10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LINEATION»
Discover the use of
lineation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
lineation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Foundation of Structural Geology
Great care must be taken in the field to determine the origin of a lineation before it
is recorded and measured, since the structural significance of different lineations
may be quite different. Many insignificant lineations may be observed at an ...
2
Lineation: A Critical Review and Annotated Bibliography
Hornblende needles are parallel to b and elongate plagioclase adds to the
formation of a lineation. The orientation is thought to be due to dilierential
movement—gliding in ab and rotation around b. 1937 Balk, Robert (1937)
Structural ...
It is possible and even common that only part of the rock volume defines an
object lineation (Fig. 4.2). Trace lineations include crenulation lineations and
intersection lineations (Fig. 4.2). Intersection lineations are formed by intersecting
...
Cees W. Passchier, Rudolph A. J. Trouw, 2005
4
Tectonic Modeling: A Volume in Honor of Hans Ramberg
Along with the variation in the angle between the lineation and the fold axis, it
also gives the attitudes of the lineation and of the folded surface at different points
of the fold. It does not, however, show the continuous variation of the angle ...
Hans Ramberg, Hemin A. Koyi, Neil S. Mancktelow, 2001
Others, such as the British geologist E. M. Anderson and the Norwegian geologist
Anders Kvale, opposed Sander's view. In the Caledonides the stretching
lineation (e.g. Figure 1.11) was found to parallel the regional transport direction.
6
Precambrian Geology of the Tobacco Root Mountains, Montana
It is near to or coincident with the average mineral lineation, which lies along the
plane of the mean foliation. Fold axes are dispersed about a girdle that is
equivalent to the mean foliation plane, that is to say. fold axes lie in the plane of
foliation ...
7
Gneiss Domes in Orogeny
Foliation and lineation measurements in this part of the massif indicate that the
poles to foliation are distributed on a girdle whose axis is oriented 114°/0°, the
mean foliation being at 115N61 (Fig. 3A). Lineation, which is observed only on ...
Donna Whitney, Christian Teyssier, Christine S. Siddoway, 2004
8
Contributions to Crustal Evolution of the Southwestern ...
(1985, this volume) interred that the Winterhaven Formation was underlain by a
low-angle fault (Sortan fault: Fig. 2), which we interpret as a broad correlative of
the Gatuna fault. Foliation and lineation The elongated dome in the Gavilan Hills
is ...
9
Geological Survey Professional Paper
Weakly foliated hornblende gneiss. W95C — Same locality as W95A.
Hornblende gneiss. have a conspicuously banded appearance. The hornblende
is green or bluish green and commonly elongated, giving a prominent mineral
lineation.
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1985
10
Sedimentary structures of ephemeral streams
STREAMING LINEATION (sand streak, parting lineation, primary current lineation
, parting plane lineation, harrow mark, graination) Description Streaming
lineation was first described by Sorby (1908, p.180). The structure has since
been ...
M. Dane Picard, Lee R. High, 1973
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LINEATION»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
lineation is used in the context of the following news items.
UPSC Civil Services GK update - Physical Geography: The Rocks …
This arrangement is called foliation or lineation. e) Sometimes the minerals get arranged in alternative thin and thick layers, appearing in light ... «PaGaLGuY, Jul 15»
Poem of the week: The Measure by Jon Silkin
... the poem's clipped lineation and plain, abstract diction insist on detachment. Love makes sex and affection (and, it's hinted, also the man and ... «The Guardian, Jun 15»
Luke Meyer: Breaking a Monster, Unlocking the Truth
There's a huge crew, it's a clear lineation of a development they've gone through, and there's a lot of nice little features in there that I like too. «Consequence of Sound, May 15»
Poem of the week: You May Have Heard of Me by Shazea Quraishi
The fluid lineation is varied but unobtrusive and, despite caesuras and the occasional end-rhyme, rhythmically smooth. The speaker's progress ... «The Guardian, May 15»
Epic tale of the 'original Indiana Jones'
There are a plethora of terms to absorb such as “shear stress,” “high velocity flow,” “parting lineation,” “hydraulic jump,” “anti-dunes” and their ... «WND.com, May 15»
Inside the Mind of Poetry
The other repercussion is more scintillating, that we're forced to reconcile the magical power of lineation. That roomy margins, extra white ... «The Smart Set, Apr 15»
Augustine Announces Red Pine Exploration Intersects High Grade …
The main structures are a stretching lineation related to drag folding along shear zones, favorable contact zones between the diorite and a mafic fine-grained ... «Junior Mining Network, Apr 15»
The apophatic poetry of André du Bouchet.
... into smaller units by mid-line spaces or dropped lineation. The book Rapides (1980), one work in nearly 200 pages, is entirely in this format, ... «The Fortnightly Review, Apr 15»
Book review: Scavenger's Season, by Christopher (Kit) Kelen
... often iambic – though this may not be obvious at first reading owing to the lineation employed. The frequent ellipses of syntax and absence of ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Mar 15»
Blackbird Energy Inc. (CVE:BBI) CEO Garth Braun on Drilling …
... I'm going to stay with 25 to 30 at this time, and what I'll use is a term of velocity of resource to lineation. Our land package is large enough that ... «Midas Letter, Mar 15»
