossilising

you have been fossilising

he/she/it has been fossilising

we have been fossilising

you have been fossilising

they have been fossilising

PAST

Past

I fossilised

you fossilised

he/she/it fossilised

we fossilised

you fossilised

they fossilised

Past continuous

I was fossilising

you were fossilising

he/she/it was fossilising

we were fossilising

you were fossilising

they were fossilising

Past perfect

I had fossilised

you had fossilised

he/she/it had fossilised

we had fossilised

you had fossilised

they had fossilised

Past perfect continuous

I had been fossilising

you had been fossilising

he/she/it had been fossilising

we had been fossilising

you had been fossilising

they had been fossilising

FUTURE

Future

I will fossilise

you will fossilise

he/she/it will fossilise

we will fossilise

you will fossilise

they will fossilise

Future continuous

I will be fossilising

you will be fossilising

he/she/it will be fossilising

we will be fossilising

you will be fossilising

they will be fossilising

Future perfect

I will have fossilised

you will have fossilised

he/she/it will have fossilised

we will have fossilised

you will have fossilised

they will have fossilised

Future perfect continuous

I will have been fossilising

you will have been fossilising

he/she/it will have been fossilising

we will have been fossilising

you will have been fossilising

they will have been fossilising

CONDITIONAL

Conditional

I would fossilise

you would fossilise

he/she/it would fossilise

we would fossilise

you would fossilise

they would fossilise

Conditional continuous

I would be fossilising

you would be fossilising

he/she/it would be fossilising

we would be fossilising

you would be fossilising

they would be fossilising

Conditional perfect

I would have fossilise

you would have fossilise

he/she/it would have fossilise

we would have fossilise

you would have fossilise

they would have fossilise

Conditional perfect continuous

I would have been fossilising

you would have been fossilising

he/she/it would have been fossilising

we would have been fossilising

you would have been fossilising

they would have been fossilising

IMPERATIVE

Imperative

you fossilise
we let´s fossilise
you fossilise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

Infinitive

to fossilise

Past participle

fossilised

Present Participle

fossilising

ÜBERSETZUNG VON FOSSILISE

Erfahre, wie die Übersetzung von fossilise auf 25 Sprachen mit unserem mehrsprachigen Übersetzer Englisch lautet.

Die Übersetzungen von fossilise auf andere Sprachen, die in diesem Bereich vorgestellt werden, sind zustande gekommen durch automatische statistische Übersetzung, wobei die Basiseinheit der Übersetzung das Wort «fossilise» in Englisch ist.

• Übersetzer Deutsch - Chinesisch: fossilise
• Übersetzer Deutsch - Spanisch: fosilizar
• Englisch: fossilise
• Übersetzer Deutsch - Hindi: fossilise
• Übersetzer Deutsch - Arabisch: fossilise
• Übersetzer Deutsch - Russisch: fossilise
• Übersetzer Deutsch - Portugiesisch: fossilizar
• Übersetzer Deutsch - Bengalisch: fossilise
• Übersetzer Deutsch - Französisch: fossiliser
• Übersetzer Deutsch - Malaysisch: Fosil
• Übersetzer Deutsch - Deutsch: versteinern
• Übersetzer Deutsch - Japanisch: fossilise
• Übersetzer Deutsch - Koreanisch: fossilise
• Übersetzer Deutsch - Javanisch: Fosil
• Übersetzer Deutsch - Vietnamesisch: fossilise
• Übersetzer Deutsch - Tamil: புதைபடிவமாக
• Übersetzer Deutsch - Marathi: जीवाश्म
• Übersetzer Deutsch - Türkisch: fossilise
• Übersetzer Deutsch - Italienisch: fossilizzare
• Übersetzer Deutsch - Polnisch: niezasklepiania
• Übersetzer Deutsch - Ukrainisch: fossilise
• Übersetzer Deutsch - Rumänisch: fosile
• Übersetzer Deutsch - Griechisch: fossilise
• Übersetzer Deutsch - Afrikaans: fossilise
• Übersetzer Deutsch - Schwedisch: fossilise
• Übersetzer Deutsch - Norwegisch: fossilise

10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «FOSSILISE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN

Entdecke den Gebrauch von fossilise in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit fossilise im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.

How to Fossilize Your Hamster: And Other Amazing Experiments ...

How can you figure out how much your head weighs? Mick O'Hare, who created the New Scientist's popular science sensations Does Anything Eat Wasps? and Why Don't Penguins' Feet Freeze?, has the answers.

Mick O'Hare, 2008

How to Fossilise Your Hamster: And other amazing experiments ...

What is going on when you drop mentos in to cola? 100 wonderful, intriguing and entertaining scientific experiments which show scientific principles first hand - this is science at its most popular.

