geologically

Geologically it makes sense to study the whole as a unit.

Beyond this point the area is at present geologically less stable.

The ice is all post-1980, making the glacier very young geologically.

We know that Mars has been geologically active over its history.

Geologically the 83 m high rock may date to over one billion years ago.

Some showed little erosion, suggesting they were geologically quite young.

This was a busy part of the planet, geologically speaking.

Natural disasters have a long history in this geologically active part of the world.

This was perhaps the most geologically diverse landing site of the program.

Experts say that geologically there are still enough resources underground for the next 40-50 years.

Geologically, it is the most active body in the Uranus system.

Given the 4.5-billion-year age of Mars, that is geologically almost yesterday.

The mountains were coming alive, geologically, and soon they would be deadly.

Things certainly changed, and not very long ago, geologically.

Geologically speaking, this is known as an area of high-energy.

Similar evidence of geologically recent sea level positions is abundant around the world.

The two most famous geologically important destinations are both in Co.

The fourth and final event occurred quite recently, geologically speaking.

They were working in a geologically active part of the earth that could never be trusted until it was better known.

It's not all that geologically significant, though every now and then it burps a little.

He could not have lasted long, geologically, back on Earth."

Geologically, the town varies in its structure to an unusual degree.

Human responses were geologically slow, compared to a high-speed computer.

Contemporary Minnesota is much quieter geologically than in the past.

The 10,000-foot-high mountain peaks geologically speak of a violent beginning.