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...in architecture, construction, [[Profile (engineering)|engineering]], and geology. ===Geology=== ...

The Bridgman effect is observable in geology. It describes slip-stick behavior of materials under very high pressure.<r ...

...d at which a [[Drill bit#Well drilling bits|drill bit]] breaks the [[Rock (geology)|rock]] under it to deepen the [[borehole]]. It is normally measured in fe ...

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...ure of the ability of a [[porous media|porous material]] (often, a [[Rock (geology)|rock]] or an unconsolidated material) to allow fluids to pass through it.[ ...hology|lithological settings]] by brittle deformation of rocks in [[Fault (geology)|fault zones]]; the mechanisms by which this occurs are the subject of [[fa ...

...tallisation of minerals in the ancient oceans of the Earth to form [[rock (geology)|rock]]. Hutton's innovative 1785 theory, based on [[Plutonism]], visualis ...win|1831}} In a competing theory, [[Charles Lyell]] in his ''Principles of Geology'' (1830–1833) developed Hutton's comprehension of endless deep time as a cr ...

...n may be used in reference to a period of a billion years (especially in [[geology]], [[cosmology]] and [[astronomy]]), its more common usage is for any long, {{Portal bar|Geology|Mathematics|Astronomy|Stars|Outer space|Science}} ...

...aeology]], [[archaeoastronomy]], [[chronology]], [[geology]], [[historical geology]], [[historical linguistics]], [[ontology]], [[paleontology]], [[paleobotan ...

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...onsidered 4 important factors to make sure metal production would be made: Geology, Technology, Economics, and Politics. There are technical factors that go i ...

...rkers on the same by Professor Willis (in Jermyn Street, the Institute for Geology, where Huxley also gave his lectures)… While re-reading the technological-h ...

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...e.jpg|thumb|Lodestone in the [[National Gem and Mineral Collection#Hall of Geology, Gems, and Minerals|Hall of Gems]] of the [[Smithsonian]]]] The process by which lodestone is created has long been an open question in geology. Only a small amount of the magnetite on the Earth is found magnetized as l ...

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...lipway is a plain ramp, typically made of [[concrete]], [[steel]], [[rock (geology)|stone]] or even [[wood]]. The height of the [[tide]] can limit the usabili ...

...arth, its composition, and its eventual demise. Contemporary principles of geology were also introduced.<ref name="SCI-19530508">{{cite journal |last=Urey |fi ...''Life'', Vol. 34, No. 6</ref> The second part of the series discussed the geology and geography of the ocean, its, and its effect on coastlines. The first to ...

...n of faults with the seabed surface). The map may include [[Cross section (geology)|cross sections]] to illustrate the three-dimensional interpretation. Much ...ll structural and watertight integrity, extent of flooding, bathymetry and geology of the immediate vicinity, currents and tidal effects, hazards, and possibl ...