New Scientist, 2010

Organise Or Fossilise: The Revival of Union Organising

This book describes, analyses and evaluates the attempt to restore union fortunes through organising in Britain.

Edmund Heery, Rick Delbridge, Melanie Simms, 1999

An Introduction to the Invertebrates

They are probably not particularly closely related to sponges. Sponge spicules fossilise readily. They are very common in Cambrian deposits and have recently been found among the very earliest fossil animals (see Chapter 20). Sponges ...

Janet Moore, 2001

Memoirs of the Geological Survey of England and Wales: Vol. ...

S. Letter concerning a Mineral Water at Canterbury. Phil. Trans., vol. xxv. p. 2-162 . 1709. Fossilise Cantianse Catalogus. The Monthly Miscellany, or Memoirs for the Curious, vol. iii. p. 163. 4to. Land. Fossilise Sheppeianae Catalogus. Ibid., p.

Geological Survey of Great Britain, 1872

The Life of Catherine Booth: The Mother of the Salvation Army

The ten- Human creeds and religious organisations have an fossilise, inveterate tendency to fossilise the ideas and inspirations of a dead past, which they vainly endeavour to foist upon an altogether altered present. They have too often ...

Frederick St. George De Lautour Booth Tucker, 1872

The evolution revolution

Birds. of. a. Feather. Fossilise. Together. The next time that you saunter over to your bird cage to give your budgie some seed, spare a thought for the plight of your feathered buddy. I don't just mean the fact that its immediate wild ancestor had ...

Ken McNamara, John A. Long, 1998

The Ancestor's Tale: A Pilgrimage to the Dawn of Life

The grand confluence – the last common ancestor of all surviving creatures – could pre-date the oldest fossils (it didn't fossilise) or it could have lived a billion years later (all but one of the other lineages went extinct). Given that all backward  ...

Richard Dawkins, 2010

Deleuze and Politics

... positive, how can it come to grips with the reality of something like a people, if that people's ethnic reality is immediately suspect and potentially rejected as one of the negative factors that impede movement, that arrest and fossilise the flow?

Ian Buchanan, Nicholas Thoburn, 2008

The Human Factor: Management Culture in a Changing World

... a permanent process – permanent, like all those changes in politics, economics and society to which businesses have to adapt if they are not to fossilise and go under. For that reason, transformation processes cannot be aimed solely at ...

Rolf Habbel, 2002

10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «FOSSILISE» VORKOMMT

Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff fossilise im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.

Measuring the sixth mass extinction

They don't fossilise well, being soft and squishy. “Overlaying that problem is the fact it's quite possible the processes leading to extinction of big ... «Cosmos, Jul 15»

The rise and demise of a super-armoured 'monster worm' from …

Unfortunately, since it's difficult to fossilise the soft tissues of lobopodia, it is possible that palaeontologists will only ever be able to study a ... «The Conversation UK, Jul 15»

Breathe life into dead matter

... can do phenomenally more than merely fossilise and contain documentaries of our world, they can invite a co-production of knowledge. «The Hindu, Jun 15»

Dinosaur blood cells extracted from 75-million-year-old fossil

Their intention was to study how natural bone minerals fossilise, and what happens when collagen decays in dinosaur bones. "This beam ... «New Scientist, Jun 15»

San Francisco's Mission district split over call for moratorium on …

"I don't want to fossilise San Francisco." Three hours into the hearing, dozens were still waiting for their chance to speak. Most of those who ... «South China Morning Post, Jun 15»

How I dissected a T. rex (it took chainsaws, feathers and lots of latex)

We don't know much about dinosaur hearts and lungs and stomachs, because these soft parts don't easily fossilise. But they can leave ... «Phys.Org, Jun 15»

Spirals in Time: The Secret Life and Curious Afterlife of Seashells …

... currency, conch shells as trumpets, the dating of evolutionary history through these shells, that probably last (and fossilise) better than bone. «The Guardian, Mai 15»

Cold case: scientists encounter prehistoric murder mystery

"Unfortunately, the intentions do not fossilise, so it is impossible to interpret the motivation of the killing," Sala said. "Not even Sherlock Holmes ... «Bangladesh News 24 hours, Mai 15»

Has the World's Oldest Cold Case Just Been Solved?

Finally, Sala notes, “Unfortunately, the intentions do not fossilise, so it is impossible to interpret the motivation of the killing. Not even Sherlock ... «Pioneer News, Mai 15»

The most ancient evidence of life on Earth?

Any hydrocarbons floating around would stick to the silicate surface and then fossilise over time, leaving what look like segmented “worms”. «Cosmos, Mai 15»