Übersetzung für "Stratigraphically" in Deutsch

A fold, general convex upward, whose core contains the stratigraphically older rocks.

So stratigraphically, the oldest stuff I found was in the bedroom.

In the modern day, however, it is recognized that the two are not stratigraphically continuous but are very similar due to being formed at approximately the same time by the same processes.

The curator of invertebrate palaeontology, Desmond Collins, identified a number of additional outcrops, stratigraphically both higher and lower than the original Walcott quarry.

It is an anticlinal structure, with oil trapped stratigraphically by the anticline.

The Caturrita Formation was once regarded as a member of the stratigraphically higher Botucatu Formation or was expanded to include the Mata Sandstone.

Since the pyramids lie stratigraphically above the cave, the Guanche finds from between 600 and 1000 AD can only support conclusions on the date of human use of the cave.

The deepest-lying, stratigraphically oldest layer is described as Mittelquader ("Middle Ashlar") or Cotta Sandstone, was formed in the Lower Turonian and is mainly used as natural stone for stone carving.

Stratigraphically lying under the limestones, are the felsic tuffs and breccia as well as some rhyodacite lava flows.

For the pottery, the largest complex of its period in the whole of Germany if not Europe, a special path has been taken in the face of the enormous quantity, good stratification, and close dendro-dating, which involved focussing on stratigraphically closed find complexes instead of individual sherds and statistically analysing the chronology of ware types, functional types, and shapes.

The stratiform mineralization identified at Milpoc is hosted within red bed sediments of the Casapalca f ormation and is the first mineralization observed stratigraphically above the Ferrobamba formation.

The Waite Zone is stratigraphically below the No Name Zone and had not been extensively evaluated in the historic exploration work.

Stratigraphically controlled sampling along a 3 km long profile between 4600 and 3260m water depth along the south-eastern extension of the Northern Plateau was especially successful.

The Diamond Jim mine and Rosebud mines have potential for large, low-grade, silver-base metal mineralization, there is also the potential for structural and stratigraphically controlled gold deposits.

Both the Nisku and Leduc Formations are Devonian-aged, with the Nisku occur ring between 10-200 metres stratigraphically above the Leduc across the sampling area.

This hole represents a 35 metre lateral offset from mineralization encountered in the upper part of drill hole HR05-13 (4.65 metres grading 7.9g/t Au and 554.63g/t Ag) and provides further confirmation of the continuity of mineralization within the "Hangingwall Silver" horizon, which lies stratigraphically above the main gold horizons.

Drill hole WC-90-60 intersected 2.22 g/t Au across 17.96 m while WC-90-59 and WC-90-58 intersected stratigraphically higher and thinner gold-bearing layers (see table below).

In the follower project "Devonian Cycles and Global Events in the Northern Gondwanan Taurides", DECENT studies are now focused on the correlation of these stratigraphically constrained sections (ranging from the Upper Silurian to the Lower Carboniferous) with respect to ecosystem and geological process related studies, e.g. hinterland processes and sedimentary provenance analysis.

This interpretation assisted with the location of the first seven drill collars, targeting the top of the shale unit stratigraphically above the volcanic unit.

Five types of grave constructions were encountered in stratigraphically meaningful contexts, so that four phases can be defined and illustrated in schematic plates of types.