QUE SIGNIFIE UNCONFORMABILITY EN ANGLAIS
définition de unconformability dans le dictionnaire anglais
La définition de la discordance dans le dictionnaire est la condition d'une série de strates plus jeunes qui ne succèdent pas aux roches plus anciennes sous-jacentes ou en position parallèle, à la suite d'une longue période d'érosion ou de non-déposition. Une autre définition de la discordance est la condition de ne pas être conforme ou non conforme.
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «UNCONFORMABILITY»
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1
Text-book of Geology: For Schools and Colleges
In all cases, therefore, the mere fact of unconformability indicates the lapse of an
almost inconceivable interval of time, during which the processes just described
took place. Even in cases where the two unconformable groups do not differ ...
Henry Alleyne Nicholson,
1872
2
The Student's Manual of Geology
UNCONFORMABILITY AND OVERLAP. Uneonfbrmability arises from a surface
of " Denudation " * having been formed on one set of beds before the deposition
of another set upon them. When one group of beds rests upon the denuded ...
Joseph Beete Jukes, Sir Archibald Geikie,
1872
... known deposits absent between them, we obtain the exact relative date of the
elevation of so much of the mountains as do not exhibit any other
unconformability of strata, and of the whole range, if no such unconformability
can be detected.
Henry Thomas De La Beche,
1833
4
The Encyclopædia Britannica: A-ZYM
But even among igneous protrusions and in ancient metamorphic masses,
distinct evidence of unconformability is not always difficult to trace. Though
conformable rocks may usually be presumed to have followed each other
continuously ...
Day Otis Kellogg, Thomas Spencer Baynes, William Robertson Smith,
1903
5
The Encyclopaedia Britannica: a dictionary of arts, sciences ...
But even among igneous protrusions and in ancient metamorphic masses,
distinct evidence of unconformability is not always difficult to trace. Though
conformable rocks may usually be presumed to have followed each other
continuously ...
6
The London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and ...
The point of greatest interest exposed in thiscutting is the unconformability of the
lowest rock to the overlying conglomerate. Assuming that the former is correctly
identified with the “lower new red,” it follows, Mr. Strickland observes, that a ...
7
A Geological Manual. 2. Ed., Corr. and Enlarged. - London, ...
A general unconformability does not always prove a movement in the inferior
rocks prior to the deposition of the superior; for supposing a given series to be so
produced that the newer rocks may be formed within successively diminishing ...
Henry Thomas de La-Beche,
1832
8
London and Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine and Journal of ...
... with which Mr. Weaver must have hurried over a place where he did not notice
that junction between the Cambrian rocks and the old red sandstone, which
exhibits, even from the high-road, a most striking instance of unconformability. (Pl
. I. f.
9
Memoirs of Hugh Edwin Strickland, M.A.
... this cutting is the unconformability of the lowest rock to the overlying
conglomerate. Assuming that the former is correctly identified with the “lower new
red,” it follows, Mr. Strickland observes, that a tolerably exact geological date is
obtained ...
William Jardine, Hugh Edwin Strickland,
2011
10
The London and Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine and Journal ...
I mention my conviction on this point more particularly in consequence of Mr.
Conybeare's having suggested, in the paper above alluded to, the possible
unconformability of the toad- stone, from its having, perhaps, been thrust up
among the ...